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Generational influence and controlling impulses
By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/controlling-impulses/MY01921
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Nancy Klobassa Davidson, R.N., and Peggy Moreland, R.N.
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Nancy Klobassa Davidson is a registered nurse who has worked in diabetes education for 17 years. She is a certified diabetes educator (C.D.E.) and is currently in graduate school working on a Master of Science in nursing (M.S.N.) and health care education.Nancy works with adults who have type 1, type 2 and other forms of diabetes. Nancy is coordinator of the Diabetes Unit's intensive insulin therapy program within the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolism, & Nutrition at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. Nancy has worked extensively with insulin pump therapy and continuous interstitial glucose sensing.
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I'm a baby boomer, and a significant number of people in my generation have type 2 diabetes. As we've discussed before, here, lifestyle choices — along with age and heredity — can be predisposing factors for developing type 2 diabetes. Might the generation in which you grew up have a major impact on your chances of developing type 2 diabetes? Let's take a brief look at general descriptions of a few generations.
- Veterans. Those who grew up between 1925 and 1945 are noted as generally being respectful of authority, hardworking, conservative, supportive of hierarchy and disciplined.
- Baby boomers. Individuals born between 1946 and 1964 are said to value individualism, express creativity, be somewhat egocentric and have a strong work ethic. Television also heavily influenced this generation.
- Generation X. Those who grew up between 1965 and 1980 generally value self-reliance and a balance between work and a personal life. They are less loyal to corporate culture. They were often latch-key children and have experienced a lifetime of exposure to multiple technologies such as video games, cell phones and computers.
- Generation Y (or millennials). This generation grew up between 1980 and 2000. They were raised in structured, safe, multicultural environments and are accustomed to instantaneous technologies.
The baby boomer generation is known to be a bit self-centered, and subsequent generations have gotten used to immediate satisfaction from parents, technology, and society. It seems patience is a lost virtue today. Many people don't want to wait for anything and need instant gratification in all areas of life. Consider the following common choices that can inhibit diabetes management.
- Impulse shopping in the grocery store
- Snacking throughout the day
- Choosing to skip exercise rather than wait for a machine at the gym if it's being used
- Not preparing for a new event or life change; wanting to be told what to do and get on with it
- Wanting a magic pill that will take care of a problem without any personal change or discipline
- Not planning activities or exercise and taking the car because it's faster
The marshmallow experiment is a well-known experiment conducted by Walter Mischel at Stanford University in the 1960s. The experiment evaluated impulse control in a group of 4-year-olds. The children were given a marshmallow and promised another if they could wait 20 minutes before eating the first one. Some children could wait; others couldn't. Researchers followed the children into adolescence, and those with the ability to wait were better adjusted and scored higher in aptitude tests.
What do you think? Are there any valid points in my thought process today? Do you think generational influence plays a role in managing your diabetes?
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Rosa Brey of CCA says, "The Old Spanish Trail runs through two NCAs in western Colorado. We are excited to work with our community partners to bring this updated information on our great local resource to the public as part of our annual lecture series."
Jon Horn is a historian and archaeologist with over 30 years of experience working in all of the western states except Nevada. He is one of the founders of Alpine Archaeological Consultants in Montrose. He says, "I have had a long-term interest in the history and archaeology of Colorado and Utah and have been fortunate to be able to have worked on a large number of overland trails in addition to the Old Spanish Trail."
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-------- Ben, the advice given by Jeff Layton is sound. An alternative if you want to use PVFS for long term storage is to use multiple drives per IO node with redundancy on the IO node. That way if you lose a disk you don't lose data and don't lose availability. Might also get a little better performance. If you lose a NODE (like a MB or NIC) then the data becomes unavailable until you repair (or replace) the node but the data is not lost. Not high availability by any means, but at least secure. Another thing to consider is not striping all files across all IO nodes. If you have many IO nodes you can stripe data to a subset of the nodes, and randomly select which subset on a per file basis. Thus when a node goes down, not ALL files are affected - so you don't have to restore them all while you wait to repair the node. We currently have in the works an on-top redundancy library for PVFS. This is a parity-on-close scheme. The library saves room in the file for parity (using a RAID4 or RAID5 scheme) and when you close the file, the parity is calculated and stored. The parity is not used at all during normal file reads and writes, so the effect on performance is minimal. A utility is provided to recover a file if you lose a node by reading the parity and rebuilding the lost blocks. Data being written at the time the node fails is not secure. In fact files being written at failure time are not secure - so you should use copies if you can. Once again, this isn't a general-purpose solution. There's no fail-over. But it does make it a lot less likely to lose data. I expect this to become available in several weeks - if you are interested let me know and I'll keep you in mind for alpha and beta testing. Finally, the current development on PVFS version 2 will include mechanisms for file redundancy (probably mirroring) supported by the servers (with fail-over and stuff) and certainly anyone interested in contributing ideas or man-power to THAT effort should contact us. Walt > I see that PVFS stripes data, but it seems there is no fault > tolerance. That is, a node goes down, and your data is not available. So, > although IDE drives are pretty reliable, the chance of data loss from a > PVFS system is essentially the chance of a single node (disk) going down > times the number of nodes in the PVFS file space. Not so good. So, yeah, > I buy a large capacity tape drive. But even then, do I have to look at > restoring the *entire* PVFS volume, which could be very large (say 20 nodes > times 30gb) just for loosing one node? Odds are, losing a disk is "when", > not "if". > > -Ben Ransom > UC Davis -- Dr. Walter B. Ligon III Associate Professor ECE Department Clemson University
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Telecommunications in the United Arab Emirates is under the control and supervision of the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) which was established under UAE Federal Law by Decree No. 3 of 2003.[1] From 1976 to 2006 the Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat) was the sole telephone and telecommunications provider for the UAE.[2] And while there were exceptions for free zones and modern housing developments, for the majority of the UAE, Etisalat held a monopoly on business and personal telecommunications services. In February 2006 this monopoly became a duopoly when a new telephone company and Internet Service Provider, du was established to offer mobile services across the UAE and Internet and TV services to some free zone areas.[2] Earlier du provided triple play services to free zone areas under the name Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (EITC), which is still its legal name.
