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One of the noblest professions is that of the law, and it is for this reason the ranks of the legal fraternity are filled with men of more than ordinary ability, men who realize the important part they play in the drama of life. Among the fraternity we wish to mention the firm of McCanles & Orr, the partnership being formed last June. Mr. McCanles scarcely needs mention at our hands, as he probably is one of the best known men in this section of Kansas and as an attorney ranks high in the profession. Mr. Albert W. Orr is a new man among us, having resided in Lincoln but a few months. He is a graduate of Park Academy, Parkville, Mo., 1904, and has an A.B. degree from the same college, and in 1908-09 he took post-graduate courses at Harvard. He holds an L.L.B. degree from the University of Wisconsin, and is also a member of the Wisconsin and Missouri bars, having practiced in Kansas City prior to locating in Lincoln. The firm is an exceedingly strong one with two such well equipped counselors at its head and will always be found giving their closest attention to their client's cause.
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There are many people in the world today who will maintain that a lawyer's work is unnecessary. Such a position is untenable, for as long as the human family exists, activity in the legal line in some form or another is indispensable. It is here that the law exerts its influence and its exponents are called upon to exercise their talents in straightening out complications, having due regard for justice. Among the legal fraternity of Lincoln a leading position is accorded to John J. McCurdy. He is regarded as a man of splendid legal attainments, of penetrating perception and steady judgment, whose counsel and services are invaluable in legal matters. His practice is a general one and he numbers among his clients many of the leading firms of Lincoln county. Mr. McCurdy is a native born Kansan and located in Lincoln 26 years ago. He is a graduate of the Kansas University and has taken post-graduate law courses at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. He served Lincoln county as clerk of the district court for one term and represented it as its county attorney for another and in this respect he is accorded with being impartial to every one alike.
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Designed to make the most of its unique location and views. Fronting onto parkland overlooking Toby Inlet and a mere 200m stroll to the pristine waters of Quindalup Beach, you will quickly realise you have found somewhere very special.
The expansive living area, with soaring ceilings and stunning views through the Peppi trees to Toby Inlet, provides every comfort you can imagine. These include polished timber floors, leather lounges, stylish furnishings and quirky touches. For year-round comfort enjoy the reverse cycle air-conditioning and huge combustion wood fire.
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What sets this house apart is the warm and inviting upstairs retreat. This flexible space is ideal as a kids zone, for families, singles, couples whatever you wish. The retreat comprises one queen and two single beds, with two separate ensuite showers and a double vanity. There is plenty of space to lounge around in the comfy bean bags, enjoying the 42 Smart TV, PS4 and plentiful board games. For some me time, step out onto the private balcony and sit amongst the Peppi trees, watching the sunsets, birds and other delights of Toby Inlet, while keeping an eye on the kids playing below.
Downstairs is a thoughtfully designed family bathroom, where, at the end of a fun-filled day, you can stretch out and relax in the generous bath or enjoy the bliss of a luxurious rain head shower. There is plenty of space for everyone After a glass or two of one of the local wines, you can guarantee a peaceful slumber in one of the warm and stylish bedrooms. Bliss
Step outside onto the extensive parkland, fronting directly onto the tranquil waters of Toby Inlet. Please be aware that the water of Toby's Inlet is unfenced.
For the Lazydayers you can lounge back in the hammock, outdoor lounge or sit on the waterside bench and enjoy the local birdlife and passing kayakers. A great spot for a picnic, watching the children play on their own playground swings/slide, having your own Boxing Day Test Match, or enjoying many of the other activities/outdoor games provided. All without having to get in the car
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The Spanish bullfighting world on Sunday defended the right to attend the competitions at the first such event in Barcelona since the Catalan region voted to ban the practice from 2012.
"We demand respect for the individual freedom to take part in a spectacle that is the expression of our culture and of our traditions," said a manifesto read out shortly before the event began.
"Bullfighting professionals reject the Catalan parliament's decision.... We demand an end to the political manipulation of the (bullfighting) fiesta and we demand a guarantee of our right to work," it said.
The manifesto was to be read out at all Spanish bullfighting events on Sunday, at the behest of pro-bullfighting group La Mesa del Toro, as well as in France and Portugal.
The Spanish bullfighting milieu as well as the conservative opposition say that bullfighting has been hijacked by Catalan nationalists who banned the practice because it is seen as a symbol of Spain.
Catalonia on Wednesday became the first part of mainland Spain to ban the centuries-old tradition, after it was outlawed on the Canary Islands in 1991.
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Can I rent, sell my property pay my debts, buy another property later?
