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Sat outside on the patio, which was beautiful, and had great food & great service. All-in-all a wonderful night.
The Prix-Fixe Lobster dinner at @29.99 was an awesome deal. It included: a cup of Clam Chowder, 1.25 lb. Maine Lobster, Mashed potatoes, Veggies, and Creme Brulee. They even agreed to spice my lobster during the lobster boil.
The food was terrific! They had a lobster special that included a 1 1/4 lb Maine lobster, two sides, soup or salad & a small desert. The price was right and the meal was just perfect. The wait person knew the menu and provided any changes we desired.
We did get a seat outside after a while and it was Really Nice. BUT, we were told After arriving that they Do Not reserve seating for The Outside Area even though we Reserved a Table using Open Table and put Outside seating in the special note section... The Food was Excellent.
We go to this restaurant several times a year and have never had a bad experience. Weather permitting you can sit outside with a fine view of the river. If not, the inside spaces are comfortable and there are even separate rooms for large groups. The focus is on fish and it is plentiful and fresh, with many possible preparations. Appetizers, salads, and sides are also fine. And save room for dessert if you can -- the carrot cake is the largest piece of cake you have ever seen and it is outstanding. The service is excellent and the prices are reasonable. You can even make an entire evening of it by crossing the street to a movie theater that offers you a choice of no less than 22 movies -- amount as many as the choices of fish on the menu!
We had a wonderful meal. All five of us ordered their special lobster tails. They were large, tender and sweet. Excellent night. Our server was friendly and efficient.
The server attempted to take our order before bringing our drinks.
Great for the older generation. Accommodated wheelchairs. Waitress was super. Celebrated my uncle's birthday. Everyone was happy.
We enjoyed a great dinner and drinks. Out waiter, Barry, was outstanding and food was great.
I chose Mitchell's Fish Market for lunch for my cousin's 70th birthday lunch. I have been to Mitchell's other location and was very pleased and decided that Mitchell's waterfront would be special. I was not disappointed. We were greeted very welcomely and our server, Melinda, was fantastic. At her suggestion we ordered the lunch special a Seafood Cobb's salad with a petite lobster tail. The food was wonderful and made the occasion very special for my cousin. I would recommend Mitchell's to anyone. Service, food and setting is wonderful.
Pefect for special occasions, gropus and birthdays. They had a very nice private room for us which worked perfectly. It had a beautiful view of the patio and riverwalk/biketrail. They even customized the menu to say Happy Birthday, it was a nice keepsake of the evening. The food and service was great from start to finish.
What a great dining experience. We had terrific service and really good food. Will definitely go back.
I love this restaurant! Everything from the server to the food is always wonderful. Never felt rushed to eat and leave - Thanks to the entire staff - GREAT JOB!
Made a reservation and was taken as soon as I came in. Server was very knowledgeable of menu and made substitutions without extra charges. Food was excellent and came out in a timely fashion. Was great!
The food was good but expensive. My date had a sampler which was excellent and I ordered the Wahoo which was recommended by the waitress. The wahoo was extremely dry and had no flavor. It seemed like a very dry chicken. It cost $25 and wasn't worth $5. It was also very loud being in the middle of many other large loud groups of people. We found ourselves screaming to each other.
This restaurant had outstanding service and food! The staff was very considerate of the fact that I had to switch my reservation to the Waterfront location rather than the location in the Galleria due to the restaurant being fully booked. The waitress was energetic and very helpful with recommendations as well!
We had a great anniversary dinner on the deck outside. The new heating lamps created a great atmosphere and took the chill out of the air. Once again, the had phenomenal service from Barry! We always request to sit in his section simply because the service is top-notch. He's totally attentive to customer needs and knows everything about the bar and dinner menu. Barry always anticipates our dining need.
Excellent meal and service. Would highly recommend.
Well, if you get the cedar planked salmon make sure u get an appetizer because if you don't you will definitely still be Hungary..... Overall it is a very nice place.
We are always on the look for a good restaurant. We have to drive almost 3 hours to Pittsburgh, Mitchell's Waterfront restaurant was a good choice. First a drink at the bar with a very friendly bartender and a great meal wit a view. Excellent evening.! We will come back
We were seated in a private room, which made our dinning experience great. We had no worries of offending the other patrons. Thw waiters had thier upmost attention on us. Great time Thanks!
This weekend trip was put together at the last minute and we drove to Pittsburgh from Canton, Ohio. I found your restaurant online and so we toook a chance based on what we saw. All four of us had something different and all enjoyed their meals. The service was good and the place was packed on a Saturday night. Our reservations were for 6:15 and we got in right away. We will definitely come back when we are in Pittsburgh again.
I go to Mitchell's when I want to enjoy a long conversation over dinner. The food is always excellent and the back porch overlooking the Monongahela River really nice.
This was my birthday dinner suggested by a friend and I was very pleased. We started out with the calamari all 5 of us devoured it. My husband got the sea bass which I highly recommend. It was mild and moist and fell apart. I got the seafood trio over rice and it was good. It had shrimp, scallops, and salmon. Shrimp and scallops were good I ended up taking home the salmon just too much food. My 16yo son got the parmesan chix and it he loved it but again too much food, it had 3 chix breasts so we took home which is a good thing. I forget names of dishes my other 2 children got but they were happy. Get the carrot cake!!! One piece was enough to feed all 5 PLUS more take home it was delicious. Most positively will go back.
Good specials, Surprisingly reasonable price. Food was hot and tasty, better than other seafood restaurants.
The guy who served food his name was tim he was very nice and helpfull the food was okay for seafood in pittsbugh since we don't live close to the sea
very good wait staff steady and consistent food.....the stuff that isn't very good is still not good but the fish preparations and the standards are always good
We went because of a recommendation. We were not disappointed.
while the food was very good, we ordered appetizers and the waiter did not come back to take our dinner order for almost 40 minutes. Also, he left empty plates and glasses on our table in between courses and we had to keep asking him to remove them each time
I love that they have a gluten free menu. Food was great.