Telecommunication infrastructure[edit]
- Land lines: 1.825 million, 61st in the world (2011)
- Mobile cellular: 11.727, 66th in the world (2011)
- Blackberry users: 730,000 with 480,000 subscribed to Etisalat and about 250,000 with du (2010)[4]
- System: modern fiber-optic integrated services; digital network with rapidly growing use of mobile-cellular telephones; key centers are Abu Dhabi and Dubai
- Domestic: microwave radio relay, fiber optic and coaxial cable
- International: linked to the international submarine cable FLAG (Fiber-Optic Link Around the Globe); landing point for both the SEA-ME-WE-3 and SEA-ME-WE-4 submarine cable networks; satellite earth stations - 3 Intelsat (1 Atlantic Ocean and 2 Indian Ocean) and 1 Arabsat; tropospheric scatter to Bahrain; microwave radio relay to Saudi Arabia
- Country code: 971
Broadcast media:[3]
- Except for the many organizations now operating in Dubai's Media Free Zone, most TV and radio stations remain government-owned; widespread use of satellite dishes provides access to pan-Arab and other international broadcasts (2007)
- Radio broadcast stations: AM 13, FM 7, shortwave 2 (1998)
- Radios: 820,000 (1997)
- Television broadcast stations:
- Televisions: 743,133 (est. 2004),[6] 310,000 (1997)
- Subscribers: 3,604,065 or 70% of the population (2011)
- Service Providers (ISPs): 2, Etisalat and du (2008)
- Hosts: 337,804 (2012)
- Top-level domain: .ae (see also: .ae Domain Administration)
Internet censorship[edit]
Internet filtering in the UAE was listed as pervasive in the social and Internet tools areas, as substantial in the political area, and as selective in the conflict/security area by the OpenNet Initiative in August 2009.[7] The UAE has been listed as "Under Surveillance" by Reporters Without Borders since 2008.[8]
The United Arab Emirates censors the Internet using Secure Computing's solution. The nation's ISPs Etisalat and du (telco) ban pornography, politically sensitive material, all Israeli domains,[9] and anything against the perceived moral values of the UAE. All or most VoIP services are blocked. The Emirates Discussion Forum (Arabic: منتدى الحوار الإماراتي), or simply uaehewar.net, has been subjected to multiple censorship actions by UAE authorities.[10]
TRA [11] instructs Etisalat and du to block parts of Wikipedia, all VoIP services such as Skype and SIP based services[12] and some social networking services like hi5, Friendster, and all dating sites like Yahoo! Personals and Match.com.[13] For political reasons, the entire Israeli internet domain, .il, is also blocked. Pro-Israeli content which does not use the "*.il" domain, however, is accessible (e.g. jpost.com - the website of the Jerusalem Post).[14] A 2005 study, before du was established, also showed Etisalat sometimes block websites relating to the Bahá'í Faith.[15]
Broadcast media censorship[edit]
On 16 November 2007 Tecom stopped broadcast of two major Pakistani satellite news channels, uplinked from Dubai Media City, which was initially marketed by Tecom under the tagline "Freedom to Create." The Dubai government ordered Tecom to shut down the popular independent Pakistani news channels Geo News and ARY One World on the demand of Pakistan's military regime led by General Pervez Musharraf. This was implemented by du Samacom disabling their SDI and ASI streams. Later policy makers in Dubai permitted these channels to air their entertainment programs, but news, current affairs and political analysis were forbidden. Although subsequently the conditions were removed, marked differences have since been observed in their coverage. This incident has had a serious impact on all organizations in the media city with Geo TV and ARY OneWorld considering relocation.[16][17][18]
See also[edit]
- ^ About TRA Archived 12 June 2008 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ a b American.edu - UAE ICT - Telecommunication Infrastructure, Regulation and Liberalization
- ^ a b c "United Arab Emirates", The World Factbook, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, retrieved 16 February 2013
- ^ Misuse of instant messaging services punishable by law
- ^ "Arab Media Outlook 2011-2015". 2012. pp. 168–170.
- ^ "United Arab Emirates", Hutchinson country facts, TV, Broadband & Phone, retrieved 16 February 2013
- ^ ONI Country Profile: United Arab Emiates, OpenNet Initiative, 7 August 2009
- ^ Internet Enemies, Reporters Without Borders (Paris), 12 March 2012
- ^ "ONI Country Profile: United Arab Emirates", OpenNet Initiative, 7 August 2009
- ^ "First Communiqué In UAE Against TRA For Forum Blocking. UAE Government Should Give Reasons and Lift Blocking", Cairo 16 March 2010, The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information
- ^ ArabianBusiness.com - TRA outlines Illegality of VoIP unblocking site
- ^ ArabianBusiness.com - Thousands lose cheap calls as Du blocks Skype
- ^ ArabianBusiness.com - UAE censor targets Facebook, Myspace
- ^ OpenNet Initiative - Internet Filtering in the United Arab Emirates in 2004-2005: A Country Study
- ^ "Internet Filtering in the United Arab Emirates in 2004-2005: A Country Study", Reports - Case Studies - 2005, OpenNet Initiative, 2005
- ^ Gulf News - Pakistani TV channels may move out of Dubai Media City
- ^ Gulf News - Geo TV also plans to move out of Dubai
- ^ NDTV.com - Geo TV hints at options outside of Dubai
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1. Do you need your cash? If so, leasing makes sense, because usually you will put less money down than if you buy. In many cases, dealers will waive a down payment. You need only come up with $1,000 to $2,000 for fees, the first month's payment, and a refundable security deposit. Sales tax is usually paid monthly as part of the payment. Dealers often will allow you to roll many of the fees into the monthly payment as well by adding them to the price you pay for the car. If you buy a car and finance it, you could easily have to put 10% of the purchase price down as well as 6% to 8% sales tax -- perhaps $9,000 on a $50,000 car. You are building up equity, but current cash needs may be more pressing.
