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Sabi Asian eatery's broad menu includes dishes that range from terrific to simply unfortunate.(Full review)
I'm not sure Helen was in the right restaurant last week ... or maybe she was just having a bad day from the traffic on I-77, but in all the times that I have had lunch or dinner there (20+ times), I have never had a bad meal or experience at Sabi. I have to say that Sabi is our favorite restaurant at Lake Norman ... THANK YOU for bringing your restaurant to the lake.
I happen to live with 3 of the biggest food critics (my children) ... They are very picky about their food, but if they had a choice ... it would be Sabi every night.
We also love the relaxing nights on your patio with the live music ... great place for dinner and drinks!
I wouldn't worry to much about Helen's comments to much ... no one that I have talked to has ever said anything but "Good things" about Sabi ... and the word must be getting out because there is always a good crowd when I'm there.
With the doubtful review from just another food critic and a thoughtful (not mad, people) comment from the owner, I wanted to let the readers know my family's experience with Sabi. My two sons and I have eaten at Sabi many times with family and friends and the food and service have always been impeccable. The boys love the varied kids' menu (and I love the healthy choices), and have named Sabi their all time favorite restaurant (huge for a 6 and 9 year old). Personally, I have been most impressed with everything I've ever tried from the kitchen and am thrilled that the menu has an excellent variety for a host of different palates. I get it, every plate should be perfect every time. But I wholeheartedly recommend the reviewer try something else another time. This is not just a pretty place- it is gorgeous- and it is definitely worth more consideration.
As an owner of Sabi I appreciate all of the wonderful comments as well as the constructive criticism. Helen is a knowledgable critic and wonderful person. We have and will continue to make changes to improve our customer service, food quality, and variety. We are in business to serve our customers and their desires. We will listen to our customers and make changes accordingly. You (our customers) are the ones who spend your hard earned money in our restaurant. We are happy to be in Davidson, and look forward to serving you for many years to come. Below is a comment that I received from a customer from last night.
Rob Mitchell
We want to thank the staff at Sabi's for their incredible service and wonderful food last night. They kept the kitchen open for the cast and crew and guests after the show. It was fabulous – everyone had a great time – and the staff was SO KIND AND GRACIOUS!!!
Please pass on our thanks. Bus and wait staff in particular were FABULOUS!!!
Thanks, Cindy
PS Loved the Flower Chicken recommended by my waiter!
Why would you, as the owner, and the 'other' reviewer (BobbyFlay) who was reviewing Helen Schwab and not the restaurant, give yourselves four stars?
Isn't that..what's the word... tacky?
It's interesting how biased individuals pounce back when a PROFESSIONAL REVIEWER gives them a not-so-positive grade. Helen Schwab has been doing this for a very long time and she is very good at what she does. She is well respected in the Charlotte culinary world.
Sabi is just one of the string of "Asian Grills" that have been flooding the Charlotte area for the last two years now. Most of them are chinese restaurant operators who decided to add sushi, Thai and other so called asian fare to their menu. They spend money on the decor, hire a "chef" and voila, you have an Asian Grill and sushi bar. Most of the time, however, they do not consistency follow-through on their promise. The key word here is consistency. Not a lot of restos in our area can execute this budding concept (asian grill) well.
Not too long ago, Kudzu on Broad on Main St. in downtown Davidson was also given two stars by the Charlotte Observer. It may or may not be a coincidence that a few months after that review, Kudzu eventually went out of business, citing "family-related..need to spend more time with the kids.." issues for closing their doors down. "Toast" now occupies that spot.
Instead of critizising Helen for her views, find ways to improve. At this early stage of your existense, this should be a wake up call for you. You have been given free advice that woud have otherwise cost you an arm and a leg if you would have hired a consultant.
The people of Davidson are mostly forgiving and will give you another chance, if they see that you are trying. Treat Davidson well, and it will do the same back to you.
Good luck.
Don't get mad, get better.
The great thing about Sabi is that there is something for everyone. I bet my family has been there 20 times in the last three months and we have never had any issues like this. I looked at some of Helen's other reviews and have realized that her taste are very different from mine. I love the flower chicken and the lettuce wraps at Sabi. I guess what I am saying is everyone likes different things. I am glad Sabi offers such a great variety of foods. Some are more bland than others. Some are spicy, some are sweet. My grandmother likes some of the foods at Sabi that I think are bland, while my wife likes some of the foods I think are spicy. All of the dishes don't have to be packed full of flavor. There are dishes on the Sabi menu for everyone. My only concern is that Sabi is getting so busy that I am going to have to start making reservations. Good job Sabi.
It's amazing how people get mad when an PROFESSIONAL
I love sushi, but my husband does not. Sabi is the only place that we can both agree to go. We drive up from Charlotte at least twice a week. My husband loves the Salmon and the Filet. I finally got him to try some sushi the other week, and now he is addicted to the Pacific Fried Roll. OMG. The beer and wine selection is great. The only issue I have ever had is with the music. The live music is great, but sometimes it can get a little loud. If I mention it to Ken (the owner) he is very quick to get it lowered. Keep up the great work. Oh, my favorite thing that they just started is called Chow Down for Charity on Monday nights. They give up to 10% of sales to the charities of the customers choice. I think they have raised close to $1,000 for local charities in the first month. It is the coolest thing. See you on Monday.
