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Neat little portable pack for charging all Apple products while on the move.
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Is the the Apple's Next iPhone? Leave a comment
Some guy called Jason Chen claims to have laid his hands on the Apple's Next iPhone.
I dunno how far this is true, but Apple fans are the true judges.
What's new
• Front-facing video chat camera
• Runs on iPhone OS 4.0
• Improved regular back-camera (the lens is quite noticeably larger than the iPhone 3GS)
• Camera flash
• Micro-SIM instead of standard SIM (like the iPad)
• Improved display. It's unclear if it's the 960×640 display thrown around before—it certainly looks like it, with the "Connect to iTunes" screen displaying much higher resolution than on a 3GS.
• What looks to be a secondary mic for noise cancellation, at the top, next to the headphone jack
• Split buttons for volume
• Power, mute, and volume buttons are all metallic
"Eco-Oto" iPhone Toilet Sound App Leave a comment
Who else but the Japanese would think of designing an iPhone app that replicates the sound of a toilet flushing.
Now, thanks to the "eco-oto" ("エコ音", which is short for "ecological sound") iPhone app, you no longer have to feel embarrassed that someone is hearing you take a whiz in a public toilet. Do I hear you saying "Why on earth would I be embarrassed fulfilling a call of nature?" Well there are a few things that you need to know about Japan.
Japanese women are very self-concious about the noise that they make in the bathroom. Maybe it is because there are so many other women hanging out in front of the mirrors doing other things that it is no longer deemed appropriate to have a whiz (or whatever..) in a public toilet anymore. Whatever reason it may be, many toilets in Japan come equipped with a "sound" button on their control panel (if you don't know why Japanese toilets have a control panel then you have a little catching up to do but unfortunately that it out of scope of this article!). When you press the "sound button" these toilets will play a recording either of some music, or more likely, they replicate the sound of a flushing toilet. The idea is that this sound will drown out the noise of you "fulfilling your duty" on the commode, and hence quash the embarrassment factor of taking a slash.
The app, which has been on sale in the Apple iPhone app store since last Thursday 5th Nov (link to iTunes Appstore), is designed to be cute and pink and the buttons are large and easy to press so you can even press them if you have long nails. For people who tend to be louder than average, or perhaps for those days after a great curry you can even increase the volume of your simulated flushing sound (think Niagra falls). Better still, you can choose between "flushing water" for 30, 60, 90 and 120 seconds depending on your mood.
So why is it called eco-oto? Because apparently people who are "caught out" without a sound button on a public toilet are well known to constantly press the "flush" button on their public thrones until they are complete. Think about how much water is wasted there! Just as we've grown to know and love in Japan, the designers of this app actually went out and calculated that for us. Apparently each "use" of the eco-oto will save you flushing away a massive 6-8 litres of water!! (they thoughtfully mention however, that this discrepancy depends on the age and style of your toilet). The app costs 115 yen or 99 cents and is semi-bilingual (it comes with hilarious Jinglish translations). You can download the app by using this direct link to the iTunes Appstore.
It's quite funny, and apart from some of the features mentioned above, Eco-Oto also has the following selling points:
- Very easy for girls to carry around, with a cute & stylish design (its an app for Christ's sake, how can it not be easy to carry around if you already have the iPhone!)
- Sound level that you use is automatically saved for next time (where would be be without that?)
- The pink dotted indicators slowly flush in towards the middle, to indicate how much more flush time you have (theoretically, this should be longer than your own "steady stream time")
- The flush button flashes 10 seconds before the sound finishes (to warn you to put the squeeze on the flow – and here I was thinking that this would be delayed until version 2.0!)
- Easy for beginners (well, there is a first time for everything I guess)
iPhone Document Scanner Leave a comment
This stand is made of cardboard which let your iPhone work as a scanner. It's perfect for a 8.5" x 11" document and available in two versions – a simple cardboard version for $19 or a MDF version for $45. You can even give a try to make one yourself . Rejoice iPhone fans and users.


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The Syrian government Re-arrest the writer Ali Abdullah, Prior to his Release in a New Opinion Case Related to his criticism of Iran's Suppression of Pro-democracy Protests
June 19th, 2010.
The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information said today, that the Syrian government re-arrested the opposed Syrian writer, and one of the members of the Secretariat of Damascus Declaration "Ali Abdullah who was supposed to be released on last Wednesday, June 16th , 2010, after imprisonment sentence for thirty months, on the background of the charges of "Demoralize the public-publishing false news that weaken the nation".
Abdullah was one of the twelve detainees who signed Damascus Declaration that calls for a democratic change in Syria. Abdullah was arrested on December 17th, 2007 and the criminal court sentenced them in October, 2008 to two years and half imprisonment
In June 2009, from the prison, of "Adra" where Abdullah is imprisoned, he praised the Lebanese elections and criticized the absence of democracy and the imprisonment of all those who call for reform in Syria.As well as; he criticized the Suppression of the Iranian forces to the reformers' demonstrations at this time. As a result to that, the military prosecutor in Syria detained him in the day of releasing him, and sent him to Damascus Central Prison in the area of (Adra). Abdullah was accused of the same charges "spreading false news that demoralize the nation", in addition to a new charge "strained the relations with a foreign country."