2. How often do you want a new car? Leasing is attractive for people who want new wheels every three years or so. It saves you the hassle of selling your cars, and allows you to move from car to car with relatively steady low monthly outlays and low down payments. But don't lease if you like to buy a new car every year. Ditto if you like to buy one every seven or eight years. A purchase allows you to either buy a new car impulsively when you have a cash windfall or to forestall a purchase, nursing your old car along, if your income drops. With a lease, you lose a good deal of control over those decisions. If you foresee owning the same car for seven years or more, you'll save money by buying. That's because with a lease, you walk away from a car just when depreciation slows and -- under long-term financing -- equity begins to build.
3. How much do you drive? Check your odometer. It's been keeping track of your driving habits for you. The ideal lease customer drives 15,000 miles a year and maintains a car in good condition. (Fifteen thousand is the average yearly amount you are allowed in most leases. Anything above that and you have to pay extra.) If you drive substantially less, you may be paying for depreciation you are not causing. You ought to think about buying. If you drive substantially more and still want to lease, you should negotiate the cost of the additional miles up front. After the end of the lease, many leasing companies charge 15 to 20 cents a mile for the additional miles you have driven, compared with 10 cents a mile if you buy them up front.
4. Do you use your car for business purposes? If you are deducting a portion of your car's depreciation from your taxes, you will be able to deduct substantially more if you lease. Interest paid on loans to purchase a car is not deductible. But when you lease, you can deduct depreciation as well as the implicit financing costs. The IRS does, however, limit depreciation deductions for certain luxury cars.
5. Do you worry about your car's resale value? If you routinely cart around carpools of kids, a few dogs and lawn maintenance equipment, there's a good chance you will inflict some damage on the car's interior, which you may have to pay for later when you turn it in. So, if you're hard on your car, leasing may not be right for you. Ironically, you should also consider buying if you keep your car in immaculate condition. That way you can build up some equity and take advantage of its spotless interior or any improvements you've made when it comes time to sell. But, keep in mind, one of the advantages of leasing is that you get to lock in a resale value now. All those lease agreements mean lots of used luxury cars will turn over in two years, depressing the market value of all of them. If you worry about your car's resale value, leasing can provide some security.
6. How stable is your life? If you foresee a move, kids, a divorce or a new job, and you don't have a clear idea where you will be in two or three years, don't lease. The money you save on a low down payment and low monthly outlays could be wiped out if you have to terminate early. When you cancel your lease early you typically owe all remaining payments minus allowances for the depreciation that hasn't happened yet. Basically, you should be almost certain you can stick with the terms of the lease before you sign on the dotted line.
7. Do you trust the company you would be leasing from? When you buy, you don't have to trust the bank. You just need its money. But leasing means you are entering a complex financial relationship with a company. It's best to lease from an auto maker or a large leasing company with a substantial interest in repeat business. And check to see if your lease includes gap coverage, which protects you if your car is stolen or totaled. Most major leasing companies provide it. Also make sure you have a purchase option at a fixed price. Walk away from leases that don't offer both.
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Emeril's Restaurant
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We are foodies and decided to take the opportunity to partake of all three (Emeril's New Orleans, NOLA and Emeril's Delmonico's). Emeril's New Orleans which had and extraordinary wine list and a broad selection of culinary delights revealed staff that were very attentive and unobtrusive. The noise level was typical of many US restaurants in that it was quite loud but not so as to prevent table discussion. The food served to all four of us was very good but not over the top. The soup I ordered was flat and required seasoning well beyond the faux elegance of the fresh pepper routine.
Service was efficient. Glasses of water were always topped. Food arrived quickly. I didnt know that there was no one designated waiter for the table. The waiter that poured waiter was different from the one who took our order was different from the one who served the food was different from the one who brought the bill. so i was confused whom to ask a question. Although it is casual customers were semi formally dressed. The acoustics of the room allow you to hear the sound of every conversation to one loud noisy blur. The food was delicious. It is just a little overpriced for me. The cheapest entrees should have been priced in the low and not mid twenties. The fetuccini pasta was delicious.
Lived here for 12 years and had great meals at NOLA and Delmonica many times, but this was the best - and it was our first time dining there.
will never disappoint. do not miss this restaurant. have never had a bad meal and the service is impeccable. the lively atmosphere makes for a fun night!
I attended a special event here a few years ago and now make sure that I hit Emeril's every time I am in NOLA. My favorite is the Chicken and Waffles on the lunch menu and the banana cream pie on the dessert menu. That is the best dessert I've ever had!! Seriously. The service is fantastic. Everyone is very helpful and friendly. Wonderful!!
Food and drink was wonderful. Service - thanks to George (Jorge) - was exceptional. What an attentive server. Restaurant was a little loud but not the restaurant's fault. Reservation for 7:15pm was very late. Was seated by 8pm. Not so crazy about that.
