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CA6 Upholds Negative Credibility Finding Based on Blatant Overstatement
The court found that the failure to include every detail in an asylum application should not be fatal to an asylum claim. Nevertheless, the court held that Petitioner's blatant overstatement of the dangers faced by relatives in the Ivory Coast was sufficient to support the IJ's negative credibility determination. (
Kaba v. Mukasey
, 11/13/08). AILA Doc. No. 08120964.
AILA Doc. No. 08120964.
CA6 Finds a Birth of Two US Children Cannot Support MTR Asylum Claim
The court joined 5 of its sister circuits in upholding the BIA's determination that, after a removal order is final for 90 days or more, the exclusive avenue for relief is a motion to reopen and an additional asylum application is permissible if supported by changed country conditions, not changed personal circumstances. (
Zhang v. Mukasey
, 10/8/08). AILA Doc. No. 08110468.
AILA Doc. No. 08110468.
CA6 Finds that an Aggravated Felony Crime of Violence is not Equivalent to §212(a) CIMT
Court concludes the Cambodian petitioner is not eligible for INA§ 212(c) relief, as an aggravated felony crime of violence ground for removal is not substantially equivalent to a CIMT ground for exclusion such that the two could be statutory counterparts. Also, finds he did not qualify for withholding. (
Thap v. Mukasey
, 10/15/08). AILA Doc. No. 08110369.
AILA Doc. No. 08110369.
CA6 Reverses Adverse Credibility Finding for Relying on AO's Assessment
The court held that the substantial evidence did not support the BIA's adverse credibility finding because it was based on an Asylum Officer's (AO's) Assessment to Refer which lacked standard indicia of reliability. The court found that the BIA made a key factual mistake and that the evidence compelled a reversal. (
Koulibaly v. Mukasey
, 9/4/08) AILA Doc. No. 08102762.
AILA Doc. No. 08102762.
CA6 Rejects Finding That Two State Misdemeanor Drug Convictions Constitute an Aggravated Felony
The court held that under the hypothetical federal-felony approach, two state misdemeanor drug possession convictions cannot combine to constitute an aggravated felony recidivist offense where the second misdemeanor conviction makes no reference to the first misdemeanor conviction. (
Rashid v. Mukasey
, 6/26/08). AILA Doc. No. 08082665.
AILA Doc. No. 08082665.
CA6 Rejects Chinese Withholding and CAT Claims Based on U.S. Born Children
The court noted that children born outside of China are not counted for purposes of China's population control policies continues to be accepted by the BIA, as well as other appeals courts. The court held that Petitioner failed to demonstrate that the evidence compelled a different conclusion. (
Huang v. Mukasey
, 4/25/08). AILA Doc. No. 08062863.
AILA Doc. No. 08062863.
CA6 Finds "Personal Dispute" with UAE Prince Not Basis for Asylum
The court found substantial evidence supported the IJ's conclusion that Petitioner was an angry investor, not a political dissident, when he confronted a United Arab Emirates Prince and called him a thief. The court held that asylum is not available to an applicant who fears retribution solely over a personal matter. (
Zoarab v. Mukasey
, 5/6/08). AILA Doc. No. 08062664.
AILA Doc. No. 08062664.
CA6 Finds No §245(i) Adjustment for Persons Inadmissible Under INA §212(a)(9)(C)(i)(I)
The court held that persons who are inadmissible for reentering without inspection following more than one year of unlawful presence under INA §212(a)(9)(C)(i)(I), are ineligible for adjustment under INA §245(i) because §245(i) does not provide for an exception to inadmissibility under that subsection. (
Ramirez-Canales v. Mukasey
, 2/27/08). AILA Doc. No. 08040266.
AILA Doc. No. 08040266.
CA6 Remands for Reconsideration of Late Appeal Filed Via Fedex
The court remanded the case to the BIA to reconsider whether "extraordinary and unique circumstances" – namely a six day delay by Federal Express – excused the untimely filing of Petitioner's appeal. (
Salazar v. Mukasey
, 1/31/08). AILA Doc. No. 08022264.
AILA Doc. No. 08022264.
CA6 Upholds IJ's Frivolousness Finding in Albanian Asylum Claim
The court held that substantial evidence supported the IJ's finding that Petitioner's claim was frivolous. The court found that Petitioner received adequate warning about the consequences of filing of frivolous application and was accorded sufficient opportunity to account for discrepancies in his various applications. (
Ceraj v. Mukasey
, 12/28/07). AILA Doc. No. 08022163.
AILA Doc. No. 08022163.
CA6 Upholds Findings of No Nexus and Changed Conditions in Guatemala
The court declined to resolve the issue of whether an imputed political opinion may be the basis for an asylum claim, finding that Petitioner failed to establish that his persecutors had acted on account of his opinion, imputed or otherwise. The court also held that his claim failed due to changed country conditions. (
Pascual v. Mukasey
, 12/19/07). AILA Doc. No. 08011771.
AILA Doc. No. 08011771.
CA6 Discusses "Admission" for Purposes of Removal Under INA §237(a)(2)(A)(i)
The court held that for purposes of INA §237(a)(2)(A)(i), there is only one "lawful admission," based on physical, legal entry into the U.S., not the subsequent attainment of a different legal status. Therefore, where a person was previously inspected and admitted, adjustment of status does not constitute an admission. (
Zhang v. Mukasey
, 11/29/07). AILA Doc. No. 07122866.
