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John KeimSome leftover notes from Mike Shanahan's news conference (that have nothing to do with his future): After Sunday's game, tight end Niles Paul ripped the effort of the special teams and termed it an embarrassing effort. He said there were players ...
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Barry Cofield: Monday was a normal day
John KeimASHBURN, Va. -- Washington Redskins nose tackle Barry Cofield called it a normal day. It just so happened to come with a heavy media contingent and multiple news trucks parked outside, thanks to speculation over coach Mike Shanahan's future. Redsk...
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John KeimMike Shanahan is still the coach of the Washington Redskins, but Robert Griffin III might not be the starting quarterback this week.
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John KeimA day after an ESPN.com report detailed the possible instability surrounding Mike Shanahan's future in Washington, I've come up with five thoughts on the situation: It's not a slam dunk that Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder will fire coach M...
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Upon Further Review: Redskins Week 14
John KeimLANDOVER, Md. -- A review of four hot topics following the Washington Redskins' 45-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs: Shanahan's status: As Monday began, Redskins coach Mike Shanahan remained employed. He looked exhausted or perhaps resigned to hi...
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Robert Griffin III among next-generation 'pillar players' - NFL
Bill PolianBill Polian outlines his next-generation "pillar players" in the NFL, including an examination of why Redskins QB Robert Griffin III deserves to make the list.
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Ravens, Vikings put on historic finish
ESPN Stats & InfoThe Ravens and Vikings combined to score 5 touchdowns in the final 2 minutes, 1 second of their game. All 5 touchdowns caused the lead to change hands. The score went from a defensive-looking 12-7 to 29-26 in a blink. Here is a win probability bre...
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Chiefs 45, Redskins 10: Ten Observations
John KeimI just don't see how Mike Shanahan survives, nor do I think he should. This situation has eroded that much and it's not even a matter of which side is right or wrong. I thought for a while it could be salvaged, but after this weekend it can't. It's n...
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John KeimLANDOVER, Md. -- Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan pulled Robert Griffin III from Sunday's game at the start of the fourth quarter. That was understandable. What Shanahan wouldn't say is whether Griffin will return to the starting lineup for Su...
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John KeimLANDOVER, Md. -- The game didn't matter at all, just like too many December games in Washington in the past dozen or so years. It's down to this: trying to figure out whose version of the truth is the correct one. Both sides -- the Mike Shanahan c...
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John KeimASHBURN, Va. -- When Chris Cooley was a rookie, it was clear to him -- and anyone else with eyes and ears for that matter -- that two players did not want to be in Washington. Laveraneus Coles and Rod Gardner complained quite a bit about then-coach J...
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Wood Takes a Thrilling Turn: Some of the Best Roller Coasters in the World—In Santa Claus, Indiana?
From the NYT; full story HERE. Link to Holiday World on the Logo at the bottom of the post.
SANTA CLAUS, Ind. — The first drop is a doozy. From the summit of the wooden roller coaster called the Voyage, 163 feet above the Holiday World theme park in the rolling woodlands of southern Indiana, the track drops 154 feet at a 66-degree angle. The cars quickly reach a top speed of nearly 70 miles an hour.
Those gasp-inducing numbers help explain why more than a million people a year visit Holiday World, which is a ways off the beaten track, and why the Voyage, one of three large wooden coasters at the park, earns high marks from connoisseurs.
But for Chad Miller, one of the ride's designers, the most important feature of that first hill is the curve at the top.
"The secret of the first drop is shaping up that parabola and getting it exactly right," said Mr. Miller, 38, an owner of the Gravity Group, one of about a dozen coaster design firms in the world. "It gives you just the right amount of air time, especially in the back seat."
"Air time" is coaster vernacular for negative G-forces that lift the rider out of the seat, and results from changes in the car's speed. Along its 1.2 miles of track — it's the second-longest wooden coaster in the world — the Voyage has plenty of steep drops and tight curves that affect speed, making for 24 seconds of air time, an unofficial record.
But shaping parabolas is just one of many tasks facing engineers like Mr. Miller. Designing roller coasters is a Jekyll-and-Hyde job: The first priority is to make riders safe; the second is to make them scream.
Mr. Miller and his three partners, who work in a small suite of offices on the outskirts of Cincinnati decorated with coaster posters and odd leftovers from various projects, crunch the numbers carefully, using their own programs (with names like Splinal Tap) that can turn the squiggly lines of a rough initial design into a more polished one. At regular intervals along the route, the software calculates G-forces — up and down, side to side and forward and back — on riders in the front, middle or back of the car.
The designers stay well within G-force limits for amusement rides established by the standards organization ASTM International (which regulatory agencies in most states follow, too). But their goal is to shake riders up — beginning, on the Voyage, with that first hill, which is immediately followed by two others with drops of more than 100 feet.
After that the hills are less severe, but the track twists and turns (one section is affectionately called the spaghetti bowl), banks up to 90 degrees, weaves in and out of the supporting structure and dips through tunnels and under perfectly safe, but threatening, beams ("head choppers," another bit of coaster vernacular).
"It's 6,400 feet of track," Mr. Miller said. "We had so much track to work with, we said, 'Let's do some really cool stuff.' "
The Gravity Group works on wooden coasters, which have rails made from laminated pressure-treated pine, laid on wooden boards called ledgers, with only thin ribbons of steel where the car wheels make contact. There are purists who say the supporting structure must be of wood, too, but the Voyage is one of many wooden coasters — the Cyclone at Coney Island is another — with steel supports.