Here we are at a great looking eatery in the Warehouse area of New Orleans, the centre of American Jazz and Blues, and we are listening to the chatter of a hundred dinners and waiters. The food is fantastic, thanks to the Toronto Chef, and the décor is typical N.O. warehouse reno with exposed bricks and pipes. What a great selection of wines available! Take your time with the wine list telephone book though, you don't want to miss that special wine you could never find in the store. Everything was great, the service, the location, ( a bit of a detour from the French Quarter but still walkable) but...they could of had a small trio or a piano or even some background blues CD playing. I guess they are tired of music everywhere you turn.
Probably our 5th trip here over more than 10 yrs and it seems to be getting better! Awesome tuna lettuce cups with pork belly and fresh jalapeños. I had the Swordfish special and my wife ordered the andouille crusted drum. Both excellent though the drum was a bit rich. Also filled up on the fabulous rolls, so no room for desert. We'll return the next time we're in NOLA .
Our party of 3 foodies went to Emeril's and savored a fabulous meal!!! Scallops with sweet potatoes, n ham were amazing. Grilled pork chop with green mole knocked it out of the park, and chicken stuffed with boudin was crazy great. Love the flavors of these creative dishes n somebody is having fun putting them together. Definitely will keep Emeril's on our list of go-tos in NOLA.
My husband and I have had two great experiences there at Emeril's! Loved the servers and everything about it! Ermeril's is a must go and eat restaruant in New Orleans, LA!
I have eaten at an Emeril restaurant and with my brother traveling cross country he needed to try the most amazing flavors that Emeril creates...and it didn't disappoint this trip. This restaurant is the whole package with food and ambiance. My favorite item was the filet on a potato latka, brie cheese and blueberry reduction on top of the filet...amazing...the perfect bit!
I usually have mixed feelings about going to celebrity chefs restaurants, but our visit to Emeril's was excellent. We got there early and had a short wait at the bar. The wait staff was attentive without being overbearing. The pace was just about perfect and the food was outstanding. A great evening out!
The swordfish was moist and delicious and served over a crab cake. It was presented with an artistic flair. The wine list was extensive. The chocolate soufflé was excellent. The service was impeccable. I highly recommend it.
We had a quiet lunch for two. We asked for our reservations to be moved up 30 mins and they were very accommodating. My husband had fried chicken and waffles a local speciality which he liked and would recommend. I had the 3 course lunch for $22 which was excellent especially for the price: seafood gumbo, trout over okra stew, and chocolate peanut butter pie big enough to share. would definitely go there again. Noise level at lunch was perfect for conversation.
Amazed by the different and wonderful flavors you sense! Great Job!
Dinner at Emeril's is always a great experience. First visited 20 years ago and food is just as delicious. Service is the best. My favorite is the pork chop with soufflé for dessert. Will visit next time in town.
Overall great vibe for my business/pleasure dinner. The quail was delicious, if just small enough for me to want a bit more. Stuffing was interesting with herbs and flavors without taking over my conversation. My husband's pork chop reminded me Emerile loves pork. Looked and tasted delicious. He keeps the food interesting without being overly fussy which I think is a common problem in celebrity chef establishments. The service was attentive but didn't bug us ever two seconds. I remember a great evening, great food and compliments from my business colleagues without everyone having to dissect every flavor. I like great food without having to work at it and Emeril's hits the mark dead on.
Every restaurant should get a bye if you have had good meals in the past. The fish special was average and the drum was way too filling. Thankfully the banana creme saved the day. After their remodel, it's way too noisy if it's busy.
Had a wonderful time and enjoyed the pre-game atmosphere. Great food and service.
Never a disappointment having a business meeting over lunch at Emeril's. A short hike from the convention center. Extraordinary food & attentive service. We only had 40 min avail for lunch & they were able to make the experience feel perfectly timed. Noise level is just high enough to discuss business without the next table hearing every detail. Still dreaming about the food!
Have been to the other Emeril restaurants and they are all wonderful. I was in New Orleans with my husband for a meeting and reserved Emerils for an early dinner at 6pm. I must say, the scallops I order were some of the best I have ever had and my husband had a chicken dish that he said was great. The service was terrific and our waiter was attentive. Can't wait to go back on another trip.
Everything about the experience was exceptional. Staff was extraordinary - no rush to get through the meal. We ate all the courses and took about 2 1/2 hours to complete. Emeril's Banana Cream pie was best ever!
I'm a celiac and I had the best fish Drum with sauce that I have ever tasted.I usually cannot have sauces..My husband raved about hisfood too. The Creme Brulee was excellent as well and got it gluten free as well. Major pleasure at this restaurant. Thank you
Had the good fortune of sitting near the kitchen which was not distracting but enjoyable. The staff was attentive and openly friendly. Food was very good. House salad was notable as the red peppers added a great twist. Scallops were excellent. My seafood fettuccine was a bit too oily for me but very flavor-able.
My fiancée and I took my parents-my mom lives Emeril and all the Food Network cooks/chefs. It was fantastic, great service and food!
Each time we visit New Orleans, the first reservation we make is to Emeril's It consistently provides excellent food,serviceNd ambiance.
Despite not finding Emerils on any of the top ten lists (and having been sorely disappointed with Emerils Delmonico) this was the best dining experience of our week in New Orleans. Everything was first rate from the moment we walked in the door. The staff was attentive and informed and the food was exceptional-creative, regional, delicious and fairly priced. We will return.
The food was great, every bite was an aww moment. The service was the best I have ever had.
Second experience dining here, equal to first, meaning outstanding! Wonderful food excellent service. Ron
The service was quite nice and our waiter was pleasent. The meal was a little expensive for what we got but you can't always have fried chicken from Popeyes. The overall setting was nice but we felt the wine selection was overwhelming.
