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Visiting Seattle saw good reviews for this resturant. book a reservation for 3 people. later discovered we were 5 people, they were gracious in changing the group size without a problem even though it was a sat night. The seafood was very fresh! the service was friendly and well paced. Definetly return
Because of the Seattle restaurant week program, my wife and I decided to try this restaurant for the first time. We were both pleasantly surprised by the unique fine quality of the food. Passport Unlimited should try to make this restaurant part of its discount program. If this happened we would dine there more often.
I have never participated in Seattle Restaurant Week before, but decided to grab lunch with my mom and husband last Sunday at Blueacre Seafood, one of the participating restaurants. We had been craving seafood and the 3 course tasting menu looked great, so we made our reservations. We arrived at noon to a spacious, half full restaurant and were immediately seated. The wait staff was very attentive. I ordered the smoked cod appetizer, steak for main course, and sorbet for dessert. The smoked cod was my favorite, it was paired perfectly with a potato latke, dill sour cream, and pickled onions. My husband and mother both really enjoyed their curried butternut squash bisque appetizer and my mom loved her main course of grilled salmon.
Great service, great food. We've come to their special Dine Out and Restaurant Week for a couple of years, it's consistently good/outstanding. We may even do a double as this is one of the few spots that offers great food, great service and a reasonable amount of noise. You can actually talk with your dinner-mate without losing your voice!
We had some out of town guests and this was great for our party of10. We also saw many other large groups also. We went for restaurant week and everything was delicious and we had a great server. We also brought a 3 month old with us and the noise level was perfect bc the ceiling are so high, it is "loud" but comes across more as white noise. Overall a great new find
The seafood menu was extensive and the dishes were excellent. Great service.
Absolutely the best $15.00 every spent... delicious food, great presentation and fantastic service!
I've been to Blueacre a few times and the food is consistently delicious. The atmosphere is nice and the service friendly but a little slow. The food I've had there tends to be heavy but oh-so-good. I would definitely recommend it.
Went here for my last night in Seattle and ended the trip with a bang! The food was great. Service was top notch and I was there during the peak time.
The server was so lost and our food was replaced with something else because they ran out but they didn't inform us. If the service was better, it might have been more worth while.
Most incredible Alaskan wild salmon I've ever had, by miles. The crab & shrimp app was so fresh.
Great place for oysters. I'm also a dedicated fan of the Petrale Sole.
This was our 5th visit to Blueacre. On the plus side, the crab cake, Berkeley Beets, sole and halibut dishes were excellent. However, despite having reservations we did have a bit of of a wait and we were then seated in the middle of several large parties which were quite noisy. It was so loud we almost couldn't talk to each other. We love Kevin's tasty dishes and the menu's changing variety is terrific. We will return but next time I will request a table not next to large groups.
Went for lunch during Restaurant Week. Besides the excellent lunch, including Ahi Tuna, I had to order a couple oysters, which were great. I'll be back...
Nice portion sizes. Great food. Sumptuous desserts. We enjoyed food for the entire family, toddler included. The crab and shrimp tater tots are delicious; try them.
This was my fourth dining experience at Blueacre Seafood and the best yet. The first time wasn't a good experience; I vowed not to return actually. But my good friends are frequent visitors at Blueacre and convinced me to give it another try; I did and each time keeps getting better and better. Exceptional food and almost perfect service; keep up the deliciousness!!
I was dining alone. I was given an awkwardly located table, at the end of the ramp. Only possible one apparently.I hate when restaurants do that. But things improved from there, as the wait staff was really efficient and very attentive and the food was fantastic.
We really enjoyed the meal, but for our waitress. She might have been overwhelmed because it was restaurant week, but she was a real sour puss. Technically she was fine and we got our courses in a timely manner, but Joseph Stalin probably had a better tableside manner.
We tried Blueacre for Restaurant Week and enjoyed the food. The ambiance was high class chain seafood restaurant (i.e. suburban mall meets 90's fine dining) and it was very busy at this time... that being said, the hostess was great in explaining the wait and offering complimentary vino! Our table was probably the least desirable since it was right on the ramp to the second level, but we did enjoy the three course that were served. Since there are so many other places to try, I am not sure I would go back, but it was good for a trial!
Everything was wonderful - food, service and ambiance. We will go again.
We were not seated in the open area of the restaurant, so the noise level was okay; however, in the "open" dining area, it was crowded and noisy. Still a good place to go but more space between tables is needed.
