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Excellent food & service...Duck Confit Carbonara and Trout entrees, Mushroom casserole, and Butterscotch bread pudding, molten chocolate cake....gourmet food at realistic prices. Put Markethouse on your shortlist
It was delightful to sit in a quiet place and sip a drink. The Food was very good, but it did seem to take a little long to get the food. We had a very nice time, the wait staff were very nice. Early reservations were good as the tables and bar were full when we left. We will go back.
My husband and I had a wonderful evening out at MarketHouse. Our waiter was Jose and he was very attentive throughout our entire dining experience. Regarding the food, we were most impressed with the butternut squash soup (so delicious) and the salads. Both the cob salad and wedge salad were absolutely outstanding. We enjoyed our dining experience tremendously and cannot wait to go back.
An excellent restaurant with local sourced items. Service was attentive.
Everything was good, but the restaurant was dead. May have been due to Sat night on Easter weekend.
My fiance and I had a Restaurant.com coupon for Markethouse. I had never heard of it but looked at the menu online and thought it would be great to try. The menu is VERY diverse a DELICIOUS!!! I would go back in a HEARTBEAT. The decor is country but updated and the staff is very nice. I can't rave more about the food. Being that they support local farmers makes it even better. All organic and fresh and delicious!! A definite A+.
My husband and I have dined here before. We love the butternut squash soup (with cherries) and their salads especially (chop and wedge). This time we tried their burger. It was colossal. We both took half of the burger and the delicious French fries home with us. They were delicious again after being warmed up. They also have excellent desserts. And their hostess is exceptional. She is very friendly and welcoming. All in all, we had a wonderful dining experience here again.
Service was a little off. I think they were a bit understaffed. The food however was fantastic. I had the chicken pot pie and my husband had an incredibly fresh salad with great ingredients. Great sitting at the bar. We will probably go back and eat at the bar. Very good! Highly recommend it.
Excellent Service and reasonably priced. Very surprising for a reataurant attached to a Hotel.
Lovely fresh food, locally-sourced and beautifully presented.
Our seserver, Jose, provided great service and we loved their butterscotch bread pudding.
The menu is full of comfort foods. Daughter had the vegetable pot pie and said it was one of the best pot pies she's ever had. Son had the full rack of ribs which came on a plate almost two feet long. Smoked barbecue flavor, and fall off the bone meat, with fries, coleslaw and full ear of corn-on-the-cob. Probably could have fed the family. I had the 12 oz sirloin with red-wine onion jam, asparagus, potato puree and pearlized onions. So much flavor. Thank goodness you can walk in Chicago, because you'll need to burn some calories after a meal here. Saw a hamburger go by to another table that must have been 6-8 inches high. You will not be disappointed if you are looking for flavorful home-style cooking.
There was a mistake on the reservation. By me. The host took care of it immediately. One of the best Prime Ribs I have ever eaten.
We were in town for a food convention, you would think people would be giving great suggestions So after having a good pizza,a pricey pasta with no distinct flavor, and an over priced Flinstone size steak Finally... we came across Markethouse because it was in walking distance of the hotel. The feel was perfect as we entered. Homey but classic, a clean feel, with herbs in the window and rich colors in the decor. The service was great, we didn't want for anything. He didn't offer suggestions but was happy to answer any questions. The meal was full of flavor. Each dish was beautifully displayed but approachable to eat. And we made it to dessert. The prices were perfect, not inflated at all
Unexpected location. For two, share an outstanding burger (not sure where to find a better one), (half a rack of) delicious smoked ribs, soup, a fresh chopped salad, and a pint (or two) each of Bell's draft ale. Fine decor except for bare windows that would look better at a pizzeria.
The food was great - atmosphere-wise, you definitely feel like you're eating in a nice hotel restaurant, but who cares?? The Food!!! The food. The food. The food! The food was great - the ribs were perfect, the Mac+Cheese was out of this world....I'm running out of adjectives - go there, eat, you'll like it!!
The food was very good and the prices for the main course reasonable. However, there were so many side charges that they jacked up the bill way over $50 per person, with the coupon. I was not expecting to spend that much. There is no atmosphere at all other than the tables by windows and watching people passing by. I think the restaurant needs something to bring it to life. If you only want to eat and you are nearby. The bread pudding was too soft and doughy and the pound cake was way too dry and had a spice taste, which was not what we expected. The surprise and free birthday warm chocolate dessert was very good, according to my friend.
American style food with a high-end twist. A real treat for a nice night out.
Food is great, but service not really, so the overall experience varies. This time it was good.