I write my own restaurant reviews (The Charlotte Spoon) and got a similar comment to the one above, i.e. "What do you expect when you ordered X at this restaurant that doesn't specialize in X?"
I hate that line of reasoning. A restaurant should not send out ANY dish that does not represent their menu and talents accurately, much less a dish as blatantly inedible as the one described above. Every dish on a menu is something the restaurant formulated and feels is an accurate piece of who they are, so not a SINGLE dish should fall flat.
Does the commenter above suggest that it's acceptable to risk the fish not being cooked adequately because it's described as a "Western plate"? That that's simply what you get for ordering a certain thing but not the other?
If you are going to order a dish at a resturant it should be edible or not on the menu.
As a professional food critic, I'm not sure why you would order a "Western Dish" at an Asian restaurant. The concept of Sabi requires forward thinking. Many new hip and culturally diverse restaurants offer menus of this sort. The goal is not to provide the best western dishes around, but if 4 people wanted to go out to dinner and 3 wanted asian or sushi, and one did not, that Sabi could still be in the running. Sometimes restaurants make decisions based on customers desires and not critics acclaim. The next time you review an Asian restaurant, stick with reviewing the Asian food. Let the customers who don't like the Asian food decide for themselves.
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Does high school prepare students for adult life and the years beyond? With the high school drop out rate so high, many would agree that it does not. Some high schools such as Massachusett students have taken matters into their own hands.
Each school established a student-run council, aged 15 to 17. Their guidance counselor served as their adviser. Unlike a normal public school, there were no grades. Teachers simply provided advice. Instead, students monitored and helped one another. At the end of each semester students gave evaluations of their classmates.
This new high school was named the Independent Project. Students' main focus wasn't on textbooks: it was more about the freedom of learning and helping each other with the material given.
During the first half of the year students answered and created questions on the natural and social world. They talked about each question, found ways of gathering information from each subject, and voiced opinions. The second half of the year consisted of "Literary and mathematical arts." Novels that rivaled those read by A.P. English classes were chosen and read. Students also learned a variety of mathematical topics, from quadratic equations to the numbers behind poker.
Throughout the year students chose and "individual endeavor," skills like learning to play the piano or cook, and preformed them in front of the entire student body and faculty.
What if Peninsula became like the Independent Project? Would students continue to achieve such academic succession? Would motivation disappear because there are no longer any grades? I do not agree with the idea of an Independent Project. School would no longer be taken seriously. Yes, they would be learning from each other, but students would not get the same education material as other schools. What would colleges think of a student that applied to their school, without any record of grades, but came from this type of self-learning school?


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If you're a fan of Kylie Minogue, this clip is a must see. The 46-year-old closed out the Commonwealth Games with a glitzy and campy show. The almost 30-minute performance included seven of the Aussie pop star's greatest hits.
Minogue kicked things off with "Spinning Around," followed by "Love At First Sight," "Into The Blue," "Locomotion," "All The Lovers" before closing things out with "Can't Get You Out Of My Head."
The show was so fabulous, fellow Aussie, steeplechase runner Genevieve LaCaze crashed the stage, dancing along with Kylie's shirtless male dancers. Hell, I would've done it as well had the opportunity presented itself. Check out the extravaganza below.
Kylie Minogue is everywhere these days. Earlier this year, she appeared on British television as a coach on The Voice UK. She followed that up by releasing her twelfth studio album, Kiss Me Once. The 46-year-old Aussie is now heading back to the movie biz. She previously showed her acting chops in Moulin Rouge, Jack & Diane and Holy Motors.
It was just announced she's joining the earthquake disaster flick San Andreas. Her role, at the moment, is being kept under wraps. Any wagers she contributes a song to the film's soundtrack? Even though the film centers around an 9.0 earthquake hitting California, the film is shooting on the Gold Coast of Australia. Keep reading to find out who else in starring in the earth-shattering film.
Kylie Minogue usually delivers with her music videos. Her latest is a little pedestrian, literally. The Aussie singer intentionally made it that way. It features her in a sea of people as they walk pass here. Here's Minogue's explanation of the quirky clip.
"This video is an abstract look at pedestrian life and how we're all just trying to get through and rise above everyday challenges," Kylie explains. "Although the song talks about a real life event that happened the day I recorded the song with Pharrell, the video has a more conceptual approach and I love how surreal it looks."
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It wouldn't have been my first choice as the next single, but I don't blame Kylie Minogue for picking "I Was Gonna Cancel." The track, after all, was produced by Pharrell Williams. There's no one arguably hotter than the "Happy" singer at the moment. He certainly has the Midas Touch when it comes to radio-friendly hits. Here's what the 45-year-old Aussie told Rolling Stone about the track.
"It was interesting — I had a meltdown on day two in the studio, but that gave way to a fantastic song ["I Was Gonna Cancel"], which will be my second single."
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Questions to Ask When Hiring a Malpractice Lawyer
If you believe you have suffered injuries at the hand of a doctor, the thought of hiring a medical malpractice lawyer may be overwhelming. How can you know which lawyer is right for you? This article discusses how to screen medical malpractice attorneys to find the best one to represent you.
There are three basic steps to hiring a malpractice lawyer or any other kind of person injury lawyer:
- Start a list of names of qualified malpractice attorneys who could handle your case.
- Schedule a meeting, called an initial consultation, with several attorneys to discuss your case. This meeting is an important step to learn about their qualifications, as well as get feedback about how strong a case you may have.