We had a party of nine, several of whom had never been to Blueacre and now want to return because of the quality of the food and the informal ambience. The service was good but unintrusive, just how I like it. The marbled salmon was delicious. I always choose the pecan pie with chantilly cream for dessert. Several people in our party commented the raspberry sorbet was especially flavorful.
Great seafood restaurant with fresh oysters. Their menu changes twice a day because they receive a shipment of fresh fish in the am and pm. They also have a daily special which includes a choice of 3 different appetizers, 3 different main entrees and 3 different desserts which was reasonably priced at about $38. We ate here 3 nights in a row! There was a salmon entree that came on a purée of asparagus that was simply delicious!!!!
The Manila Clams in Purgatory appetizer and razor clam chowder were excellent. The fried smelt were incredible. The dish is not on their regular menu, but if you see it, be sure to order it. The restaurant is very large so it seems like a good place if you have a large party.
Four if us went for dinner Friday night. It was a great experience, the food was delicious and the service was first class.
Dine Around Seattle lunch around 12:30; the place was hopping. We were seated on the Olive Street side of the restaurant near the kitchen entrance. The view into the kitchen was plaster walls that need paint. The noise was constant "Order in!" & silverware rattling on & on. And the music was too loud. This wasn't going well. But the food ... well, it made the difference. Little balls of rice & chanterelles or smoked salmon to start, salmon in root vegetables & a very nice sauce or rock cod with Cajun spices and blue cheese sauce, & an airy pumpkin cupcake (allergy caution: topped w/surprise piece of white chocolate) or a cranberry cider sorbet. I'll have to go back and eat more ... while seated in a different part of the restaurant.
From drinks to appetizers to dessert, everything Blueacre puts on the table is fresh ans delicious. Definitely try the mussels in sherry, paprika and garlic! A real treat. Cannot wait to go back.
seven of us decided to try this Dine Around Seattle and Blueacre Seafood is are first place. We all enjoyed it very much. Six of us tried the salmon and the other had the flat iron steak. The Chocolate Pecan Pie was delish.
We enjoyed our first meal at Bluacre recently and will be sure to return. We love the fact that the menu is seasonal. A refreshing fall salad to share, followed by some incredible Alaskan King Salmon. I sometimes hesitate to order salmon as I'm from BC where salmon is plentiful, but this salmon was certainly memorable. Perfectly cooked to medium with some wonderfully decadent roasted potatoes on the side. We also appreciated how welcome they made our 18 month old son feel.
Chef Kevin is clearly a perfectionist and each meal we have is a delight... and we're not the easy guests! We bring our kid, we have various life-threatening food allergies, and the kitchen needs to problem solve for us each time. Still, they go out of their way to find alternatives that look and taste spectacular. They know their food sources inside and out, with the level of detail that I use to source allergy-friendly food at home, so it makes us feel safe, as well as really well served. Blueacre is the best!
I took advantage of Dine Around Seattle's lunch special for November - 3 course lunch for $15. Boy, was I glad! Lunch here was fantastic, and I was very impressed by the server who were very professional and personable. LOVED it.
Our party of four arrived promptly for our 7:00 reservation. We checked in and then proceeded to wait over a half an hour to be seated. There was no place to sit in the bar and no follow up acknowledgement or apologies for the wait from the host or hostess at the front check in. In fact, when we checked at 7:15 to see if we had possible been skipped we were treated as though we were a nuisance. Finally we were seated a little after 7:30 with me vowing to never return. However, the food was absolutely outstanding and the wait staff just as good. I guess I had to eat my words about never returning along with my dinner!
Wait Staff was outstanding! Food was excellent. Great variety of choices.
If you are a seafood lover It was awesome. Everything done right A must for anyone visiting Seattle
We tried Blueacre Seafood during Dine Around Seattle and were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed our lunch. Even with a late afternoon seating at 1 pm on a Thursday, the restaurant was full. Everything that we ate was delicious. My friend tried the butternut squash bisque (creamy and warming for the cold weather) and the grilled marble king salmon and said both dishes were some of the best she has ever had. I tried the artisanal baby lettuce salad and the sesame seared Hawaiian tuna. The tuna was very fresh and perfectly prepared. For dessert, we had the chocolate pecan pie, which was to die for. We will definitely return to try other items on their menu. They offer 3 course specials which are a deal!
Had a delicious long lunch where we had great service and delicious food. The wait staff couldn't have been more on top of things, and we had a nice comfortable seating arrangement. Great place for conversation! My crab cake was fantastic, as good as promised!