First, I met my friends at MarketHouse at 6:00 p.m. on a Thursday, and we chatted for about 45 minutes before ordering. The server was attentive throughout the time yet never made us feel rushed to order. The food was delicious, well-prepared and attractively presented. My friends both had the chicken pot pie, which was tasty, though one of them wished it had been a bit more food. I had the grilled whole rainbow trout accompanied by flavorful wild rice with raisins and a tasty sauce on the side for the fish. The trout was completely deboned and cooked to perfection, the skin being slightly crispy, and a broth on the plate that enhanced the flavor of the fish. I left the choice of wine to the server and was very pleased with it.
MarketHouse was relaxed, with excellent service for dinner on Father's Day. We want the recipe for the sweet potato and pecan bread that started the meal! This was not a quick bread, but a yeast based bread with undertones of spice along with the sweet potato flavor. The mushroom soup combined so many flavors with spices and truffle oil that delighted us. My Meyer Lemon and Wild Ramp Risotto was tasty, although the grilled shrimp added to the dish seemed a bit plain compared to the flavorful mixture of creamy risotto and cooked vegetables. The lemon flavor was understated. The rotisserie chicken was also delicious with its sweet and spicy glaze. Overall, we would return to try other items.
Food is always great. Service varies. This time we were lucky to get great service as well.
I was in Chicago for a conference and heard about Markethouse online. The service was excellent--my server was extremely knowledgeable about the food and made good recommendations. People posting online all praised the mini mac and cheese, which I had as a starter. True comfort food!! Then I had the NY Strip Steak. It was done perfectly--caramelized on the outside, pink on the inside but not rare, just the way I like it. The cranberry tart with pumpkin ice cream for dessert was like Thanksgiving in June! My one complaint was that there was a VERY loud group in the bar area when I wanted a good, relaxing dinner after a very, very long day.1111
We both ordered one of their Signature choices -- the pot pie and the trout -- and were not disappointed. The taste of the food was exceptionally good, perfectly seasoned. The presentation was pleasant and the service agreeable. We left the restaurant raving about it.
The space is in the DoubleTree Hotel and they still have booths and it seems like they cheaped out on overhauling the decor. It's not as bad as it could be, but it doesn't scream high end. But the food was AMAZEBALLS! Delicious. Worth it!
We were able to entertain business guests with excellent food and wine, considerate and pleasant service, without excessive noise competition. This made for a far more enjoyable evening all round. Food was stunning - try the lamb.
I found the restaurant on a list of good restaurants near Navy Pier. I liked that it wasn't as busy as the Navy Pier restaurants, since we're not huge fans of big crowds and loud restaurants. Service was prompt and helpful, and the food was absolutely delicious. And I really like that the food is from local sources and responsibly grown. The prices were less than I was expecting for the quality of food provided. I really enjoyed our dinner here, and I hope to visit again sometime in the future, possibly after the menu has changed for the seasons to get a bit of variety.
We were looking for a place to have brunch and were not dissapointed. The omelet was excellent and my friends said the mexican breakfast burrito was good but they were disappointed that they didn't get a jalapeno burrito tortilla as the menu inidcated they all agreed that would have made the meal.
I 've been meaning to stop in. Food was good quality. tasty- I will be back. Good value
I had the best burger in years...cooked to perfection and so tasty..my son had the trout and also raved about it.....service was slow but everyone agreed worth the wait...our server was very attentive and apologized for the kitchen delay...
I had to plan a last minute birthday dinner for 10 people and Market House was great for us. I got a reservation pretty easily and they even let me bring in a cake and they took care of preparing it with candles and bringing it out to the table. The food was excellent, a wide variety of tasty dishes. The service was great and they let us all do seperate checks at the end. Very pleased with my visit.
We had a very delicious dinner at Markethouse. We were there around 6 on a Saturday and it was still really quiet and empty though. Food was excellent. The staff was attentive and helpful. Great anniversary dinner. The chicken pot pie was fantastic.
We chose Markethouse for a meal on the first night of our trip to Chicago - and we were not disappointed. We started off with a drink in the bar which, although quiet, had a lovely feel to it. Our table was in a small curtained off area, and we were the only people in it. (although there were other diners in the main part of the restaurant) The service throughout was good and the food was excellent. I had the biggest rack of ribs I'd ever seen !. (The downside was that it left no room for a dessert !) We would thoroughly recommend it as a place to eat typical American food (with typical American size portions !)
We were out for dinner on a Saturday and choose this restaurant for their "farm to table" approach. We had a reservation, but could get a table without. It was busy, but not crowed. We got a table in the middle and our server Juan was outstanding. Very friendly and knowledgeable. The menu was small (what I like, because everything is more likely to be fresh made) and the portions good and not too big. They had a good kid's menu (made from scratch chicken nuggets, no junk!). The food was fresh and delicious and there was enough time to eat "peacefully" - so no rush between the courses and presenting the check while still eating. Our overall experience war really good. We can recommend the place and will go back!