New wooden coasters are relatively rare these days, as park owners opt for steel-rail designs that are generally faster and higher (and less expensive to maintain) and have more queasiness-producing features like barrel rolls and corkscrew loops. But the Gravity Group is churning out designs. A small coaster opened last year, to positive reviews, at Quassy Amusement Park in Connecticut, and the group has undertaken several projects in China, where the growing middle class has fallen head over heels for amusement parks.
The Voyage, built in 2006 at a cost of $9.5 million, remains the company's signature ride, consistently ranked among the top wooden coasters in the world by what are politely called coaster enthusiasts.

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Exploring the National Archives
National and Personal History in the National Archives: Beyond the Titanic
If your family arrived on this continent two centuries ago or as recently as the 1950s chances are they came here on a seagoing vessel. Most immigration stories won't match the drama of the Titanic, but who doesn't want to know exactly when their immigrant ancestors first set foot on American soil? In fact, finding a relative's name on a microfilmed passenger list is usually an exciting moment for even seasoned researchers. And yet, those who quit the search after looking at just books or microfilmed records may be cheating themselves out of the best experience of all.
Records in the National Archives are not limited to the colorful, famous, or notorious these records are about all of us. They offer fascinating documentation for the study of genealogy, history, economics, law, and a host of other topics.
National Archives
The average family historian is well acquainted with census records, ship passenger lists, military records, and various other microfilm publications held by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). However, few have explored the wealth of textual material that is to be found in federal research centers that are in or near several major cities in the United States. Original papers, some of them dating back to 1685, are carefully stored in what the National Archives calls "NARA's Regional Records Services Facilities."
The paper records in the National Archives and its regional system constitute the raw essence of history millions of documents attesting to the building of this nation and to the everyday affairs of common individuals. Words uttered in passion, contempt, sorrow, pity, justice, and mercy have been written down and preserved. These words encapsulate the good times and the bad times, and are mementoes of Americana at its best: the story of who we are, what we stand for, and what we have achieved. Landmarks in history, as well as unremarkable events that shaped individual lives, have been documented and saved for us. It's all there: on paper, in leather-bound ledgers, on maps, in millions of drawings, and in rare photographs. The vast majority of these records have not been microfilmed or digitized nor is it likely that they will be in our lifetime.
New York City
Historians, writers, authors, family searchers, and, more recently, playwrights and filmmakers have pored over the original records of Titanic court files that are archived in 14 boxes at the NARA-Northeast Region in New York City. (According to admiralty law, steamship companies limited their liabilities by going to the federal courts.) "The last four or five of those boxes," says John Celardo, NARA archivist, "are bound claims, including those brought by the estates of those who perished, claims made by the injured, and property damage and loss claims against the shipping company after the tragic accident that took 1,500 lives. Titanic case files also include lifeboat photos, deck scenes, and Carpathia photos. Architectural drawings of the Titanic that are part of the exhibits have been frequently used by researchers, enthusiasts, and hobbyists for a decade."
The Titanic is just a tiny, though famous, part of the 63,000 cubic feet of archival holdings on Varick Street in New York City. Records there cover a wide range: besides those relating to the sinking of the Titanic, the Lusitania, and the Andrea Doria, there are records containing data on the social life and language of colonial America and records of admiralty case files documenting the slave trade. Other famous court cases at New York include a patent case involving the Wright brothers, complete with the brothers' signatures, and copyright cases involving Irving Berlin and Oscar Hammerstein. Among the millions of original naturalization records are those of Yul Brynner, Colin Powell's father, and former New York City Mayor Rudolph Guliani's grandfather. Dating from 1685 to the 1980s, the records were created or received by the federal courts and over 60 federal agencies in New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
The New England customs records at NARA's Northeast Region in Boston offer a cornucopia of American history. Archival holdings include more than 25,000 cubic feet of material dating from 1789 to the 1970s, including textual documents, photographs, maps, and architectural drawings. The records were created or received by the federal courts and over 80 federal agencies in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
Before the film Amistad was released in 1997, few had heard of the ship Amistad. Handwritten official court records at Boston tell of the Amistad case, which decided the fate of a group of illegally captured Africans who rose up against Spanish slave traders in 1839 and subsequently won their freedom in an American court. While most cases have not captured the attention that the Amistad case now has, the case files at NARA's Boston facility detail the lives of thousands of people.
San Francisco
NARA's Pacific Region in San Francisco has more than 44,000 cubic feet of archival holdings dating from 1850 to the 1980s. The records were created or received by the federal courts and more than 100 federal agencies in northern California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada (except Clark County), American Samoa, and the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. High-interest cases at San Francisco include Chinese exclusion and immigration, the development of Pearl Harbor and mainland coastal fortifications, land use, mining, migrant labor camps, and tribal claims.
Holdings of NARA's Pacific Region also include the records of the Army Surgeon General's office. The Surgeon General's San Francisco office set up shelters and cared for thousands of residents after the devastating 1906 earthquake and fire. Photographs, medical reports, memoranda, telegrams, and other records held by the branch vividly document the disaster and its aftermath.
NARA's Southeast Region in Atlanta has about 70,000 cubic feet of archival holdings dating from 1716 to the 1980s. These records were created or received by the federal courts and over 100 federal agencies, and are unique evidence of the impact of the federal government on the lives of people in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Among the subjects included are the Vice-Admiralty Court of the Province of South Carolina, the Civil War and Reconstruction, economic development, business, organized crime, inventions, censorship, the First and Second World Wars, and space exploration.
A fascinating group of paper records at Atlanta is that of the Tennessee Valley Authority. These records outline the relocation of families, from areas of the Tennessee River Valley, whose property was scheduled to be covered by rising reservoir waters as TVA built its dams. Before and during the relocation of these families, TVA documented the lifestyles of the people in great detail their family structure, the amenities in their lives, and even their reading habits.