This was our first Saturday brunch at Blue Acre, and we thoroughly enjoyed it. On the early side, it was pleasantly quite and the food was excellent. Blue Acre has become one of my favorite restaurants in Seattle. The food is flavorful, the menu choices sufficiently broad, and the wait staff has been great!
The food was good and the service here are great. We be back again.
Whenever we find ourselves in Seattle, we know we can get a great meal at Bluacre Seafood. There is always a nive selection, excellent raw bar, and the service is friendly and accommodating. I can recommend it without reservation!
My colleague always allows chef Kevin to create a surprise menu for each meal and always had an amazing experience. Moments later, we were brought a platter of freshly shucked oysters so fresh, he must have had an oyster bed in the back of the kitchen. Then came some salmon (that just came in the door 30 minutes earlier) that looked so fresh and succulent it could only have been cooked sous vide or been poached in olive oil to retain that bright color and form, yet the marvel was the thoughtfully curated accompaniments of butternut squash, almonds, dried cherries, greens, herbs, fall spices and fresh olive oil. What a wonderful way to experience the fresh seafood of Seattle. A great cup of coffee followed; it had to be Starbucks. It was :-)
I really enjoyed lunch at this restaurant and will go again soon. I went for the 3 for $15 lunch dining experience and while there was told that they always have a menu like that in addition to their usual menu. The food was really great and the waitress very friendly. Great restaurant and great experience
I dined at Blueacre during Seattle's Dine Around Seattle event and had a lunch of three courses for $15. I had the butternut squash bisque, which was thick and sweet with delicate chunks of squash, the beef flat iron steak which was perfectly cooked to my preference, and the chocolate pecan pie for dessert--delicious. It was overall an excellent experience, with an attentive wait staff and beautifully prepared food. And the Dine Around Seattle deal was exactly that--a deal. No, it was a steal! Blueacre Seafood: Recommended.
My friend and I ate here for Dine Around Seattle. Everything was delicious, especially the tuna. My friend had to leave early to get to a meeting and the waitress did a great job of keeping track of time and making sure my friend could make her meeting nearby.
I coincidently booked a lunch during November at Blue Acre. I participated in the 3-course lunch for $15. With the quality of the food, and the thoughtfulness of choices, this is the best dine around deal ever!
We had the Neah Bay black cod and the king salmon - both were totally amazing!
Great and innovative menu, well-prepared and well-presented quality food. Ashley added so much to the experience: She made sure, her customer was satisfied and happy! We will return to a well-managed eatery.
We were in here for lunch the other day. The food was excellent, and the portions were very large. The food was well prepared, and the ling cod and butternut squash soup were terrific. That said, there is a disconnect between the food and the decor. Everything is served on super-heavy, clunky diner-style plates, bowls, cups, etc, and the tables themselves have chrome fluted edges and laminate tops - but nothing else about this place says 'diner.' It detracted somewhat from the experience, given how important presentation is to enjoyment. It also made for very messy tables because of the way even minor drips from glasses spread over the tabletop.
We had a good meal here on a weeknight. The restaurant was very loud, possibly due to holiday parties. The wine selections are excellent. I liked the Rhode Island squid appetizer. The razor clam chowder was fine but nothing special; the chowder at their other restaurant at Pike Place Market is definitely better. The salmon was cooked well but the preparation distracted from the fish.
We always spend a weekend in Seattle to do Christmas shopping and go out to dinner Friday and Saturday nights. This was our first time at Blueacre Seafood and it was wonderful. The booth was nice and cozy and the wait staff was excellent. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who enjoys good seafood.
We were seated a little later than our Open Table reservation time (due to a large party at the resaurant that stayed later than expected) but were offered two glasses of wine on the house - made the wait much more enjoyable :) The food was great.


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I'll come right out and say it: I'm a boat geek. Seriously, when it comes to maritime history I'm an unabashed nerd. I pore over old logbooks and tattered nautical charts with the same enthusiasm as many people tap away at their iPhones and Blackberries. Which is why when Nathan Lipfert, senior curator at the Maine Maritime Museum, hands me a hand-illustrated navigation exercises book that a Dresden ship captain created in 1805, I think I've sailed off to heaven.
Francis Rittal's sixteen-page volume was never intended to last two centuries — he appears to have created the lessons for his sons, at least one of whom followed him to sea — yet his puzzles and artwork have actually gained in relevance over the intervening years. How many mariners today, if someone snatched away their GPS, could compute their latitude based on distance traveled from "the island of Seguin" and cosine of the course they have just steered? And who knows what the first wooden lighthouse on that nearby isle of Seguin, constructed in 1795 and replaced in 1819, looked like? Rittal's meticulous drawings of it, likely done with a metal dip pen, were created well before a photographic record of the light could be made and serve as perhaps the only record of this famous Maine beacon.