Salmon ans Trout were fresh and prepared perfectly. Don't skip the butterscotch bread pudding!
It's just really good food, not spectacular, but really good and consistent. Favorites have been the Mac and cheese, Brussels sprouts, fish and chips, and definitely go with the butterscotch bread pudding for dessert.
"I love the relaxed feel of this place. I definitely would return to try more dishes. The Lamb chops was amazing and the Sweet Potato Pecan Bread was outstanding. We loved the Flat Bread. Our server Juan was well-timed and friendly,"
Not the fanciest place around, but the food was great as was the service. It was quiet enough to be able to talk without raising your voice. The prices were very fair. It is a wonderful place for everyday comfort food.
My husband and I had a wonderful dining experience at Markethouse. We love their salads: both the chop salad and wedge salad. They are delicious and taste so fresh. We both had the MarketHouse burger and thoroughly enjoyed them. And we had to make room for the Butterscotch Bread Pudding dessert. It is really hard to pass up desserts at MarketHouse. Our waiter, Jose, was excellent. All in all, we had a lovely evening and are anxious to return.
First time dining here Will return - food preparation was excellent Try the lamb...............
This was the second time my wife and I ate at the MarketHouse. We discovered the restaurant three years ago when we were in Chicago for a visit, and we enjoyed that experience so much that we made sure we went again when business brought us back to the city. We both enjoyed our meal, but it wasn't as special as we remembered. The food was uneven -- excellent salads; the Mac and Cheese was to die for but the pot pie wasn't; and the chocolate desert was pedestrian -- as was the service, which was good to begin with but close to unacceptable by the end. We would still recommend the restaurant highly to anyone visiting Chicago, but order the more expensive entrees and be prepared to pay extra for just about everything, including bread.
Ate Thanksgiving dinner here as we have for 2 previous years. Meal is always good and service is great.
Had the Thanksgiving dinner special and I'm almost speechless. The amount and quality of the food was exceptional. They have set the standard for sweat potatoes for the rest of my life.
This was 2nd time eating Thanksgiving meal here! Need I say more?
We were in the city for Thanksgiving weekend, and this place was mentioned in some article on-line. The price for the meal was optimal, and the menu posted on their web-site helped us to make final decision. Food was delicious and the service pleasant and timely.
We booked Thanksgiving here for 4 persons, had never been here before Everyone was welcoming, the ambience was fine, and the foor very good! There was an option for the one person that does not like turkey, but for the turkey lovers, everyone was happy. Everything was tasty, and the pumpkin bread pudding was to die for! We will probably be back, maybe make this a Thanksgiving tradition
Before making a reservation for Thanksgiving Dinner at Market House, I reviewed their website and read many earlier reviews. This was to be our first visit. My family of four enjoyed an excellent Thanksgiving dinner that was traditional, with evidence of Market House's signature flair. The food and presentation were both outstanding. The service we received from Juan was friendly but professional. The decor and ambiance of Market House is true to their stated mission. All four of us agree, we will select Market House again.


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Wind turbines sit quietly on mountaintops, silently spinning away. Stealing a little bit of the wind's kinetic energy, these turbines convert the energy the wind imparts to electrical energy. As power generation goes, wind is one of the most environmentally-safe sources we have. There is essentially zero carbon emission, other than that required to make the turbines in the first place.
Last week, a windstorm in Aarhus, Denmark caused the braking mechanism for one particular turbine to fail.
This was the result:
In this particular accident, it's theorized that one of the rotor blades struck the tower as the turbine whirled out of control. In turn, the entire system was knocked out of balance and the remaining blades disintegrated immediately thereafter. Danish site Jyllands-Posten has an article on the collapse (in English).
Wind turbines that spin too fast are a very bad thing. In order to reduce the rotational kinetic energy, most turbine systems use a braking mechanism to slow the rotors down to a manageable speed. Often, the heat generated as a result of braking is used to heat the tower itself.
To find the rotational kinetic energy of a wind turbine, assume that it's made up of three slender rods coming out of a central hub. According to windturbines.ca, the mass of a Nordtank 600 kW turbine's rotor blade is 2,000 kg and the rotor diameter is 43.0 m. We'll assume that the length of one of the blades is half that, or 21.5 m. Its rated rotational speed is 27 revolutions per minute (though we'll convert to 2.83 radians/second).