I have a 2 bed first floor flat in Knebworth I own outright, I have my elderly mother living with me, it is getting a bit hard for mum going up & down the stairs, a bungalow or a ground floor maisonette would be better, the only trouble is the buying & selling. I already have a loan & credit cards, I have a poor credit rating [I am paying my bills] Can I rent, sell my property, pay my debts, buy another property later an area where they're cheaper, or do you have a better idea?
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No, that's a good idea. You own your flat outright, but it will still be leasehold. So you don't need any mortgage company permission, but you do need leaseholder's permission. Check your lease, this is normally not a problem, but I bet the leaseholder has a £50 fee for a permission letter, they usually do :( Then go ahead and rent the bungalow. However, if you have bad credit, you might have a problem getting a tenancy. Try it and see, the checks for tenancy are not as stringent as those for a mortgage. The other solution of course is to sell the flat outright (although now is bottom of market) and pay your debts, then rent the bungalow for a bit until your credit score comes back, then buy the bungalow. Virtually all landlords will sell to sitting tenants. The main thing is to get your credit sorted and don't get in that mess again. It affects all kinds of other stuff. BTW DON'T be tempted to borrow against the flat from a non-status lender, you know CCJs welcome 20% intereest.Answered on Aug 18 2011, Report content
Just picking up on David's answer. Depending on what sort of credit profile you have, there MAY be some milage in raising finance against your flat to clear your debts. Just make sure you approach a reputable advisor and, if appropriate, go with a status lender.Answered on Aug 18 2011, Report content
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From 1911 to 1939, the park was home to Derby, a double-track out and back racer coaster.
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The Environmental Protection Agency said it conducted independent tests to confirm Ford's results and ordered the company to correct fuel economy labels on the cars within 15 days.
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What happens if you lose your debit card, order a new one but then find out your bank has shut down and now you don't have access to your money?
Well, that's what happened to Jay Miller.
He lost his wallet, which included his debit card. So, what do you do when you lose your debit card; you call your bank and order a new one.
He called BestBank last Tuesday, May 2, to report he had lost his card and would like to have a new one mailed to him. In the meantime, Miller was going out of town for a trip so he went to his local bank branch, withdrew some money and was on his merry way.
Unfortunately, while he was out of town, the unexpected happened; BestBank shut down.
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It's been hailed as everything from glorified Pong to glorified Pong II, and now, finally, Mario Tennis for the N64 gets exactly what it deserves: a sequel!
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Braden ▼ as a boys' name is pronounced BRAY-den. It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and the meaning of Braden is "descendant of Bradán". Transferred use of the Irish surname. Bradán is a personal name meaning "salmon".
VARIANTS Bradan, Bradden, Braddon, Bradin, Bradon, Braeden▼, Braedon▼, Braiden, Braidin, Braydan, Brayden▲, Braydon
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We participate in the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) and the NRMP Pediatric Specialties Match. For the July 2018 start date, applications are accepted through ERAS beginning June 6, 2017; interviews will take place in the fall of 2017, and the Match is in December 2017.
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Steve is most commonly known for his work with the SKYCITY New Zealand Breakers who won the Australian National Basketball League three times in a row. He also works as a Strength & Conditioning Specialist for High Performance Sport New Zealand; having worked with a range of different athletes including ITF Taekwon-Do world champion Carl van Roon.
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- Living in Milford: I love living close to the bars and restaurants in Takapuna. It's fantastic on a sunny summer's day. I also work at the Millennium Institute of Sport and Health so it's great to live close by and not get stuck in traffic every day. Plus it's only ten minutes to the city centre from my house in Milford.
- Awesome training spots: I love working out and there are some amazing places to train on the North Shore. The Browns Bay stairs, Castor Bay stairs and Okura Trail are my top picks.
- Millennium Institute of Sport - High performance Sport NZ training facility: It's a great training environment with lots of athletes from many different sports. I really enjoy working with elite athletes.
- Home of NZ Breakers: They are the three time NBL champs. It's been an amazing experience to work with the Breakers and it's fantastic to have their home so close to mine. The home of the NZ Breakers is a great asset to the North Shore.
- North Shore Beaches: We have some awesome beaches here on the North Shore. Takapuna is my favourite, closely followed by Mairangi Bay.


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Midland Memorial Hospital is proud to become one of the first hospitals in West Texas to be a designated Baby Box Co. distribution center. Baby Everly of Odessa, TX was the first baby at MMH to receive a Baby Box. The purpose of these boxes is to educate new parents on safe sleep practices and to provide infants with a safe sleep space in an effort to reduce SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). Baby Boxes can be used for the baby's first five to six months of life and are to be placed either on the floo...