Perhaps my fascination with one man's nautical doodling — as well as with the dozens of rowing boats, nineteenth-century machinery, and scores of other salty artifacts scattered around the museum's twenty-five-acre campus — isn't so weird after all. I call my friend Earle Shettleworth, the Maine State Historian and director of the Maine Historic Preservation Commission, for reassurance.
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As the body of North Korea's "dear leader" Kim Jong-il lies in state at his palace in Pyongyang, his youngest son Kim Jong-un takes control of the country's nuclear weapons program. Despite being named Kim's successor in 2009, Kim Jong-un remains a bit of a mystery to the West. One unanswered question: How much power does the younger Kim wield over the country's military?
To better understand what the succession of power in North Korea means for its nuclear program, Scientific American spoke with Frank von Hippel, a professor at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and co-founder of the school's Program on Science and Global Security. Von Hippel, a former assistant director for national security in the White House Office of Science and Technology during the Clinton administration, discusses new evidence of North Korea's nuclear capabilities, the possibility of U.S.-orchestrated regime change, and the amount of plutonium needed to ruin your day.
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How has the nuclear threat out of North Korea changed with the death of Kim Jong-il?
I don't think you would see a nuclear weapon used out of the blue by North Korea. Still, it's hard to tell. There have been incidents in the past few years leading up to Kim's death that have provoked South Korea in particular. Any transition is a time of some instability and that instability might lead to crazy things happening.
What impact will the succession of Kim Jong-un have on the direction the country takes?
There's been a lot of talk for a long time about the North Korean regime collapsing. But the Chinese don't want North Korea to collapse because they are concerned about South Korea absorbing North Korea and then, in effect, the U.S. military having a position on the Chinese border. They see North Korea as a buffer state. But North Korea's direction really depends on their [Korea's own] military and whether they will support the succession of Kim's son.
There have been incidents in the past couple of years—the sinking of the South Korean destroyer and the shelling of an island contested between the two counties—attributed to Kim Jong-un as a way of showing that he's not scared of South Korea and that he's leadership material.*
There's no indication that Kim Jong-un has the background or education (except for a fairly short period of time in Switzerland) to be the one to open up North Korea and bring them in from the cold the way [Mikhail] Gorbachev did for the Soviet Union in the late 1980s. And there's also a question of whether the military would let him do that even if he wanted to. At this point, he's probably not an absolute leader. He's a leader only as long as long as he leads in the direction that the military wants to be led.
In your January 2010 Scientific American article "Time to Ban Production of Nuclear Weapons Material" you write that India, Pakistan and North Korea are increasing their weapon stockpiles. How do we know about the current state of North Korea's nuclear weapons capabilities?
A year ago, Siegfried Hecker [co-director of the Center for International Security and Cooperation [CISAC] at Stanford's Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies] returned from North Korea with some CISAC colleagues. During their stay in North Korea, they were shown a uranium-enrichment facility. They had expected to see an outdated facility based on equipment and designs that were at least 60 years old. Instead, they were surprised by the small, ultramodern, industrial-scale enrichment facility with 2,000 centrifuges. This is comparable to what Iran has. No one has questioned Sig Hecker's findings.
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This is the last leg of the parkway, which will eventually connect Interstate 20 to Alabama 21 and U.S. 431 in north Anniston. The connection has been long anticipated and long delayed. The project was originally approved by Congress in 1998. Work was begun in 2001 and the first leg, from I-20 to Greenbrier Dear Road, was completed in 2003. ALDOT then waited for funding to complete the project. That funding was allocated in 2009 by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, commonly known as the federal stimulus bill. L&T started work in October 2009.
According to the original schedule, grading work was estimated to be finished by May 2011. In August 2010, that was pushed back to December 2011 and then in February 2011, it was pushed to May 2012. With a June 2012 finish date, Leonard said ALDOT had believed the paving could have been finished and the road opened by the end of 2013. Now, after the default, the finish date will probably be sometime in 2014.
"That's all hinged on the contractor moving forward and finishing the grading project," Leonard said.
The paving is an 18-month project and has yet to be put out for bid, Leonard said. If the paving work can begin by this time next year, the parkway could open in late 2014, he said.