NARA's Rocky Mountain Region in Denver has more than 35,000 cubic feet of archival holdings open to the public for research. These holdings date from about 1860 to the 1980s, and were created or received by the federal courts and over 75 federal agencies in Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming.
Located among the Bureau of Land Management records at the Denver region are tract books and abstract books that were maintained at local land offices to record all types of entries on the public domain: homesteads, cash sales, timber culture, bounty land warrants, and other records that document the opening of the West.
NARA's Great Lakes Region in Chicago has more than 64,000 cubic feet of historical records dating from 1800 to the 1980s, from federal courts and some 85 federal agencies in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
Court records at the Chicago branch offer a host of potential research uses, both general and specific, for the Great Lakes states. Thomas Edison, Jimmy Hoffa, Al Capone, Aaron Burr, Abraham Lincoln, Rutherford B. Hayes, and the Studebaker family are among individuals whose lives and careers are documented in the U.S. court files held by this facility. The millions of naturalization records there are a mirror image of the ethnic diversity of the area.
Kansas City
NARA's Central Plains Region in Kansas City has more than 35,000 cubic feet of archival holdings, dating from about 1821 to the 1980s. These archival holdings were created or received by the federal courts and over 70 federal agencies in Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
The judicial records at the Kansas City branch provide clear insights into Midwestern cowtowns and the legendary "Wild West." Court records give extensive information about law and order on the plains, with details seldom available elsewhere. Records of the Marine Inspection and Navigation at the Kansas City branch include licenses of pilots, mates, masters, and engineers of vessels on the Mississippi River, the Red River of the North, Lake Superior, and Yellowstone Lake.
Among subjects of local interest are records of American Indians native to the Northern Great Plains, as well as court cases involving fugitive slave Dred Scott, "Birdman of Alcatraz" Robert Stroud, automobile entrepreneur Henry Ford, and civil rights pioneer Oliver Brown, who challenged school segregation in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka.
NARA's Mid-Atlantic Region in Philadelphia has more than 50,000 cubic feet of archival holdings created or received by the federal courts and over 50 federal agencies in Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Holdings at Philadelphia provide a wealth of information on a variety of subjects. Dating from 1789 to 1996, the records provide details on vessel movements, registration, shipping, and other activities along the Atlantic Coast. Chinese-Americans can review case files for individual Chinese immigrants whose activities were closely monitored by the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Laguna Niguel
NARA's Pacific Region in Laguna Niguel, Calif., has more than 28,000 cubic feet of archival holdings dating from about 1850 to the 1980s. These holdings were created or received by federal courts and over 50 federal agencies in Arizona, southern California, and Clark County, Nevada.
Among the subjects covered at Laguna Niguel are private land claims of the Spanish and Mexican periods in California history; the opening of the public domain to homestead settlement; the impact of the railroads on Native American life and culture; exclusion of Chinese immigrants; the maritime industry and its development; the buildup of coastal defenses and military bases since the Spanish-American War; the growth of naval bases and their impact on local communities; and immigration and naturalization.
Names of Hollywood celebrities appear regularly in naturalization and other court files at the National Archives-Laguna Niguel branch. The branch also has thousands of naturalization records for ordinary folk. From the earliest U.S. Territorial Court records to the records of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Laguna Niguel branch provides opportunities for original research in personal, local, state, and national history.
Fort Worth
NARA's Southwest Region in Fort Worth has more than 66,000 cubic feet of archival holdings dating from 1806 to the 1980s.
Among the subjects covered are regional and national history from the early 1800s, with emphasis on westward expansion to the Southwest and the settlement of Native Americans (particularly Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks, and Seminoles) in Indian Territory; the Civil War; slavery; exclusion of Chinese immigrants; repatriation; segregation; the First and Second World Wars; treason; business; economic development; oil; and the space program.
The programs of the Bureau of Indian Affairs have had an impact on virtually every phase of tribal life, including education, health, land ownership, financial affairs, employment, and legal rights. The great numbers of Indian records at the National Archives-Fort Worth make it a center for the study of Native Americans. Court cases at Fort Worth include cases heard by an Arkansas judge who sentenced 96 men to the gallows, and cases from the court at New Orleans relating to pirates, such as Jean Laffite, and American icons, such as Andrew Jackson.
Other historic names and topics to be found at Fort Worth include outlaws Bonnie and Clyde, the Blue Angels, the Dalton Gang, Wyatt Earp, O. Henry, "Hanging Judge" Isaac Parker, Belle Starr, and the Texas City disaster.
NARA's Pacific Alaska Region in Seattle has more than 30,000 cubic feet of archival holdings, including records from federal courts and over 60 federal agencies in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, dating from the 1850s to the 1980s. Records at the Seattle branch contain vivid accounts of customs agents pitted against opium smugglers and other unsavory characters at isolated, northern frontier ports.
NARA's Pacific Alaska Region in Anchorage has more than 9,000 cubic feet of archival holdings, including textual documents, photographs, maps, and architectural drawings dating from about 1867 to the present. The records were created or received by federal courts and over 30 federal agencies in Alaska. Anchorage is the newest NARA facility and holds numerous cases relating to fishing, land title, and other treaty rights of Indian tribes, and generally reflects the history of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, dating back to the territorial courts.
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Your typical dungeon crawl RP, our party is preparing to enter an ancient temple known as the crypt of Ouranos. this temple is different from most dungeons; however, no metal or enchantment can be brought within. bows and arrows burn to ash upon being drawn back. mana fails to congeal, and those with magical blood find themselves deprived of inborn powers. this curse has for centuries deterred plunderers from entering, fearing what should happen if they braved it unarmed. HOWEVER inhuman magics are just as strong within as without, mystical brews and voo-doo jinxes never faltering. runes burning brightly. poor fortune, however, falls upon the morally strict inside the walls of the tomb. the sky-father Ouranos frowns upon those who pick sides.
when word gets to your party (unheard of in even the most populous of towns) of this virgin crawl, you leap at the chance.