- Based on what you learn from your initial consultations, hire the malpractice attorney with whom you feel most comfortable.
Questions to Ask Malpractice Lawyers
Before meeting with any attorney, you'll want to make a list of all the questions you'd like answered during your initial consultations. You'll also want to bring in a summary of the circumstances that surround your incident to get feedback regarding your case. The questions you ask will be both about the lawyer and his or her assessment of your case.
You'll also want to bring a pad of paper and a pen to take notes during your conservations, so you don't forget anything.
The Medical Malpractice Lawyer's Background & Experience
You should kick the meeting off with questions about the medical malpractice lawyer's education and professional background. Some questions to ask are:
- Which law school did you attend, and when did you graduate?
- From where did you get your undergraduate degree?
- Do you belong to any professional organizations? If so, which?
- How long have you practiced malpractice law?
- Does your practice consist primarily of medical malpractice cases, or do you try other types of cases as well?
- On average, how many medical malpractice victims to you represent each year?
- How many medical malpractice lawsuits do you settle each year? How many of them do you take to trial each year?
- Have you handled many cases like my own?
Assessment of Your Medical Malpractice Case
Spend some time describing your injuries and why you think a medical professional caused them. Then ask the malpractice attorneys you interview for their opinion of your potential case. You might want to ask:
- What is your assessment of my medical malpractice case?
- How much money might it realistically bring in case of a settlement or judgment?
- Which factors work in favor of my case? Which work against me?
- How likely is it that I would have to go to trial?
- What about arbitration or mediation? Are those methods of alternative dispute resolution an option for me?
- How long do you see my case taking from start to completion?
Legal Philosophy & Style
To get a better handle on your expectations of the medical malpractice lawyer, it's a good idea to discuss his or her approach and style in practicing law. Some relevant questions include:
- How would you describe your philosophy or approach to practicing medical malpractice law?
- What is your approach to handling medical malpractice cases?
- What is your style in handling clients? Do you ask me to make decisions, or will you tell me what I should do?
Case Management
Lawyers have different management styles when it comes to handling their cases. To find out how your potential lawyers will oversee your case, consider asking:
- Will you personally manage my case, or will it be handed to another attorney to manage?
- Will you handle negotiations and court appearances?
- Will you be my day-to-day contact?
- Will other attorneys or experts work on my case? What will they do?
- Can you tell me about medical expert witnesses you might use on my case?
- How often will you provide progress reports? What will be included in those reports?
- What is the best way to communicate with you? How quickly do you respond?
Legal Fees
How much your medical malpractice case will cost you in legal fees is one area you do not want to neglect. Questions to ask include:
- Do you charge a contingency fee, that is, will you take a percentage of any settlement or award I receive, or do I pay you an hourly rate?
- If you charge an hourly rate, what is it? Will I also be paying hourly rates for other attorneys and paralegals working on the case?
- If we do not settle or win the case, will I owe you any money?
- Do you charge a retainer fee up front?
- What other expenses will I have to pay? Can you estimate their total?
- Can you show me some examples of how much money I would take home after legal fees and expenses if we settle? If we win in court?
Wrapping up Your Meeting
Before you shake hands and say good-bye, ask your prospective lawyer if there was anything important you didn't cover during the meeting. Is there anything he or she could add before you make your decision about which lawyer to hire? You can also ask for names of past clients to use as references.
After the meeting has ended, but before too much time has passed, take a moment to write down some notes about the meeting and any impressions you had. What did you like and dislike? Was there anything memorable about the meeting? How comfortable would you be with this attorney representing you?
Hiring a Medical Malpractice Lawyer
Once you've met with all the malpractice attorneys you wanted to interview, it's time to select one. Reflect on your meetings and consider if one shone above the rest. If there was, your selection process should be easy. However, if you're torn between several candidates, consider the objective criteria presented in the answers to the above questions. Then ask yourself again, in which attorney do you place the most confidence?
Once you've found the best malpractice attorney for your case, you're ready to begin your legal process.
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Columbia, MO (Sports Network) - Jabari Brown netted 22 points and No. 10 Missouri earned its first-ever SEC victory with a convincing 84-68 triumph over the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Brown connected on 5-of-7 shots from beyond the arc for the Tigers (12-2, 1-0 SEC), who left the Big 12 after winning the conference's final championship last season.
"Obviously it's a great win for us," said Missouri coach Frank Haith. "I thought we had a workman-like attitude there in terms of how we played in the second half. We weren't turning the ball over; we did great job with that and I thought we really executed, particularly down the stretch offensively. And we made enough defensive stops. Great win for us, great first SEC win, really proud of our guys."
Alex Oriakhi and Phil Pressey each posted double-doubles, with Oriakhi finishing with 16 points and 10 boards, while Pressey totaled 11 points and 13 assists in the victory, Missouri's eighth straight at home.
Laurence Bowers poured in 16 points, but left the game in the second half with a knee injury and did not return.
Trevor Releford notched a game-high 26 points for the Crimson Tide (8-6, 0-1), who have dropped six of their past eight games.
"Give Missouri credit. I thought they fought in the first half and really set the tone of the game," said Alabama coach Anthony Grant. "I was proud of our guys the way they fought back and took the lead briefly."
Rodney Cooper and Devonta Pollard followed with 11 and 10 points, respectively, in defeat.