The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information,said"even the Syrian prisoners were not saved from the restrictions on freedom of expression inside prisons. The Syrian government should desist such hostility to freedom of opinion and expression, and open a serious dialogue with the Syrian opposition regarding reform ways in Syria. Acept the right of difference in opinion, and criticism as a democratic value that can not be condoned".

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Ann Sherman, associate professor of finance at DePaul, testified before a U.S. Senate Banking Committee Wednesday in Washington, D.C. The hearing focused on whether the initial public offering (IPO) process is transparent enough for ordinary investors and was prompted by concerns over a lack of disclosure in Facebook Inc.'s controversial IPO last month.
"The contribution that I hope to make today is to suggest the best way for the U.S. to guarantee a role for ordinary investors in IPOs, if and when we decide to do so," said Sherman, whose research on IPOs has appeared in top finance journals and who was consulted on the Google IPO.
Among her recommendations was giving individual investors better access to so-called road shows, in which executives for companies looking to go public meet with analysts and prospective institutional investors in various cities to pitch the stock and take questions. The invitation-only events typically exclude individual investors.
Sherman testified that the road shows can provide valuable insights because they allow investors and analysts to observe how nimble the company's managers are during the presentation. "Although the managers are prepped in advance and have rehearsed their answers, investors still apparently find value in watching them on their feet, dealing with tough questions," she told the committee. "Facebook's management learned this recently when, on the first day of its road show, it drastically shortened the Q&A time to instead show a video."
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Judith Revault d'Allonnes studied aesthetic of film at the Panthéon-Sorbonne university. She graduated in 2001, writing about the films of Takeshi Kitano. In the meantime, she lived two years in Prague. In 2000, she began working at the Centre Pompidou, museum of modern and contemporary arts in Paris, as a programmer in the cinema department, which organizes film retrospectives dedicated to directors (Chantal Akerman, Brian De Palma, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Jean-Luc Godard, Martin Scorsese, Jacques Tourneur, etc...), specific genres or movements (Bollywood) throughout cinema history. She also worked with the Israeli director Amos Gitai on his film archives, and published recently a text about Vincente Minnelli in the French film review "Trafic".
One of the most popular and most significant contemporary Czech actresses. She acted in more than twenty film and TV roles, predominantly portraying characters of fame fatale, unconventional and freethinking girls. She won recognition in Requiem for a Maiden (1991), and further, as a hitchhiker in The Ride (1994), was selected for European Shooting Star competition in Geneva. Aňa won the Czech Lion Award for the Best actress in a supporting role for The Idiot Returns (1999) and Something Like Happiness (2005) and the Best actress in leading role as Eliška in Želary (2003). In 2005 at San Sebastian IFF she was awarded the Silver Shall for the Best actress in a supporting role in the film Something Like Happiness (d. Bohdan Sláma). Among other films, she also featured in Let's All Sing Around, The War of Colours, Bringing Up Girls in Bohemia, The Melancholic Chicken and most recently Jan Hřebejk's Beauty in Trouble.
In 1981 he founded the cinema Eiszeit during the squatters movement in Berlin which he directed during 9 years. From its beginning in 1982, he directs the International Short Film Festival Berlin – interfilm. He is the director and co-founder since 2001 of the super short film festival "Going Underground" held in the trains of the Berlin Subway. He is also co-founder of the Zebra Poetry Film Award that since 2002 prizes twice a year short films up to ten minutes which interpret poems. He gave seminars on film language for kids, adolescents and students in the USA, South Korea, Venezuela, Italy and Germany and took part in juries, debates and presentations of short films all around the world.
Jan Hřebejk, a respected film and stage director and screenwriter, studied script editing and screenwriting at Prague's FAMU (1991), where he was already making noteworthy student films. He linked up with his long-term colleague, the screenwriter Petr Jarchovský, for the comedy Let's All Sing Around (Pějme píseň dohola, 1990, dir. Ondřej Trojan), for which they wrote the screenplay. In 1993 he debuted with the 1950s musical Big Beat (Šakalí léta), which won four Czech Lions, including Best Film. He then made the hit films Cosy Dens (Pelíšky, 1999), Divided We Fall (Musíme si pomáhat, 2004 – Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film), Pupendo (2003), Up and Down (Horem Pádem, 2004 – four Czech Lions including Best Film) and Beauty in Trouble (2006 – Special Jury Prize at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival). Currently he is developing his film Medvidek.
In 1990, he was one of the co-founders of Exploding Cinema, an underground cinema network that has since screened over 1500 low budget short films around London and across Europe. In 1995 he moved from London to Prague where he became manager of one of the first internet cafes in the city. In 2001, he joined Stillking Films, the largest film production company in Prague, to set up the development department and is now responsible for initiating new feature film projects and working with internationally renowned writers and directors to bring them to production.