In 2015, we debuted the new Midland Health brand and logo, as well as our new mission, vision and core values. Since then, a few changes have been made and we are already seeing a positive impact on our county health ranking as a result. In 2016, we built a community garden to provide the community with an affordable way to grow fresh produce and promote healthy eating. Our garden was created as a template for other organizations to use and build more gardens across Midland. Plant-based meals are now av...
On July 1, the Midland County Hospital District Police Department (MCHD PD) will unveil their new teddy program. The program was created by Chief Kenny Taylor and Officer Johnny Valderaz when they saw a need for children who visit Midland Memorial Hospital as a patient or as a child who has witnessed a traumatic event. The bears are meant to comfort the children during their time of distress. The teddy bears will also be carried in the hospital police vehicles of the officers for situations that may ari...
Our Critical Care Unit recently traveled to Houston, Texas to accept their new Silver Beacon Award for Excellence, given by the American Association of Critical Care Nurses. The Beacon Award for Excellence can be given to any hospital unit where patients receive their principal nursing care after hospital admission. This award sets the standard for excellence in patient care environments by collecting and utilizing evidence-based information to improve patient outcomes and patient and staff satisfaction...
The Breast Center, formerly known as Allison Women's Imaging, has been granted a three-year full accreditation designation by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC). Accreditation by the NAPBC is only given to those centers that have voluntarily committed to provide the highest level of quality breast care and that undergo a rigorous evaluation process and review of their performance. During the survey process, the center must demonstrate compliance with standards established by t...
We are pleased to introduce the launch of our new healthcare blog . The blog will be updated biweekly with articles written by Midland Health nurses, staff and physicians covering various health topics. There is a lot of medical content on the internet these days, but it's difficult to know which sources to trust. We promise to only publish articles that are accurate and up-to-date on topics like dermatology, heart health, joint care and orthopedics, overall health and wellness, pregnancy and childbirth...
Cardiac Rehab Week is February 12th through 17th. Did you know that Midland Memorial Hospital provides both Inpatient and Outpatient Cardiac Rehab programs? Our certified Cardiac Rehabilitation Program is the only program in Midland that has met the strict standards of practices, set by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR). As such, the Cardiac Rehabilitation Program has been recognized for its commitment to improving quality of life by improving standards of ...
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Back row (L to R): Reed Clarke, Warren Jones, Jake Burlet, Will Milroy, Richard Walters, Ross Swanson
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Merle Taylor has had a successful consulting practice for over thirty years through serving clients in the public and not-for-profit sector and by providing expertise in financial policies and processes and organizational restructuring. Prior to entering the consulting field, she was an executive in Alberta Treasury in the Office of the Controller.
Sandi Wright is an Account Executive with Philips Healthcare and has 15 years of professional experience providing strategic business development, marketing, and leadership insight to the healthcare industry. Sandi holds a BCom from the University of Alberta and an MSc in Health System Management from the University of Liverpool. Prior to joining Philips, Sandi worked with other healthcare industry multinationals including Cardinal Health, Baxter, and Nestle Healthcare Nutrition. Aside from her professional experience, Sandi is a passionate advocate for the community and the Royal Glenora Club. Chair of the skating committee from 2012–2015, Sandi was also the 2013 recipient of the Marilyn Chidlow volunteer award and continues to support the Royal Glenora Club in her position as a Member of the Board of Directors.
Reed Clarke has been an RGC Member since 2011 and joined the Club's Board of Directors in 2014. Reed has obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree and is currently working on receiving his Executive MBA from the University of Athabasca. Presently, Reed is the Director of Marketing at Auto Canada, but also held the position of Key Account Manager at Sleeman Breweries, which helps make him an excellent candidate for his position on the RGC Board of Directors, as well as his position as an RGC Food & Beverage Committee Member.
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As a Board representative of his fellow Club Members, Reed promises to represent the best interests of the Club during all Board decisions. He desires to work hard to build a strong and more vibrant local community within the City of Edmonton. It is his belief that our City, community, and Club can be great if everyone works together to achieve a common goal.
Warren Jones obtained his bachelor's degree in marketing from Dalhousie University and has been a sales and marketing strategist for 30 years. He has spent the last 10 years as an entrepreneur, running a small kitchen and bathroom renovation company. Warren loves Tennis and Squash, and enjoys socializing at the Club. Warren and his family also often enjoy the pool and the Friday night buffet, especially with his grandson.


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The campaign of the Cree people to protect their forest way of life from the impact of hydro-electric development in northern Quebec has been widely-documented. Few have heard in any detail the outcome of this campaign and what it means for the indigenous societies' futures. This text gives equal attention to the Cree leadership's successful strategies for addressing major social and environmental pressures, with the forces of acculturation and native communities' social destruction.