The Tigers, who shot 56.6 percent from the field -- including a strong 9-of-15 from 3-point range -- proved to be too much for Alabama to handle in the second half.
After taking a four-point edge into the second stanza, Missouri extended its margin to 51-44 following back-to-back triples from Brown and Ross.
After a Trevor Lacey 3-pointer at the 14:39 mark to pull Alabama within 53-49, the Crimson Tide went cold from the field and failed to make a shot for nearly seven minutes, allowing the Tigers to create a double-digit margin.
Alabama pulled within six at 65-59 on a Releford triple, but never came any closer.
Oriakhi finished a three-point play and Ross and Brown followed with layups to push the Tigers' edge to 72-61 and they led by double-digits the rest of the way.
The Tigers opened up a 15-5 advantage early following Bowers' three-point play and a 3-pointer from Ross, but the Crimson Tide responded with 14-2 push to take the lead.
Releford began the surge with a pair of free throws and gave Alabama a 19-17 edge with his free throw after drawing a foul on a driving score.
However, Missouri went back in front for the rest of half following a trio of Jabari Brown 3-pointers, giving the Tigers a two-point edge at the 3:21 mark before heading into halftime with a 40-36 lead.
Missouri improved to 76-4 at home since the beginning of the 2008-09 season
... Alabama fell to 1-4 on the road this season and are just 20-54 away from
home since the start of the 2005-06 campaign ... The Crimson Tide have lost 10
straight games to ranked opponents and have dropped two in a row to Missouri,
but still lead the all-time series 4-2.
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Back during the end of history, when the Christian Right had less geopolitics to worry about, this stuff used to happen all the time, as we were recently reminded when Todd Haynes's National Endowment for the Arts-supported Queer Cinema landmark Poison was revived. But at least when Jesse Helms tried to break the NEA, during the Bush I years, Karen Finley was actually alive. We've long known that contemporary American conservatism is less an intellectually coherent ideology than it is hollow suits disingenuously repeating long-disproved Reaganite talking points for a frightened electorate—but who suspected that the GOP of 2010 couldn't even find its own culture wars to fight? David Wojnarowicz was an arts-funding martyr two decades ago. In this interview, he talks about his own experiences with federal arts funding and those who would suppress it. To the barricades!
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Julie D. Lawton joined DePaul as a clinical assistant professor of law. She previously served as adjunct professor and senior supervising attorney to the Housing & Community Development Clinic at Georgetown University. She received her JD, cum laude, from Howard University, LL.M. from Georgetown and BS, magna cum laude, from Florida A&M University. Prior to her legal career, she served as a financial analyst in the commercial banking industry, and after graduating from law school, she was an attorney with Morrison & Foerster LLP, where she handled a variety of corporate and transactional matters. Her most current work in progress is "Limited Equity Cooperatives: The Non-Economic Value of Homeownership."
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The Birth of Arena Rock
Aerosmith's 2nd album raised the bar for rock n roll. Expanding from their role as a gritty Stones influenced bar band, 'Get Your Wings' found them branching out while still keeping the rock and blues intact. This is majorly evident in their cover of "Train Kept A Rollin", which is now the most recognized, and best, version of this classic British blues. But the bar band is still here, on display in "S.O.S" and "Same Old Song And Dance". "Lord Of The Thighs" and "Woman Of The World" show off their hard rock prowess and paved the way for the classic Aerosmith sound which would emerge in the next record. The slower, more melancholy "Seasons Of Wither" is a deep cut everyone should own. In fact, just download the whole album ;)


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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A travel group says a Virginia hotel and its dining room are still among the best in the nation.
The Inn at Little Washington in Washington, Va., and the hotel's dining room have each received AAA's highest rating, the Five Diamond Award.
The Inn at Little Washington has won the annual award since 1989. Its dining room has won the award since 1988.
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Carolina is the prettiest girl in the world. She is smart and funny and is usually happy, but she worries sometimes. She is a perfectionist, but that's part of her. She dreams and imagines and loves and is really sweet. She comforts you when you're sad or worried. She'll stand by you, no matter what. She cares about what she looks like or how she acts in front of certain people, but if you really know her, then she doesn't care at all. Carolina is awesome and makes me laugh every single day.
Oh Carolina is so perfect! :)
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A hot ass chick with a big boobs and a bigger ass. She might seem shy at first but if you get to know her this girl will rock your world. Loves to tease the guys but when she's in a relationship she's completly loyal and trustworthy. She is amazing in bed and can handle almost anything thrown her way.
Guy 1: Damn! Carolina is so fucking hot. I wish I could get with her.
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The sweetest, most caring girl you will ever meet. If she says she loves you, she means it from the bottom of her heart and will do absolutely do anything for you. She will do whatever to make you happy, even though if it means she's getting hurt in the end. She is the greatest friend you could ever have, she's there when you need her and will never hesitate to go out of her way for you. Her eyes are beyond beautiful, and tell you every emotion that's going through her head. She's fragile though, known to break down easily even though she rarely shows it. She has beauty and brains. Love her and she will love you back. However, if you mess with her in any way, she will make sure you get it back twice as bad. She is rarely ever a bitch unless you give her a good reason to be. If you have one in your life, she is special and unique, don't let her go. She's one to hold onto.
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Five full days of play narrowed have the field down from over 1,100 to just six with Burnitz in the chip lead and Diaz right behind.