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My school is having a talent show so i was thinking of reading some of my poems. This poem is not about me, i'm a girl and i'm not gay, i just write poems on real life issues we face today. Let me know what you think, thanx:)
"Accept Me"
Have you ever felt so out of place?
It's a feeling you just can't erase
Everyone automatically shoots harsh looks my way
From the moment I say that I'm gay
Their stares cut deep into my skin
It's a burning sensation that I feel from within
My crying soul cannot endure the pain
I feel as if i'm going to go insane
Why should you feel the need to discriminate?
Just because I like John but not Kate
I'm just so tired of all the hate
I'm a human just like you
I deserve to be treated like one too
Is it a crime to have a different sexual preference?
It's the same thing when a guy likes a girl, what's the difference?
Just like everyone else; I deserve to be happy
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Ligustrum lucidum
Ligustrum lucidum | |
Scientific classification | |
Kingdom: | Plantae |
(unranked): | Angiosperms |
(unranked): | Eudicots |
(unranked): | Asterids |
Order: | Lamiales |
Family: | Oleaceae |
Tribe: | Oleeae |
Genus: | Ligustrum |
Species: | L. lucidum |
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Ligustrum lucidum W.T.Aiton |
Ligustrum lucidum (Chinese privet, glossy privet or broad-leaf privet)[1] is a species of flowering plant, a privet (Ligustrum genus) in the olive family Oleaceae, native to the southern half of China. The Latin lucidum means bright or shiny, and refers to the glossy leaves.
It is a small evergreen tree growing to 10 m (33 ft) tall and broad. The leaves are opposite, glossy dark green, 6–17 centimetres (2.4–6.7 in) long and 3–8 centimetres (1.2–3.1 in) broad. The flowers are similar to other privets, white or near white, borne in panicles, and unpleasantly pungent.[2]
This plant[3] and the variegated cultivar 'Excelsum Superbum'[4] have gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.
The plant is often used as an ornamental tree, sometimes in variegated forms. However it has become an invasive species in some areas where it has been introduced, such as urban areas in the southeastern United States. It is classed as a noxious weed in New South Wales, Australia[1] and is similarly listed in New Zealand's National Pest Plant Accord.
The wood is known as "white wax wood" and was popular in Chinese culture for manufacture of walking sticks and pole weapons.
Ethnomedical Uses[edit]
- Known as Nu Zhen Zi in Chinese, Ligustrum lucidum is also known to the West as the "Wax Tree Privet".
- The berries are used in traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of "sexual weakness", tinnitus (ringing in the ears), as well as for general fatigue.
- It is also used to increase the yin of the body.
See also[edit]
Wikispecies has information related to: Ligustrum lucidum |
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ligustrum lucidum. |
- ^ a b Weed profile: Privet, New South Wales Department of Primary Industries
- ^ RHS A-Z encyclopedia of garden plants. United Kingdom: Dorling Kindersley. 2008. p. 1136. ISBN 1405332964.
- ^ "RHS Plant Selector - Ligustrum lucidum". Retrieved 21 May 2013.
- ^ "RHS Plant Selector - Ligustrum lucidum 'Excelsum Superbum'". Retrieved 21 May 2013.
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Ligustrum lucidum - killed as weeds in an Australian rainforest


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- Build in FM tansmitter ,with 7-key remote controller
- Frequency range: Full frequencies (more than 200 frequencies,87.5MHz-108MHz), 0.1MHz gap between channe
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When You Lie Next to Me
Original Release Date: May 7, 2002
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The child had been fighting for his life in a Boston hospital. His mother, Unique S. Gould, 21, of 8 Ash Court, told authorities she had trouble waking him on April 26. According to documents filed in court, Gould later told detectives she had struck the child on his buttocks and head the night before and had "blacked out" at one point.
Gould has been charged with first-degree assault.
Court records show that doctors at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center found her son had "significant head trauma and inter-cranial bleeding" when he was taken there by ambulance. He was later transferred to Massachusetts General Hospital with a severe brain injury.
Strelzin said Saturday night no upgraded charges have been filed against Gould, but the case is still under investigation.
The little boy, identified on Gould's Facebook page as Devon, turned 2 on March 16, according to court documents.
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Choosing Healthy Meals Away from Home
With just a little effort, you CAN eat out and eat healthy too. Many restaurants now offer tasty low-fat, low-cholesterol meals. Eating less fat (especially saturated fat) and cholesterol is important for good health.
Watching portion sizes is also something to keep in mind when eating out. Often menu items actually contain multiple servings of the food. For example, a large potato would count as two servings.
Here are some tips for healthier meals on the go:
- Choose steamed, broiled, baked, grilled, or roasted foods; avoid fried, basted, braised, au gratin, pan-fried, and stuffed foods, which are typically high in fat.
- Smoked, pickled, soy, or teriyaki sauces are high in sodium. Try to steer clear of these.
- Many restaurants provide a "healthy choice" option, which may be indicated right on the menu.