The titles in the Cultural Survival Studies in Ethnicity and Change series, edited by David Maybury-Lewis and Theodore Macdonald, Jr. of Cultural Survival, Inc., Harvard University, focus on key issues affecting indigenous and ethnic groups worldwide. Each ethnography builds on introductory material by going further in-depth and allowing students to explore, virtually first-hand, a particular issue and its impact on a culture.


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NEBLETT, ROBERT CALDWELL (1795–1871). Robert Caldwell Neblett, physician, planter, and public official, was born in Roanoke, Virginia, on October 28, 1795. He served in the War of 1812 and taught school for two years before he entered the University of Pennsylvania, where he received his medical diploma. He practiced medicine in Tennessee and in Mississippi, where he married Maria Powe of South Carolina. In 1830 he moved to Louisiana. About 1833 he settled on the east bank of the Sabine River at what became known as Neblett's Bluff. Many immigrants bound for Texas received medical attention, supplies, and hospitality at his plantation. He bought many Texas land certificates from veterans of the Texas Revolution and moved to the state in 1840 or 1841. He lived at Houston for a time before starting a plantation on a site two miles northeast of Navasota in what is now southwest Grimes County. In 1843 he helped organize the Masonic Collegiate Institute at Anderson. In 1855–56 he represented Grimes County in the House of the Sixth Texas Legislature. He died in 1871 and was buried at Anderson. His name appears on a monument on the courthouse grounds at Anderson.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:Members of the Legislature of the State of Texas from 1846 to 1939 (Austin: Texas Legislature, 1939). Harold Schoen, comp., Monuments Erected by the State of Texas to Commemorate the Centenary of Texas Independence (Austin: Commission of Control for Texas Centennial Celebrations, 1938).
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I called AdWords support on 4 lagging approvals. They had been submitted over a week ago. She apologized and said they would be approved in a short while. One group started showing right away and now two days later nothing on the other three. It seems the new ad groups are just falling between the cracks.
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That's interesting. I kind of expect MSN to have the long wait time, but Google? Never had a problem getting anything accepted by them. If there was a delay, it was always very brief.
Wonder if anything has changed recently for them.
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I'm a huge fan of vintage food advertisements in foreign languages. I love the primary colors, illustrations, and how people now use them as posters to decorate their kitchens. Inspired by the classic L'Instant Tattinger poster of an elegantly dressed female posing behind a gigantic glass of champagne that used to hang in my Spanish apartment I set out to find more vintage French ad posters.
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Is there ever going to be a new rom? Seems kilter things are dying down.
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After announcing that their location based platform has surpassed 10 million users, Foursquare on Thursday revealed that more than 500,000 merchant accounts have now been added to their program.
The company on their official blog post highlighted some of the company's most creative brand partners such as American Express who are effectively using Foursquare to make customers aware of and ultimately sell their products?
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Two parents, Fred and Sue, are both employed. Health insurance is offered through Sue's employer, for which she spends $200/month to cover her family. They have three children, one of whom has special needs. Their children, Katy age 16; Emma, age 13, who has cerebral palsy and developmental delays; and Ali, age 10, live at home with their parents in Wisconia. They recently moved within their state to Wisconia from Parkopia where they were getting wonderful services for Emma. Their move was precipitated by a job change for Sue. They anticipated that the services for Emma in Wisconia would be the same as they were in Parkopia.
On the first day of Sue's job, she met with her human resources director who gave her information on her family's health insurance plan. The plan seemed fairly comprehensive to Sue and she was pleased with that. However, when Sue asked about a particular hospital, she was informed that it wasn't a part of the plan.
Selecting a Primary Physician
Sue noticed that some pediatricians that were recommended to her by neighbors were included in the plan. Sue realized that she and Fred needed to choose one doctor for their children's primary doctor, but they didn't have time to interview the prospective doctors. So, Sue and Fred chose the pediatrician that was closest to their home.
Sue, being a proactive parent, set up an appointment for each of girls to meet Dr. Smith before an illness occurred. At the visit, Dr. Smith was cordial, but seemed put off by Emma's challenges. There wasn't an examination room big enough for Emma's wheelchair, her mother, and her sisters (who help advocate for Emma) and Dr. Smith didn't seem comfortable with Emma and didn't understand why her sisters were at the
appointment with her. He did not address her directly, like he did with Katy and Ali. He also referred to her as wheelchair bound and mentally retarded. His mannerisms and use of out of date language indicated that he was out of the loop of working with youth with disabilities.
This first appointment left Sue and her daughters feeling very uncomfortable and disappointed that the doctor they chose was not compassionate and family centered as their former pediatrician, Dr. Swell.