AILA Doc. No. 07122866.
CA6 Finds No Abuse of Discretion in Denial of Continuance Pending I-130 Motion to Reopen
The court held that the BIA did not abuse its discretion in upholding the IJ's denial of a continuance pending adjudication of Petitioner's I-130 motion to reopen, where Petitioner had previously been given seven months, but failed to submit any evidence in support of the continuance request. (
Ilic-Lee v. Mukasey
, 11/19/07) AILA Doc. No. 07121433.
AILA Doc. No. 07121433.
CA6 Upholds Discretionary Denial of Asylum Due to 3 DUI Convictions
The court held that the IJ may consider an asylum applicant's convictions for an offense like DUI, regardless of whether it is a crime of moral turpitude or a particularly serious crime. The court held that the IJ did not abuse his discretion in denying asylum because of Petitioner's three DUI convictions. (
Kouljinski v. Keisler
, 10/16/07). AILA Doc. No. 07120460.
AILA Doc. No. 07120460.
CA6 Finds No Jurisdiction to Review VWP Entrant's Request for Adjustment of Status
The court held that a VWP entrant who remains in the U.S. beyond the period of stay authorized and subsequently files for adjustment of status has waived the right to seek review of the denied adjustment of status application, as well as the right to contest a removal order through a renewed adjustment application. (
Lacey v. Gonzales
, 8/21/07). AILA Doc. No. 07090463.
AILA Doc. No. 07090463.
CA6 Remands Asylum Denial in Iraqi Case and Criticizes Conduct of IJ Chase
The court held that, based on the IJ's conduct and its effect on Petitioner's ability to testify accurately, it could not conclude that the IJ's adverse credibility finding was based on substantial evidence. The court found that this is the rare case where a remand is required because of the IJ's bias and hostility. (
Elias v. Gonzales
, 6/15/07). AILA Doc. No. 07080672.
AILA Doc. No. 07080672.
CA6 Finds Chinese Labor Activist Was Persecuted for His Political Opinion
In reversing the IJ, the court found that Petitioner was persecuted not merely as a striker protesting his potential loss of employment, but as a political activist attempting to expose corruption by government officials and to protect workers' interests. In reaching this conclusion the court relied on a DOS report. (
Bu v. Gonzales
, 6/15/07). AILA Doc. No. 07072761.
AILA Doc. No. 07072762.
CA6 Finds IJ Jurisdiction Over Portability Determinations Under INA §204(j)
The court held that IJs have jurisdiction over I-140 portability determinations under INA §204(j). The court also held that in the context of an adjustment application, the IJ had authority to consider whether Petitioners were inadmissible for misrepresentation, even though that ground was not charged in the NTA. (
Matovski v. Gonzales
, 6/15/07). AILA Doc. No. 07070563.
AILA Doc. No. 07070563.
CA6 Reverses IJ's Adverse Credibility Finding; Recommends New IJ on Remand
The court found that the IJ focused on irrelevant and arguably nonexistent inconsistencies in making his adverse credibility finding. The court also found that the IJ and BIA erred by not considering the letters submitted by Petitioner which show a continued fear despite changed conditions in his home country. (
Mapouya v. Gonzales
, 5/18/07). AILA Doc. No. 07062266.
AILA Doc. No. 07062266.
CA6 Upholds Asylum Denial but Finds Gov't Lacks Unbridled Discretion in MTR
The court upheld the adverse credibility findings, holding that it could not conclude that the evidence compelled a contrary conclusion. Regarding the denial of the motion to remand based on Petitioner's marriage to a US citizen, the court rejected the government's argument that Velarde gives it unbridled discretion. (
Sarr v. Gonzales
, 4/19/07). AILA Doc. No. 07051861.
AILA Doc. No. 07051861.
CA6 Upholds Neg. Credibility Finding; Rejects Use of Minor Inconsistencies
The court concluded that there was sufficient inconsistency in the record to support the IJ's adverse credibility determination in this Tunisian asylum case, in light of the extremely deferential standard of review. The court noted, however, that many alleged inconsistencies were irrelevant or not inconsistent. (
Ben Hamida v. Gonzales
, 3/7/07). AILA Doc. No. 07041661.
AILA Doc. No. 07041661.
CA6 Dismisses Appeal Under Fugitive Disentitlement Doctrine
After filing the petition for review, Petitioner failed to report for removal despite a lawful order requiring him to do so. The court dismissed Petitioner's appeal of the BIA's denial of his motion to reopen under the fugitive disentitlement doctrine. (
Garcia-Flores v. Gonzales
, 2/23/07). AILA Doc. No. 07031966.
AILA Doc. No. 07031966.
CA6 Finds No Abuse of Discretion in BIA Denial of Motions to Reopen and Reconsider
The court held that absent any evidence of an I-130, Petitioner failed to establish prima facie eligibility for adjustment of status in her motion to reopen. Because new evidence was introduced in a motion to reconsider, the motion will be treated as a second motion to reopen which is barred by statute and regulation. (
Alizoti v. Gonzales
, 2/26/07)
AILA Doc. No. 07031965.
CA6 Says Filing a Petition for Review Does Not Toll Motion to Reconsider Deadline
The court held that the filing of a petition for review does not toll the 30-day deadline for motions to reconsider under INA §240(c)(6)(B). To hold otherwise, would make INA §242(b)(6), which requires consolidation of multiple petitions for review, devoid of meaning. (
Randhawa v. Gonzales
, 1/30/07). AILA Doc. No. 07021366.