Burnitz, an east coaster from Delaware with most of his live tournament results in Atlantic City, bagged up an even 9 million while Diaz, a 2011 WSOP bracelet winner and cancer survivor, bagged 7,150,000 to sit second.
Burnitz has already assured himself of his biggest lifetime score and the $800k+ first-place prize would be close to eight times his career earnings.
Brecher, Patterson Head Chase Pack
As with most big buy-in final tables, the gulf between sixth and first in terms of payouts is a big one.
While each player has secured a $167,000 payday, over $818k is earmarked for first and two tough pros sit just behind the leaders looking to move up the pay scale.
Veteran Steve Brecher, a WPT champ at Bay 101 in 2009, bagged 5,755,000 to sit third overall while Tyler Patterson, a pro from Everett, Washington, is fourth with 5,260,000.
Ben Hamnett, a Pennsylvania native with about $120k in live cashes, is fifth with 4.7 million in chips and Ofir Mor, whose previous best cash was a third at the Borgata Open in 2010, is the short stack with 3.6 million.
Seating assignments and chip stacks for the final six, courtesy of WPT.com:
Seat 1. Matthew Burnitz - 9,000,000 (75 bb)
Seat 2. Steve Brecher - 5,755,000 (47 bb)
Seat 3. David Diaz - 7,150,000 (59 bb)
Seat 4. Ben Hamnett - 4,720,000 (39 bb)
Seat 5. Ofir Mor - 3,600,000 (30 bb)
Seat 6. Tyler Patterson - 5,260,000 (43 bb)
Brady, Williams Bubble
Favorites to make the final six as the feild shrunk to eight, both Matt Brady and Jeff "yellowsub86"Williams were instead bounced in seventh and eighth respectively.
Brady, winner of the 2008 Aruba Classic, was knocked out by Mor when his pocket jacks were crushed by Mor's full house on the flop with pocket nines.
Suffering a similarly unlucky fate was Williams, a feared online player and former EPT Grand Final winner, who was crippled in an AQ v. AQ battle when Patterson hit a runner-runner flush.
Other notables falling short of the final table today were Jamie Kerstetter (12th - $44,937), Kyle Bowker (13th - $30,083), Lee Childs (14th - $30,083) and Todd Terry (22nd - $16,922).
The WPT Borgata final table picks up at 3:30 pm ET and will be live streamed nearly live on a one-hour delay.
Hole cards will be seen and commentary will be provided by Tony Dunst, Jonathan Little, Dwyte Pilgrim and Bobby Oboodi.
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Très Bizarre: Australian Brothels Offer Seniors a Discount
A spokesman for the sex-industry group said:
"Many senior members of the community already use our member's services, whether visiting a brothel or having an escort visit their place of residence, including aged care residential centers."
It seems seniors are more sexually active than younger generations would think. There's a growing movement for a "privacy room" in nursing homes, places where residents can do anything they want, including having sex. I guess they need somewhere to bring their half-priced escorts!
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This article examines the alleged gap between mediation and justice. It considers ideas of both substantive and procedural justice and examines persistent critiques of mediation as falling short of the supposed gold standard of litigation. It goes on to propose an alternative reading of mediation as a site where parties are empowered to negotiate not only the outcome of their dispute but the criteria by which that outcome is judged. This can be read as providing more rather then less justice, particularly in diverse societies where legal and social norms are contested.
Business As Usual? Mediation and the Justice System (05/19/13)
This article considers the under-use of mediation in the UK's second largest jurisdiction, Scotland. The article has three sections: a "myth buster" and two questions. The first examines three popular myths about mediation; the second addresses the question, "How does mediation add value to the justice system"; and the third presents the business case for lawyers, "Why does mediation make good business sense?"
A New Generation of Mediators (02/13/12)
Scotland has not been quick to adopt mediation. I have written before about the wariness shown by some of our most senior judiciary, and Scottish litigators have told me they have more experience of mediation in London than in Edinburgh or Glasgow.
The Three Pillars of Mediation (01/16/12)
Like many of us I am constantly torn between simplicity and complexity. The world is complex: that's a given. But a beautiful morning or a lover's kiss is simplicity itself, and it's a fool who overcomplicates it.
Hanging On The Telephone: The Future of Mediation? (11/14/11)
I recently attended training in 'telephone mediation' delivered by two members of Mer Majesty's Court Service (HMCS) Small Claims Mediation team. Over 99% of their mediations are conducted over the telephone in an hour or less.
What Mediation Tells Us About Mediators, Their Clients and Society (02/28/11)
Mediation is a funny old word. Pop it into Google Images and you get handshakes, jigsaws, tin-can phones and complicated diagrams. Some suggest agreement; some complexity; some downright difficulty. Mediation certainly means different things to different people. The dictionary definition is simple: 'to settle (dispute, strikes, etc) as an intermediary between parties; reconcile.' But in today's launch of this new mediation scheme, I am less interested in what mediation means than in what it says, or what it tells us. I believe that mediation says something important about the people who mediate, about the people they mediate with and about society as a whole. 1 Comment
What Mediators Can Learn From The UK's Seven Principles Of Public Life (05/10/10)
New mediators face a challenge: In addition to learning new techniques, they quickly realize that equally important are the values that they bring to the work. However, most mediator training offers little guidance on the sources of such values. This article considers the UK's "Seven Principles of Public Life," articulated in an attempt to maintain high standards of probity in holders of public office. Although not necessarily public servants, mediators also fulfill an important representative role and can usefully adopt these principles as one source of agreed-upon societal norms.