The food was phenomenal! Prices aren't cheap but it is a high quality restaurant. Definitely recommended for special occasions
Ordered the lobster tail special and was not disappointed. Our waitress, Jamie, was great and the dinners were prepared perfectly. Have been there many times and have not been disappointed. Great local restaurant for seafood!
Mitchell's was everything I was looking for in a fish restaurant: healthy numerous fish offerings with several preparation options. Grilled trout was outstanding. My first time here but not my companion's. I'll be back!
We had a very good dinner at Mitchell's. The food was good but the service was excellent. They were very nice about splitting a dinner and made the split in the kitchen with no extra charge. Out waitress was very upbeat and personable. She made the dining experience very nice. The restaurant was ahving a lobster festival. The twin tails were very good., Nicely cooked. The house salad is very very good. The poppy seed dressing is like a creamy parmesan dressing and the addition of dates made it remarkable. Oyster sampler was excellent. Nice choice of oysters from the Chesapeake area and Washington state.
I definitely had a very good experience at this restaurant: the food is very good and the service and ambience were amazing. I was there with a couple of friends: we tried two different fish entrees and they were both good. They also have a wide selection of wine and beer. I would definitely reccomend this place for a romantic dinner or a special occasion: it is slightly pricer than I expected but the quality of the food is really worth it.
Easy to make reservations. I went on a Friday night. The service was excellent. The food was tasty. My salmon was a little on the small side.
Mitchell's makes it easy to make a reservation online. Good location at the Waterfront in Homestead. Easy to get to. Good to excellent food. Vibrant, but quiet enough to make conversation easy. The waiter was outstanding.
Get time with family & friends. Good selection even for those who do not eat fish.
Took family and friends for a great night out. The great variety and freshness of the seafood was impressive and the cost was reasonable.
Everything was very good except I ordered the shrimp scampi with pasta. I told the waiter no tobacco sauce but it ea still on it. Unities it after a couple of bites. It was a little too hot for me and I couldn't finish it . The waiter showed me that he ordered it right but it wasn't prepared right. They took it off my bill. We went to the Waterfront location. The waiters name was tony and he was one of the best waiters ever. He was very knowledgable. Would go back there again and request his table
Had dinner the night before Thankgiving so it wasn't crowded. Not sure what it's like on a typical night. Food and selection were nice. Service was not good. Salads arrived slowly and main course was served before we could eat them. Server uninformed with the exception of trying to up sell me all night. This usually doesn't bother me but it was obvious and a little unprofessional. Wouldn't let this deter me from returning because overall it was a pretty good value.
Have been dining here since it opened. The fish is always outstanding and I have never had a bad meal.
Was a bit skeptical about going to a seafood restaurant for Thanksgiving, but the menu for the traditional dinner items was great and the turkey very tasty.
Being as this was our first time expectations were high for our visit and we weren't disappointed. I had the seafood stuffed cod and my wife had the shrimp scampi pasta. Both dishes were flavorful a with a nice presentation and the portion sizes were filling. Only two negatives I can think of and they both my be attributed to the Thanksgiving holiday. The layout of the restaurant made it seem like there were more people then there were, noise level was high. If they are going to be open on a holiday with a limited menu they should post the menu online, or at least mention that fact.
The food was excellent; the service was great. Everyone we met was friendly and helpful. We're only sorry we have not eaten here before. We will definitely return.
This was the first Thanksgiving I ever went out for dinner. We had a good meal and excellent service from Michael. He made us feel so welcome and special. It was just my sister and myself and it was such a pleasant experience
Excellent atmosphere and impeccable service. We requested to sit in Barry's section even though he had a party.
Great meal and excellent service by Daniel. He was able to accommodate my way of ordering "off the menu" and customized my meal perfectly. The food was prepared exactly how I ordered it and my friend said his meal was perfection! We weren't pushed out of the restaurant, as we were able to talk and catch up for about two hours. Daniel came and asked if we wanted more coffee or water. Overall I would rate my experience 5 Stars!
We are frequent diners at both Pittsburgh locations, we choose depending on who we are meeting and which location will be more convenient. There is always a wonderful selection of fresh seafood and a variety of preparations. This evening didn't disappoint. I could tell you what we got, but truth is I have never had a meal at Mitchell's I was disappointed with, which is why it is our go to for a nice night out. I will say the Shang Hai is always a hit with anyone who tries it. Our waitress was wonderful and took I through the whole menu. We didn't need it, but we wanted to test her, and she was a willing participant and certainly added to the light hearted mood of the evening.
The food was very tasty and the atmosphere very relaxing but, most of all, the waitress, Judy, was delightful.


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With painted sunsets and peeling point waves, Southern California still offers some of the most perfect surf you can find. Featuring ultra-flexible neoprene and a warm and comfortable merino wool lining, the redesigned R2 Front-Zip Full Suit keeps you cruising through those dreamy after-work sessions when you step out into the water and leave the rest of the world behind. With 100% external seam sealing to eliminate leaks, a midweight wool lining in the torso and thighs for warmth, and a lightweight recycled polyester lining in the sleeves and legs for increased performance and stretch. A new anatomical fit, simplified front-zip entry and enlarged PVC-free kneepads for long-lasting durability. Critical seams and high-stress areas are secured and reinforced for strength.