AILA Doc. No. 07021366.
CA6 Finds No Abuse of BIA Discretion in Denying Special Motion to Reopen
The court held that the BIA did not abuse its discretion in denying Petitioner's special motion to reopen, filed under 8 CFR §1003.44. The court agreed with the BIA's finding that there were no proceedings to reopen after Petitioner "accidentally" executed an outstanding deportation order. (
Mansour v. Gonzales
, 12/14/06). AILA Doc. No. 07011272.
AILA Doc. No. 07011272.


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I am ranzignus,pronounced Ran-zig-nus(alot of ppl will get that wrong juss by looking at it w/o the phonetics),but its better off shortened to Ranz for ease of use XD.
my favorite:
-anime- would probably be either the classic DBZ, Baka to Test to Shōkanjū, clannad, or magical shopping arcade abenobashi.
-manga- would be battle royale
(as you can see im diverse in genre,lol)
-video game- would probably be...thats a hard choice really,cuz i love (and hate) every game i play for one reason or another.
i would like to cosplay(as of wen i typing this)someday
im from philadelphia,oh im 22
I absolutely love my cat pepper and my sister's mischievous kitten salt
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Do ballistic toddlers deserve baseballs?
Class envy and entitlement at the ballpark
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How welcome back so young couple is being harassed for catching -- baseball.
In the stands during a yankees game a ball that might have gone to a toddler.
Even the Yankees broadcaster.
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Several diplomatic facilities were shuttered Friday as many braced for intensified protests over the anti-Islam movie "Innocence of Muslims," as well as recently published cartoons in a French publication of a figure resembling the Prophet Mohammed.
Demonstrations have raged for days as many in the Muslim world are angry about the U.S.-made film that mocks Mohammed and about the French cartoon. And some believe that Friday prayers, a time of protest recently in the Middle East and North Africa, could add fuel to the fire.
Demonstrations started early Friday in Pakistan. Developments include:
Protesters set blaze in Pakistan
Protesters against the film and the cartoon in Peshawar, Pakistan, set fire to two movie theaters Friday morning, killing one person and injuring dozens, officials said.
Firefighters extinguished one blaze in about 90 minutes but were not able to get to the other fire, said Nadir Shah, a fire brigade official.
"We were informed by the police that the two cinemas had been set ablaze by rioters, and so we responded immediately," Shah said.
At least 25 people were injured, three of them critically, said Majid Qureshi, a doctor at a local hospital. A member of the media was also shot in killed in the protest, Qureshi said.
Peshawar police said four policemen were also injured.
Crowds of protesters were reported in Islamabad, and CNN affiliate Geo TV reported protests in Rawalpindi and Karachi.
Children chant 'Death to America'
The protests come a day after about 100 small children in Karachi repeated anti-American slogans during a protest in the coastal Pakistani city, a police official said.
Video showed children repeating an adult voice that said "Death to America" and "Any friend of America is a traitor."
"Punish the blasphemer," children chanted Thursday. One placard read, "Shut down website of blasphemous film."
The film reference is to "Innocence of Muslims," which mocks Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. A 14-minute trailer for the movie was first posted online in July, though it wasn't until this month that it was recognized globally.
Since September 11, Muslims have staged a wave of protests in more than 20 countries, decrying the film and the nation in which it was privately produced, the United States.
The children in Karachi -- seemingly between the ages of 6 and 8 -- demonstrated across from the Karachi Press Club, said Ghulam Qadir, a city police official charged with keeping track of all demonstrations at the club.
The event was not formal or planned, so authorities didn't know ahead of time it would happen, he said. In general, Pakistani parents are not informed about every event organized by a school.
At least four teachers accompanied the children to the demonstration, Qadir said. There did not appear to be any parents there.
Facilities close in Indonesia
The U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, U.S. Consulate General in Surabaya, U.S. Consular Agency in Bali and two other facilities will be closed Friday because of the "potential for significant demonstrations that might be held in front of these facilities." officials said in a news statement. There were protests in Indonesia last week.
About 100 demonstrators gathered last Tuesday near a U.S. diplomatic facility in Medan, Indonesia, the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta said.
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Wonderful setting! Maine lobster rolls were not up to par. Too many French fries. Bread baked in flower pot was warm and delicious! Check cover very special. Plates on other tables looked more interesting.
The food and service are excellent. Always try the recommendations, because the staff is very knowledgable!
Overall, we had a great experience. I ate some of the best scallops that I have ever had, and the mushroom polenta side was outstanding. However as always, in any meal out, there was some things that could have been better. My veggies, ramps or spring garlic, and potatoes were so salty! And the drinks were pretty weak. To make up for it a little bit, the dessert choice of almond bread pudding with ice cream was pretty darn amazing. I would def go back sometime.
This is one of my favorites for sunday brunch. The menu doesn't change too often but I don't mind. It's hidden away in the store which leads to an interesting scene. Do make reservations as it fills up quickly.
Terrain was amazing. The food was terrific as was the location and ambiance. Our waiter was the best. I can't say enough good things...wish I lived closer because I would be there frequently...but it's well worth the hour and a half drive! I felt like I had a little vacation....