Standard fairness rules will apply. biggest difference is: all characters will be novices at best in combat. no warriors, no barbarians, no rangers. allowable classes will be things like alchemists (the potion brewing kind) voodoo priests, scriveners (written magic, runes and symbols, inherently magical but harnessed by only those with the insight to discern them.) if you can think of other non-standard classes, feel free to suggest them. ill be either a scrivener or a voodoo priest. basic criteria for classes is: no melee combat, no good/evil specific classes. (voodoo is highly ambiguous so don't even go there.)


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The Doctor's House
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Went to the Doctor's House for a Sunday brunch. Selection of food was good but it would be better if they had roast beef in lieu of the veal shank.
The calamari appetizer was delicious and the Tuna special was great. Wine recommendation went very well with dinner and service was wonderful - friendly, prompt and attentive without being intrusive. Excellent dinner experience.
We've ordered beef tenderloin and tuna steak, both medium, both were cooked to perfection, with pink inside, no running blood, just as we like it and were delicious!
Fantasic place. Restaurant manager made us feel very special. Went out of her way to make us feel special on our special night.
I went as a post-birthday dinner with my husband. I didn't expect much as we were using a coupon. The food was exceptional in all 3 courses, we enjoyed the antipasto very much. It's worthwhile even if it's for the full price. Service was good, although sometimes it's hard to get the attention of the wait staff. Compare to a lot of downtown venues, the restaurant is so spacey and comfortable, with very nice ambiance. I would definitely go again!
Food was very good. Restaurant did not have enough wait staff but i had a coupon so didn't mind lack of service as much since I wasn't pay full price. Hostess was very pleasant and the attention given by her somewhat made up for the lack of servers.
I would recommend the Doctor's House for Sunday Brunch. While the cost initially seems pricey $45/adult - higher for special occasions i.e. Mother's Day, the quality and variety of food is excellent. This is not a buffet filled with the "same old, same old". Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. I am already making plans to go back for brunch again. There were four people in my party and every single person raved about the buffet.
My companion's plates (rib eye sandwich and pasta al mare) were lovely and generous (a bit overcooked) and probably it should have been asked how one liked one's steak (and seafood for that matter) cooked. My frittata was small, skimpy on the vegetables, and quite overcooked. A vegetable omelette would have turned out better. Hence food here can be spotty. Ambiance and attentiveness of the service were good. Chardonnay was described as "sweet" when really it was fruity and dry and not as acidic as many, but they are open about tasting so one can make up one's own mind. An okay restaurant. A bit on the pricey side in regard to what the food is. The restaurant was quiet this lunch; I would bet not so when a wedding is going on there.
My husband and I had dinner at The Doctor's House on Saturday May 4th. Throughout the evening and the course of our dinner our server was attentive while not being over bearing- neither did he leave us wondering if we'd ever see him again - there is a fine line, and he was impeccable in his delivery, attitude and conversation. The dinner itself was delicious. From the appetizer to the dessert and even the choice of wine. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and would suggest a visit there to whoever is looking for a lovely atmosphere and a very lovely dinner. It was a bit more then what we usually pay ($200.00) but it was a special occasion for us and when the evening was complete- we felt that it was well worth the price.
The Doctor's House is a culinary landmark just north of Toronto, in the quaint town of Kleinburg. While we had heard of it and its reputation, we had not previously eaten there. We chose it for a special birthday celebration, and were not disappointed. The room, while large, has lovely period accents, and the noise level was low enough that there was no need to strain the vocal chords to converse. It felt quite private. The meal itself was truly memorable, beautifully cooked by their Italian chef. Service was friendly and competent, the only quibble being that our water glasses were not kept filled. Excellent wine list, including some really pricey vintages, but with an excellent, reasonable cost house wine. All in all a great experience.
Had a very tasty sirloin sandwich and the strawberry spinach salad was delicious. The service was great. Our server was not only very personable, but he was efficient and had a sense of humour. The person who delivered the dishes to the table was also very nice. Our table was in the windowed porch area...very bright. Overall excellent experience.
The buffet was one of the best I have ever experienced albeit a bit pricey. The seafood included lobster which was delicious and giant prawns. Lots of salads and antipasto to choose from. Unfortunately I am gluten and dairy free so was not able to indulge in the desserts but my companions raved about them. The restaurant was very busy and we were seated next to a large noisy crowd but since we were late for our reservation were lucky to get a table. Overall a good experience especially for groups. Not a venue for an intimate dinner
We went for lunch and were delighted with our garden view & the background music. The food was exceptional, delicious and served in a timely manner. This would be a great place for a special occasion. We enjoyed our first visit and look forward to the next.
The mood and atmosphere of the dining room seemed relaxed and calming. The food was delicious and very tasty. The salad and appetizers were fresh and mouth watering. Everyone (7) at our table had a good time chatting while enjoying their meals. It was any evening well spent with family! This is something we can definitely do again!
The location is pittoresque. The menu is not to elaborate but every dishes we ordered was excellet, well presented and flavours were well balance. Portions are quite big. We had an very good service with Giovanni. Nice soft classical music would add to the atmosphere. The end of our dinner was a bit spoiled by the loud music of the wedding celebration in the next room. There should be a way to keep the door closed in between the rooms. Overall we had a great evening.
The Doctor's House has renewed my culinary expectations!