- Handmade with a high quality neoprene that meets our rigorous standards for strength, durability and warmth
- Warm grid lining is an innovative blend of soft, chlorine-free merino wool and recycled polyester; chlorine-free merino dries quickly and reduces odor (U.S. Patent No. 7395553)
- One-piece front and back panels and internal / external neck gasket (1.5mm neoprene with a polyester jersey surface and center-front key pocket); overlapped front yoke for easy on / off
- Neoprene underarm panels feature nylon jersey on both sides for maximum stretch while paddling; recycled polyester on outside of seat and legs for increased durability
- Anatomically engineered PVC-free kneepads made with flexible and durable Supratex material
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- Seams are single-needle blindstitched on the outside with nylon-bonded thread, and triple glued for additional durability and strength; crotch seams are internally taped
- 2.5mm neoprene (torso/thighs) lined with midweight chlorine-free merino wool and polyester; 2.5mm (sleeves/legs) lined with recycled polyester thermal grid
- 1018 g (35.9 oz)
- Made in Thailand.


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Sometimes You Get Wet
There was never a question about the weather, it was going to rain and rain hard. As we headed for bed, the weather service was warning for tornadoes in the region overnight and calling for unusually hard and voluminous rain in the morning. Throughout the night, sleeping on the floor of a Southern-style porch, each one of us were repeatedly awaken by the sudden, violent commotion of blinding white lighting, booming thunder and a clamorous, deafening deluge of rain. It is and always was as good as ordained, we were going to get wet.
But the morning was surprisingly free of rain. The road was soaked with puddles and trees were steadily dripping, but for the first two hours the sky mercifully held.
It's not that we aren't prepared for rain. Those of us from the Northwest are practiced in it and Rapha was started in London. So, we don't have any unusual aversions to riding in the wet, but whether it was said out loud or not, we all sensed that Oklahoma's south-eastern hills were thoroughly capable of bringing a severe kind of rain none of us had any experience with.
On Talimena Drive we rode underwater for the first time ever. For 30 miles, rolling along, it rained from above, below, and from the sides. Spray was everywhere and the rain defied gravity and meteorology. The seven of us, a collection of refracted black, blue and orange jackets, dripped, slurried, forged and slogged ahead. We got wet and we cut the ride short and went home early. But the fact that we made it as far we did, that we got out of there with nothing more than third degree pruning is a testament to the Stowaway.
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This new permanent exhibition traces the impact of Pittsburgh's innovations and inventors, highlighting the region's top contributions to art, industry, education, sports, technology, science and much more.
Are you planning to run in the 2012 Pittsburgh Marathon (full, half, relay, 5k or children's run) on May 6th? Then run for a reason and support the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society, who is serving as a charity partner for this year's marathon! By running for the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society you can make a difference in thousand's of homeless animals' lives! Visit WWW.RUN4WPHS.ORG to find out how you can help raise money for the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society. In addition to helpin... More Details
The History Center's America's Best Weekly: A Century of The Pittsburgh Courier exhibition provides an in-depth look at the largest and most influential African American newspaper of the past 100 years. The exhibit features rare photos, artifacts, and videos which illustrate The Courier's significant impact on social change and American journalism. Highlights include the oldest-known existing copy of The Pittsburgh Courier from Nov. 5, 1910, a camera belonging to legendary phot... More Details
Based on the novel by Jules Verne. By Mark Brown. Directed by Marcia Milgrom Dodge. The year is 1872 and Phileas Fogg has accepted a bet to travel around the globe in record time in this classic novel brought to theatrical life. With his eccentric French manservant, the unflappable Fogg encounters a monsoon at sea, boards a runaway train, and rescues an Indian princess, among other daring adventures. Five actors play dozens of outrageous characters in this mini-epic frothing with madcap exciteme... More Details
PGC's studio apprentice program has brought nearly 25 young artists to live and work in Pittsburgh over the last seven years. This exhibition will showcase their artwork and tell the story of where they are now.
Experience the power and drama of industry in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from 1900 - 1950 is expressed through these paintings and works on paper, as seen through the eyes of southwestern Pennsylvania and national artists.
Soar through the Cosmos—without ever leaving the North Shore! Carnegie Science Center is home to the region's only planetarium! Our hi-def shows will take you to the edge of the Solar System and beyond. Discover a familiar night sky with Stars Over Pittsburgh or soar through a high-definition digital Martian landscape in A Traveler's Guide to Mars. Even our littlest learners can explore the stars with shows like One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure. Planetarium sho... More Details
The Pittsburgh Marathon will be held Sunday, May 6, 2012. The event will actually take place all weekend. Saturday, May 5, the 5K Run will kick off the event. On Sunday the Half-Marathon and Marathon will begin at 7:30am. If you are not interested in running the marathon support the runners throughout the course!
This exhibition provides an appealing survey of drawing styles and techniques from Randolph Caldecott in the 19th century to Chris Van Allsburg in the 20th—with many delightful and familiar artists in between including Ernest Shepard, Maurice Sendak, Tomie dePaola, and Jules Feiffer. The 40 works on paper by famed illustrators are supplemented by 13 books. Draw Me a Story will be staged with artworks hung slightly lower than usual, step stools available, and reading nooks in the galleries ... More Details
Bricolage presents Dutchman by LeRoi Jones, in collaboration with the August Wilson Center for African American Culture, and complements it with community discussion about race in Pittsburgh. Directed by Mark Clayton Southers Starring Tami Dixon* and Jonathan Berry This incendiary Obie-award winning play strips away the veneer of peaceful coexistence to expose the dark underbelly of the city where the choices are simple: conform, kill, or be killed. When a white seductress encounters a young bla... More Details
Form meets at the intersection of function and play in the Children's Museum new Wheels exhibit. Wheels will challenge our visitors to use their bodies and wheel-based objects to move themselves through space in different ways. A variety of wheels and wheeled vehicles will be introduced throughout the exhibit. Chariots, Swing Cars, Flex Riders, striders, rickshaws and Balance Bikes will be among the possible vehicles for visitors to test.