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The Secrets of Running Multiple Freelance Businesses
Posted June 1, 2012 in Freelance Stories, Inspiration, Interviews
You have your freelance business. You've determined your profession, and now you're set to go–right?
For a growing number of freelancers, one freelance business is not enough. These busy, dedicated folks operate more than one freelancing business at the same time.
How do they do it?
After all, most freelancers are already juggling many different responsibilities.
I caught up with a couple of these busy folks last week. In this post, I'll share some of their "secrets" so that we can all learn from them.
Jonathan Kay on Getting Referrals and Freelance Marketing
Posted June 3, 2011 in Interviews
Do you like to market your freelancing business?
If you're like many freelancers, your answer to that question is probably "no." Many freelancers dislike the marketing tasks associated with freelancing.
That's one reason why we're presenting this interview with Jonathan Kay. You see, marketing is Jonathan's job–and he's good at it. Very good.
Jonathan's official title is the Ambassador of Buzz at Grasshopper (a brand that empowers entrepreneurs with a virtual phone system).
In Jonathan's own words he is, "is extremely passionate about helping / meeting new entrepreneurs and always excited to learn about their unique journey."
I asked Jonathan to share some of his tips and insights about marketing with us here at Freelance Folder. Specifically, I asked him to address how freelancers can generate referral business. I'm sure that freelancers of all kinds can learn from his advice.
How One Ecommerce Company Got Started
Posted October 27, 2010 in Getting Started, Interviews
Many freelancers start their one person business with the idea that someday they'd like to expand and become something more. Some freelancers go on to start a full design agency, while others prefer to make their own products to sell to clients.
I've know the company SumEffect software for over a year now and they make an awesome product called CoreCommerce. SumEffect software is an excellent example of a company that makes their own products.
I'd heard stories that the two owners Nick McDuffie (bottom middle) and Matt DeLong (bottom right) used to work for a regular design agency before starting their business from scratch. They were able to bootstrap the business together until they become a full-fledged small business, and one of Nashville's best businesses.
I know that a lot freelancers dream about becoming a bigger business so I asked one of the owners, Matt DeLong, to take some time for an interview for us. If you're thinking of transitioning from freelancing to a small company, stay tuned and I'll share what I learned from Matt. (We already know that many great businesses start with freelancers.)
How to Use Podcasts to Bolster Your Freelancing Business (Interview)
Posted October 25, 2010 in How-To, Interviews
If you use an iPod, iPhone or iTunes, no doubt you've heard about podcasts. You've probably subscribed to a few and enjoy being able to consume content at the time and place of your choice.
Did you know that podcasting can be an effective marketing tool for freelancers too?
I recently interviewed Jeff Young, creator of the Catholic Foodie podcast. Jeff is a copywriter and social media consultant who was a teacher when he started podcasting. Recently, he left that life and became a full-time freelancer. Today, Jeff is going to share his experience with podcasting.
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His general lack of knowledge is his real excuse!
Saunders is a typical lawyer turned politician hack, turned hack lawyer, still sucking the public teat, because that all he knows how to do!
I was the first to tell you that it was going to be Hunter, and the deal was struck within hours of Carrs announcement!
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Hey all, i have a 97 PSD with 220000 on it. it ran fine for a long time but last time it only ran for many a minute and then spuddered and died, sounded like it ran out of fuel. i pulled it into the shop and wasn't getting fuel out of lines and the tanks where full. i suspected the mechanical fuel pump so i changed it....not a fun job since i had to pull the turbo for the first time. got it all put back to together and it fired and ran real rough for 5 seconds then died. ive crancked it over several times since for 20 secs but no go. i have the wait to start light and my tach reads when i crank it over. do i need to prime it in a certain way or are there fuses and sensors that could have caused the problem in the first place. I guess i should mention that it has a greasecar system on it so some of the fuel lines are farkeld a bit and the diesel fuel bowl is under vacuum not pressure so no pressure test is available. Any help would be great. Also its in a semi heated gargage/shop so cold shouldn't be an issue. Thanks again
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Sunja's Space: ~May 10, 2010 So, it's official: I am a college graduate! Four years of jumping through hoops and I'm on that other end called, "The Real World." Sort of. Graduate school is on the horizon, as well as apartment searching... This week's page marks the end of Chapter 2. For your reference, you can expect about four chapters per volume--so about 100pgs. each volume. I figured that'd be a pretty good and balanced number...and at this point a lot of it is written out. I'm really excited to be working on it, and this summer I'm going to try to get a stockpile of pages done so we don't have anymore missing pages (sorry about that...). Don't forget that I am also hoping to eventually up the updates to three pages a week. Anyway, I thought I'd share some other interesting information this week. Ever wondered where the name Scog came from? I was only thirteen at the time and I was working on my first novel. I wanted to create a new type of mythical creature by combining a squirrel, cat and a dog--naming it scog. After drawing this strange creature a few times I suppose the creature itself wasn't working on--but the name had made an impression on my memory. A year later Rask and I were trying to come up with a name for our cat race. I remembered the word I'd made up. We tried it out and the name stuck! Wasn't much more to it than that, really...other than the fact that we didn't want to just call them cat people. That's just boring. |
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Our server was a very friendly young woman who did a great job. Unfortunately, the BLT's left a lot to be desired for the price that was charged.