The next day, Sue was still dismayed at the negative doctor's appointment. She decided that she and Fred needed to make time to interview other potential doctors. She referred back to her list of primary care doctors who are participating in her health plan and decided that it would be a good idea to talk with them to determine a better suited physician for her daughters.
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After interviewing three doctors and selecting a wonderful pediatrician, Dr. Superb, Sue set up another first doctor's visit for the girls. They were all thrilled with Dr. Superb and her great compassion and respectful interactions with Katy and Ali. She asked a lot of questions about Emma and seemed to have a general knowledge of cerebral palsy. Sue and Dr. Superb talked about specialists that Emma might need. In reflecting on the meeting, however, Sue was concerned that Dr. Superb never spoke directly to Emma or addressed questions to her. Sue was hoping that she had located a doctor that could be with Emma as she grew into adulthood. But, Sue wondered, how could a trusting relationship develop between Emma and Dr. Superb if there were communication issues? Sue decided that she would need to talk with Dr. Superb about this concern before the next appointment.
During an early appointment, Sue expressed concern about the ongoing expenses of diapers and over the counter medications for Emma's allergies and digestive issues. Dr. Superb's nurse, Sheila, asked Sue about her health insurance coverage for Emma. When Sheila mentioned public health insurance (Medicaid) to Sue, Sue commented that she assumed that Emma was not eligible because the family wasn't poor.
Sheila explained that children with significant disabilities could be eligible for Medicaid regardless of family income and that Medicaid could be helpful to the family as a second source of health care payment. Sheila said that Medicaid would pay for Emma's diapers and her expensive antacids and allergy meds. Sheila gave Sue the contact information for Wisconia's Katie Beckett consultant and suggested that she begin the application process.
Prior Authorizations and Getting Services and Supplies
When meeting with Emma, Dr. Superb determined that she needed to have physical therapy at the community clinic that specializes in treating children with cerebral palsy. Dr. Superb also thought that Emma would benefit from a communication device, so an appointment was set up with a community specialist to do an augmentative communication evaluation. Sue was thrilled that she finally found a pediatrician who could relate well to each of her children and was supportive of her and Fred as well.
Sue located a community based therapist who could provide physical therapy. At the end of the initial evaluation, the PT identified a number of areas on which she wanted to work with Emma. The PT requested a copy of Emma's IEP, explaining that she needed to work on things that the school wasn't addressing. A few weeks later, the therapist found out that the PA was denied. Sue was distraught, as the doctor prescribed therapy as a way to avoid surgery. Sue called Sheila, her very helpful nurse in Dr. Superb's office, who said that she would talk with the PT to see what might be done to appeal the decision. Sheila also suggested that Sue call her Regional CYSHCN Center for assistance in seeing what can be done about the denied prior authorization request.
Are there things my child needs that I've been told my insurance doesn't cover?
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Remember your supports and call on them for help – your insurance plan/provider; case managers; school team, friends, family. There are many advocates and resources to help you with your journey. Good luck!
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The Knitters Are Coming!
On Friday night, I had the most fantastic time. My new buddy Meghan swung around to my house and off we drove to Powell's. Why? To go see Stephanie Pearl McPhee, aka The Yarn Harlot, do a book signing. Now I've been lucky enough to meet her twice before, and knew there were good things ahead.
I came prepared with a bag of Hood strawberry scones (have to share some Oregon goodness, now), cream cheese to spread them with, and of course chocolate covered coffee beans in case of very late or very early flights. I did feel a large twinge of guilt, since the last two times I've seen Stephanie I brought samosas. I wanted to make them this time, I truly did, but I ended up working over 30 hours this week checking coupons against a database and banging my head against the computer desk when the %$ thing ATE ALL MY DATA. I spent the week in a bleary haze, staring at a computer screen and hoping that eventually I'd all get it done, interspersed with wrangling the boys. Wasn't even sure I'd get to go to Powell's on Friday, but darned if I was going to try. So in a rare moment of sanity I ditched the samosas plan and decided on scones, something I could do quickly and well and that should at least be tasty.
Meghan and I found parking and trotted over to the book store around 5:00. The original plan was to go find seats, get some dinner somewhere close, and come back in time for the signing. Well, when we got there the room had one row of benches, benches with knitters perched on top. The rest of the room was completely empty. We were told they planned on putting chairs out around 6:00, though eventually we managed to convince them to put chairs out earlier. We all sat, knitting and mingling amongst ourselves. I happened upon Rodger, the perfect fearless partner in crime. I look forward to many knitting adventures in the future. I chatted with Pauline, who sadly is blogless but was lovely to talk with. Then off in the corner I spied Bobbie, carrying the most glorious Argosy shawl. Everyone gathered around, stroking it and admiring the colors. Bobbie is sweet and funny and wonderful in person, and I was happy to finally meet her. I giggled over this little miss (her name is Charlotte). Her mama is Heather, and her dad bought her the shirt. I love it!