The sixteenth installment in the Gestures series, Gestures: Intimate Friction, will bring together artists, architects, and activists to work together in the Mattress Factory's annex gallery, 1414 Monterey. The upcoming exhibition will be guest-curated by Mary-Lou Arscott, of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Architecture.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania...Henri Matisse's The Thousand and One Nights, is a large, multi-panel, painted paper cut-out. It is a visitor favorite, but due to its fragile nature, it is only on view for a limited period of time -- from April 7 - July 15, 2012. The One Thousand and One Nights was created in 1950, when the artist was 81 and confined to his bed. Unable to sleep and kept alive by his drive to create, Matisse had much in common with Scheherazade, the legendary narrator of the Arab... More Details
Catapult into space in the Henry Buhl, Jr. Planetarium and travel from the solar system to the outer reaches of the galaxy and beyond.
Did you know that a passion for sports can be used as a gateway to talk about the topics of physics, anatomy, biology, and even chemistry? The whole idea behind Carnegie Science Center's Highmark SportsWorks is to inspire learning and curiosity by uniting the experience of sports for every age level with the laws of science that control sports.Get the whole family moving! Highmark SportsWorks® offers nearly 30 interactive experiences in three thematic areas: LifeWorks, Physics of Sports, a... More Details
The Warhol celebrates Andy Warhol's work in film and video with the inauguration of a long-term exhibition showcasing the largest installation of his media works. Warhol's most important films, including The Chelsea Girls (1966) and Screen Tests (1964-66), will be continuously projected on more than 20 large screens. Two newly restored films, Face (1965) with Edie Sedgwick and The Velvet Underground in Boston (1967) unseen since the 1960s, will be premiered as part of the installatio... More Details
Ciao a tutti! This is the first of regular weekly social hour where students of all levels are encourage to join and practice their Italian. Questo e' il primo di una serie di appuntamenti estivi per l'Italian Meetup per conoscerci meglio e fare conversazione in italiano. Tutti siete invitati a partecipare..da principianti a livello avanzato. Each week, we will have one suggested/scheduled activity for all. Ogni settimana, faremo un'attivita' diversa adatta a tutti. Currently the coffee shops th... More Details
Every show is unique! Live shows dazzle audiences with brilliant colors and rockin' music in the Buhl Digital Dome. Based on audience requests, our laserists choreograph sight-and-sound spectacles of full-dome proportions! Shows and schedules change quarterly. For schedule details and complete show listings, visit our website or call (412) 237-3400 for more information.
LATIN AMERICAN FIESTA! Presented by the Pittsburgh Youth Chamber Orchestra, Pablo Ardiles, conductor, and the Coro Latinoamericano, Dr. Meredith Armbrust, conductor. Carnegie Music Hall – Sunday May 6th., 5:00 P.M. A concert of classical and popular Latin American music that will make you dance in your seats! The concert also features Brazilian soprano Lily Abreu, Peruvian tenor Enrique Bernardo, Costa Rican guest conductor Walter Morales and music from Argentina with a tango ensemble and ... More Details
Forty full-size replicas of machines crafted from Leonardo da Vinci's own technical drawings will be on display from noon to 8 p.m. daily, beginning Jan. 2, at California University of Pennsylvania.Leonardo da Vinci: Machines in Motion continues through May 6 in the South Conference Wing of the new Convocation Center at Cal U. Doors are open seven days a week.The traveling exhibition invites interaction. Visitors can manipulate and activate most of the machines — the revolving crane,... More Details
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Cleveland Peace Action
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Peace House
10916 Magnolia Drive
Cleveland, OH 44106
News & Opinion
Dec 11, 2013War on Terror/Civil Liberties/Drones
Dec 6, 2013Military Spending
Dec 3, 2013Iran
Dec 3, 2013Senators Misrepresent U.N. Resolutions On Iran In Push For More Sanctions - ThinkProgress ...
Read MoreSyria
Sep 24, 2013When Syria was a US Ally (or at Least Helpful) - Juan Cole, Informed Comment ...
Read MoreAsia
Aug 2, 2013US deploying jets around Asia to keep China surrounded - Stars and Stripes ...
Read MoreAfghanistan / Pakistan
Jul 28, 2013Only 28 percent of Americans say Afghanistan war has been worth fighting - Washington Post ...
Read MoreIraq
Mar 17, 2013Bush finally got Saddam, but the price has been a more perilous world - Elizabeth Sullivan, Plain Dealer ...
Read MoreInterfaith Peace Builders Delegation, including CPA Board Member Janet Loehr, inadvertently tear-gassed in Bethlehem - read more
- How we stopped the US bombing of Syria - Robert Naiman, Daily Kos
- The 'Strange Majority' Against Syrian Intervention - In These Times
- Beware the unintended consequences of a military assault on Syria - Norman Robbins, Cleveland.com
Above: Roni and Elliott Berenson, Jean Kosmac, and Rev. Judy Bagley-Bonner at Rep. David Joyce's Painesville office (Maribeth Joeright, News-Herald). Joyce declared his opposition to Syria military action.
The biggest threat to America? The size of its own military budget - Michael Cohen, Guardian UK
As always OUR TAXES ARE OFF TO WAR - read our own Randy Schutt's 2013 edition, in Daily Kos
2011 - the U.S. spent more on its military than the next 13 nations combined
Israel and Iran, a love story? view TED video


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In an effort to create more jobs and improve transportation, the Obama administration announced a new "Use It or Lose It" program Friday, making nearly $500 million in unspent earmarks available for states to use on so-called "shovel ready" infrastructure projects.
When Paul Ryan struggled to explain a budget-balancing timeline under Mitt Romney, he highlighted the difficulty of trying to run a substantive campaign without being too specific.
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan gives his first one-on-one interview since becoming the nominee.
This past week, at "town hall" meetings in Florida, North Carolina, Virginia and New Hampshire, a group of Republican senators sounded alarms about disasters that will befall local economies should the threat of more than $500 billion in defense cuts over the next decade become a reality in January.
Sen. Lindsey Graham says politicians should lose their jobs if they can't reach an agreement over defense spending.
The GOP-controlled House of Representatives on Friday passed a nearly $643 billion military spending bill -- a measure at odds with prior defense spending agreements and President Barack Obama's Pentagon plans.