The garden atmosphere was delightful, but a little on the noisy side. N addition to the very fresh, amazing food, the service was genuinely thoughtful . We will definitely go back!
We had a lovely brunch. Our server was friendly and professional
Consistently very good now for over a year. We brought our own wine and the corkage fee was very reasonable ($15). Can't wait for the weather to get better so we can eat outside!
Loved the Scallops - perfectly fresh, perfectly cooked with a brown glaze and tender, moist inside. Also enjoyed the Beet Salad. The wait-staff is right-on with wine recommendations and seeing to it that you have what your heart desires from the menu. I wanted to try the sweet potato hash, and was given a portion as a side to my main dish - really appreciated! The bread in a pot was fresh-baked, with a perfect crumb. The table setting inside this stunning garden shop was serene. I felt like we were at a private terrace in a lovely forest bower. We will go again!
This is a GREAT spot for brunch or lunch. It is in a high end garden store and you feel like you are outside somewhere in CA. The food is outstanding. The service is fantastic. Even my foodie husband loved it. Bring your girlfriends and stay to make a terrarium in the garden store!
Loved it! Excellent food, great ambiance of flowers and rustic items both outdoors and indoors. Highly recommended for casual and romantic occasions.
This is a delightful dining experience--inside or outdoors. The casual atmosphere features decor that is charming, the food is fabulous and the service was attentive but not over zealous. Go early and shop/browse the unique boutique environment outside the cafe. Be sure to try the wonderful bread and salted butter that comes with the meal. SO worth the calories. I highly recommend it.
We went early for dinner on a Saturday so there were only a few couples. Our neighbors told us to come here and the food was very good, better than expected.
I took my parents here for a belated Mother's Day Brunch. We each enjoyed our meals immensely, all of which were the perfect amount of food. When we asked our gracious waiter about the origins of the Salmon, he was happy to inform us that it was wild caught, along with all of their other fish, and that they even have fresh delivery on Sundays. All of this, and locally sourced ingredients...Bravo! The only thing we missed out on was the wine list. If my mother had known this was an option, she would have loved to order a glass to accompany her meal. All in all, a very welcome edition to the area, and it's great fun to take a walk around the shop post-brunch. We will certainly be back.
How fun to dine amongst the plants, eating warm, fluffy, delicious bread baked in a clay garden pot and having your dramatic and tasty meal served to you on a wood board.
This is my new place to eat,I have been at least 6 times since March for Lunch and Dinner,have yet to experience Brunch.The food is excellent,the staff are friendly and knowledgable.I am often telling friends and strangers to check out the Café at Terrain.I can't wait till I eat there again.Scallops,Beet salad and Gnocchi are among my favourites.
My husband said it was one of the best burgers he has had, ever! I had the cheese plate and it was very good.
It is always a treat to go to Terrain. The coffee and cappuccinos are great, wonderful teas and a great assortment of baked goods at the counter. The restaurant menu changes seasonally and, while I enjoyed the summer menu, the brunch offerings on the winter menu are a better selection. The summer menu leans more heavily toward 'lunch' offerings...sandwiches, salad and burgers. It was too hot to sit outside, even at 10:30 AM, this past Sunday but the inside is temperature controlled and very comfortable. If you haven't been, please, add it to your list of places to go!
Lovely friendly restaurant nestled in the tree-size ferns, part of upscale garden center/ shop. Very accomodating to patron menu requests (vegetarian, no nuts etc), as well as serving impressive (large!) gourmet hamburgers and choice seafood dishes, wonderfully prepared and creatively served. The food and service were excellent. Good for pre-theater dining.
Its not every day that you can enjoy good food and ambiance while sitting inside a retail store. This is a good find and fun too!!
Great place to eat indoors or outdoors! On a beautiful day, eat outside!!! Food is very tasty and presented well. The bread comes in a small terracotta pot, what fun! I love the linen napkins ;)
Earlier reviews on Open Table were mixed. Not sure what restaurant they were in. I can say without reservation, by our experience this evening, we had a great meal. Service was great - the food presentation wonderful. All in all, a very nice dinning experience. Scallops were great and the Filet cooked just right for a medium rare treat. Would go again.
The lovely staff at Terrain is always a standout, as is the decor and beautiful plants. This was out first dinner after many lunches, and it did not disappoint. Creative and yummy cocktails, heirloom salad was refreshing and uncomplicated as it should be and the roasted trout was amazing. We all ate every bite.
I have been meaning to get to Terrain since it opened and finally did. It was worth the wait! Food was delicious, service was attentive and you can't beat the venue. I love the store, and having this lovely cafe and outdoor patio makes for the perfect "girls place". That said, I would definitely come here with my husband or another couple. Very nice experience overall - Terrain is a great asset for Westport!
Always love an excuse to browse the beautiful shop waiting for lunch... friendly and handsome waiter happily accommodated some menu substitutes... an overall excellent lunch.
My wife and I hadn't been to Terrain for a couple of months and boy were we surprised. We thought the food was very good the last few times that we ate at Terrain but it became immediately apparent that they jumped to a new level. The food was outstanding in every way. The ingredients were fresh and beautifully presented. The new chef (from the Terrain in Philly) takes some risks that are rewarded. Terrain is a great spot to eat outdoors during the nice weather. Don't miss it!