I've always been a fan of Emeril's so couldn't pass up the chance to go. It's not the first time I've eaten at one of his restaurants so I knew what to expect. I am a foodie so I knew it would be good but maybe not so adventurous and that was ok. The food was outstanding, loved the jerked quail and the banana pie the best for me. We worked our way from appetizers to dessert including a salad so enjoyed trying out lots of different foods and sharing them with my husband who chose a completely different set. What I didn't expect was the amazing service. And that was fun to have good food and polished service. I think this is a perfect restaurant where you can expect great food with some adventure that everyone can appreciate.
The staff was very professional and friendly. have wanted to go to Emerils for years, but hadn't had the chance so when I was lucky enough to be in a hotel right next to it I couldn't pass up the opportunity. I even took my 9 and 12 year old with me and they had a blast. the food was top notch and I look forward to going again
I went there with my brothers in our last night in New Orleans. Food was great and so was the service. And all of us thought the prices were fair. The modern decoration and open kitchen is great. Everyone that goes to NO should stop by for a dinner there.
We went with another couple to New Orleans. We had dined at Emeril's pre-Katrina and remembered it to be a very good dining experience. So when asked by the other couple about a special place, we went out on a limb and recommended Emeril's. The new and improved Emeril's was beyond our expectations. Food was great and the wine list perfect. We will be back and bring more couples. I did like that they called to confirm our reservation and then followed up with a text message. We arrived slightly early but were seated immediately.
You can't go wrong with Emiril's in New Orleans! Good food; excellent service!
We always eat at Emeril's when we visit the Big Easy. They are wonderful and second only to Commander's Palace in service, which was outstanding. We love it.
We were only in New Orleans for a few days, but knew we had to make time for this restaurant. The staff was friendly, smooth and efficient. We sat at the Chef's Food Bar with a view of the kitchen so we could watch them work and maybe pick up a thing or two while dining. Even the kitchen staff (we were there early for lunch and they were not real busy) answered our questions and were very friendly. The food was top notch. I will make this a regular stop when in NOLA.
Just had lunch here. Service is some of the best we've ever experienced. The décor and open kitchen atmosphere was fantastic! Started with calamari (we liked), the bbq salmon which was cooked perfectly and flavorful and the chicken and waffles (nice spicy sauce but the chicken was dry, the waffles and coleslaw were basic). Overall, satisfied, even though prices are a bit high, but it was a lovely experience.
Everything about our visit to Emeri's was beautiful. The staff and service were courteous, professional, and helpful. They knew it was our honeymoon and offered us a complimentary starter to whet our appetite! The facility was tastefully designed and decorated with great views of the kitchen. We loved the "tiled" archway framing the kitchen made of different types of dried foods (beans, pastas, etc). Our meals were everything you'd expect from an establishment like this, a superb blend of flavors, aromas, and textures presented artistically. Certainly one of the best dining experiences we had in NOLA on our honeymoon!
We love the food network, and enjoy the cooking shows. I made reservations and was not disappointed! I had the pecan crusted chicken breast with sweet potato fries and stuffing. Simply delicious!
The service was impeccable. Wonderful ambience and the food was delicious as always.
Loved emeril's in new orleans. This is his flagship restaurant and it was fabulous. Great service and great food. Would return in a heartbeat.
It was just excellent. I have lived in the city my whole life and have eaten at other Emeril's but not the original. It was just excellent. For the quality of the food and drinks I thought the prices were a steal. Everything was just excellent. I had calamari with pepper jelly, and it was excellent, the andouille crusted drum was to die for, and the chocolate souffle is so worth the wait. We will return again and again.
Want to be treated like a queen or king? That is what it is like eating at Emeril's. You water glass is never empty plus is exchanged for fresh during dinner. Service is exceptional, food was great. It was a pleasure to eat there.
52 years in this earth and it was by far the best meal I've ever eaten.
From the starters to the dessert everything was PERFECT! MUST TRY IF YOU ARE IN NEW ORLEANS.
The food was great but the rib-eye,five bites and your done for $48 that is a rip off.
Went with our group as a year end supper. Food was well presented and all enjoyed their selection. The red wine suggested by the server was a Pinot Noir which was perfect for our food selections.
Extremely popular, with crowds. We made reservations in advance and received a courtesy phone reservation, very nice. Food was very good; the smoked shrimp appetizer with an unbelievable sauce, to die for. Service was outstanding: a team of servers, kept things moving, without making us feel rushed. Great job, maitre d'! A must do in NOLA!
Very pleasant and friendly staff and environment The food was great although rich Loved the location of the restaurant and the decor Would go again and would highly recommend ut


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Unions are organized crime, plain and simple.
Let us hope the hard working Americans sue these thieves right back. It is going to be a hard long slog, but we have to start somewhere to take this country back. And when these lawsuits do happen, I hope we remember to support the victims when they fight back.


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Finding system information from the command line
At Your Command
The command line provides a plethora of information that you cannot obtain from the desktop.
The command line is an interface designed to give you full control over the system when you are logged in as root. Because information is needed for control, it's not surprising that the average free desktop contains dozens of commands designed to tell you exactly what is happening on your system. In fact, many commands give you so much more information than you could possibly be interested in that you might be tempted to shout, "Overshare!" in much the same tones you did when your roommate last gave you a play-by-play account of his or her most recent date.
To start, I will talk about some of the commands that can reveal most of the information you will likely want about your system. Many have no direct desktop equivalent, but if you are trying to manage a system, on however small a scale, you should find them useful.
Note that many of these commands are not available from everyday accounts. If you try one of them and the system claims that it does not exist, trying logging in as root or starting the command with sudo, and you should be in business.