Our server was a very friendly young woman who did a great job. Unfortunately, the BLT's left a lot to be desired for the price that was charged.
We ate here a couple of times as we were staying at a hotel close by. We had dinner the first time. I went for a steak, which was well cooked and pretty tasty. The second time round we stopped by for breakfast. Service was decent on both occasions and for the price, you can't complain about value for money.
Our previous Denny's experience wasn't great but their new menu was surprisingly good. We had the steak skillet with salad and desert. It was very good and 1 was more than enough for my wife and myself. Great meal for 2 under $15.
What was I thinking?? Okay, it is a Dennys, reopened for the second time, and expectations were not high. I sat at the counter and waited...and waited and waited. Finally corralled a waitress and she took my order. I asked for coffee and waited..Finally got the coffee that had no flavor and plenty of grounds, ordered a cheese omelette with... More
Food was average and the Muzak was very annoying. We found nothing about this place to like, and much to dislike.. We are both musicians and the Muzak, to us, is just noise.
I have not been to a denny's for a while because of the slow service and run down restaurants. This was a pleasant surprise. The food was great, the waitress was fun fast adorable most importantly efficient. We had a party of 9 and evryting came out at the same time hot and was a pleasure being all able to... More
Good Breakfast, what you would expect form Dennys service good and friendly, choices of red potatos or regular is nice
Slow service but Dennys always is and the waitress was very pleasant and apoligized. Sunday mornings are always slow at Dennys just expect it.
Our waitress made the meal!! She took excellent care of us and spent time telling us about the area.
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Been there 1 time before, and AGAIN NOT DISAPPOINTED with ANYTHNG! We had special requests that were granted without hesitation . great server, GREAT....GREAT.....GREAT!
Second visit to Crop this year. The food and service are outstanding. We visit Clevealnd 5-6 times a year from Canada and Crop will always be a favorite to visit . Besides the great food and service you'll find a grand old building full of interesting Cleveland history. If you have time , ask to see the old bank vault in the basement. This place is a top ten Cleveland spot for sure.....ask for Cheryl to look after you , great service ! Dave
Great building. Old bank building restored. Quite cool. Reasonable prices. Eclectic fresh menu
I wish my husband and I could rate our experience @ Crop even higher than the options listed. We dined their for our 15th year anniversary & could not of had a better time! The food was the best we have ever tasted & trust me we like to go out! The atmosphere was amazing & probably the one con was the noise level - a little high, although not enough to deter us from returning - again cannot rate this restaurant high enough - you have to try it!!!
Great food, reservation on time!! Beautiful building. Only drawback is high noise level due to large space. We had table of 8 & difficult to converse with everyone.
the food was very good portions were large we had a really nice night
First visit to Crop for an office lunch with 10 people. Great menu with unique items but able to satisfy a wide variety of tastes. Highly recommend.
We had guests in from out of town and they really enjoyed the food and the ambiance of the restaurant itself.
Would like to see a few simply prepared food ideas on the menu
Some of the best food in Cleveland but the noise level is deafening.
We had a wonderful dinner at Crop Bistro. The food was delicious from the salad to the dessert! The restaurant is magnificent--it was a step back in time to elegant dining. We would recommend it to people living in Cleveland or those visiting from out of town!
The food here is unquestionably creative and thought-provoking, and very enjoyable. One slight hesitation - every dish seems to have one ingredient too many. It's not that it doesn't all work together beautifully (the chef definitely has a gift for matching flavors), it's just that each dish is a bit too complex. But this is a small complaint, because the blending of interesting food items, sauces, herbs, etc. is certainly dazzling. The seasonable approach is commendable. The atmosphere in the restored grand bank lobby is impressive. Service is attentive and friendly. This is one of Cleveland's most interesting restaurants, well worth a visit.
This was not my first time but it was for my 5 friends. We all agreed that the food was excellent and interesting: pheasant for example. Two persons in our party are vegetarian and they loved their dish. The chocolate dessert was one of the best I have had in the US. Rich but without heaviness. We also all agreed that our server was not to par. Yes, it is hard to hear because of the noise level but don't give up on your clients! He never asked if we wanted a second drink or wine, which we would have gladly had. Our birthday girl was ignored. Our server added a mandatory fixed gratuity without pointing it to us. A fixed gratuity for a party of six is misplaced. We will come back but will make sure we get a different server.
Loved my night out at Crop. The food was 5 star.The chef came over for a quick comment. Service is spot on. Will definitely go back. no wonder this is a foodie hot spot...
Fabulous!!! The use of space, the food and the service...A+!!! And this is coming from a very critical reviewer. Just one comment, offer black napkins for customers dressed in a business attire.