What a pleasant experience I had when I was there for dinner. The garden cafe is in a beautiful plant themed space. The menu and food is very creative. I loved everything I had, would recommend the Heirloom salad (loved the grapefruit sorbet, nice touch!), definitely will have the scallops again and the lemon pudding was heavenly. The service was very attentive and knowledgeable about the food and how things are prepared. Impressive! I can't wait to go back again.
I'm not going to tell you how great it is. Then I won't get a table. I relied on Open Table to find me a brunch table last minute this past Sunday. This place is within a stunning home store in Westport on the Post Road. I don't think many know about it yet, but wow, this place is spectacular. Fabulous ambiance, inventive menu, & exceptional service. And it's OUTDOORS among plants, herbs, and twinkle lights. We had bloodys and mimosas, and they brought out FRESH BAKED BREAD baked in a terra cotta pot, served with a honey pepper butter. So creative! I had perfectly poached eggs over a brisket hash topped with a smoked tomato hollandaise; not enough sauce for me, but the whole dish was so flavorful, I didn't miss it! This place is a winner!
Even a couple of guys enjoyed the nursery/garden setting. A little pricy vs. comparable restaurants in the area. the guys might be a little hungry when they left. but I saw a scrumptious looking shortcake and fruit dessert going to them!
The restaurant is great. We had lunch there with my Brothers family and it was perfect. The Shop is the dangerous part. They have so much good stuff you could easily spend a small fortune.
Terrain Garden Cafe has is right. The ambiance is comfortable, the food is fresh, the service is just right. A favorite place of mine for lunch with a friend.
The staff and food were wonderful. I had a delightful meal and visit with my friend.
The setting in the garden store strikes me as just plain odd. However the food was well done, with interesting combinations an contrasts.
Dinner was great. Food is local organic and tasty. Waiter knew all details of food prep and was phenomenal.
Service was excellent. Scallop risotto suggested by our waiter was delicious. My husband had the burger which they made specially for him because the regular burger is not offered on the brunch menu.
Had a lovely plate of gnocchi at lunch. Very light and well prepared in a lovely light sauce, however, the accompanying sauce, kohlrabi, was tasteless.
Just try it. Hard to explain. It's like dining at an archeology museum with the lights dimmed.
Terrain Café is part of their store, but you would never really know. The owners have managed to keep the restaurant pretty separate from the store with its unique ambiance. We tried this place last Spring during restaurant week and have been back several times. After a great meal and I ordered peppermint tea. When I asked what was the brand of tea they used, the waitress not only told me, she showed me the box because it is unique and gave me two to take home. As I non-coffee drinker, I will be heading back to buy some. Would highly recommend, but would recommend anytime after 7. While kid friendly, I prefer a quieter more relaxing dinner.
Have had several lovely lunches at Terrain, but this was the first time dining outside. True, it is a retail environment, but feels more like a hidden garden--a perfect escape on an early Fall afternoon. The Stonington scallops were delicious, and the service was top notch.
My husband and I discovered Terrain during Restaurant Week earlier this year. While the restaurant is on a very busy street, Rte 1, you feel as if you walked into a completely different world. It's atmosphere is very serene and the food is outstanding. We go back often and I recently told my husband that maybe we should branch out and try some other restaurants. However, it is hard. Whenever we try a new place, I'm constantly comparing it to the food at Terrain. I'm not a dessert person, but the desserts are worth trying. In addition to the food, the service is amazing. Our waitress was kind and attentive even though she was handling many other tables.
fabulous food indoors or out, at a cafe in the best garden boutique ever! Very pleasant service, helpful and efficient. Amazing bread, served (baked?) in a flower pot, great omelette. Excellent tea selection, especially the Oolong. Wandering through the store before or after is like being in an art gallery but with plants. Really fun! Very hard to get out of there without buying something, so be warned.! Great for lunch and tea time. I haven't tried dinner yet, but hear from friends it's just as good.
The most wonderful service and food in a creative and stunning atmosphere. Especially loved the roasted mushroom soup and bread in a plant pot. But everything had layers of flavor and thoughtful attention to detail. Memorable!
Great lunch while taking in the beauty and creativity of the surrounding store. Inspiring, simple, and natural.
Food was incredible! The server/waiter was what you expect at a nice restaurant; professional. Bus boy was a bit sloppy on a few occasions (filled my glass that had Sprite in it with water, and dropped a fork on my friend at the table), but it wasn't a big deal. The place was busy, so the service was on the slower side- but not to the point of it affecting our overall review. This place, unlike some of my other favorite places in town, is consistently good! The chef only would do the tasting menu if the entire table ordered it, but I'm fine with that. Molasses infused butter, the soup of the day (butternut squash), the beet appetizer, duck, pasta and short rib were all worthy of me taking the time to write this review. Bravo!
I love the garden setting of the cafe, as well as their delicious farm to table cuisine! A real gem!
We were stuck in traffic between NY and Boston, pulled over and consulted Open Table for a dinner suggestion. What a fabulous dining experience. Multiple kind greetings, great atmosphere, wonderful, fresh food and terrific service.
Had to introduce this spot to a friend who loves artsy, loves flowers, loves gardens and loves a good find! The minute I discovered Terrain I knew I had to go back with her, just to see her face, and it was everything we hoped it would be.
Terrain had there Holiday Open House on Saturday and what better way to end your morning of shopping?? Lunch at this beautiful garden cafe. This is a MUST if in the Westport area or make a trip......its well worth it.