Mediation And Social Norms: A Response To Dame Hazel Genn (06/29/09)
The article is a response to Dame Hazel Genn's 2008 Hamlyn Lecture, in which she characterized mediators as having 'no interest in justice and fairness.' The article argues that mediators' own rhetoric has allowed this caricature to develop and suggests that, in practice, mediators are no longer indifferent to norms like justice and fairness, if they ever were. Drawing on the work of Ellen Waldman and Julie MacFarlane this article examines the role of social norms and ethical codes in mediation practice, and calls on mediators to examine their values. 1 Comment
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Seattle Children's Mill Creek Clinic serves children and their families in Snohomish and north King counties and the surrounding region. Our regional clinic includes an urgent care clinic open evenings, weekends and holidays, as well as Endocrinology and Diabetes; Orthopedics and Sports Medicine; and Sports Physical Therapy.
Care at Seattle Children's Mill Creek is provided by the same doctors and nurses who take care of children at our main campus in Seattle. We partner with your child's pediatrician in order to meet your child's needs in your home community.
For information on visiting Seattle Children's clinics, please see Your Child's Clinic Visit.
Seattle Children's bills a facility charge (PDF) for hospital-based clinic visits. Learn more about your bill.
We believe that referring community providers and Children's providers are partners in the care of patients. We encourage families to coordinate with their primary care pediatrician or family physician when coming to Children's.
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Chattanooga Business and Industry books
List of books about local businesses and industry in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Douglas Chamberlain papers
Douglas Chamberlain (? – 1999) was a prominent local medical doctor and son of Morrow Chamberlain (President, UC Board of Trustees, 1932-1955), and grandson of Hiram S. Chamberlain (President , UC Board of Trustees, 1889-1897, 1898-1916 and President of the Roane Iron Company). The collection includes a microfilm copy of the Roane Iron Company Minute Book (1867-1932); Resolution documents commemorating the death (1916) of Cpt. Hiram Chamberlain from Roane Iron Company and the National Association of Manufacturers. Newspaper clippings about Roane Iron Company and correspondence (late 1980′s) regarding the receipt of the Roane Iron Company Minute Book. Daybook (1911-1912) of the Chamberlain Construction listing all contracts and expenditures for company specializing in concrete construction and owned by F.A. Chamberlain and H.E. Chamberlain (Donated by Auburn University Library Archives, 27 July 1996). Also, miscellaneous newspaper clippings relating to the flood of 1973, Ochs family and other Chattanooga events plus transcripts of speeches presented at the 1975 Bicentennial Forum and a speech by Judge Frank Wilson.
- Call Number: MS 007
- Extent: 0.5 linear feet
- Date: 1916-1982
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Hamilton National Bank records
Former Chattanooga bank, later purchased by First Tennessee Bank. Miscellaneous scrapbooks, bank statements, ledgers, journals, and photos. Bulk of records housed in the Bicentennial Library. Given by First Tennessee Bank.
- Call Number: MS 047
- Extent: 2.5 linear feet
- Date: 1889-1972
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Cyrus Griffin Martin papers
Local banker and lawyer with American Trust and Banking Company (1922-1960). Letters, vouchers and bank receipts (all from 1917-1919) from American Expeditionary Forces Officer, Cyrus Griffin Martin, starting at Fort Ogelthorpe in 1917 through his military tour in France, 1919.
- Call Number: MS 030
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- Date: 1917-1919
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Raoul Family papers
Letters, papers, photographs and documents of the Gaston Cesar Raoul family, including his wife, Marion Haskell Raoul, and their son, William G. Raoul (1911-1997). Gaston C. Raoul (1874-1960) came from a prominent family from Atlanta, Georgia and Marion Alexander Haskell was part of a prominent family from Columbia, South Carolina. The letters deal with many aspects of these two families, and include the courtship letters (1907-1908) of Gaston Raoul to Marion Haskell , and their son William's World War II letters (1941-1945). Gaston C. Raoul was a Chattanooga businessman, who moved to Chattanooga in 1905. He was president of the Odorless Refrigerator Company and, later, the Chairman of the Board of the Cavalier Corporation, which was formed after the purchase of several other companies.
- Call Number: MS 082
- Extent: 15 linear feet
- Date: 1896-1977
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J. Leonard Raulston papers
South Pittsburg, Tennessee industrialist; civic and political activist; member, University of Tennessee Board of Trustees (1956-1979); and Sequatchie Valley historian, as well as author with James W. Livingood, of Sequatchie. Pamphlets, clippings, photos, photocopies of manuscripts for Sequatchie Valley and Marion County history and genealogy (transcripts of historical records and cemetery records); University of Tennessee materials; and Raulston family and early business records.
- Call Number: MS 035
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Students in our department that are successful in attaining their long-term goals do more than just excel in the classroom. Students foster their scientific curiosity and develop their critical thinking skills by taking advantage of a variety of opportunities available in our department.
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There are a number of opportunities to conduct research within and outside of the biology department, particularly in the summer. Students may arrange internships specifically tailored to their career path (e.g. pharmacy internship with CVS, internship at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center affiliated with the NC Zoological Park) or apply for competitive summer research programs (REU: research experience for undergraduates) at larger, research (R1) institutions. Many of these programs are funded by the National Science Foundation. These programs include a stipend for the summer and usually include transportation costs and housing.