The Doctor's House is very nice for celebrating a special occasion like birthdays, anniversaries, etc. We sat in the dining room near the fireplace and the ambience was nice. The service was great and the food was spectacular. Our food came quickly enough and our water glass was always being filled up during dinner which was appreciated. I would definitely come again!
Quality of food was good. Presentationand flavor was good. My first choice for my entree was already sold out even though it was only 6 pm. Ditto for my choice of desert. Noice level was quite high considering the type of restaurant due to a private party and small children running around and yelling
The lamb and the chicken were our group's choices and both were remarkable. The space was light and airy and on a sunny day it can't be beaten. Alex, our waiter, was helpful, charming and funny. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience!
The restaurant is in a beautiful neighborhood. We found the setting, food and service to be very, very good. We would recommend this restaurant to others and we would also visit again.
My husband and I, and our three young adults have celebrated several special family occasions at The Doctor's House. The ambience is lovely and the food is delicious, well made and fresh. The restaurant is clean and well located in a quaint town above, but not too far from the city, The chefs and staff are friendly and ready to answer any questions about the menu items. The appetizer buffet is a meal in itself! We will be back again.
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We love the atmostphere. We love the food (lobster, extra large shrimp, pickled stuff, creme brulee, fresh fruit juice). We love the service. It was an overall enjoyable experience. We will do it again.
It was a very romantic atmosphere there. The service was great. The food was excellent. For appetizer I ordered shrimp cocktail and guacamole. The shrimps were tasteless but guacamole was really good. Seared tuna with sesame seeds for main course was very delicious!!! My husband ordered fried calamari for appetizer - very good, very lightly breaded and decent portion. Lamb chops that he ordered for main course was outstanding - very tasty, juicy & tender!!! Both, creme brulee & cream cheese for desert were excellent!!! Everything but shrimps was very very delicious!!!
This was my first time at The Doctors House and I was most pleasantly surprised! We loved everything about our long lingering lunch. The restaurant happened to be very quiet that day with few other guests. Our waiter was attentive and charming. The food was absolutely delicious. The waiter noticed that one of our party was opening a Birthday present so he delivered a cake with candle to our table without us requesting...this was very impressive. We fully intend to return to try the Sunday Brunch!
Food was good as was the service. Bit expensive. The beef was very tender- best I have had for some time.
The Doctor's is a wonderful experience. Located in a lovelky area of Kleinberg...its food and service is outstanding. Cindy and I had a wonderful time partaking in the brunch which had great food. It was delightful and we will come back for other occasions. We are very pleased to have found this wonderful restaraunt/location. The staff were wonderful and very helpful. Thank you for making this Sunday a wonderful experience. John Kuhn


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But their training is not over. They will begin the next phase early Monday morning at the Manchester Police Department at 405 Valley St.
Manchester Police Officer Raymond Youngs, a former Army National Guard member who holds both a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and a master's degree in justice administration, said Manchester may not be the capital, but it is the heart of New Hampshire.
Ryan Heile was hooked on working as a Manchester police officer after an internship while a student at Salem State University in Salem, Mass.
Gov. Maggie Hassan, the keynote speaker, said New Hampshire law enforcement officers, without hesitation, went to the aid of their counterparts in Boston after the marathon bombings on April 15.
U.S. Attorney John Kacavas took a moment to remind the new graduates that without their family and friends, they would most likely not be there. He urged them to continue to appreciate that support, and to be vocal about it, as they go out on the street to fulfill their new role to protect and serve.
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Nashua Police Officer Christopher Lewis, selected by his classmates to speak, echoed the remarks of Kacavas and other speakers as he said: "We must be leaders both on and off duty."
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Seven more new Manchester officers, who were sworn in Aug. 5, are about to start their 14-week academy training.
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Companies with exposure to online advertising are entering 2009 facing a lot of uncertainty.
Will the global economic slowdown result in drastic cuts to online ad spend as some have predicted? Or will online hold up well as others have predicted?
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Who said that funding wouldn't be available to startups in the downturn?
Balderton Capital, which was formerly Benchmark Europe, made $140mn when portfolio company Bebo was sold to AOL and a small fortune when another portfolio company, MySQL, was sold to Sun. Its other investments have included Betfair, the UK's most popular betting exchange, and Yingli Solar, a Chinese solar company that is now public.
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Facing perhaps the toughest retail environment in decades, multi-channel retailers in the United States turned to paid search in the run up to the holiday shopping season in an effort to boost sales.
SearchIgnite, a search management provider, today reported that US multi-channel retailers increased their spending on paid search by 12% in Q4 2008 as compared to Q4 2007.
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The seriousness of the economic downturn is now an undeniable reality, with the optimistic prediction that digital would be unaffected exposed as a false hope. With Britain facing the 'worst recession in living memory,' this will inevitably impact on consumer trends and behaviour.
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Fri, Aug 17, 2012 | 07:11 BST
Horn arrives on App Store, here's what it looks like
Horn has launched on iDevice, and is available from the App Store for $7 or regional equivalent. This is interesting for a couple of reasons; firstly, because it's the latest from The Dark meadow developer Phosphor Games, and secondly, it's the first release from Zynga's Partners for Mobile publishing platform. Finally, it looks super sweet, with full 3D navigation through the environments. Hit the break to see some screenshots. An Android release is promised soon, if you've got one of those new-fangled Tegras.
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Phosphor Games has released a first trailer for core iOS action adventure Horn, to be released in partnership with Zynga, with the developer insisting that tablets and mobile are set to "replace" consoles.