My husband and I went to crop last weekend and had a great seafood. I have the salmon and he had the fish special. The scallop app was also really great. It is kinda loud because of the tall ceilings. Server was attentive. The bar is nice for pre-dinner drinks and is slightly quieter. Do need reservations and plan ahead if you want peak dinner hours. Overall, recommend for great food.
We dined here, for our first time, to celebrate my birthday. The menu offers unique & varied dishes. We really loved the space- gave the restaurant character & was further enhanced by great service. Yes, you need to dress warmly, due to the high ceilings & marble floors, yet this didn't detract from our experience. It was a Saturday night- full tables & not at all noisy. We'll be sure to return!
I never leave The Crop disappointed. The food is always consistently good.
I had a great first time experience at Crop. Most of our choices were outstanding. The Scallop apitizer is ok it really needs some seasoning and it seems like they were just sitting in water. Loved the Smoked Chicken Chowder, the popcorn was very good and we all really liked our entrees. I had the pasta a homemade fettuccini noodle in a butternut squash cream sauce with Brussel sprouts in it. Loved it. We shared the pretzel chocolate dessert which was very good. The service was outstanding and the setting, although loud,was beautiful.
Go with an open mind and you will be taken to a better place
Went to Crop Bistro Saturday night for the first time. We went there for dinner before a show at Playhouse Square. We got there at 5:00, which was a great time because we were able to get seated and place our order before the normal Saturday night crowd showed up. The food was excellent, tastefully prepared and served, and of the exact quantity that I like. The waiter was very helpful and attention. Overall, a great eating experience. I plan to go back again. It was a little on the pricy side, but you expect that for an upscale restaurant. By the way, they did a great job of renovating an old bank into a restaurant. Very spacious and attractive!
Food presentation was amazing and the food is excellent.
Incredible experience! Always a great time with wonderful food! You must try the new dessert menu!
We loved our meal at Crop!! Our entres were delicious. The balsamic popcorn is a must-try for any popcorn fan. Service was impeccable.
The atmosphere was very cool and unique. The food was phenonmenal...the flavor was outstanding. I had the cropicana bowl with pulled pork and I'm not even a really big pork fan but the waitress recommended it and I have been thinking about it since and can't wait to go back. It was a little cold by the windows so be sure to dress warm. You have to try this place if you like good food! Went there for lunch so I didn't see the wine list - the bar looked fun too!
Lots of creativity in the kitchen. Pasta and braised beef, Ahi and curry with spicy chutney, Balsamic popcorn. Somebody's into differentiating themselves as a chef, and it's working, so far. Prices for the quality of entrees are reasonable. Service can be a bit rushed, and the busboys need to learn to hang on to silverware. Well worth the half hour drive from the East Side. If you go on a weekend, try to sit on the upper landing. Noise is terrific in the main floor area.
My sons (14 and 16 years old) and I drove to Cleveland from Troy, Oh for the day to attend the Fabulous Food Show at the IX center. Crop Bistro was recommended for dinner. Calamari app was very good. Entrees - Salmon good, but a little too much dressing on the slaw, overpowered the other flavors. Scallops very good. Pork Chop, breading was a little soggy and wilted greens were bitter. Desserts - we shared Baked Potato and Pumpkin and they were both interesting and good. Service was good.
I brought my friends from NJ here and they loved it. We had some miscommunication about the reservation and they bought us drinks while we waiting for our table! The only strange thing, was we started out with one server and ended up with another. We would have appreciated an explanation.
This is one of our favorite restaurants. We discovered it by accident when I booked it for our anniversary dinner. The food is the best I have ever tasted - I highly recommend the braised short ribs. En eclectic selection of cocktails and an excellent wine list. Best restaurant I have been to.
I took my husband here for a nice birthday dinner; it was just wonderful! The food was amazing, atmosphere great, service excellent - couldn't have asked for a nicer place to celebrate. The staff kindly brought us a free dessert since we were here to celebrate a birthday. I also felt that what we paid was very reasonable for the quality of experience we had; a great value! We will definitely be back.
Crop is always incredible. One of my go-to restaurants, especially when I am taking out people who are not from Cleveland. I do this because I know it will always impress.
Food was delicious and presentation was top-notch, but at an average of $28/plate, a little bit overpriced relative to competitors. There were very few vegetarian options. Service was definitely average given the price of the meals. Overall, a great experience, but a slightly broader menu could help.
It's a bit strange that they don't give you a menu until after you order drinks. We had to ask to get it "early" so we could determine what wine we wanted to pair with our food.
The ambience was fantastic with beautiful murals and moulding to view. Somehow the echoes of the crowd did not drown out our conversation at all. Two other diners loved their salmon and seafood special. I had the veal chop which had a very rich very good sauce with morels and chanterelle mushrooms. I had asked for medium to well on the chop but it came rare which caused it to be very chewy but good. Better cooked a bit more. Our waiter was fantastic making positive experience for all. He was really really good at what he does.
Good food. Medium rare steak was more on the rare side. Our waitress was awesome and attentive. Beautiful building
Great wine list and appetizers. Main course had a few too many flavors competing in each dish and was fairly expensive. Great space though.