It had all the appearances of a serious-minded debate: Republicans insisted the Senate spend all day Wednesday arguing which party had better budget proposals to fix the economy.
If you have lived a happy, normal, American life, you have probably never heard of something so tedious and alien as a Miscellaneous Tariff Bill. I envy you. But strange as it sounds, the obscure MTB is at the heart of a very small -- but very significant -- fight for American freedom.
Well over a year after Congress voluntarily imposed a ban on pork barrel spending, the number and cost of earmarks have dropped dramatically, a report said Tuesday -- but the snouts are not out of the trough altogether.
The House of Representatives passes the GOP leadership's 2013 budget plan 228-191.
The House has passed the Republican budget plan submitted by Rep. Paul Ryan, but some budget experts believe that he federal government is so far in the red that it may not balance the budget again in our lifetime.
CNN's Erin Burnett talks to Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan about the 2013 House GOP budget plan.
CNN's Stan Grant reports on concerns over China's growing military budget.
China plans to boost its official defence budget by 11.2 per cent this year as Beijing is balancing the modernisation of its armed forces against the need to keep military spending in line with economic development.
Rick Santorum found that his position at the top of polls made him the biggest target in Wednesday's CNN Republican presidential debate, possibly the last of the GOP primary and caucus campaign.
Rick Santorum leads polls as GOP candidates take to the stage in the CNN debate in Arizona.
Rick Santorum pointed out the growth of government benefits compared to defense spending during Wednesday night's Republican candidates debate in Mesa, Arizona, hosted by CNN and the Republican Party of Arizona.
Presidential candidate Rick Santorum details how he would cut the national debt by going after entitlement programs.
Independent deficit hawks -- as opposed to the political ones seeking votes -- gave mixed reviews to President Obama's 2013 budget proposal.
Senate Republicans hold a briefing and denounce the president's $3.8 trillion budget.
A piece of advice: If you're worried about President Barack Obama's budget, find something else to fret over. The president's blueprint has about as much chance of becoming law as yours. It's all about election year 2012, not fiscal year 2013.
President Obama unveiled a $3.8 trillion budget request Monday that hikes taxes on the rich, spends new money on infrastructure and education, but does little to reform the entitlement programs that pose the biggest long-term threat to the federal budget.
President Barack Obama's new chief of staff on Sunday stopped short of predicting Congress would agree to extend the payroll tax cut for the rest of 2012.
Tom Foreman explores whether President Obama kept his 2011 promise to change the way Washington does business.
With budget chief Jack Lew stepping up to be President Obama's new chief of staff, Washington is abuzz over who -- if anyone -- will be tapped as the president's new budget director.
GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney's campaign stepped up its criticism of conservative challenger Rick Santorum on Friday, continuing to hit the former Pennsylvania senator on his spending record while in Congress.
Sen. John McCain mistakenly mentions Romney's name when he meant to say "Gingrich" at a rally in South Carolina.
For all their differences, the 2012 Republican contenders have at least one thing in common: They all want to cut spending.
From Mitt Romney's apparent growing confidence to Newt Gingrich's fading expectations, to Rick Santorum's coming under increased scrutiny, there's a new political reality in the Hawkeye State with just four days to go until the Iowa caucuses.
A year after Congress voluntarily agreed to give up earmarks -- pork barrel spending projects critics say cost too much and may have an outsized influence on some lawmakers -- the special-interest provisions have crept slowly back into legislation, two senators warned on Wednesday.
There is a war going on in Washington, and the politicians waging it can't even agree on what kind it is.
GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham says President Obama's plan for a new tax rate for millionaires amounts to "class warfare."
A special congressional committee charged with forging a deficit reduction deal by Thanksgiving has to make final decisions weeks earlier in order to have time to analyze the plan's cost and draft it into legislation, the head of the Congressional Budget Office said Tuesday.
Last week, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, attempted the impossible. It launched an unmanned aircraft from a rocket at 20 times the speed of sound with the goal of controlling its flight through the atmosphere for about 20 minutes -- long enough to glide from the California coast to the Kwajalein atoll in the Pacific.
President Barack Obama expressed confidence Wednesday that America will ultimately overcome its current economic woes but once again blamed a dysfunctional, excessively partisan political system for hampering recovery efforts.
The military research wing that last week launched a hypersonic aircraft test is being investigated after questions were raised about potential conflicts of interest in awarding lucrative contracts.
Moody's Investors Service explained Monday why it was sticking with its triple-A bond rating and negative outlook for the United States, setting itself apart from Standard & Poor's, which downgraded the U.S. last week.
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner says that President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner are still talking.
After expectations were raised of a possible deal earlier Sunday, weekend talks to resolve the nation's debt-ceiling crisis appeared to reach a new stalemate, as the sides pursued separate plans.
It sounds so ... sensible. Force Congress to cut spending, cap it going forward, and balance the damn budget. Seriously, in an age of fiscal crazy, what's not to love?
As lawmakers are busy trying to reach a compromise to get the nation's fiscal house in order, bond market experts are keeping a close eye on how tax reform will play out as part of the plan to reduce the federal deficit.
White House Budget Director Jacob Lew says it's progress that both sides agree that the debt ceiling must be raised.
After a fifth meeting in five days failed Thursday to achieve a deficit reduction deal, President Barack Obama told top congressional leaders to reach an agreement on the path forward by early Saturday, officials said.
White House Spokesman Jay Carney says a deal will be reached and the president is adamant the US will not default on debt obligations.
President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner met over the weekend as part of ongoing negotiations on an agreement to reduce the country's deficit, a Republican official told CNN late Tuesday.
President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he invited Democratic and Republican leaders from both chambers of Congress to the White House for a meeting Thursday to discuss deficit reduction and the need to raise the federal debt ceiling.
For lawmakers on the hunt for budget savings, the Pentagon's $500 billion budget is a great place to start.