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Phosphor Games has detailed its next mobile gaming effort, a fantasy adventure called Horn. According to IGN's hands-on report, the third-person action game is fully navigable and explorable, unlike the on-rails experience offered by similarly beautiful rival Infinity Blade. The screens look pretty damn shiny and so does the commitment to pure tap controls – no virtual buttons. Phosphor's last release, Dark Meadow, garnered plenty of fans, so keep an eye out for Horn; no release date has ben announced.


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March 4, 2009 DRC 2008 © Pascale Zintzen Read the full report: MSF is providing care for victims of sexual violence in two hospitals and two clinics in Liberia's capital, Monrovia. A drama group helps raise awareness of rape, social workers provide psychosocial support to patients and medical-legal certificates are issued for everyone. Coordinated lobbying efforts resulted in the adoption of a new medical-legal certificate, which is now being implemented at a national level. The 14-year civil war left a trail of destruction in Liberia. Violence committed during the conflict included many forms of sexual violence, such as gang rape and sexual slavery15, affecting mostly women and girls. Combatants, whether male or female, were also frequently targeted. A study carried out in 2008 found that more than 40% of women combatants, and 32% of men who fought in the war, suffered sexual violence during the conflict16. Its impact outlived the conflict. The same study revealed that 74% of female combatants who suffered sexual violence during the war had symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), compared to 44% amongst combatants who did not suffer such violence. Prevalence of PTSD among sexually abused male combatants is as high as 81%. Despite the end of the conflict in 2003, rates of sexual violence in Liberia remain high. In 2006, the government launched a national action plan to prevent and respond to violence against women. Strengthening the justice system and facilitating health care for survivors of sexual violence are some of the objectives spelled out in the plan, but implementation takes time. Significant changes were made to legislation, which expanded the definition of rape. any form of sexual penetration, whether with a penis, a finger, or an object, is now considered rape under Liberian law. The age of consent has also been raised to 18 years old, which means that any sexual relation with a person younger than 18 is interpreted as rape. The new laws have also established harsher punishment for perpetrators and abolished bail for rape cases. Despite these important first steps, the judicial system has yet to adapt these changes so the new laws have not yet made a difference in the society. Perpetrators are still hardly ever convicted. Rape still tends to be considered an act of aggression that should be dealt with privately. Most victims never seek health care or press charges. according to the association of Female Lawyers of Liberia, there is a conspiracy of silence and denial within the community and within the families involved. If justice does not redress the plight of victims, the health system is also far from able to cope with their needs. Damaged by years of war, the weak health sector is unable to provide adequate health care. In Monrovia, for example, MSF provides 79% of all the pediatric beds available, in other words, the majority of health care for children. Victims of sexual violence struggle to get the care they need. Treating Victims of Sexual Violence in Hospitals and Clinics in MonroviaSince 2005, MSF has been providing health care to victims of sexual violence in two health centers and one pediatric hospital in Bushrod Island, an overcrowded area in Monrovia, home to more than 500,000 people. Clara town and New Kru town health centers, run by the Ministry of health, offer primary health care, including a range of services for mothers and children such as anteand post-natal care, vaccinations and prevention of mother-to-child-transmission of HIV. Together, they provide 20,000 consultations each month, including deliveries. island hospital is a pediatric emergency medical facility with 187 beds, which also provides antiretrovirals for children and families living with hiv, treatment for tuberculosis and medical care and food for malnourished children. Both clinics and the hospital offer medical care and psychosocial support to victims of sexual violence. victims younger than 16 years old are treated at the hospital. In 2008, MSF teams in Bushrod Island treated 771 survivors of sexual violence. In Benson, a 106-bed hospital in Paynesville, a suburb of Monrovia, MSF offers medical care for children and gynecological and obstetrical emergency services for women. Health care for victims of sexual violence was also provided in the hospital until July 2008, when it was handed over to think, a local nongovernmental organization. MSF continues to provide technical and material support. In 2008, 886 rape survivors were treated by MSF in Paynesville. In Bushrod Island, each facility is equipped to provide comprehensive care for rape survivors. Besides the care provided by a medical practitioner, a social worker provides psychosocial support, welcoming the patients and accompanying them to consultations. "Before the examination, the social worker counsels the patient to stabilize the symptoms and prepare her for the medical examination", Theresa Saday, an MSF social worker in Monrovia, explained. "after the examination, another counseling session is conducted to find out about the patient's family and whether they need protection. If they need it, we liaise with another organisation who can provide it". Medical-legal certificates are issued for every rape survivor who visits the health facilities. however, few patients decide to pursue legal action. "Many of our patients are illiterate, so it is very difficult for them to follow all the necessary steps", Saday said. "Many times, they don't know what they need to do to press charges, or they can't afford it, as it is an expensive process". In 2008, only four out of the total 771 victims MSF treated took their perpetrators to court. The judicial system is an ongoing source of frustration to the team. although seeking justice goes beyond MSF's medical mandate, health workers acknowledge that impunity may affect the way a rape victim deals with trauma after a sexual attack. "If they know the perpetrator and justice is not done, they feel afraid and powerless", said Huyskens, the MSF psychologist who worked in Liberia. "Justice is also a way of telling the victims that it is not their fault". As most rapes are committed by people known by the victim, impunity also means that they may be at risk of repeated attacks. Raped? Get Treatment Now!To raise awareness of rape and other health concerns in Bushrod Island, a drama group performs plays in the health facilities and in the community. in street markets and other popular locations, large groups of people gather to watch the performance and hear about the consequences of rape and the need to seek medical care. "We also do daily talks about sexual violence in the health facilities. What to do when a rape occurs? Most people in Liberia don't know what to do, where to go", said Saday. Billboards and t-shirts with the slogan 'Raped? Get treatment now'! also help to spread the message. After health promotion activities were expanded, the number of victims coming for care increased from an average of 26 to 60 per month. However, less than one-third arrived within 72 hours. "They feel ashamed, shocked. Disclosing the rape often leads to rejection from the husband, family or even community", said Jill Huberty, MSF psychologist in charge of the sexual violence program in Liberia. "So they are afraid. Normally an adult woman would only come for medical care when she has physical symptoms related to the rape". Many times, sexual violence is perpetrated by their own husbands, making it even harder to disclose. "Revealing that her own husband is forcing her to have sex is like speaking against the husband and covers her with shame", said Huberty. Sexual violence against children, however, triggers a different reaction. "Rape of children, especially young children, is more recognized as an immoral act by the population", Huberty said. 