Eventually, we realized it was far too fun hanging out to leave and grab food somewhere else. Meghan and I illicitly, one at a time, slipped downstairs to purchase our books and grab sustenance from the coffee shop. Food was slipped into knitting bags and smuggled back up into the "Pearl" room, where we munched while no one was the wiser. I love breaking rules.
Finally, Stephanie arrived. Resplendent in her brand new sweater (which was flung off moments later - the room was really hot), she quickly lowered the microphone and began to speak. She warned against the "crochet marauders", spoke of her worries about a wool blight that would lead to yarn store riots, and detailed the machinations of CHOKE (Cultural Humiliation Of Knitters Everywhere). She was funny, endearing, and had us all laughing until our grins hurt. Then she spoke of what knitters can do, of how much money we have all raised so far for Knitters Without Borders, of the friendships and bonds so many of us have formed, of how special it is in this day and age to make something by hand. It was a beautiful speech.
Then we all lined up to have books signed. This is where sitting in the front row became a problem: there was no way to get to the line aside from walking all the way around the aisles while everyone else quickly hopped up into place. Seemed fair, though. So we stood in line and knitted and visited. I got to see Rodger's new sweater. Also met the very bubbly blogless Terissa, who suggested we all go out for tea and drinks later. Excellent idea! I met Christy, who talked of the Single Sock Liberation Movement and showed me a bevvy of proudly single socks. Carry on the good fight, Christy!
And then, it was my turn. Stephanie looked at me, smiled, and said, "you!" And then right after that, "where are the samosas?" We both laughed and I offered up the scones. She asked what I was working on*, I told her it was a shawl, to which she quickly remarked, "it's got a long way to go then, eh?" Then I had her feel it, and she may have said something like, "evil, evil woman." Heh, heh - I take great pride in my evilness! Meghan took a picture of both of us (note that she is still fondling the shawl) and I'm pretty sure I was in the middle of saying something. Better picture over here (squee! Yep, I'm on the blog). She gave me a big hug after that, and you know what? Stephanie gives a really good hug. Not a big surprise - she's a pretty neat person all 'round.
Afterwards Meghan and I walked over to the tea/lounge place (what was the name of it?), meeting up with Rodger and Terrisa later on. I actually got carded. At 38 years old - what a compliment! We all sat and gabbed and Meghan worked furiously on a wee baby sweater and had a blast. Many thanks to Meghan for the ride and for being my knit event buddy, and thanks to Stephanie for once again making us all laugh and think and feel proud of our knitterly ways.
* (I knitted! For the first time in over a month! Fittingly, it was on my sister's almost cobweb crepe shawl, since I need to finish before August. It felt strange, and my hands trembled as I did it, but I managed. I'm just going to bite the bullet and keep working on it even if knitting feels strange and uncomfortable for a while.)


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Welcome to the website of the Postgraduate Institute of Pali and Buddhist Studies (PGIPBS), University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka. I hope you will find useful information in deciding whether the PGIPBS can help you to meet the goals in pursuing your studies in the field of Pali and Buddhist Studies.
The PGIPBS was established in 1975, and it is conveniently located at No. 133, Dutugemunu Street, Kohuwala, Sri Lanka. This institute is fully dedicated to the postgraduate studies in Pali and Buddhist Studies. Our Academic Staff is composed of members trained in both local and foreign universities. Their academic excellence and dedication have been noted as an asset for the Institute.
Since its inception, the PGIPBS has been a center of excellence, attracting both local and foreign students. As the registration figures indicate, the number of students who seek entrance to our programmes has kept ever increasing. Currently, the institute hosts the highest number of overseas students in any institute in the country.
Library of the PGIPBS consists of good collections of primary and secondary sources including recent publications in Buddhism, Pali, Sanskrit and related disciplines.
Recognizing the quality of the institute, academic centers in Singapore and Hong Kong, have affiliated with us to conduct our courses in their institutes. I am proud to mention here that our alumni serve as faculty members both at national and international universities.
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Scott's Seafood Restaurant is a Bay Area tradition in the heart of downtown San Jose. Their American regional cuisine features the freshest seafood and prime dry aged steaks. Enjoy views of San Jose and the surrounding hills of Silicon Valley from the sixth floor. The interior is inviting for all occasions, from casual dining to special occasions, business meetings or your next event.