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A Riverdale man who told police that he had accidentally shot himself in the chest later died from the wound. The man, 48-year-old Phillip Webb, told officers when they arrived around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday at his house on Bay Court that he had heard a noise at his back door, took his gun to investigate and shot himself, according to a Clayton County police report. Webb could not explain exactly how he shot himself in the left upper chest. Webb was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital where he later died. A .22-caliber handgun was found unloaded beneath a bedroom dresser with .22-caliber rounds nearby. Bullets for other caliber guns and a holster were also found but no other weapon. Also, there was no evidence of an intruder in the house.Comments
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As of Wednesday afternoon, FEMA officials were estimating the Grafton County damage would cost $3.4 million to repair, Sullivan was being assessed at $1 million in damages and Cheshire County at $1.4 million.
She also stopped in Claremont where flood damage was initially underestimated.
"I want to make sure we have a really good sense of what the problems are," she said.
Hassan encouraged residents to report private property damage by calling 211, but said, it is unlikely the cost of the private damage will rise to the level that would release FEMA dollars.
If FEMA money is not released for private damage, the state's disaster relief fund could be utilized, Hassan said.
The narrow culvert of a now defunct railroad bridge was blocked with debris two days before the floods, resident Rob Kingsbury said.
Since both culverts were cleared in the flood event the continued rain has not been an issue, he said.
Resident Medora Hebert asked when Route 63 would reopen. "It adds three miles to everybody's trip. I don't know how the state is going to be able to fix it. It is carved out so deeply," she said.
Plummer assured the residents state officials were on top of the situation.
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12:07pm Thursday 21st June 2012 in Bromley By David Mills
A 10-YEAR-OLD boy who headbutted a teacher and broke another's knee at a school in Orpington has been given a 12-month referral order.
Bromley Youth Court heard the boy, from St Mary Cray, became angry after staff confiscated a coin which he was making a noise with by scraping it on his desk.
Nisha Dutt, prosecuting, said: "His behaviour escalated and included throwing a box in the classroom and upturning desks.
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When staff tried to take him back to the classroom he headbutted a teacher which resulted in her losing consciousness and suffering concussion.
Another teacher was kicked below the knee causing a "cracking noise" and fell to the ground "in a considerable amount of pain".
She later required an operation to reconstruct her knee, following the attacks on January 5.
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Text as Property/Property as Text
Ownership, authorship, plagiarism, intellectual property, parody, critique, re-use, credit, reputation, allusion, imitation, patronage, payment, piracy, creativity, originality, borrowing, lending, stealing, quoting, citing, lifting, re-writing, translating, acting, performing, impersonating, collaborating, re-creating, editing, sampling, sharing. If you can distinguish between all these activities, legally, morally, culturally and historically, then you don't need our class. If on the other han
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Design of steel members, connections, and assemblies. Behavior of steel members as related to design.
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High-Speed and Embedded Systems Design (Under Construction)
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Genefinding - the basic structure of the course attempts to answer the following questions: 1) What is genefinding? 2) Why do we care? 3) Why is it difficult? What is the challenge? 4) What's being done currently? What are the current methods? 5) How are we doing? Emphasis is placed heavily on computational methods for genefinding with discussion as to how the compliment experimental gene finding methods.
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Development of real-time digital signal processing (DSP) systems using a DSP microprocessor; several structured laboratory exercises, such as sampling and digital filtering, followed by an extensive DSP project of the student's choice.
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DSP Laboratory with TI TMS320C54x
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Botany of The Los Amigos Conservation Area
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Storing and Retrieving from the course History of Information
This course explores the history of information and associated technologies, uncovering why we think of ours as 'the information age.' We will select moments in the evolution of production, recording, and storage from the earliest writing systems to the world of Short Message Service (SMS) and blogs. In every instance, we'll be concerned with both what and when and how and why, and we will keep returning to the question of technological determinism: how do technological developments affect socie
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General Human Anatomy - Fall 2006. The functional anatomy of the human body as revealed by gross and microscopic examination.
Development of Nervous System 2 from the course General Human Anatomy
General Human Anatomy - Fall 2006. The functional anatomy of the human body as revealed by gross and microscopic examination.
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Saving the environment through picture books
This lesson looks at environmental issues and man's relationship to the environment over time using main ideas and supporting details. The content comes from two picture books: "Brother Eagle, Sister Sky" and "A River Ran Wild".
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In this oral history from the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, Colonel Stone Johnson describes how civil rights activists were physically attacked for their work.