'In most cases, it is a relative, a neighbor or a friend who discovers the rape because the child is bleeding, walking differently or changing behavior. And it is this person who makes a decision to take the child to the health structure". In 2008, more than 70% of the survivors of sexual violence treated by MSF in Liberia were children. MSF has also influenced how medical-legal certificates are accepted in the country. Before, they could only be signed by doctors. MSF lobbied so that other health workers would also be allowed to issue the certificate, therefore ensuring that a shortage of doctors in medical facilities would not prevent medical certificates from being issued. today, courts in Liberia recognize a medical-legal certificate signed by any medical practitioner. In addition, by creating a model that works both as a legal certificate and an examination record, the teams in Liberia have simplified the process and avoided duplication. "We record the history with the patients' own words, what the medical person sees, like bruises, scars, and lacerations and mark everything on a picture", Huyskens said. 'It is objective and doesn't leave much room for mistakes, which made the team much more comfortable in working with it". As a result of lobbying efforts, the MSF medical-legal certificate was used as the basis for a new government-issued national medical certificate - called the national medical report - which is recognized throughout the country by Liberian law. Since October 2008, the new medical certificate has been used in all public health facilities that treat survivors of sexual violence. Read the full report: Shattered Lives
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In U.S. trading yesterday the markets experienced a pretty strong price reversal as short covering took control during the later part of the trading session. The short covering rally was led by a turnaround in the USD and equity markets which carried through to the oil complex after WTI dipped below $75/bbl on an intraday basis and bounced off of a key technical support level. That said the rally in US equity markets did not follow throughout all of the global equity markets (see below for more details) strongly suggesting that the upward move on Tuesday was more about short covering and not about any change in the underlying trend for most risk asset markets which remains to the downside. One slightly positive note for WTI is prices are above the low made in early August and could be forming a double bottom. Again it is much too early to say with any degree of confidence that oil prices have bottomed at the moment.
The US dollar Index is still in negative territory for the session and that coupled with a bullish API oil inventory report is keeping both Brent and WTI in positive territory ahead of the more widely followed EIA oil inventory report to be released at 10:30 AM EST. A news story out of Saudi Arabia yesterday got a bit lost in the overall noise that was permeating throughout the market. There were reports of clashes that injured 14 people in the oil rich eastern province (mostly Shiite population) that the Saudi government indicated was the work of an un-named foreign power...which is normally the code used by the Saudi's to indicate Iran as being the un-named country. The last time any issues arose in Saudi Arabia were back in March but were put down pretty quickly. So far this is not a big deal but certainly with the way the democracy revolution has evolved in other MENA countries, this is worth watching and putting Saudi Arabia back on the radar.
As demonstrated once again in yesterday's trading sessions (and into today so far) the external markets (currencies and equities) continue to be the main price drivers for the oil complex. All of the questions and concerns I have raised in the newsletter over the last week have not changed with the sovereign debt issues in Europe...or should I say the lack of a long lasting solution to the European debt problems so far...continues to be the main negative clouding overall risk asset markets. The next big event in Europe will come in the second half of November when the G20 meets again and is expecting to hear how Europe will once and for all solve the debt problems (hopefully).
This is not to say that the contracting economy in the US is not a big negative also but for the moment the market views Europe as a bigger problem. The market got a little more confidence knowing that at least someone is actually worry about the economy in the US as the Washington, DC politicians continue to position themselves for next year's elections. Fed Chairman Bernanke in his remarks to Congress yesterday indicated that the Fed would get even more aggressive if the economy warranted such action. The economy warranting more aggressive action could come sooner than later as the market awaits another snapshot of the horrible unemployment situation in the US on Friday morning with some of the pre-jobs reports hitting the media airwaves as early as this morning ...ADP data today and initial jobless claims tomorrow morning. These pre-reports have also been market movers of late and with some mediocre macroeconomic data coming out of Europe today any negativity will quickly derail the ongoing short covering rally. Overall the externals still point to a further slowing of the global economy.
The rally in US equities did not move uniformly around the globe as shown in the EMI Global Equity Index table below. In spite of a bit of a recovery in some bourses the EMI Index still lost about 0.23% over the last twenty four hours and remains in bear market territory for the year to date with a 23% loss. As has been the case all year the US Dow remains the only bourse in the Index that is not showing a double digit loss for the year or better put it remains the best of the worst. In the very short term with the US dollar in retreat and Europe and US equity futures now higher the externals are a positive for oil prices at the moment. That said the underlying trend still remains bearish.
The API data showed across the board declines in inventories versus most projections calling for an across the board build...including my projections. The API reported a large draw in crude oil inventories of about 3.1 million barrels... even with only a modest decline in imports and a 1% decline in refinery run rates. The API reported a significant draw in gasoline and a surprise draw in distillate fuel as refinery utilization rates decreased by 1.0% or more than the expectations.