Food was excellent , as was the service. Went early before a show downtown so do not have a comment about the noise level. Beautiful space!
We had a great business dinner at Crop; Crop is always my go-to spot for dinner (personal or business) when traveling in the area. The menu changes seasonally, so there is always an opportunity to try something new. The service was great, and the flavors and food fantastic. We will be back for more!
Went here before going to the theater. Food was excellent and the interior was beautiful as it is a restored old bank building.
this was a wonderful dining experience all six of us had a fantastic meal; flavors in the dishes were to die for
It was enjoyable dinner with friends with good food in one of the most beautiful rooms repurposed as a restaurant.
Six of us dined at Crop last Saturday night. The food was very very good and everyone seemed happy with their different selections. The calamari was particularly good--wish I had ordered it instead of just mooching a little from a friend! The old bank building in which it is housed is truly grande. Go there!
We went to Crop Bistro for our anniversary. Once we were seated, the host surprised us with a glass of Proseco for our anniversary. That was great start to a wonderful dining experience. Each course was wonderful. I would recommend Crop to anyone interested in a wonderful meal and overall great dining experience. We will be back.
We've been coming to Cleveland for years and we love the food choices here. Crop is a definite top restaurant in town. Great food plus a beautiful old building , you can't go wrong here.
Went to crop to celebrate my birthday with a party of 10...everyone loved the food and the restaurant itself is gorgeous! Wait staff were very tentative, everyone enjoyed their food. So happy with how the night turned out. I had some trouble booking a reservation for such a large group so definitely call early they book up fast!
Our daughters came in from out of town and we brought them to Crop to dine. The natural beauty of the room made an easy great first impression. The server, while not overly friendly, was very helpful in finding a perfect meal for our vegan daughter. We all enjoyed our food choices and would like to come back again soon!
I took my daughter for her birthday and we had a wonderful time! The restaurant is just beautiful inside and so spacious! The wait staff was very friendly and attentive. We enjoyed our food and cocktails very much and the portions were not skimpy. I have told all my friends about what a great place it is. We will definitely be back!
I've been to Crop numerous times and it is consistently fantastic. The menu changes with the season but still keeps some consistent items the dishes center on. I had the fish special (fluke with curry, rice and adamame) which was out of this world. Service is fantastic. Parking isn't the greatest but if you valet its not a problem. We will continue to go here.
Food good, service by Brad, impeccable, great wines by the glass. Beautiful old building just noisy with high ceilings!
Crop is a great restaurant! Waiter (Brad) was outstanding! Food was good and everyone in my party enjoyed it. Noise level is extremely high and we could barely hear each other. Overall I would recommend this place to see this beautiful space and enjoy some nice food. A bit pricey but a great time was had by all


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I know of Green Man Gaming. And I've heard of Gamers Gate and G2PLAY, but I don't really know how well they can be trusted. Thing is I much prefer to buy the version that I would be getting through Steam if I did buy it there. Which seems to be the case with GMG. As in no Russian-bullshit where I have to use a VPN to unlock English or some crap.
I live in Denmark, btw. I suppose retail could also be an idea. Beats buying through Steam.


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I've been told that I have a special talent, but I think I'm just cursed: every single time I try a new software, within the first hours (or even minutes) of using it, I find a bug.
Below is a list of the bugs I've reported over the years, mostly for my own reference. Some links are to patches I submitted.
I was going through my Wired magazines and while sorting them by date, I noticed a pretty big FAIL. The stack in the picture has magazines from 2007 to 2010. Looking at the spines, can you guess which end is which?
There seems to be no difference when entering or displaying boolean specs between "No" and "Don't know". Click the heading for the detailed thread. This is an important architectural issue which gdgt (Ryan) doesn't seem to get.
Screenshot. Can no longer reproduce because the user icon was moved to the left.
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Another Audio Problem!
Wah.. :[
it happened so fast, I was playing some CS:S when my sound just went to s***. Its almost as if the audio playing underwater/in a cave. It effects games, media players, etc. It really seems to effect vocal sounds more than high pitched instruments (classical music sounds normal right now, but if I were to switch to something with lyrics, theyd barly be audible.)
I've tried reinstalling/updating my nforce onboard drivers, rolledback to a previous restore point, restarting (dur) and checked out virii and spyware/adware to no avail.
http://www.clockspeed.org/SystemReport.htm quite a lengthy report of my system's specs.
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- Celik J. Drug allergy. In: Adkinson NF. Middleton's Allergy: Principles and Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Mosby Elsevier; 2008. http://www.mdconsult.com/books/page.do?eid=4-u1.0-B978-0-323-05659-5..00068-1&isbn=978-0-323-05659-5&uniqId=281389325-3#4-u1.0-B978-0-323-05659-5..00068-1. Accessed Sept. 12, 2011.
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- Drug hypersensitivity. The Merck Manuals: The Merck Manual for Healthcare Professionals. http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/immunology_allergic_disorders/allergic_and_other_hypersensitivity_disorders/drug_hypersensitivity.html#v996144. Accessed Sept. 12, 2011.