I have been frequenting this charming place throughout the seasons, but always with just one other guest. Saturday eight friends met for brunch. It was the first time for the other 7, and my first brunch experience here . Jason our server was very attentive, well informed about the menu and did not hesitate to suggest some of his personal favorites and best offerings, which the group appreciated, being their first visit . The food was rated as very good overall , but it took a while for brunch to reach the table due to the size of our party. The chicken and faro was delicious, crispy skin with flesh very moist, gnocchi was very delicate, Bloody Mary's were good but not remarkable and very pricey. Everyone voiced plans to return again.


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Café Du Soleil is situated beside the river Stour in Canterbury in the historic former 18th century Wool Store. The Restaurant is accessed by its own bridge by the river, and we also have a beautiful riverside terrace available for al-fresco dining. The building was restored with a grant from English Heritage and it now showcases the extensive use of reclaimed building material from the 14th century city wall.
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Potential fallout would be African American community from the president's public support of gay marriage.
Prominent African American pastor doctor Emmett burns.
Says his congregation in Baltimore will not support President Obama because.
Of this position and is reportedly told his parishioners.
Not to even vote in November.
Kenny Burrell -- Fox News contributor since you did jacksons a radio talk show host.
Andy Fox News contributors well that means here in new York institute is in.
Chicago -- good morning to both of you they've built I don't know which way this is gonna go to name what's your what's your feeling on this at the moment.
First of all President Obama is that this is bad politics for him he is on the wrong side of the issue.
He is going against the values of black Americans.
And when you're looking at the fact that he is awful splitting his base he's going for the gay community vs the black community where he has thrown them under the bus.
And he's also of splitting the unions vs the environmentalists when it comes to the Keystone Pipeline for example.
So I think used as campaign isn't her more right now.
They're very concerned about trying to hold on to black vote but I think Obama has taken the black votes up for granted just like other Democrats have done it.
Well abrasive TV and on the scene of somebody used that word desperation.
They see you internal polling numbers at the White House meeting in Chicago where they.
Operation set up there for reelection and and and the scare.
What it what do you make of this decision as it affects specifically African Americans.
I don't think that this campaign is scared I think that we have to dial this -- of it and understand.
That President Obama is the president of the United States he's not the pastor the United States he made a political announcement not pathetic -- announcements.
I think those who are going to stay home -- going to stay home anyway because.
The excitement of 2008 would have been very very hard to maintain in 2012.
That haven't been fed I think that.
African Americans overwhelmingly those who vote will be voting for President Obama because we understand that he is the CEO of the government.
A government that -- a constitution that he sworn to uphold.
A government that -- a constitution that protect all Americans.
Regular black brown and white street and day and this government separates church and state edited it enables us all to have -- liberty the pursuit of happiness and live.
By our faith in our faith but under the law which covers an.
Intense -- I think the White House to make a similar argument and I think the question comes back to whether or not he loses any support is questioned some of these key battleground areas.
You go back to 101000 that this is what we found between gore and bush 90% of African Americans what -- Al Gore.
-- with John Kerry over George Bush 20089.
Indy 5% supported then Senator Obama.
Over Senator McCain and evening when you look at that it is is there -- crack and that.
Now -- or not but yeah I really think this is all about the economy if you look at how unemployment in the black community is deplorable.
It's 13% its dull it's almost double among what it is for whites.
And among black teens it's 38 point 2% those numbers are outrages.
So Obama's policies are failing our country failing the black community is energy policy if the regressive policy.
High gasoline and utility prices are harming hard working Americans and those who are -- able to afford.
Higher energy prices though really his policies -- harming Americans.
Harming black that I think he -- throwing -- black community really under the bus.
In order to get money from the gay community and to get their votes -- -- do you hear the same thing in Chicago.
No I do -- -- the fact is the economy broke down we saw in 2007 and we saw on affluent break in September of 2008.
The fact is the black community is suffering.
And we don't blame at all on President Obama we can't because we have been failed by democratic presidents -- as a -- expected backlash because of that.
I think that you're going to see a dampening of enthusiasm -- -- studies that -- that the black and Hispanic communities are not voting -- with his with his -- -- intensity.
As needed that talent alone because I -- -- and now.
It -- but it was that you know what we have been suffering we -- stepping in 2008 that is -- all of America decided to do things you don't like you don't make Clinton vetoed it because well they're going to do that I'm not let me finish worse let me than normal ordinary it and correct it says more and more Americans -- -- -- into either.
While the fact is.
What everybody's suffering and we've been suffering for a long time we cannot just put this on President Obama this is something that belongs to Democrats.
And Republicans and I'm like -- didn't want to see.
-- I want to see a real discussion not just on same sex marriage.
But on the economy it was a specific -- -- Jamie Dimon and JP more.
-- this election at places like North Carolina was so tight 2000 -- you wonder if Democrats even have a chance this time around.
Di Nino give you the last word on all of this why -- they jump in -- -- yeah I think his campaign is in -- he's very concerned about black -- you have pastors who were coming out against what Obama has done so.
He has problems where he should be in believed.
Ahead of Romney right now he's not so he's really dividing his base right now ladies thank you both sent -- -- Jackson JR you inning rally here in New York.