General System Information
The most basic command for system information is uname, which gives you a grab bag of information about the system (Figure 1). Although you can choose which pieces of information to display, usually it is easier to simply list everything uname can give you by typing uname -a.
Uname's output with the -a option is a single line with information separated by spaces. From left to right, the information is the general name of the kernel, the name of your machine, the kernel version and when it was compiled, your processor type, and the operating system you are using.
If you want to know what kernel modules are in use, the command is lsmod – with no options (Figure 2). In fact, the command is so simple that it doesn't even have a man page. All lsmod does is list each kernel module, its size, and the modules that refer to it.
Memory Usage
On a modern system, hard drive space and system memory are less pressing concerns than they were five years ago. Still, enough songs and pictures can fill even the largest hard drive, and you do not need to go far into animation or sound mixing before you find yourself at the limits of both types of memory. Fortunately, you have several commands to help you track memory usage.
For hard drive memory, the basic command is df (short for disk space free). The command by itself lists memory on all partitions, or you can specify which partitions to display. To refine the command further, you can use the switch -type=[filesystem] and display only those partitions formatted with a particular filesystem, such as ext3 or ReiserFS. Another useful switch is -H, which displays in so-called "human-readable" form – for example, it would display a size of 269377692 as 270G (gigabytes) instead.
Whatever options you choose, df displays the total amount of space on the hard drive, the space used as both an amount and a percentage of the whole, the space free, and where each partition is mounted (Figure 3).
In contrast, system memory is the RAM combined with the size of the swap partition, which you can discover with the free command (Figure 4). Just as with the df command, you can specify how memory statistics are displayed, but, in the case of free, you use either the option -m for megabytes or -g for gigabytes (options -k for kilobytes and -b for bytes are available, too, but neither is likely to get much use these days). Also, you might want to use -t to add a line to the output containing totals.
If you are seriously tracking memory usage, then -s[SECONDS] updates the results at the interval given by .
Partition Information
The quickest source of information about how your hard drives are divided comes from displaying the contents of /etc/fstab. For example, on the machine I use, entering the command less /etc/fstab produces the results shown in Figure 5.
From this information, I can quickly see that I have seven hard drive partitions (including one for Windows that isn't listed because I don't use it on /dev/sda1 and excluding /dev/sda3, which is an extended partition and therefore less important than the partitions that exist on it) and where each is mounted, the filesystem used to format each one, and the options with which each is mounted. To understand the filesystems, look for the -t option entry in the man page for the mount command. The -o option man page entry will give you a basic crib for the mounting options.
Should you want to know specifically what the swap partition on your system is doing, you can use the command swapon -s to see its size and how much of it is currently in use (Figure 6).
For more detailed information about all partitions, experienced users usually rely on the fdisk -l command (Figure 7). Although fdisk is the same basic command for creating and deleting partitions, you shouldn't be concerned – with the -l switch, it only displays where each partition starts and ends and how it is formatted. The command has the advantage over displaying /etc/fstab in that it shows the extended, as well as any unmounted, partitions.
However, even the venerable fdisk pales beside GNU Parted, the partition editor that comes with most distributions these days. If you enter the command parted, you start the application's own shell (Figure 8), which has its own set of basic commands. By entering help, you can get a full list of these commands, but the one you want here is print.
The result is not only information about your hard drive's characteristics, but also each partition type (i.e., extended or logical) and any flags that might be on it, such as which one is marked as bootable. When you have the information you want, type quit to leave Parted's shell and return to Bash.
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William L. Davis IIIDirector, Chairman of Corporate Governance & Nominating Committee and Member of Audit Committee, Marathon Petroleum Corporation |
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Mr. William L. Davis, III, served as the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (also known as Donnelley RR & Sons Co.) from 1997 to February 2004 and served its President from 2001 to February 2004. Mr. Davis retired from RR Donnelley in February 2004. Mr. Davis held a variety of positions with Emerson Electric Company from 1977 to 1997, including the position of President of two of its subsidiaries, Appleton Electric Company and Skil ...
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How to use a healthy diet to supplement your workout routine
Men and women who have successfully adopted healthy lifestyles know full well that combining exercise with a healthy diet is the key to getting and staying healthy. Simply visiting the gym won't work if it's not coupled with a healthy diet.
But many people incorrectly assume that a healthy diet is one devoid of taste. That simply isn't true. In fact, a healthy diet does not necessarily restrict foods, but how frequently some of those riskier foods can be consumed. The following are some of the steps men and women can take to ensure their workouts aren't losing their effectiveness due to unhealthy eating habits.
• Start the day off with a healthy breakfast. Many foods make healthy breakfast options, including fruit and whole-grain cereals. Unfortunately, on-the-go men and women often reach for what's readily available, and what's readily available isn't necessarily healthy. Avoid breakfast sandwiches that are high in fat and calories, and avoid eating fried foods for breakfast.
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Glad your surgery went well, have a quick recovery, Ed
Yes,was a super job,they replace my Aorta Valve using my artery from the groin,they reach my heart from there,and watch everything on the monitors..science fiction on HD he he -_-
So Mr.-Get-Even-With-The-Rascal. Where is your entry in my writer's group? I am looking forward to it!
Noel,I'm sorry for my 'vanish' but I had a serious problems on my heart,surgery,replace a valve and all that jazz,now I'm BAAAAAAAAAAAACK !!!!! tomorrow I'll finish with the test,EKG,MRI,ULTRASOUND and everything,so get ready to fight little rascal -_-
I will try to help out my favorite ol'timer before I become one myself any day now;P Listen Adolfo- anytime you need a hand posting to the Lounge- give me a hoot..either by mail or my message board.....it will be my pleasure... sweet dreams hun xxx
DID THAT NOW ADOLFO.... SEE HOW GREAT YOU LOOK .... RIGHT HERE...(SCROLL A LITTLE).... http://groups.bluecanvas.com/BLUE/forum/post/2997/page/40
..you are the sweetes peach on the valley of Angels...Thank you much Rosie...STILL'THE BEST' FRIEND ...and I love you new 'aborigine' face -_-
Thanks for the stars my dear genius.