The Department of Biology provides students with information about REU and other programs nationwide. See INTERNSHIP BULLETIN BOARDS across from Dr. Sapp's Office (Congdon Hall, Room 249) and descriptions of REU programs at http://www.nsf.gov/index.jsp then search REU.
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"An empathic, breath-catching, mythic and profoundly American tale of creation, destruction and renewal." —Kansas City Star
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RICK BASS's fiction has received O. Henry Awards, numerous Pushcart Prizes, awards from the Texas Institute of Letters, fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Guggenheim Foundation, among others. Most recently, his memoir Why I Came West was a finalist for a National Book Critics Circle Award.
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There must not be much to do in Ames, Iowa because a mother is accused of attacking her daughter's softball coach over playing time. What's a gentleman to do? Hit her back of course. Throw in a feisty sister who…
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Interestingly, the ability to put yourselves in another person's shoes depends drastically on whether the person is a stranger or someone you know. The study titled "Familiarity Promotes the Blurring of Self and Other in the Neural Representation of Threat" appears in the August issue of the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.
According to researchers, the human brain puts strangers in one bin and the people we know in another compartment. People in your social network literally become entwined with your sense of self at a neural level. "With familiarity, other people become part of ourselves," said James Coan, a psychology professor in University of Virginia's College of Arts & Sciences who used functional magnetic resonance imaging brain (fMRI) scans to find that people closely correlate people to whom they are attached to themselves.


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Families across Southern Arizona celebrated Halloween in different ways: some went trick or treating while
others got chills and thrills in a well-known Tucson haunted hotel.
The streets in downtown filled
up quickly with ghosts and goblins ready to party.
At Hotel Congress, folks
got a tour of a hotel room where they said
ghosts really do exist year-round.
Take a look at room 242;
it's one of two hotel rooms that's supposedly haunted.
We caught up with a group
taking a tour. A woman apparently shot herself in the closet years ago. Since
then, guests have reported feeling a weird sense and even seeing a woman and a
man roaming the hallways once in a while.
"it felt really weird in
the room, like someone was watching us [and] standing over your bed while you
Meanwhile, other families took their kids, dressed like queens
and witches, door to door trick or treating.
It was a fun filled night
for the Martinez family.
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test/backport/apply it to my production systems ASAP. Just as another
tags helps me to know that there are realiability and other issues I
must care about.
OK, now s/security patch/silent data corruption/ and tell me what's *actually*
Wow, you still need to consider it, check it, test it, and deploy it.
Unless of course you don't give a shit about your data. But in that case,
the security patch can probably be overlooked too.
That's Linus's point - if the patch is important enough to go into one of
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Achieving Empathy for Institutions with Anil Dash
IN BIG WEB SHOW № 115 on Mule Radio, I talk with Anil Dash, a hugely influential entrepreneur, blogger, and web geek living in NYC.
Things we discuss include:
How government, media, and tech shape the world, and how we can influence them in turn. Our first meeting at SXSW in 2002. How selling CMS systems teaches you the dysfunction at media companies and organizations. Working for the music industry at the dawn of Napster. RFP-EZ. The early days of blogging.
Designing websites for the government—the procurement problem. If we're pouring all this time into social media, what do we want to get out of it? How big institutions work and how to have an impact on them. Living in "Joe's Apartment."
Why, until recently, federal agencies that wanted a blog couldn't use WordPress or Tumblr and how the State Dept got on Tumblr. Achieving empathy for institutions. Being more thoughtful about what I share and who I amplify on social media. The launch of Thinkup, and a special offer exclusively for
Sponsored by An Event Apart, the design conference for people who make websites. Save $100 off any 2- or 3-day AEA event with discount code AEABWS.
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140 Characters is a Joke
THERE IS ALWAYS more to the story than what we are told. I am not omniscient. It is better to light a single candle than to join a lynch mob. Other people's behavior is not my business. Truth is hard, epigrams are easy. Anything worth saying takes more than 140 characters. Blogging's not dead. F____ the 140 character morality police.
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Dr. Seuss does Star Wars
Hat tip: Erika Hall
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Cognition: Behind the Music
Happy Cog president Greg Storey describes the thinking behind our latest little experiment in online publishing and community:
Last week we launched Cognition, a studio blog, that replaced the traditional open-mic text area commenting system with two options: Either post a response via your own Twitter account or link to a post on your own blog.
As the primary instigator, Mr. Storey explains his and the agency's rationale for doing away with traditional comments:
The problem with most comment threads is that they can reach that useless tipping point very quickly. Without having an active moderator to keep up with all of the various threads it's practically impossible to provide any sort of conversational value.
Meanwhile we have also informally noticed a decline in blog usage since the wider adoption of Twitter within our community. … Happy Cog loves blogs. … What if we could help bring some life back into the old network by encouraging people to write blog posts when they have more to say than what can fit into one-hundred-and-forty characters?
Read more and comment if you wish: Airbag: Babylon.
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Cog blog offloads comments.
The agency launched by a blog finally has a proper one of its own. Happy Cog gently introduces Cognition.
Speaking of experiments, there's our comments section. [W]e've collocated our comments on Twitter. Share a tweet-length response here, and, with your permission, it will go there. If you are moved to respond with more than 140 characters, post the response on your website, and it will show up here.