The defense bill that just passed the House of Representatives includes a back-door fund that lets individual members of Congress funnel millions of dollars into projects of their choosing.
Has Congress found a way to get around their self-imposed ban on earmarks? CNN's Dana Bash reports.
A bipartisan group of negotiators is "making progress" toward finding a way to both raise the debt ceiling and whittle down budget deficits, President Obama's top budget chief said Monday.
Gov. Rick Scott turns down federal funding for a high speed rail project saying "the risks outweigh the benefits."
The United States has a spending problem, not a revenue problem.
A leading Senate conservative said Sunday he can accept tax reform that increases overall tax revenue as part of a comprehensive deficit reduction plan.
An escalating national debate on federal deficits and government spending focused Sunday on the upcoming deadline for Congress to increase the amount of money that the United States can borrow.
He may have taken his time to join the brewing debate about how to reduce long-term U.S. debt. But President Obama got some kudos from deficit hawks for the broad debt reduction framework he laid out on Wednesday.
President Obama unveiled a plan Wednesday to cut Medicare and Medicaid costs, but without slashing benefits for seniors and the needy.
Steve Ellis is Vice President at Taxpayers for Common Sense, a nonpartisan budget watchdog.
This week may -- just may -- mark the end of the often crazed debate about how much spending should be cut from the federal budget over the next six months.
House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, will unveil a highly anticipated 2012 Republican budget next week that proposes dramatic changes to political lightning rods: entitlements.
In a time of record debt, it sure sounds prudent: Amend the U.S. Constitution to force Congress to balance the budget every year. In reality, it may be anything but.
President Obama takes a lot of heat from Republicans for supposedly being a big spender. But when it comes to future deficits, the president's problem isn't spending. It's the tax cuts.
Government deficits are the biggest long-term worry of top U.S. economists, according to a survey released Monday.
(CNN) -- The House of Representatives passed a government spending bill after a marathon session Saturday morning that slashes more than $60 billion in federal funding for the seven months remaining in the 2011 fiscal year.
A bill to jump start the economy. That was the main idea behind the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, better known as the "stimulus bill," which became law two years ago today.
Jessica Yellin asks Sen. Rob Portman about the Republican pledge to slash $61 billion dollars from the 2011 budget plan.
President Obama's 2012 proposed budget is out, and the verdicts are coming fast and furious.
The top budget chiefs from both political parties criticized President Obama's 2012 budget Monday.
President Obama on Monday will propose a 2012 federal budget that the White House says will cut deficits by $1.1 trillion over 10 years.
Here's fodder for a new drinking game: Between now and Sept. 30, lift a glass every time you hear President Obama, members of Congress or TV pundits say "federal budget."
President Obama's upcoming budget will propose cuts to "scores" of federal spending programs, according to the administration's budget chief.
In their push to downsize the federal bureaucracy, Republican lawmakers are flooding the field with proposals to lower federal spending. But, in a twist, their cuts could hit state and local budgets the hardest.
Republicans are divided over what to do about the defense budget. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates wants to reduce it by $78 billion over the next five years.
Stock up on lint rollers, because the fiscal fur is going to fly when the 112th Congress gets under way Wednesday.
How important is the federal deficit?
Critics are blasting a new omnibus bill that contains billions in earmarks. CNN's Anderson Cooper reports.
Two prominent Republicans vowed Wednesday to vote against the $1.1 trillion spending bill, citing concerns over pork-laden pet projects, although millions of dollars of earmarks in the bill were requested by the two senators.
The Senate voted Tuesday against taking up a measure that would have imposed a two-year ban on legislative earmarks, a practice that critics have called an example of wasteful spending.
There is a looming rift on the right as many newly elected Republican congressional members want defense spending on the chopping block as they head to Capitol Hill, a position not shared by some of the old school Republicans in Congress.
House Republicans agreed Thursday to continue their ban on requesting earmarks in the upcoming session of Congress.
CNN's John Roberts explains earmarks and the push by politicians to eliminate them.
More than 50 members of Congress sent a letter Wednesday to the president's commission on deficit reduction, urging cuts to the nation's defense budget to help narrow the budget imbalance.
The Obama administration will appeal a federal judge's decision to temporarily block federal funding of embryonic stem cell research, Justice Department spokesman Matthew Miller confirmed Tuesday.
A U.S. district judge granted a preliminary injunction Monday to stop federal funding of embryonic stem cell research that he said destroys embryos, ruling it went against the will of Congress.
During a speech at an event called "Freedom Fest," former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin warned Tea Party activists that while government spending was a bad thing, conservatives should not go too far and start calling for reductions in the military budget.
The House narrowly passed a spending bill late Thursday that includes $37 billion to fund the war in Afghanistan.
House Republicans agreed Thursday to adopt a ban on congressional earmarks in spending bills for next year, upping the ante with Democrats in the political battle over fiscal responsibility and pork barrel spending.
House Democrats impose a one-year ban on some earmarks. CNN's Brianna Keilar reports.
House Democrats said Wednesday that they will ban earmarks directed to for-profit companies.
The Democratic health care proposal being debated in the Senate not only contains large new taxes, enormous government expansion and huge spending, but I'm convinced it also seeks to allow federal funding for abortion -- something 61 percent of Americans do not support, according to a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey.
13 human embryonic stem cell lines are approved for federally funded research.
The government promised $27.5 billion in stimulus funds to help fix the nation's crumbling roads and bridges as part of a broader effort to save jobs. The effort is working...sort of.
The nation's economy is starting to rebound, but the Obama administration's massive stimulus package had little to do with it.
Fiscally-stressed states are using their stimulus dollars to satisfy immediate needs rather than undertake longer-term reforms, according to a government report released Wednesday.
Rural America is about to get gold-plated broadband service, if the results of a recent survey of telecommunications companies are to be believed.
It's not that easy to turn down federal funds.