...look who is talking...???...there is ONLY ONE GENIUS HERE,AND THAT IS YOU..so I can be you granpa..so shut the...yellow submarine !!!! ;-)
Katsushika Hokusai(1760-1849) " Great Wave"....One of my favorite Japanese prints :)
...well ..you just mention 'the master of that time on Japan',he was obsess with Mount Fuji,and "the wave' is on the Kanagawa side of the Mout,I like the simplicity of his work and details...thank you Paul -_-
Thank You... I learn something new everyday:) Let me know how your Japanese studies go-sounds like fun =)
Thank you for the visit and the stars!
...I really enjoy walk in to you gallery Ezra....and I want to see more of the talent you have...please ??? .;-)
Adolfo, thanks for all the stars, look forward to seeing new works of yours, Ed
you welcome Ed,hope you are ok..I took a 'sabatical break' he he ....soon I'll jump on thrack again ;-)
I hope you are doing ok Hon !
tomorrow I'll tell you in private,all the storm that came to my door in the last week sweet Bern...but not complain ...like good Quijote....let the Molinos keep caming...got the right escudero and my sweet Dulcinea still by my side....see you en la 'posada' de Maese Pedro... -_-
...y tapas...ha ha con pata negra y manchego,mas hugs y mas besos y rojo de Rioja y mas hugs y besos arza guapa !!...
Nice to see your blurb again! :)
...all my blurb are super-honest.....but this one came from the center of my heart to my lovely litle BC family.....
Wlcome back Adolfo
Thank you David...I'll stop by your place soon....I got to many thing to take caro of ...but I NEVER let my friends down -_-
Thank you so much for taking the time to visit and for all of your comments, Adolfo. I see you're from Buenos Aires. I've been dreaming of going there for years...with my camera. Will be back after the day job to enjoy more of your work. Take care, my friend!
Think about London,Paris,Madrid,Rome and all the big city of the last two century...because Buenos Aires was made by Europeans..before the "LA GRAN GUERRA"...(1914-19)....and you are welcome on my gallery anytime -_-
..and a LOT'S of poke.....but you can keep it both...and the reason is very simple...I feel like I find a lost puppy....took my hat and run away and few times a day...dare to poke mi in a provocative way...like is no more then a tender way to said..."hey..it is me...came and get it." and I just love it.....don't you never ever stop do that....please -_-
Darling Aldofo! You look so marvelous! Driving to met up with someone I understood in this image.... just handsome!!
Hello! Our first critique is today : http://groups.bluecanvas.com/Professional-Critique/forum/post/2680 I hope you will be able to attend! It is from 2-5pm EST. I hope to see you there!
Have you checked out the lounge?
No,why..??.do I miss something..?...'cause I'm sooooo out of 'tune'....I just check out the hospital and I'm an old fart -_-
Thank you for the star and comment my friend =)
no,is not ok,but I distract myself now returning messages...is a help at my depress...need to get out of this hole somehow...thank you dear Mandi
Excellent work Mr.Adolfo ! ! !
Ivan,I'm sorry but this week as been a rollercoaster,I stop rigth now to let you know that I'm impress by the "insane' amount of stars-comment and you support,but I have to go,tomorrow or the next day I'll take special care of you,thank you much for walk my gallery,on my agenda you are the # 1,and I'm a man of words.
Can I come and visit you sometimes? I love your blurb... so true!
Allison,I got a entire cottage waiting for you...with a pets..(a litle puppy and a parrot ) ...the old kitchen with this old floor made out of ancient bricks....lot of litle windows and countless pot and plants..surrounded by sycamores and pines...and a never stop running creek by the shades of a very higth redwoods full of bird and curious 'bambi' litle deer.........feel free to stop by whenever happen to be on the neighbourhood......That will be my honour -_-
Fortinero it has been a while since I viewed your art,it keeps getting better and better,amazing colors and emotion it gives me the feeling of Miles Davis music was transformed into paintings...salu to you Fortinero!
WOW...my man...MILES is "THE' player..thank you bud,I'm spechless,I read your blurb and is soo fucking emotional dude....I don't know what and how to said Mario...but I'll NEVER forgot your support...and I'm a man of word...SALUD !!!...yo no tomo mas porque estoy muy enfermo,pero con vos ...me tomo una chelita seguro !!!
well...me I 'see the showcase'..perhaps..?...by de way ..is 'THAT' an avatar, a tatoo... a Fenix-like sing...or else...??
There are several shots of my hats in my Portraits and OTHER albums. And the current avatar is me wearing the phoenix tattoo design my best friend created for me. But it was drawn with a sharpie.
Before you settle down you should put on your hat and do a happy dance.
well my dear Morraha this happend the 26 (Monday) and I don't have a REAL time to rest yet...I'm sooooooo happy...
Fantastic! Now are YOU the long lost brother or are THEY the long lost siblings? For some reason, I have a feeling that Adolfo was the prodigal son ;P
yeah...is a long story I'm gettin courage to wrote a few lines ..explain to all my friends on BC what happen and how...is coming -_-
Oh I am so very pleased and so very happy for you!!! Adolfo!!! Can't wait to hear more about your re-connecting to your family... so wonderful!