The variable I is known as the rotational inertia; basically, the resistance to rotational acceleration. The variable ω (Greek letter omega) is the angular velocity. We have to calculate the rotational inertia of each blade. We'll use the formula I = (1/3)mL2, where I is the rotational inertia, m is the mass of the rotor blade and L is its length. This makes I = (1/3)(2000 kg)(21.5 m)2 = 308,200 kg · m2. But there are three blades, each with an enormous 308,200 kg · m2 of inertia. The total is 924,500 kg · m2! For reference, the rotational inertia of a bicycle's tires is about 1 kg · m2.
Now that we have the rotational inertia, the kinetic energy is easy. The kinetic energy is one-half of the rotational inertia, times the angular velocity squared (or, speaking math, KE = ½Iω2). Plug in all the numbers above, and we find that the kinetic energy is a whopping 3.7 million joules at rated speed. For reference, this is about the energy of two mid-size cars colliding head-on at 110 miles per hour!
But what about the speed at which the turbine was actually turning at the time of failure? Watching the video, I've been trying to count the number of turns per second and it's really hard. The best I can do is count to 25 as blades pass by the vertical. Since there are three blades, seeing 25 blades means 8 1/3 rotations. I timed it three times and got 3.60 s, 3.53 s, and 3.50 s. Close enough. Take the average of these three (3.54 s) we find that the speed of rotation is about 2.4 revolutions per second, or 14.8 radians per second.
Notice that the energy varies as the square of the speed at which it rotates. If you were to double its rotational speed, this particular turbine would have four times the kinetic energy. In our case, since we quintupled its rotational speed, this turbine's energy will be twenty-five times its previous value.
The rotational kinetic energy is 101 million joules! This is the same as the energy of a collision in which two cars collide head-on, each one traveling 580 miles per hour. That's about three-quarters the speed of sound!
I'm glad I wasn't standing under the thing.
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Category Archives: Action
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:18 GMT
Techland's Dying Light demo shows daytime level running on PS4
Techland's Dying Light was shown during VGX this evening. The demo on PS4 showed a daytime level and some parkour movements, such as using a zombie for momentum. The zombies are formidable enemies, but they become more powerful at night.
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 08:09 GMT
No Man's Sky from Joe Danger studio Hello Games debuts during VGX
No Man's Sky, the next game from Joe Danger studio Hello Games, was debuted during VGX tonight.
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:10 GMT
Tom Clancy's The Division – Snowdrop trailer shows off next-gen engine
The Division was shown during VGX tonight, and the trailer talked about how the Snowdrop Engine is true next-gen. Watch the video below. Ubisoft said earlier this week that another look at the Tom Clancy title will be released on Monday, December 9, so be on the look out for that. The Division is an online experience, where players team up to survive in a ravaged America, both in the game and through the companion app. The game is slated for PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One.
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:24 GMT
Agents of Storm for iOS out in early 2014 from Remedy Entertainment
Remedy has multiple projects in the works, however, one in particular is Agents of Storm for iOS. It is a "reverse tower defense action-strategy game" and is slated for release in early 2014, according to Remedy's Johannes Paloheimo. More on the game is promised at a later date. The demo shown during VGX is below.
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:25 GMT
Quantum Break gameplay debuts during VGX
Remedy Entertainment showed the first look at gameplay from Quantum Break.
Sun, Dec 08, 2013 | 03:27 GMT
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition set for release January 28 on PS4, Xbox One
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is set for release on PS4 and Xbox One. The first trailer was shown during VGX. The game has been "Rebuilt. Remade. Reborn."
Sat, Dec 07, 2013 | 18:07 GMT
CastleStorm "should be ready to rock soon" on Wii U, says Zen Studios
CastleStorm may not have "an official date yet" for its release on Wii U through the eShop, but "it should be ready to rock soon," according to Zen Studios. The tower defense brawler for up to four players has finally been listed by Nintendo, and according to the eShop page, it will be released sometime in December. The game was released in November on PS3 and Vita with Cross-Buy support. Thanks, Nintendo Life.
Sat, Dec 07, 2013 | 15:44 GMT
Fallout 4 teaser site finally revealed to be a fake
Like many of us suspected, the "Fallout 4 teaser site" was a big fat fake. It was updated last night with a video of the Tunnel Snakes from Fallout 3, dancing around in that meme video going on about how they rule and such. There was also a "hidden page" showing a door that when opened says "fuck you" which was pulled from Reddit. Nice. Supposedly it was created by a member of the Fallout community who runs a Fallout Facebook page who got bored, and decided to create the fake site,according to IncGamers. That's all you really need to know. That and Bethesda finally spoke up last night on Twitter saying: "If you don't hear it through an official channel like this, assume all rumors and speculation are false." Thanks, Gumpy.
Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 17:56 GMT
Ubisoft survey polls fans on next Assassin's Creed, possible pirate game outside the franchise
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War of the Vikings free this weekend with new gameplay mode, weapon
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Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 00:33 GMT
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Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 16:36 GMT
Dark DLC Cult of the Dead now available for PC, Xbox 360
Dark, Realmforge's blood-spattered, vampiric stealth action title, has some new DLC available. Titled 'Cult of the Dead' is now available for PC and Xbox 360. You can check out the launch trailer for the content below, which provides a look at the new environments and enemies the protagonist, Eric Bane, will encounter. Players will be tasked with finding the Book of the Dead, play through five new maps in challenge mode, face the Sniper, and try to best the new boss: the Cultist. It will run you $5.99/£3.99/€4.99.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 15:32 GMT
APB: Retribution gets debut trailer, screens and a Hotline Miami twist
APB: Retribution is the tactical, top-down shooter from Reloaded Productions and Blazing Griffin. Think Hotline Miami meets GTA and you're along the right lines. We've just received the game's first trailer, and you can check it out here.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 14:51 GMT
Prince of Persia: The Shadow and the Flame to launch on GameStick
GameStick developer PlayJam has announced a new partnership with Ubisoft to bring Prince of Persia: The Shadow and the Flame "to the storefront this year". GameStick is available today in-store and on pre-order from GameStop, GAME and Amazon for £79.99/$79.99/€99.99. PoP: The Shadow and the Flame was released on Android and iOS back in the summer.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 11:35 GMT
Surgeon Simulator devs announce bloodsport title Time to Live, demo available now
Surgeon Simulator 2013 developer Bossa Studios has announced a new project called Time to Live, a deathmatch bloodsport gameshow. You can play the free demo right now.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 21:14 GMT
Mad Max developer to "maintain sense of mystery about what has happened in the world"
Mad Max developer Avalanche Studios wants players to feel the same "sense of mystery" when roaming about the game world, as movie goers felt when watching the films.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 20:00 GMT
Yakuza Restoration video shows katana and dual wielding gameplay
Yakuza Restoration – known in Japan as Yakuza Ishin – will feature gamplay elements other than just beating up enemies. According to a new video released, featuring producer Masayoshi Yokoyama and designer Shinnosuke Hirasawa, the game will also contains some dungeon crawling. Yakuza aficionados needn't worry though: combat will remain similar to previous games in ther series, only with a feudal Japan twist. In the video, you will see two-handed fighting using a katana, and dual-wield sword and pistol moves. The game launches in Japan on February 22 for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita. Thanks, Siliconera.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 22:58 GMT
Saints Row 4 gets Hey Ash, Whatcha Playin' DLC pack
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Qobose, E.N. (Indiana University Press; http://inscribe.iupress.org/loi/ral, NaN, 1989)[more][less]
Abstract: The two universities - University of Botswana (UB) and National University of Lesotho (NUL)-have their origins in the University of Botswana, Lesotho, and Swaziland (UBLS). The University of Botswana came into existence in 1982, while the National University of Lesotho was established in 1976. The Department of African Languages and Literature is one of the oldest in the humanities faculty. The two major languages and literatures, Setswana and Sesotho, have so much in common that one can hardly discuss one without the other. The Department of African Languages and Literature of the University of Botswana offers a course, AL305-''Individual Project Work on a Literary or Linguistic Topic." Similarly, the National University of Lesotho offers AL304-"Project Work on a Literary or Linguistic Topic." Students are required to submit dissertations in partial fulfilment of the Bachelor of Arts degree. Between 1973 and 1983, seventy-three dissertations on modern and traditional literature were presented, including forty-one in Sesotho and thirty-two in Setswana. Copies are kept in the special collections of the University libraries. For the purposes of this bibliography, the Setswana dissertations written at UBLS and the University of Botswana and Swaziland (1976-82) are included under UB, and the Sesotho dissertations of UBLS are included under NUL. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/203 Files in this item: 2
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Abstract: This paper is based on a study carried out in Botswana. The study examined the trend of allocations of materials budgets in Botswana colleges of education libraries from 2000 to 2004. Preliminary investigations had revealed that the information materials in the libraries appeared inadequate for the library clients. With the senior librarians in the six colleges forming the target group, a 21-item questionnaire was administered to the group. It was noted that the college libraries received annual budgetary allocations ranging between 8 and 11% of the total budgets of the colleges and, in all cases, the libraries spent over 60% of the materials budget on monographs and between 10 and 40% on printed journals. The college librarians were not encouraged to budget and they appeared ill-equipped to allocate materials funds. The study concludes that the college authorities and the Department of Teacher Training and Development need to provide support for the college librarians to enable them improve on their allocation activities. Library schools also have a major role to play in equipping librarians with skills of managing materials budgets. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/562 Files in this item: 1
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Abstract: Libraries are changing their modes of delivery at a very fast rate. This article describes how the University of Botswana library has advantage of the new technologies to enhance its service to its patrons. The University local network is used to bring library electronic resources to the desktops of the patrons in their offices. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/423 Files in this item: 1
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French intervention may have disrupted traditional smuggling routes -- depriving these groups of revenues. But the idea that the Islamists will wither away is wishful thinking, according to regional analysts. Hence the recent agreement made by the U.S. to begin stationing surveillance drones in neighboring Niger. France has virtually no drone capability of its own.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon is apprehensive. "Our worry is that [the jihadists] could reappear, and that could affect the countries of the region," he said Thursday.