CNN's Jason Carroll looks at government spending and the history of wasting taxpayer dollars.
Two Senate Democrats urged President Obama Wednesday to veto a $410 billion spending bill and said they are going to vote against it, criticizing it for its cost and for including too many personal pet projects.
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer declared Tuesday that Congress, not President Obama, will decide whether to put more limits on earmarks in upcoming spending bills.
Gov. Mark Sanford of South Carolina took umbrage at my writing that his approach to the economic crisis is to do nothing. I'll deal with his "ideas" in a moment, but first let me make a modest proposal:
President Obama's newly revamped Office of Faith Based Initiatives is reigniting a contentious debate across the ideological spectrum over whether religious organizations that accept funds from the government should be allowed to discriminate when hiring.
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Rick Perry tried Thursday to convince the country he was in on the joke after his disastrous debate performance, but even his supporters worried aloud about damage to his already hobbling Republican presidential campaign.
Perry didn't try to defend his minute-long stammer that, unfortunately for him, was just about the only memorable part of the confrontation with his seven rivals. Instead, he spent the day in a flurry of media appearances trying to laugh about his embarrassing struggle to remember the third of three federal departments he wants to abolish.
He ended the Wednesday night episode with an abashed, grinning, "Oops." On Thursday, he agreed to go on David Letterman's "Late Show" and offer the Top Ten List.
The debate excerpt was replayed over and over on television, already labeled one of the worst such blunders ever.
"That's pretty brutal isn't it?" he said on Fox News, giving viewers an alternative Perry sound bite to compete with the video. "I stepped in it. I think some of it is still stuck on my feet."
He doesn't have much time to clean up. Less than eight weeks before the first nominating contests, GOP voters are looking for the best candidate to go head to head against President Barack Obama.
"It's something he needs to address pretty quickly," said uncommitted Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, an early primary state. But Graham said Perry has time and a key survival tool: money.
Perry reported some $15 million banked during his most recent fundraising period. His advisers say he has enough cash on hand to get through South Carolina.
If he isn't able to log some good results by that point, the third GOP state, he may be best remembered for a 54-second piece of campaign history.
Perry acknowledged it was a tough moment as he flailed. In the debate, he said he would eliminate three federal agencies, starting with Commerce and Education. He struggled to name the third, pointing to Energy only later in the debate. He squirmed while his opponents and the audience laughed and debate moderator John Harwood incredulously said, "You can't name the third one?"
"It wasn't even on the tip of my tongue," Perry said.
Perry has long acknowledged he's a poor debater but has held out hope for improvement.
"I hate debates," he said in Des Moines last week. "I used to hate spinning in aircrafts. ... Finally I did it, and I did it enough that I finally got pretty good at it. So hold on, maybe I'll get better at debates, too."
No one doubts he's a tough campaigner. He has never lost an election -- avoiding most debates in state races -- and is the longest serving governor of Texas. He has proven a charismatic campaigner in smaller settings common in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina -- three states that start the nominating process and states where he must do well.
Yet some Republicans, even prominent Perry supporters, are wondering whether the Texan can survive his latest misstep.
"As far as his character, I haven't wavered on that," state Rep. Peter Silva, a member of Perry's New Hampshire steering committee, said Thursday. But he added: "You can't say this is a good thing. He shot himself in the foot."
Others were even less generous.
"It's over for him," said Steve Schmidt, a Republican political strategist who ran Sen. John McCain's 2008 campaign.
In an interview on Thursday, Perry said the moment wouldn't force him from the race.
"Oh, shoot, no," Perry said. "This ain't a day for quitting nothing."
Still, on Capitol Hill, Perry's brain freeze was widely regarded as a grave development for his already struggling campaign.
Sen. James Inhofe, a Perry backer, spoke with colleagues and other Perry supporters to try to stop an exodus.
"He's a human being, he just proved that last night," the Oklahoman said. "Right now, he's joking around about it and it seems to be favorably received from a lot of people I've heard from."
Yet Inhofe was still cringing.
"It was very embarrassing to Rick Perry and to others who certainly supported him, and I'm sure that many of his Republican opponents are rejoicing," said the senator.


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I am reading Last in their Class. In the chapter about Appomattox it states that Custer marched with an honor guard carrying 31 Rebel flags. By Appomattox he had 40. I am wondering if these flags were unfurled or rolled up as they marched ? Was this common to march with captured battleflags flying in your line ? Figured Bama or Johan or Texas Defender might have an answer. Thanks So much to learn and I like going to the experts here for help. Susan |
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Bama that is my first thought too. I was thinking that if they were unfurled they would cause confusion. But we are talking about CUSTER here and ya just never know with him. Hence the reason I am asking . Thanks for the reply Susan |
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MIAMI (AP) -- A homeless Miami man whose face was mostly chewed off in a bizarre assault says he doesn't want more surgery to repair the damage.
Ronald Poppo lost an eye, his eyebrows, his nose and parts of his forehead and right cheek in the May 26 attack alongside a Miami highway. Doctors weren't able to save the sight in his remaining eye.
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She also says Poppo told her that although his face hasn't healed yet, he doesn't want more surgery because "it's going to hurt."
Police shot and killed Poppo's attacker. Lab tests found only marijuana in Rudy Eugene's system.
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Upper Endoscopy - What to Expect
An upper endoscopy is a diagnostic test that allows a doctor to examine the upper portion of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, including the esophagus (the muscular tube that connects the throat to the stomach), stomach, and duodenum (the top of the small intestine). It is also called upper GI endoscopy or esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD).
An endoscope (a thin, flexible tube with a light and a small video camera on the end) is inserted into the mouth, down the throat, and into the esophagus to look for tumors or other abnormalities. The doctor views the image on a video monitor. During this procedure, the doctor can remove polyps or other tissue for examination. When the examination is complete, the endoscope is slowly removed from the body.