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We had a very enjoyable meal, and we'll definitely be coming back again. Dinner started with cocktails, and they were expertly made: neither too sweet or bitter, well balanced, and achieving their stated description. A maple Manhattan was very tasty without being overly sweet, a pumpkin spice sangria was delicious beyond expectation (we expected something weird, but it was the surprise hit of the night).
The seafood salad was large with plenty of variety, including Dungeness crab, large prawn, chilled cooked scallops, and more. The petrale sole was perfect with a lemon beurre Blanc.
Being just before Thanksgiving, they also had a turkey plate with cornbread dressing, mashed potatoes, and green beans with bacon. The rule of never ordering far from the speciality of the house does not apply here.... It was amazing. The turkey was the most tender and moist I've had.
The service was a little slow, but not to the point of complaint. If anything, it forced us to slow down and enjoy the night.
We had such a good time that we may come back again for the special next Thanksgiving just to have that turkey again.... and probably a few times in between.
We chose Scotts because of the good reviews and because it's walking distance from San Jose Center for Performing Arts. Turns out they also validate parking. The food was delicious. We had the pear & strawberry salad, crab cakes, calamari, and bread pudding. All were delicious. The entire staff there was helpful and friendly. I'll definitely go back again.
We had been to Scott's in Jack London Square and expected it to be the same. Unfortunately it was not. Food selection was not as much as Oakland and the service was horrible. We had to constantly ask them to clear our plates from the table even thought they were stacked up at the edge and very visible and had to constantly ask for champagne refills. Won't be back to this location again.
I love to go to Scott's before the theater. With reservations, you can get in and have a lovely meal and pleanty of time to walk one block to the theater. Usually, I love what I order. This time, I ordered trout for the first time and I found it to be utterly tasteless. Back to my favorites next time!
Yesterday my family dined at Scott's Seafood to celebrate my mother's birthday. The restaurant did not set up a window table for our special occasion as I had requested on my Opentable reservation. When I complained to the hostess, she was not apologetic but instead gave me some very lame excuse which I didn't accept and asked her to set up a window table for our party of 10 anyway. Then she summoned the Asst Manager to our table and what an AMAZING experience. Mr. Robert, the Asst Manager, showed me the table they set up for us if we wanted to change (which my family didn't want to anymore since we were already seated and started eating Bread) and proceeded to graciously tell me that as an apology to us for not heeding my request, he would comp our appetizers for us (2 orders of Oysters Rockefeller totaling $34 and 3 orders of Crab Cakes totaling $54) which certainly made me more than happy. Then at the end of our meal, our wonderful waiter Jean-Luc brought out a complimentary Scott's Classic Rapsberry Jack ($8) with a lighted candle for our dear mother and informed us that to apologize for the mixup about our table, the restaurant would comp BOTH our apps and our desserts (3 orders of Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee totaling $27 and 1 Warm Molten Chocolate Cake for $9). We were very impressed. Then upon receiving our check afterwards, we were extremely surprised (and DELIGHTED) that the restaurant also comped our 2 Basil Fruit Mojito Mocktails totaling $14 and a Blue Moon Beer of $6.50 as well. That was INCREDIBLE! Scott's Seafood and Mr. Robert had gone ABOVE and BEYOND to make up for the mistake of not setting up a window table for us with all the good will gestures. THANK YOU Scott's Seafood and Robert for making our evening special by treating us with such respect and genuine hospitality! We WILL be BACK.
very average food and we were charged extra for ordering a martini "up". that was a first! I get paying for specific brand of gin or vodka but, because it is served in a martini glass!! Really!? The manager would not adjust and was kind of a jerk. I won't be going back.
Overall we had an ok experience for my wife's birthday. My request for a window seat went unanswered in lieu of leaving multiple tables opened for parties who never showed up for roughly the 2 hrs we were there. Our server, while fantastic and polite was overworked. Certainly no fault of his own. The food was extremely overpriced for the quality we received. I understand when market prices apply food can be raised in price but Scott's had virtually no flavor for the expense we paid. I expected more. My Bloody Mary had more spice and flavor than the jambalaya and seafood pasta did. It's a beautiful restaurant and space but the staff seemed overwhelmed and the quality and taste of the food was disappointing.
Would I give it another shot? Sure, but if it disappointed again I'd never waste the money.
Scott's is a great destination point in San Jose. They have excellent seafood and a beautiful view from the window on the 6th floor. The calimari appetizer is always delicious. And the seared ahi tuna is always a favorite. the green salad was nice that they split for us. My salmon dish was very good and the petrale sole was very good, too. Overall, Scott's is a very good restaurant witha beautiful window view.