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The International Federation of Human Rights Leagues said last week that Malian soldiers had summarily executed at least 11 people in Sevare. The U.N. refugee agency says reports of revenge attacks against Tuareg and Arabs are dissuading some among the nearly 400,000 internally displaced from returning home.
In turn Malian officials have accused the MNLA -- the largest Tuareg rebel group -- of executing soldiers.
Despite years of training by U.S. Special Forces, discipline in the Malian army fell apart after Tuareg separatists began seizing parts of northern Mali a year ago. Tuareg army units (integrated into the military in the 1990s) defected.
This sense of distrust is complicated by facts on the ground. Rather than the Malian authorities taking control of cities like Kidal in the wake of the French advance, it is Tuareg separatists of the MNLA (who defeated the army last year) that are patrolling the streets. That sets up another possible confrontation between troops and separatists.
Mali's small but influential Arab population may also be targeted for revenge because some of the more ruthless Islamist militants were Arabs (though not all were from Mali) associated with the implementation of Sharia law.
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The grievances among the ethnic Tuareg that led to the division of Mali in the first place are yet to be addressed. The on-off alliance of Tuareg and Islamist groups appears to have hardened resentment toward the north among southerners.
The press in Bamako has voiced visceral hostility toward the MNLA for its attempts to assist the French in pursuit of militants of Ansar Dine. The MNLA "is and remains the main cause of unhappiness in northern Mali," complained the newspaper MaliJet. "Sooner or later, history will catch up with it."
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And there's a humanitarian crisis to tackle too. There are already more than 150,000 Malian refugees in Mauritania, Niger, Burkina Faso and Algeria, and many more internally displaced. International NGOs have moved swiftly to provide food aid to recently liberated parts of northern Mali, but expect their assistance will be needed for the rest of the year.
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Held from June 21 through June 29, the festival will feature more than 1,200 artists performing in 280 concerts, officials said. It will include more than 75 free shows across 19 venues and outdoor stages.
"I am very excited and am looking forward to year 12," said Marc Iacona, the festival's producer and executive director. "The festival has fast become a best-in-class event for culture and music."
Iacona noted the festival is a great benefit to local businesses. After drawing close to 187,000 people last year, organizers said they expect to top 200,000 this year.
The festival features a slate of headliners including Willie Nelson & Family; Frampton's Guitar Circus featuring Peter Frampton and Robert Cray; Pink Martini; Bob James and David Sanborn with Steve Gadd; David Byrne and St. Vincent; and Roger Hodgson, the co-founder of Supertramp.
The festival is partnering with WXXI to produce televised concerts for distribution nationwide on PBS stations.
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He -- through blew through a quintet of primaries Tuesday and today one of two remaining rivals admitted whatever -- already knew.
Chief political correspondent Carl Cameron has tonight's campaign -- Sweeping all five primaries Tuesday night -- -- declared the GOP nomination his.
He's framing the fall race -- rhetoric pioneered by the last two challengers to successfully defeat incumbent president's.
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It's still about the economy.
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The total of only two primary wins -- four point three million dollars in campaign debts Newt Gingrich finally conceded to -- me by phone this morning and aides say after completing his North Carolina campaign schedule this week.