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Light Black Forest Dessert Recipe
"Applesauce is used to keep this light version of Black Forest Cake healthy. Now, even people who are on a diet can enjoy a slice of rich chocolate cake!" Nancy Zimmerman - Cape May Court House, New Jersey
- 2 cups cherry juice blend
- 1-3/4 cups sugar
- 1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 2 eggs
- 2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 3 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 3 cups King Arthur Unbleached All-Purpose Flour
- 1/3 cup baking cocoa
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1-1/2 cups cold fat-free milk
- 1 package (1.4 ounces) sugar-free instant chocolate pudding mix
- 1 can (20 ounces) reduced-sugar cherry pie filling
- 1-1/2 cups frozen fat-free whipped topping, thawed
- In a large bowl, beat the cherry juice, sugar, applesauce, oil, eggs, vinegar and vanilla until well blended.
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt; gradually beat into cherry juice mixture until blended.
- Pour into a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- In a small bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft-set. Frost top of cake with pudding. Cover and refrigerate for 15 minutes. Top with pie filling. Chill until serving. Serve with whipped topping. Yield: 24 servings.
Originally published as Black Forest Cake in Healthy Cooking
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Reviewed Nov. 19, 2012
Moist and delicious. Would make it again.
My family loved it.
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2012
Too much sugar for it to be healthy. Why not put the sugar grams in the nutritional info?
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2012
Quick and easy -everyone loved it
I topped it with whipped topping stars, and chocolate sprinkles
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2012
wonderful recipe, I changed the cocoa to dark and oops today I had to make ganache, no pudding for a light version. I have made this cake a few times and will keep this recipe. I will probably use apple filling and blueberry filling at other times.
Reviewed Jan. 30, 2012
wonderful recipe, I changed the cocoa to dark and oops today I had to make ganache, no pudding for a light version. I have ade this cake a few times and will keep this recipe. I will probably use apple filling and blueberry filling at other times.
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The purpose of all forms of terrorism—including bioterrorism— is to create fear and intimidate individuals, governments, or societies into capitulating to terrorists' religious, political, or ideological demands. The terrorists' goal is not to cause massive death or destruction but to inspire panic within a population. Thus, bioterrorism—defined by scientists as the unlawful use, or threatened use, of microorganisms or toxins derived from microorganisms to produce illness or disease in humans, animals, or plants—has become an important issue in the U.S. war on terrorism.
While modern technology has improved the production and distribution of biological weapons, their use is not new. Historical accounts of the siege of Kaffa (a port on the Crimean Peninsula in the Black Sea) in 1346 include a report of an outbreak of plague caused when the attacking Tatars catapulted infected corpses into the city. During the American Revolution, the British tried to infect the Continental army with smallpox and were successful on several occasions. The use by the British and Americans of smallpoxinfected blankets to cause disease among Native American tribes is also well documented. German scientists and military officials targeted livestock during World War I, trying to spread disease among cattle, horses, sheep, and mules shipped to the Allies by neutral countries. The Germans and Japanese used prisoners to experiment with lethal viruses during World War II.
In 1942 the United States began an offensive biological weapons program that intensified and reached its peak during the Cold War. Then-president Richard Nixon ended the program in 1969 and ordered all existing stocks of biological weapons destroyed. The Soviets, however, continued to produce and stockpile lethal biological agents through the 1980s.
Many U.S. scientists and government officials claim that when the Cold War ended and the Soviets finally stopped their biological weapons research, scientists from that country used their knowledge and skills to help other nations develop the biological agents that have become the basis for twenty-first-century bioterrorism.
Most recently, Iraq developed a significant biological weapons arsenal between 1985 and 1991, according to weapons experts. While these agents were not used in the Persian Gulf War, some military authorities argue that they were employed during the Iran-Iraq War. Trace amounts of anthrax and mycotoxins (toxic substances produced by fungi and molds) were found in Iranian casualties during that war. After the Gulf War, Iraq claimed to have destroyed all its biological weapons. The United Nations Special Commission tried to conduct inspections in accordance with the terms that ended the Gulf War, but it was hampered by the lack of Iraqi cooperation and thus could not verify these claims. When coalition forces invaded Iraq in 2003 to rid the nation of weapons of mass destruction, they did not find evidence of biological weapons. However, facilities that produce biological weapons are often difficult to detect because the equipment used is designed for dual purposes—the production of biological agents and the manufacture of other, more benign products. The worldwide concern is that the biological weapons Iraq once possessed were not destroyed but have found their way into the hands of international terrorists. In any event, even if terrorists were unable to buy biological agents from nations such as Iraq, any terrorist organization with access to the Internet and the moderately sophisticated technology can produce biological weapons. Indeed, a bioterrorist attack has had experts worried since before the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the United States. As former defense secretary William Cohen said, "This scenario of a nuclear, biological or chemical weapon in the hands of a terrorist cell or rogue nation is not only plausible, it's really quite real."