Allison I can't describe my happiness,but I'll find time probably tonigth and let you guys know what and how happen, thank you my dear friend -_-
Dear Adolfo! May you be happy and peaceful; may you take care of yourself with joy; may you be strong and healthy. I have you in thoughts and prayers...... let gratitude fill your days!
aaawww...you are so sweet dear Karen...I don't deserve such amount of love...I guess after all I'm a lucky guy...thank you dear -_-


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Sri Lanka Govt seeks UN assistance to ensure release of children held by LTTE |
Wednesday, 10 September 2008 | |
Statement by Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha, Secretary to the Ministry of Disaster Management and Human Rights, during the Interactive Dialogue following the statement of Ms. Radhika Coomaraswamy, Special Representative of the Secretary General for Children and Armed Conflict. Sri Lanka thanks the Special Representative for her yeoman service with regard to the protection of children victimized by armed conflict. In particular, I think Sri Lanka owes the commitment of the LTTE last October to raise their minimum age of recruitment to 18, as she notes in her Annual Report, to her forthright condemnation last year, at this very forum, of LTTE violation of national and international law in that respect. Previously, due to what seemed indulgence by UNICEF, the LTTE had insisted that 17 was possible. The escape into Sri Lankan government custody of a 17 year old girl who had been forcibly conscripted suggests that old habits die hard, but Sri Lanka has no doubt that, working together with the Special Representative, we shall be able to rid Sri Lanka of this scourge very soon. We would also like to note that, whilst we understand the hangover from a visit a couple of years back of what has been termed the Karuna faction, in Annex II of her report, that faction no longer exists. The mention instead of the political party, the TMVP, in the main body of the report, better reflects the current position. When it split from the LTTE in 2004, the former Karuna faction released all children who had earlier been recruited by the LTTE. However subsequent rerecruitment by the LTTE, well documented by UNICEF statistics, led a year or two later to what the Karuna faction termed 'protective custody'. This in itself may not have been acceptable, but certainly there was no question at all of such youngsters being used in combat. Ms. Radhika Coomaraswamy, Special Representative of the Secretary General for Children and Armed Conflict Once the LTTE threat was removed from the Eastern Province, the government was able to work together with the confidence of the TMVP, the political party that is the successor to the former Karuna faction, to ensure the release of all children. We have also sought assistance with training to ensure a decent future for these unfortunate victims, and we welcome the interest of countries such as Japan in such initiatives. Last year, there was some residual distrust of UNICEF on the part of the TMVP, but following last year's categorical declaration by the Special Representative and new leadership of UNICEF in Colombo, that distrust has been dissipated, and as the Special Representative noted recently, over 40 children were released. The TMVP has no knowledge of any others, but the Commissioner General of Rehabilitation is working with UNICEF to check all records and trace any other victims as possible. We anticipate that this exercise will be concluded soon. Meanwhile, in line with the government's policy of zero tolerance regarding the abhorrent practice of children being used in armed conflict, we are seeking to ensure the release of all children still held by the LTTE, still being trained and still being used, as the recent escape made clear. We look forward to the assistance of the Special Representative in this regard. Whilst we appreciate the massive problems elsewhere that must take up the bulk of her attention, we also hope that she will contribute to the coherent programmes of rehabilitation that the last paragraph of her very moving statement indicates should be an essential part of her mandate. |
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Epic song i must say dont know why its such a flopTimmy94 wrote:Call It What You Want is starting to become known in Germany but there is still no upcoming digital single... I don't know what they are waiting for !
agree esp. dont stop!TrinidadNavy wrote:Too bad people didn tlike Color The Walls. Its so catchy!
agree esp. Call em what you want!TrinidadNavy wrote:Too bad people didn tlike Color The Walls. Its so catchy!
Plenty, actually! Gotye seems to be heading that way, although we can't be sure yet.Play wrote:Platinum for Torches will prove that they are not just another 1 hit wonder in my opinion...
Which new comer can sell 1 Million albums just with a hit single?
by the way boyth We Are Young and STIUTK are bigger hits than PUK.
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Adelaide was quite pretty, I had a fantastic thickshake the markets.Nice for a weekend away. Barossa valley is lovely with some great little pubs and resturants dotted along they way. South Australia its self is actually lovely, one of the better stated to tour around. No wonder its not flogged with media to attract tourists. South Aussies like to keep it to themselves.
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Peaceful for a capital city, and compact we got totally lost down there with a net friend but we saw things you wouldn't normally see from the Botanical Gardens, Scots Church, Myer Centre, the old buildings, it reminded me of Kings Cross all the fun and sights but it was about the same size ... the Cowboy with this white boots and blue swimmers to the kids running around. We usually stay around Elizabeth and get the train in.
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Golfers will be in their element on Monday, Oct. 15 as the annual Boca Grande Scramble Golf Tournament will once again be held at the Gasparilla Inn & Club Golf Course.As in past years, this is the major fundraiser for the Boca Grande Chamber Scholarship Fund.
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Last Sunday there was another great jam session at the Boca Grande Tiki Bar open mic event. Renn Loren, recording artist from Key West, performed several songs as well as many others.
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If you've been in Englewood on Labor Day weekend in the past 53 years then you've seen Englewood pay homage to their pioneers. Over these years many organizations, clubs and businesses have rolled up their sleeves and gone to work to give thousends of spectators many hours of enjoyment with their families and friends.
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I wanted to update everyone on my dad's condition. We found out yesterday that he has had a setback in his recovery. The infection in his legs has returned and he will be gettng a PICC line put in Thursday.
Boca Grande's Tarpon Conservation Project wrapped up its satellite tagging effort on Saturday, Sept. 8. A total of 32 satellite tags have been placed on Charlotte Harbor tarpon over the past three years.
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