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The Obama administration won't do anything to change the situation. The financial crimes industry and the RE industry will do everything in their power to keep housing prices inflated. If he goes next term, the financial crimes industry will have a GOP psychopath who will extend his buttocks and beg for the sanctifying spooge on behalf of America's consumers, re-establish debtors prisons and outlaw foreclosure.
The financial crime and property fraud industries are irremediable, deeply psychopathic and wholly criminal enterprises bent on financial rape of the nation. The only way to kill them is to defund them for two or three generations.
Burn your mortgage.
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Walk away and teach your kids one big thing: It's CASH or FUCK YOU.
And teach them the corollary: Debt is satan ass-raping you with a barbed wire cock-mounted colon shredder.
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In her International Banking column, Kathleen A. Scott, counsel at Arnold & Porter, discusses efforts to finalize adoption of Basel II, Basel 2.5 and Basel III, standards which are all aimed at strengthening capital at banks on a global basis.
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German paper Der Tagespeil reflects on November 9, 1989 which it calls "The day the world watched Berlin." The paper has an interview with Gunther Schabowski, the former GDR official whose comments sent hopeful easterners flocking to the Berlin wall.
The Berliner Morgenpost celebrates with a re-print of its own front cover from the day after the fall of the wall.
The Hamburger Morgenpost remembers an influx of excited East Germans on the city's streets twenty years ago.
The Moscow Times claims that the switch to capitalism in the former eastern bloc is facing a serious test, with many people nostalgic for the communist past.
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Well I'm home and in 1 piece, just! Absolutely the hardest thing I've ever done physically, it's just so difficult! Massive respect to anyone that does a marathon, it's hard to comprehend until you get out there. I've smashed half marathons without any injuries or worries before but this is a whole new beast!
4h 53m is a time I'm really proud of, in my dreams I broke 4 hrs but a series of injuries leading up to the race meant I had hoped for 4.5 hrs however the conditions were pretty brutal (so hot and no rain!) so at mile 20 when my knee went (boy did it go!) I revised it to sub 5 hrs and I was delighted to see the finishing line under that!
There were 5 other people I knew doing it and I'm glad to say everyone got round ok though the injuries are really stacking up, my best mate took over 6 hrs after nearly having to bow out but the st johns guys sorted him and he was able to limp over the line!
The amount of people with 'for dad' or something similar made me well up all the way round and I tried to tag as many of the youngsters hands who were cheering us on and take as many jelly babies as I could - I realised pretty quickly how important it is to make the kids in the crowd feel like they're part of it and I let them know how much I appreciated their help, hopefully they'll be back year on year doing it again!
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This is a sort of behind the scenes video, taking place on a variety of shoots throughout Denver Colorado, Denmark and Sweden. The photo shoots took place over the past year and were for a few of my different clients. The video was filmed/edited in a way that made sure not to show any confidential information or details about each of my jobs/clients. It's a fun video directed and edited by Sam Miller of Rehab. Sam did a great job editing, picking the music and getting some really cool, interesting shots. It was fun working with you on these jobs and thanks for using the outtakes for this video Sam.
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Picturesque prairie vistas welcome visitors to Elkhorn Valley Golf Club, which challenges golfers with a par-70 course designed by Duane Mines. Carts voyage past verdant fairways as golfers send balls soaring over grasping grass traps and pools of water with precise drives and well-practiced telekinesis. Players master their short-game skills upon the practice field's chipping and putting greens, and guests may equip themselves for the field with accessories, clubs, and apparel from the pro shop. After a long day of sending dimpled spheroids sailing toward the horizon, visitors share laughs over delicious meals at the clubhouse.
Give Advanced Air Incorporated an hour of your time, and their instructors can give you the power of flight. Their light training aircraft climbs high above Council Bluffs, where the airport's 656 acres start to look like the world's most realistic Lego set. The instructor hands over the controls, and novices take charge of a plane for the very fist time. The experience is known as a Discovery Flight, and it's a fitting name. That short time in the air can plant the seeds for a lifelong hobby, or perhaps even a career.
The journey to private or commercial licenses begins in ground school, but skills solidify once on Council Bluffs Airport's runways. CBA offers new pilots an ideal location. The airport lies close to Class C airspace, so new fliers begin communicating with air traffic controllers right away. Here, Advanced Air Incorporated's instructors have led many pupils to success; their website's home page brims with words of congratulations for new fliers or pilots who have gained instrument ratings and advanced certifications.
These students don't set their autopilot to fly off into the sunset. Advanced Air Incorporated keeps pilots around with a rental fleet of 10 light aircraft, including Cessna and Piper models. The maintenance team also works on privately owned planes.