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Responsive design is the new black
The blog of Mr Simon Collison, retooled as responsive web design. The wide version.
The blog of Mr Simon Collison, retooled as responsive web design. The narrow version.
See more versions in Mr Collison's "Media Query Layouts" set on Flickr.
Read the article that started it all. Coming soon as a book by Mr Ethan Marcotte from A Book Apart. (The current A Book Apart book, Mr Jeremy Keith's HTML5 For Web Designers, ships Friday. Mr Ethan Marcotte will be our guest this Thursday, June 24, on The Big Web Show. Synchronicity. It's not just an LP by The Police. Kids, ask your parents.)
The beauty of responsive web design becomes obvious when you see your site in smart phones, tablets, and widescreen desktop browsers. It's as if your site was redesigned to perfectly fit that specific environment. And yet there is but one actual design—a somewhat plastic design, if you will. An extensible design, if you prefer. It's what some of us were going for with "liquid" web design back in the 1990s, only it doesn't suck. Powered by CSS media queries, it's the resurrection of a Dao of Web Design and a spiffy new best practice. All the kids are doing it.
Well, anyway, some of the cool ones are. See also the newly retooled-per-responsive-design Journal by Mr Hicks. Hat tip: Mr Stocks. I obviously have some work to do on this site. And you may on yours.
Seen any good responsive redesigns lately?
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Stop chasing followers
The internet is not a numbers game. It's about dialog, persuasion, and influence.
You don't want a million people reading your HTML5 blog. You want members of the HTML5 working groups and key influencers from Google, Apple, and Microsoft reading your HTML5 blog. Likewise, it's better to have twenty meaningful comments than a thousand +1s.
Ditto with Twitter follower counts. What it would gain you to acquire all the followers in the world? Bragging rights? Mysterious leverage? The ability to convince a not-very-bright business person that what you have to say matters, because n millions follow you?
Following doesn't mean paying attention. You don't want numbers on Twitter, not really. What you want is to follow and be followed by human beings who care about issues you care about.
This thing we make together. This thing is about hearts and minds, not eyeballs. Especially not eyeballs that aren't even watching. Eyeballs is so 90s. And it was never the right metric.
This thing. If numbers are your strategy to win at this thing, you've already lost. This thing is not a game. There is no winning. There is only mattering. If you don't understand that, you aren't making a difference.
Filed under: Blogs and Blogging, Community, content, State of the Web, The Essentials, twitter
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There's been a lot more opportunities for just thinking outside the very strict design parameters that we usually work with. Then just thinking about not just designing for any particular device but a particular context. Because even if you are on a mobile phone, if you're viewing something on a subway in the morning versus in the middle of the office at 10:30, your environment sort of dictates how you want to interface with a particular piece of content. That's really what's been firing me up as a long term proponent of flexible designs, letting the user dictate the experience. I sort of see that as the next step, thinking beyond the desktop.
Ethan Marcotte and I talk about the third edition of Designing with Web Standards and discuss the future of the web—a podcast by Paul Boag, with full transcription.
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Tumblr v. Posterous
Business Insider: Why Tumblr Is Kicking Posterous's Ass
Posted via web from Does This Zeldman Make My Posterous Look Fat?
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Posthumous Hosting and Digital Culture
The deaths of Leslie Harpold and Brad Graham, in addition to being tragic and horrible and sad, have highlighted the questionable long-term viability of blogs, personal sites, and web magazines as legitimate artistic and literary expressions. (Read this, by Rogers Cadenhead.)
Cool URIs don't change, they just fade away. When you die, nobody pays your hosting company, and your work disappears. Like that.
Now, not every blog post or "Top 10 Ways to Make Money on the Internet" piece deserves to live forever. But there's gold among the dross, and there are web publications that we would do well to preserve for historical purposes. We are not clairvoyants, so we cannot say which fledgling, presently little-read web publications will matter to future historians. Thus logic and the cultural imperative urge us to preserve them all. But how?
The death of the good in the jaws of time is not limited to internet publications, of course. Film decays, books (even really good ones) constantly go out of print, digital formats perish. Recorded music that does not immediately find an audience disappears from the earth.
Digital subscriptions were supposed to replace microfilm, but American libraries, which knew we were racing toward recession years before the actual global crisis came, stopped being able to pay for digital newspaper and magazine descriptions nearly a decade ago. Many also (even fancy, famous ones) can no longer collect—or can only collect in a limited fashion. Historians and scholars have access to every issue of every newspaper and journal written during the civil rights struggle of the 1960s, but can access only a comparative handful of papers covering the election of Barack Obama.
Thanks to budget shortfalls and format wars, our traditional media, literature, and arts are perishing faster than ever before. Nothing conceived by the human mind, except Heaven and nuclear winter, is eternal.
Still, when it comes to instant disposability, web stuff is in a category all its own.
Unlike with other digital expressions, format is not the problem: HTML, CSS, and backward-compatible web browsers will be with us forever. The problem is, authors pay for their own hosting.
(There are other problems: the total creative output of someone I follow is likely distributed across multiple social networks as well as a personal site and Twitter feed. How to connect those dots when the person has passed on? But let's leave that to the side for the moment.)
A suggestion for a business. Sooner or later, some hosting company is going to figure out that it can provide a service and make a killing (as it were) by offering ten-, twenty-, and hundred-year packets of posthumous hosting.
A hundred years is not eternity, but you are not Shakespeare, and it's a start.
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