The medical team
An endoscopy is performed in a doctor's office, GI clinic, or hospital. Many specialists can perform an endoscopy, but a gastroenterologist (a doctor who specializes in the GI tract) is the specialist who most often performs this procedure.
Questions to ask your doctor
Before having an endoscopy, consider asking your doctor the following questions:
- Who will perform the endoscopy, and who else will be in the room?
- What will happen during the endoscopy?
- How long will the procedure take?
- Will it be painful?
- Will I be given any type of anesthesia or sedation?
- What are the risks and benefits of having an endoscopy?
- When and how will I learn the results?
- Who will explain the results to me?
- What further tests will be necessary if the test results indicate cancer?
Preparing for the procedure
When you schedule the examination, you will get detailed instructions on how to prepare.
Tell your doctor about all medications you are taking, as well as vitamin supplements and over-the-counter antacids, and ask whether you should take your regular medications on the day of the examination. Review with your doctor any drug allergies or other medical conditions you have.
Because your stomach and duodenum must be completely empty, you should not eat or drink anything, including water, for up to eight hours before your endoscopy. Ask the doctor or nurse about these restrictions.
Your doctor might also tell you not to take aspirin or other over-the-counter pain medications for seven days before the exam; these products can increase the risk of bleeding during the procedure.
During the procedure
An endoscopy usually takes 20 to 30 minutes to complete. Before the procedure begins, you will take off your shirt and put on a hospital gown. If you wear dentures, you may be asked to remove them. You may be given pain medicine and a sedative through an intravenous (IV) needle in your arm. This will help you relax and reduce the discomfort you might otherwise feel during the endoscopy. You may feel a slight stinging where the IV needle is inserted.
At the beginning of the exam, your throat may be sprayed with a local anesthetic to numb the area, or you may be given an anesthetic medication to gargle. This will help prevent gagging. The doctor may also insert a mouthpiece to hold your mouth open during the exam.
You will lie on your side or on your back on an examining table. As the doctor inserts the endoscope, you will feel pressure through your esophagus. You will be able to breathe on your own throughout the exam. Taking slow, deep breaths through your nose will help you relax. Many patients sleep through the procedure.
The endoscope inflates your stomach by blowing air into it; this provides the doctor a better view of the stomach lining. If the doctor finds an abnormality, he or she may remove a tissue sample for examination (a biopsy [1]). This usually does not cause pain. If it causes bleeding, the doctor can stop the bleeding using tools passed through the endoscope.
When the examination is completed, the endoscope will be slowly removed from your body, and you will go to a recovery room.
Generally, the pain medicine and sedative you receive during the endoscopy should limit the amount of discomfort you feel during the procedure. Afterward, your throat may feel sore and you may have bloating or cramping because of the air blown into your stomach. You may also feel discomfort from lying still for an extended period of time.
Although rare, there is also the risk that the endoscope could puncture the stomach wall.
After the procedure
You will stay at the doctor's office or GI facility for up to two hours while the effects of the sedative wear off, and you will need a ride home. The doctor or nurse will tell you how soon you can eat or drink. You can expect to resume your normal activities the day after your endoscopy.
If you have a sore throat, you can gargle with salt water to relieve the discomfort. If you feel severe throat, chest, or abdominal pain or have a fever or trouble swallowing, call your doctor immediately.
More Information
Additional Resources
American Gastroenterological Association: Preparing for an Upper GI Endoscopy [3]
The Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons: Upper Endoscopy [4]
MedlinePlus Interactive Tutorials: Upper GI Endoscopy [5]
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ABC 4 talked with several members from outside of Utah to get the general feel for things in other states.
Terry Clement here is from Medford, Oregon. ABC 4's Noah Bond asked, "Have you seen any shift in the way people are talking about President Obama since the debate? Clement responded, "They're unhappy with our present situation. They know something needs to be done so they're leaning more toward Mitt Romney."
Kim Baldi is from Mount Shasta, California. Bond asked, "Did this debate change the attitudes or the way people are talking about Mitt Romney in your northern California community?" Baldi, "Yes it did." Bond, 'Tell me about that." Baldi, "Yes, it did I spoke to a couple of people who one I would term as undecided and one I would term as in support of the president. The one that was undecided felt that they needed to check into Mitt Romney a little more than they probably would have and the other one offered up that he thought President Romney did an outstanding job representing himself."
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MORGANTOWN,WEST VIRGINIA -- Avon A. Mayfield, 42, of Route 5, Morgantown, died Monday morning unexpectedly.
He was born Nov. 18, 1916, in Preston County, a son of John L. and the late Goldie Helms Mayfield. He was formerly employed at the Rosedale Coal Company. He was a member of and served as recording secretary of the local union 8871 UMWA.
Surviving are his father, John L. Mayfield of Dellslow; his wife Laura Gay Runner Mayfield, and the following children at home, James Wayne, Gar, Avon and Carolyn; two brothers, Carl Mayfield of Gypsy, and Donald Mayfield of Star City and two sisters, Mrs. Earl Murray of Dellslow and Mrs. Victor Bloniarz of Start City.
SOURCE: The Dominion News; Morgantown, West Virginia; March 24, 1959; page 2.
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MAYFIELD, Avon A.
MAYFIELD, Avon A., 42, of Route 5 died Monday. Friends may call at the Hastings Funeral Home after 11 a.m. Tuesday, where services will be Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. with the Rev. E. S. Hoey officiating.
Burial follows in the Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens.
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On the rooftop of a city skyscraper, Detective Hollis (Terrence Howard) pleads with Gavin (Charlie Hunnam) not to jump. What he does not know is that Gavin, an atheist, is involved in a deadly feud with Joe (Patrick Wilson), a Christian extremist. Joe's wife, Shana, (Liv Tyler) is caught in the middle as Joe seeks to test Gavin's faith…or lack of it. Cutting between the present and the past, tension escalates as verbal shots give way to deadly threats in a race against time that no-one can stop.
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