Ultimate Baseball Academy's bullpen of coaches and professional and college players enlightens their athletic students in all aspects of their sport across a 55,000-square-foot facility. Batting cages rattle with the metal-pinging or wood-cracking ricochets of fair and foul hits, with baseball cages capable of four speed settings spanning from 40 to 80 miles per hour for experienced players and radar-gun calibration. Twenty-four training tunnels, five pitching machines, and a 150'x150' turf field set the stage for pedagogical sessions in techniques such as pitching, catching, hitting, and fielding, as well as training camps and clinics. The academy also organizes youth baseball and adult softball tournaments, pitting hopeful teams against each other in battles either to the top or to the top of the sportsmanship rankings.
Since 1925, the Dundee Theatre's gold curtains have been parting for generations of rapt audiences. Originally a vaudeville theater, the venue was transformed into a movie house during the Great Depression as a cost-cutting measure. For the next half century it traded hands, sometimes screening art films, sometimes featuring family fare, and once showing a 118-week run of The Sound of Music, which was eventually halted by a town statute banning raindrops on roses.
In 1980, current owner Denny Moran stepped in and renovated the theater to recapture some of the splendor of its early days. The old vaudevillian stage and dressing rooms still lurk behind the silver screen, counterbalanced by a state-of-the-art Dolby Digital EX sound system and Cyrano de Bergerac smell system. Under Moran's watch, the Dundee Theatre now screens an eclectic mix of art and independent films, cinema classics, and cult favorites.
The seasoned outdoors enthusiasts at Oak Creek Sporting Club shepherd guests through enjoyable outings of clay shooting on scenic courses, well-equipped stands, and stunning heartland-prairie vistas. The meticulously groomed grounds and more than 20 automated shooting stations in the sporting-clay course replicate countless natural shots encountered in the field, from migrating geese gracefully landing in a pond, to ceramic dishes haphazardly frisbeed into the sunset. During a two-person two-hour outing, a guide with more than five years of shooting experience carts visitors through the beautiful upland fields and ponds of Oak Creek, helping patrons lock on to soaring targets at shooting stations at the course or stands. The 5-stand challenges shotgunning skills with new computerized Promatic target machines, which hurl disks in a variety of shots, including outgoing, incoming, springing teal, left crossing, right crossing, and teleporting.
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Someone took that picture of him and he purposely made that face for the shot. That's how gay this all is.
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20 lb dumbell and it looks as if the little guy ain't gonna be able to finish the curl
His forearms look like a couple of pencils. I guess his wrists are are probably limp too.
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Radium Girls
The discovery of the effects of environmental hazards on humans is a strong storyline in courtroom dramas – think Erin Brockovich and A Civil Action. That same this-could-have-been-prevented theme holds true in Radium Girls now playing at Chamberlayne Actors Theatre.
The discovery of the effects of environmental hazards on humans is a strong storyline in courtroom dramas – think Erin Brockovich and A Civil Action. That same this-could-have-been-prevented theme holds true in Radium Girls now playing at Chamberlayne Actors Theatre.
The play, written by D. W. Gregory, is based on a human tragedy that played out in the 1920s and 1930s involving women who had worked in a New Jersey plant painting dials that would be used by the military in World War I.
The women didn't they know their jobs would lead to physical suffering and an untimely death.
Gregory's play takes the form of a dramatic documentary that will hold your attention and tear at your heartstrings.
Director Amy Berlin moves the action along through an effective use of vignettes instead of set changes that might slow down the pace. She gives her actors the latitude to draw out emotions that make this show believable.
All but two members of the cast play multiple roles, a great feat itself. Standouts in the cast include Tara Callahan who plays one of the doomed dial painters as well as four other characters and Alexandra Martin who takes on five roles as well. Each of these women gives depth and personality to the different characters.
Jonathan Hardison, who plays the understanding boyfriend of Grace as well as four other roles, and Jeff Clevenger, who takes on everything from a sleazy salesman to a scholarly scientist also give notable performances.
In his role as Roeder, the company president wrestling with the moral dilemma that plays out on stage, Bill Brock gives a very effective performance that aptly shows the character's internal struggle.
Michele Morris who plays Grace, one of the dial painters who helps expose the dangers of the plant, is the star of the show. On opening night, her performance was tentative at first but gained momentum throughout the production and ended with a powerful statement. She skillfully took the character from a naive young girl to a sick, determined woman.
Radium Girls is an interesting production. On opening night there were several instances where actors seemed to either lose their dialects or confuse them when changing from character to character and there were also times in the beginning that seemed forced. However, the play will take you on an emotional ride that will have you contemplating the dangers that surround you.