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Sambal Udang (Spicy Prawn)
I believed sambal udang is a nyonya dish ,correct me if I'm wrong.It's literally translate to English as spicy prawn .I remember when I was young and lived in Kayel with my grandmother and mom ,both of them love to cook this dish occasionally.Both of them are from Penang island and it's understandable most of the time they cook all their soul nyonya food . At that time I still don't really understand that sambal udang or all the food they cooked is Nyonya food.Every weekend my grandmother will make one special dish for the whole family..It's either Otak Otak,Achat,Prawn Mee,Assam Laksa,Popiah,Steam Nasi Kunyit with Curry Chicken and etc..I wish I learn from my grandmother how to make or what is in the recipe but at that time I don't know how to appreciated the *jewel* food she prepared for us..I recalled my grandmother told us to pick young betel leave from her backyard when she want to make otak otak or make us shelled shallot or prawn when she want to make prawn mee and we really hate that kind of chores.Of course ,what you expect 8 or 10 years old kid know or appreciated.We only know how to eat yummy delicious food not slaving our self in kitchen for hours peeling this and that.They really make all their food from scratch not like today we can just buy the paste from supermarket shelf and ready to eat in less than 30 minutes.Even though many years has pass but I still remember vaguely how my mom make this kind of dish.One of this dish is Sambal Udang! FYI my 87 year old grandmother is still very much alive but unfortunately she lost all the cooking touch. Anyway mine version of sambal udang is slightly off from my mom or grandmother, I guess..but it's still acceptable accordingly to me!! hahaha!
1 lb large shrimp or prawn,shelled and deviened*you can use medium size*
15 shallot,peeled
10 red long chili
5 cloves garlic
100 gm dried pepper(soaked overnight)* add extra if you like extra spicy*
1 tbsp salt
1/2 cup oil
2 tbsp belacan granulated*I fried from fresh belacan*
2 tbsp tamarind powder
5-6 tbsp sugar or to taste
salt to taste
1/2 cup water ,plus extra if necessary
1:Blend (A) in blender or pound until fine.Prepared deep skillet or wok with some oil an medium at high heat.Add blended sambal paste,sauteed for 15 minutes or until oil floated on surface.
2:Add in clean shrimp into the sambal paste follow by (B).Sauteed for 10 minutes or until shrimp cook.Do not over cook shrimp,it will get tough and hard.
3:Check the seasoning before remove from heat.Serve with rice or noodle.
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I have an idea now how to make use of the shrimps i have in the freezer.
My mom and grandma cooks this dish all the time too, and otak-otak - so delish. my sister makes achat all the time - she said like a diet food for her coz all veggies! :) only my sister picked up all the nyonya/hakka/canto cooking skills from my grandma, mom, aunt and dad.Anncoo:
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SAVE Buying a prewar CONDO with low owner occupany
Should I care if I don't need a mortgage? what kind of discount is reasonable on an apartment for which mortgages are hard to come by?
I'm not sure i understand. Do you mean living in a building with many rentors?
If sponsor owns many apartments, maintenance, decor, etc. items may not be done to keep monthly charges low ( as rents of R/S tenants still in place may be less than maintenance .
Also, think of problem with future resale of your unit, if prospective purchaser cannot pay all cash.
I own in a prewar condo same, and governance is a little bit of an issue because the board has to round up all the far-flung investors to get their proxies in. That said, I love my building.
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Personally I would probably steer clear of low-owner-occupancy condo conversions. Apt23 is correct to bring up the quality of life concern. I hate to say it, but it is often the case that renters are simply not as caring about a building as those who own (think empty beer cans left in the elevators, food wrappers dropped in the hallways and half-empty pizza boxes strewn haphazardly in the stairwells).
Plus, do you really want to repeatedly encounter the crazy cat hoarder who wanders around the halls in her rarely-washed shmata complaining about the roaches in her apartment? Because she's not going anywhere anytime soon.
An additional concern is that you're unlikely to get accurate information about owner occupancy in a condo. Of course, you can assume the sponsor units are rentals. If the building were a coop, you could assume the rest are predominantly owner-occupied. In a condo, you won't know until you move in, especially if you're paying cash and don't have a lender harassing the Managing Agent for verifiable data.
As for the cat-hoarding spinster down the hall, she haunts some conversions, but not all. In any case, she may not be your biggest worry. People who have lived in the building for thirty, forty or fifty years, and who are likely to stay there the rest of their mortal lives, have a pretty strong stake in keeping the place clean, safe, and hospitable. They may not have much money, and their physical and mental health may limit their maintenance and housekeeping, but they probably care deeply about their homes. The problem neighbors are just as likely to be the transient market rate tenants living in sold units, whose stake in the building basically ends with their security deposits. Even owner-occupants can be boorish neighbors; and it's not unheard-of for them to get old or sick or financially stressed and neglect basic upkeep.
gaongaon: Returning to your original question about the appropriate discount, it really depends on how big a bloc the sponsor still holds, how unfavorably lenders view the condo and how likely the building is to "normalize" within a few years. If you're willing to share the address, or a bit more information, maybe we can offer some insight.