A bioterrorist attack could be catastrophic. According to D.A. Henderson, former director of the World Health Organization's global smallpox eradication project, a biological agent such as smallpox could be released undetected into a crowded area. Days would pass before victims would begin reporting symptoms and requesting treatment. By then the disease would have spread secondarily to many other people, and a full-scale epidemic would ensue. Further, diagnosing diseases not commonly seen would require time and specialized laboratory facilities. R.J. Bellamy and A.R. Freedman of the Department of Infectious Diseases at the University Hospital of Wales in England maintain that "the majority of physicians practicing today have never seen cases of smallpox, pneumonic plague, typhoidal tularaemia, pulmonary anthrax nor many other diseases that could result from a bioterrorist attack." Indeed, many doctors and researchers argue that the United States is not prepared for a bioterrorist attack. Bruce Clements, associate director of St. Louis University's Center for the Study of Bioterrorism and Emerging Infections warns that "we are woefully unprepared." In addition to the concern over shortages, some doctors and public health officials claim that plans are not in place in most cities for the efficient distribution of the stockpiles of antibiotics and equipment that do exist.
Authors in Opposing Viewpoints: The War on Terrorism debate the issues that surround America's war on terrorism in the following chapters: Is the War on Terrorism Justified? Is the Domestic War on Terrorism a Threat to Civil Liberties? Will the Domestic Antiterrorism Measures Make Americans Safer? How Is the U.S. War on Terrorism Affecting the World? Not only does the United States face the enormous task of reducing the threats posed by terrorists, including their use of biological weapons, U.S. officials are also subject to criticisms, as the wide range of views in this volume demonstrate.
Source: The War On Terrorism, ©2004-09-17 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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Leave it to Kellum Fipps' wife, Shirley, to provide the best peek into the inner turmoil that can come with being an official.
"My wife says, 'I could tell what kind of game Kellum had by the way he shut the door when he got home,' " said Fipps, who has spent nearly a half-century either calling football games or working with officials as a booking agent with the Southeastern Athletic Officials Association.
If the door was closed in a certain manner, the story goes, she could expect him to spend the next few hours lost in his own head, sorting out what happened.
"Officials beat themselves up more than anyone else," he said.
Of all the people who populate the world that's lit by Friday night's lights, it's the officials who are probably the least understood. If it's up to them, they'll go unnoticed. If they become part of the story, well, something's gone wrong.
On Friday night at South View, one of Fipps' crews had the kind of evening officials dread.
With the game tied at 28 and only a few seconds left, Cape Fear lined up for what would have been a game-winning field goal from 29 yards out. The kick thudded off the hands of a South View defender, shot toward the South View sideline and eventually came to rest just short of the end zone.
In the chaotic aftermath, Cape Fear's Jeremy Boomer scooped up the ball and took it in. By rule, the kicking team can't advance a blocked kick, so, it seemed, none of the possible outcomes would result in a Cape Fear score.
But after a brief huddle, the officials ruled it a touchdown, giving Cape Fear a 34-28 victory and leaving South View coach Randy Ledford desperately searching for an explanation that didn't come.
Ledford said he hadn't experienced anything like Friday night in his two decades as South View's coach. He watched the play several times with his staff late Friday night and still struggled make sense of the call.
While grading film on Saturday afternoon, there was little reaction among the coaches when it came up again on screen. The sting was still there, but there was no use getting upset.
But before the day ended, Ledford got a call. It was Chip Bishop.
A veteran official, Bishop, who's also the athletics director at Fayetteville Academy, was the referee for Friday night's game. NCHSAA rules prevented Bishop from speaking to the media about the subject and Ledford didn't want to divulge the details of the conversation. But he did say he felt better after hearing from Bishop.
Bishop didn't have to do this, but Ledford said it wasn't a surprise that he did.
"I've known Chip for a long time," Ledford said. "That's the type of person he is."
As meaningful as it was for Ledford and South View to receive some level of closure, it was important for Bishop, as well. And there was one more step he wanted to take.
Before practice in Monday afternoon's sunshine, Bishop stood in front of the South View team and apologized.
"I'm sure it was a hard thing for him to do," Ledford said.
Fipps said he wasn't surprised by this move, either. Being an official isn't easy. The good ones have a certain toughness, a certain pride - not just in their work, but in themselves.
But there's also a heavy dose of responsibility. They make the calls and - for better or worse - they have to live with them.
And sometimes, that can be a bigger challenge than anything they face on Friday night.
"You've got to put it behind you," Fipps said. "You've got to go into every ballgame with an open mind. You can't let it haunt you."
With his team preparing for this week's season finale against Seventy-First, Ledford didn't want to dwell on the Cape Fear game any longer. He said his team will eventually move past it, and so will he.
As far as Bishop was concerned, he couldn't have been more clear.
"Chip's a good man, and he's a good official," Ledford said.
Again, if the officials had it their way, you'd never know they were there. But sometimes, in the moments they dearly want to avoid, they show who they really are.
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Madeline Grace Balduf, 16, of the 5400 block of Falling Waters Drive in Hope Mills, was charged Wednesday with possession of a controlled substance. Bail was set at $2,000.
David Dayshon Coleman, 22, of the 4500 block of Spinel Drive, was charged Wednesday with maintaining a dwelling for controlled substances. Bail was set at $2,500.
David Lorenzo Howard, 23, of the 300 block of Point Place, was charged Wednesday with violating the sex offender registry guidelines by failing to report a new address. Bail was set at $25,000.
Carolyn Marchelle Knight, 28, of the 1400 block of Bingham Drive, was charged Wednesday with breaking and entering, larceny and obtaining property by false pretense. Bail was set at $6,500.
Teneshia Robinson, 29, of the 4700 block of Hickory Ridge Road in Parkton, was charged Wednesday with larceny of a motor vehicle, obtaining property by false pretense and conspiracy. Bail was set at $2,000.
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