Radium Girls runs through April 11th at Chamberlayne Actors Theatre.
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German Shepherd Dog > Is it too early? (6 replies)
Is it too early? by Dixiebelle on 19 July 2012 - 06:20 |
We have brought into our family a GS puppy who is now 3 months old. I know the breed pretty well but I was wondering is it too early to start giving him some joint vitamins? I have a lab as well who went through 11 surgeries on his hip and I have a lot of joint vitamins and supplements laying around. Liam (GS pup) whines a lot at night and I don't know if it is simply because he is a puppy and he whines when he is really tired or if he is hurting. I have taken him and got his hips looked at but they say nothing is wrong with them. I have also looked into his background and no none hip issues. I wanted to have him on these anyway but I wasn't going to start them until he was around 6 months old or so. Is it too early to start adding them to his food? He has grown a lot since we have gotten him, I don't think the previous owners were taking care of him because he was the runt. They came across as the type who only really wanted the star puppy. He is worm free (now) so I know that isn't the problem. Just looking for some advise on anything else I could possible do or check for as well. Thank you everyone for your help in advance.
by Hundmutter on 19 July 2012 - 08:08 |
More likely the whining in the night is 'cos he's still awake, bored and/or lonely. If that could be true, is there anything you can do to change it (apart from running back down to him whenever he cries !) Toys ? Most supplements say not to give them to puppies younger than six months; and if this is just wanting to use them up 'cos you have some left, please look really carefully at expiry dates before you do ! IMO I don't usually offer any supplements to any dogs until they are 'grown up' and/or demonstrating symptoms that give me specific reason to think they could use something extra. Sometimes over-supplementing can be just as damaging to a dog's growth as NOT feeding properly. |
by NigerDeltaMann on 19 July 2012 - 09:14 |
". . .I don't think the previous owners were taking care of him because he was the runt". They could be taking care, but sometimes the runt in the litter grows bigger n looks better than his other siblings. I usually have problems picking the "pick-of-the-litter", except on repeat-breedings. Your pup could simply be a low-drive puppy, which is usual with, especially, pet quality. Sometimes, he could just be bored. Play with him, always take him outside and hand him a favourite toy(mind you, a favourite toy means a toy you alway play with him, with lots of rewards, so he's tied to that particular toy). Good luck to both of you. |
by SitasMom on 19 July 2012 - 11:56 |
studies show that to prevent hd/ed caused by environment....... |
by Dixiebelle on 19 July 2012 - 20:14 |
Thanks guys. I love the fact that there is a place where we can go to talk about stuff like this. On a plus note we went the whole night without whinning. I got a call from a friend badk hom who raises GSDs and she said she had a whole liter that did the same thing. She said to take up the toys at night because with hers they were so tired but wanted to still play that they would just get crancky. I tried it last night. He played with his brother for like 30 minutes until it was no fun anymore because he was asleep. Then came up and curled in between my legs and was snoring within minutes. Another thing that came to mind when I was reading the responses is yes the runts do usually grow to be the biggest so I'm wondering if it wasn't just growing pains because he has tripled in size since we got him or because he started teething. I stepped on his first little puppy tooth this morning. I hope we can get through another night with no crying. It breaks my heart. Thanks again for the responces. I really appreciate it!! |
by yellowrose of Texas on 20 July 2012 - 05:04 |
No glucosamine/CHON supplements needed for a longtime my vet laughed one day when a vet in TYLER told my puppy buyer her dogs ears would never stand, so he can for 75.00 stint them and his hips are gonna be bad so I will prescribe a 65.00 bottle of Glucosamine/chond. and then his ears afer filthy so I will for 30.00 flush and fix that. 4 month old gsd pup...for a rabies vaccination was all she went in for..which I am against but some people follow the state law when it is unfair and unneeded..NOT me I will not give a rabies under 6 months for any reason. SO she called me from parking lot in tears...my pup has HD...what...she told me the story and I almost laughed in her ear...told her get out of that office.. I called my OFA vet in Edom , and he said HA HA HA>>if she needs to give away 65.00 dollars send her over here and I will sell her a bottle to let go down the drain... NO such thing nor never give a pup calcium pills either...give raw meats, veggied, fish and fish and bones and bones and raw not cooked bones.. YR |
by Hundmutter on 20 July 2012 - 08:32 |
YR Yeah some vets do seem to 'try it on' with folk to make money, don't they ? |


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