Huntersburg: Poor people may have a greater propensity for certain mental health problems, and I suppose people with certain mental health problems tend to be poor. That's all completely beside the point.
The old tenants are (wait for it)... OLDER. That's all. Rent-controlled tenants are mostly aged. Rent-stabilized tenants are more mixed, but still must skew older, on average, than the median condo buyer.
So let's call the thing what it is: the lurking menace behind these discussions is senile dementia, which we can probably agree is an affliction of the elderly. There's also the matter of debilitating depression, which likewise afflicts the elderly in sad disproportion to their numbers. The proverbial cat lady is both senile and depressed. She doesn't need to be poor to terrify her unit-owning neighbors. She doesn't even need to exist. The mere specter of Friskies cans piling up in her kitchen amid gamboling roaches - whether real or imagined - is enough to scare off potential buyers.
I don't mean to make light of her plight, or that of her neighbors. But in the broader scheme of Things That Should Scare a Buyer in a Recent Conversion, she's a relatively minor problem.
This is not a recent conversion.
gg: That will tend to trim the discount, unless there's a huge sponsor concentration. Even then, if an apartment is really nice, cash buyers in buildings like 500WEA seem to be holding their noses and bidding high anyway.
I recently looked into a condo unit in a building that had low-owner-occupancy. The owners of the unit were desperate to sell and were looking to make a fast all-cash deal, presumably because no lender would approve a mortgage on such a building. While the place was not a total disaster, there were small signs of neglect that put me off: a washer in the common laundry room that was broken and hadn't been repaired in at least two years and a dodgy heating system (half-radiator and half-floor heater). But here's the part that bugged me: on my first visit I asked the agent to show me the roof and he obliged, taking me to a ladder on the top floor. I climbed the ladder and found the roof hatch partially open. I simply shoved it aside to have a look around, and when I came back down, I asked him if I should close the hatch. He said no, it was better not to in case the super (whom I never saw) was on the roof. I hadn't seen anyone, but I thought, OK, surely there was a reason it was open. I came back a week later to have a second look at the place and there was the roof hatch, still partially open, just as I had left it. We'd had a couple of major thunderstorms in the meantime and the carpet was soaking wet. I pointed this out and the agent remarked that he would inform the super. But would I really want to invest a serious chunk of money into a unit that a) I was sure to have difficulty re-selling and b) where nobody cared enough about either the security or the condition of the building to do something as basic as keep the roof hatch closed? In the end, I decided I didn't.
Just to clarify--I don't mean to sound nasty with regards to the renters, and certainly don't want to pick unduly on cat ladies. And West makes a very good point--in our current rental the worst neighbors were the just-out-of-college roomies who thought it was appropriate to blast Haddaway DJ mixes at all hours and get into drunken arguments with their girlfriends on an otherwise peaceful Sunday evening. Thankfully they're gone.
But yes, the cat-hoarder-who-complains-about-her-roaches also exists, in some form or another, in many multiple dwellings here in NYC. (In my last apartment, a co-op, it was a brings-pigeons-home-from-the-park lady who single-handedly launched a major mouse situation on our hall thanks to the scattered birdseed all over her apartment).
This is just all worth keeping in mind if you plan to purchase in a building in which owners/shareholder-tenants are the minority. :-)
If you want to know the owner-occupancy percentage in a building, you can ask the managing agent. Even if you are not using a lender, you can get the agent to send you a filled-out "generic lender's questionnaire." There may be a nominal charge of $150 or so for processing, but it's definitely information you can get.
Some of the info on the questionnaire may be useful (such as the age of the building and the type of construction) to your homeowner's insurance company anyway.
ali r.
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I live in a such a building and I have not had any issues. The place is clean, the washers work, hallways vacuumed once a week, elevators cleaned and freshened every morning, everybody seems stable and normal. The doormen, porter and super all keep things very ship shape. Last week I noticed the hanger part on the laundry cart was broken. This week, we have a brand new laundry cart.
I think neglect can be in any type of building, regardless of ownership levels. Just watch out for it before buying.
The real question is; do you want crazy cat lady on your coop board? That would worry me more.
Agree with needsadvice: i live in a recent condo conversion that is less than 50% owner occupied, and in the past year we've had a rent controlled tenant set fire to the apt/building, and another who was evicted start hanging around the lobby.
That being said, a good friend was terrorized in her fancy west village co-op by an elderly upstairs neighbor who kept leaving the faucet/bath/shower running for hours, causing serious water damage to her apartment MULTIPLE TIMES in one year.
Point is, like your family, you don't get to choose your neighbors. And condo conversion or established co-op, you stand to live near some undesirable neighbors.
I guess the only solution is to buy in new construction with a bunch of bankers! :)


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