The market was expecting a modest build in crude oil stocks and a smaller build in gasoline and distillate fuel inventories this week. The report is overall bullish and it has resulted in some light buying coming into the market since the data was released late yesterday afternoon. The API reported a draw of about 3.1 million barrels of crude oil with a 0.9 million barrel decline in Cushing and a draw of 0.5 million barrels in PADD 2 which is a negative for the Brent/WTI spread which continues to slowly retrace today. The bulk of the draw was in PADD 3 or the Gulf region showing a decline of about 5 million barrels. On the week gasoline stocks decreased by about 5.0 million barrels while distillate fuel stocks drew by about 2.0 million barrels.
With the financial and commodity markets still in a state of turmoil and uncertainty it is not clear if this week's oil inventory reports will have a major impact on price direction. At the moment with all of the financial uncertainty permeating around the global markets it is difficult to say if and when this week's report will impact the market or if it will continue to be a secondary price driver. The more widely watched EIA data will be released on Wednesday morning. I also want to caution that this week's data may still see some recovery from the pre-emptive shutdowns that took place ahead of TS Lee several weeks ago. The data could still show some surprises but be careful before jumping in based on this week's data until the market digests the information. I have based my projections based on the fact that US Gulf operations were normal all of last week (the report window).
My projections for this week's inventory reports are summarized in the following table. I am expecting an across the board build in inventories and a marginal increase in refinery utilization rates which should result in a negative or mildly bearish weekly fundamental snapshot. I am expecting a modest build in crude oil stocks with an increase in refinery utilization rates. I am expecting a modest build in gasoline inventories and a larger build in distillate fuel stocks. I am expecting crude oil stocks to increase by about 2.0 million barrels. If the actual numbers are in sync with my projections the year over year deficit of crude oil will still widen to about 16.8 million barrels while the overhang versus the five year average for the same week narrow to around 13.6 million barrels. My projection risk for crude oil is to the downside as stocks could have actually declined strongly over the last few weeks.
With refinery runs expected to increase by just 0.1% I am expecting a modest build in gasoline stocks as demand was likely flat at best last week. Gasoline stocks are expected to build by about 1.0 million barrels which would result in the gasoline year over year deficit narrowing to around 7.5 million barrels while the deficit versus the five year average for the same week will continue showing a modest surplus of about 6.2 million barrels.
Distillate fuel is projected to increase modestly by 1.4 million barrels on a combination an increase in production and a possible decline in exports. If the actual EIA data is in sync with my distillate fuel projection inventories versus last year will likely now be about 14.6 million barrels below last year while the overhang versus the five year average will remain around 8.0 million barrels.
The following table compares my projections for this week's report (for the categories I am making projections) with the change in inventories for the same period last year. As you can see from the table last year experienced an across the board decline in inventories including a strong decrease in refinery run rates. Thus based on my projections the comparison to last year will result in a restocking of inventories this year versus both last year and the five year average. As such I do expect modest changes in the year over year status if the actual numbers are in line with my projections.
For today I still have a bearish view as everything I look at and have discussed today and over the last week has not changed my view or the market conditions one bit. The market remains in a short to medium term downtrend and continues trading around the 30 second news snippets coming out of Europe. However, we are once again in a short covering rally mode which seems to happen almost every week only to see values sold into by the end of each week. So although I am still categorizing my view as bearish I will suggest that a bullish EIA report could support the rally even further. Bottom line I would still consider the medium term trend to be bearish until WTI prices are trading above the $80/bbl level on a sustainable basis.
With the short term weather forecast less of a bullish factor and with a forecast for yet another bearish EIA inventory report I have to keep my drivers at bearish. I know it sounds somewhat boring but it is very difficult to find something overly interesting to suggest the next price direction for Nat Gas for the short term...other than most likely lower. The only potential price driver will be Thursday's weekly EIA inventory injection report assuming the actual data is out of the range of the projections.
Currently as a new day of trading gets underway in the US markets are mostly higher as shown in the following table.
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I couldn't watch the game on my Direct Tv...it said it was "blacked out"...I guess they were talking about Tarik. Had to listen to Wolo for the blow-by-blow, he's a very nice guy and better at BB than football and that's all I'll say about that. So, there I am watching the Redskins with Wolo in the other ear and it sounds like we're being out rebounded by 100. Being a former Lucy League coach I knew that rebounding is way over rated and we would still win by double digits...proven right yet again. Our Princeton Dribble Dribble Non-Rebounding Offense may not have been sputtering on all cylinders but it was good enough to win and if Kingfish is happy...I'm happy. I love listening to Josh's post game interviews...it is a lost art to be able to talk so much and say so little. Admonishing Wolo for his comments on rebounding Josh rightfully told him it didn't matter about the rebounding... that we were still up by 4 at halftime. Told ya rebounding is over rated.
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First I would like to thank Dewey for all his assistance and information regarding AppNut and their products. all the reps I have dealt with here are excellent, and the ones I have not personally dealt with I see only positive things from in other posts. Now that my Bag licking is done, here goes.
This is my Cherry Pop'n Supplement log on AN. Finding time to update will be my biggest challenge as I usually am reading from my iphone when i have time, which makes posting a pain in the arse when it is a lot of typing.
It all started with HGH. I have a few buds that Cycle HGH and some who use all year round. I have read tons of information regarding HGH and will use one day. Right before joining AM, I was searching and reading reviews on various natty HGH/IGF and test boosters. My search quickly led me to APPNUT which in turn and thankfully lead me to Anabolicminds. As most know I suffer from severe arthritis. I went Paleo April 11 to Sept 12. This helped reduce swelling in a lot of my joints and helped remiss others. I have a fantastic naturopath and medical doctor (new) and have medical MJ prescribed which I use for pain and swelling management. I have not been on any Stimulants for over 3yrs or supplements for W/O in about a year.(purple K) I have just completed a 2 month SmartCleanse Detox.
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