Over many years we have had wonderful dinners at Scott's and will continue to go there for dinner.
As we had attended "sponsored" brunches there over several years...quite good...when we needed a spot near the CPA for brunch, Scott's came to mind.
We were looking forward to the promised jazz which we did enjoy!
This review pertains strictly to Sunday Brunch:
For quite some time, service was nonexistent. We served ourselves to the buffet and waited some more. Drinks were not forthcoming...no water, no coffee.
They were very much understaffed. Some staff came on after we'd been there an hour but there was a party in the banquet room, outside was full and it simply was not enough.
After requesting coffee from two different servers...hard to find any servers...and both said they'd bring it and did not, we got up and went to the kitchen to request coffee...twice! Finally it came and was cold! And it was cold the second time after we'd been told it would be a fresh pot!
We were not offered Mimosa's which apparently are included in the brunch price.
Eventually a manager came around and offered to totally comp us which we refused... vehemently. When he returned with our credit card bill it reflected a 50% discount. We gave up on protesting, paid and tipped.
The apologetic manager asked us to please come back to Scott's and we assured him that we would for dinner and absolutely would not for brunch except for the annual "sponsored" brunch which the four of us always do attend.
Too few servers trying to serve too many people.
A wide variety of buffet items...some not so good. In particular the two salmon items: one covered with egg and cheese...so I was told (couldn't have identified that!) and the other very sweet...
At the "sponsored" brunch more is self serve and mimosas and included drinks are self serve at the bar.
More staff and more set up for self service would help.
And we do look forward to many more lovely dinners at Scott's!
The ambience and live music was great. I was not impressed with the food, I did enjoy my salad. I don't mind paying for great food but but this was just k for me. The service was okay, the waitress seemed busy and not focused. I would probably just go back for appetizers & drinks.
We were looking forward to a great meal on the outdoor patio but unfortunately after sitting down, the patio area smelled like old clams shells. The servers were more worried about closing up the place than service and it was only 9:00. Ultimately it was a disappointing evening at Scott's. Lots of nice places to eat in the vicinity, think those would have been a better choice.
The services were so bad, they brought one plate so dirty to the table , then no knife to cut the filet mignon, the beverages were took so long just to bring a beer and then no tools to open the king crab legs and no basket to disposal the shell very very poor management.
Had a reservation, seated 20 mins after... had left notes that it was our 30th anniversary when booking , no consideration. Service was slow , they seemed short staffed, one person took our drink order not our waiter, possible manager. Took awhile to get drinks, longer than normal. Ordered food, it came, mine was warm , my husbands cold. Told waiter, he took it back. I started to eat mine but wanted to wait and eat together since it was our anniversary. By the time his food came back mine was now cold . His came back cold a second time, we notified manager. They apologized, food cold twice? Unacceptable, they were going to comp the meal we didn't eat. No one came back to check up on us, we left a tip for server and left. Very disappointed, we used to come a lot for special occasions and bring our family, not anymore. It used to be one of my favorite places.
The crab cakes and pumpkin soup were delicious, as was the Mahi Mahi special. The jambalaya was so-so. Service was lacking. We waited too long between soup and entrees and for a refill of my tea. The restaurant itself is very nice. Overall I was a little disappointed considering the price I paid.
Enjoyed a birthday dinner. Food, service, ambience all great. Even got a complimentary birthday dessert. An added touch last Saturday was a talented 3-piece band instrumental and singing. Good choice of music and volume was just right for enjoyment and conversation.
I went here on a Monday night for a business dinner with 3 others. It was good, the main course was good, the Lobster bisque was a bit of a let down though.
The service was the soft point. The initial contact from the waitress took about 5 min, and she was unfamiliar with the specials and the menu as she had to check on specials and come back to us. She also asked my business customer if she was mixed (racially black/white), and said she looks just like her mixed friend. which I thought was wildly inappropriate.
The main course was great, but for the service I will not be back.
I usually don't give reviews but I was so disappointed that I just had to tell you about this. We ordered the calamari to share as an appetizer which was way over done. I ordered the sea bass that was tasteless and over cooked and very dry. My husband ordered the trout and said it was just okay. Our waiter was running around and very impatient. We decided not to have dessert and when he brought our check he charged us twice for every dish we ordered. Of course he corrected the mistake. We will not go back.
Came here for dinner to celebrate a friend's bday and food was delicious. I ordered the lobster and my friend ordered the cioppino...both dishes were delicious. Restaurant was quiet despite us being a bit more boisterous. Restaurant a bit dated but the nice views more than compensate for some of the dated decor. Wish the bar was a little bit bigger but overall a good experience and I'll be back.
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