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Look at the attached photos and file. Is this the problem you are having?
Hi all,
If anyone can help I would sure be grateful.
I have this part and need to put a 3/32 rad on the top and bottom that goes all the way around. It's never been a problem, but this part just will not let me do it.
It won't let me upload a mcam file so here is a dxf of the profile.
I need this .750 deep with a 3/32 radius on the top and bottom outer edge.
Please take a look and let me know what you find.
Thanks in advance.....
Look at the attached photos and file. Is this the problem you are having?
that's it in a nut shell
Any idea why this is happening?
MasterCam is stupid? I can get it close by using Solids > Fillet > Fillet. Select Edge. Start on the inside radii first and fillet those. Then move out to the second edges. Do not propagate along tangents. Then do the flats on the ends. You will end up with a slight point at the "corners". You might can make a solid tool body with Rotate and cut the corners off if you want it perfect.
change extension from .zip to mcx-5. is this what you want?
I can't open the file you sent in mcam9
From your description regarding the way you did the radius, I've tried that and it only gets me so far then just stops.
Were you able to get the rad on there?
Can you export it as a sat or iges file?
Mcam 9 says it will.
once that has the radius on it, is there any way to reduce the thickness of the part to .690 without having to re-create the whole thing?
maybe scale it in the Z axis?


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Sophie McKenzie has enjoyed great success and critical acclaim in just five years as a published author.
Sophie was born and brought up in London, where she still lives with her teenage son. She has worked as a journalist and a magazine editor, but fell in love with writing after being made redundant and enrolling in a creative writing course. She burst into the publishing world with Girl, Missing her debut novel (published 2006), which tallied up numerous award wins nationwide, including the Richard and Judy Best Kids' Books 2007 (12+ category), The Red House Book Award and The Manchester Children's Book Award. She was also longlisted for the Branford Boase award, which commends debut authors, and the coveted Carnegie Medal.
Following her exceptional debut, Sophie published the Luke & Eve trilogy, comprising Six Steps to a Girl (2007), Three's a Crowd (2008), and The One and Only (2009).
A return to thriller-writing saw publication of Blood Ties in 2008, another multiple award-winner which again saw Sophie longlisted for the Carnegie Medal, and crowned winner of the North East Teen Book Award and the Red House Book Award among many others. Blood Ransom, the sensational follow-up to Blood Ties was published in 2010.
The Medusa Project series was launched in July 2009, following the thrilling, fast-paced story of four teenagers impregnated with the Medusa gene, a gene which manifests itself in various psychic abilities. The series features The Set-Up, The Hostage, The Rescue, Hunted and Double-Cross. A special short story, The Thief, was published for World Book Day in 2010. The series conclusion is Hit Squad (Jan 2012).
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Antipsychotic Drugs Accelerate Patient Sedation in ERs
Combination is safe, fast, and inexpensive (Oct. 9)
In an Australian study published in the Annals of Emergency Medicine, researchers found that when the antipsychotic drug droperidol or olanzapine was used in combination with midazolam, adequate sedation of severely agitated emergency patients was achieved more quickly, and the patients were less likely to require re-sedation.
The study was announced on October 9 by Monash University in Victoria, Australia.
The researchers found that droperidol or olanzapine, in combination with midazolam, shortened the time to sedation by an average of 4 to 5 minutes.
The study involved 336 adult patients with acute agitation requiring intravenous sedation in three Australian emergency departments (EDs).
"Our findings provide important evidence about how patients with acute agitation in EDs could be optimally managed by clinicians utilizing a combination of medications," said investigator Dr. David Kong. "More effective management of acute agitation could significantly reduce stress and maximize the safety of both the patients and health professionals in clinical settings."
Co-investigator Prof. David Taylor added: "This drug combination is safe, fast, and inexpensive, and we found no negative effects. The findings underscore the need for rapid and lasting sedating regimens in the ED and are good news for emergency physicians who deal with agitation and aggression among their patients on a daily basis."
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There is something really bogus about these numbers:
"The state property tax code gives school boards sole discretion over the exemption but says they must set the rate for the following year by July 1, meaning the board must move to change the exemption at its next meeting June 20. Exactly 21,149 San Angelo homes qualify for the exemption, which results in a net loss to the district of more than $433 million a year."
The 2008-09 Budget (latest available on line) shows the ENTIRE school budget as ~94 million with ~33 million coming from "local" (I assume property tax).
What is the 433 million "net loss"?? If the "baseline" for the numbers are bogus how can any sense be made of the issues involved.
If the district is "losing $433 million" a year (that's over $28,000 per student) based upon a student enrollment of 15,000 students.
If these numbers came from the SAISD no wonder our kids can't do math - the staff can't.
I again assume what the $433 million is referencing is the loss of the "tax base" not the loss of revenue but that is not what the article says. So what's what???
You are on the right path. Can not believe everything you read in the paper. I saw the 433 million as value that is exempt, not taxes. Kenservative was not accurately quoted either. Reporter not getting this right.
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