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Biological waste treatment; microbial physiology and genetics; bioremediation and biodegradation of xenobiotic compounds; novel measures of microbial activity; Bacterial Adhesion and Biofilm Formation; Molecular Ecology of Biofilms; bioremediation and green chemicals synthesis; engineering biofilms for corrosion inhibition and other applications. (Li, Shor)
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Particle transport; mass transfer mechanisms in bacterial biofilms; surface and groundwater flow and contaminant transport; modeling and optimization of novel catalytic materials and absorbents; PEM fuel cell transport process modeling; fluid mechanics and heat transfer of reacting single and multi-phase flows; forest micrometeorology/microclimatology. (Abboud, Bagtzoglou, Gebremichael, MacKay, Warner, Wang, Yang)
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Advanced fuels research; electrochemical energy systems, flow batteries, and fuel cells; immobilized cell bioreactors; well-mixed gradientless reactors; use of agriculture waste derived fuels; catalysts, electrode structures and polymer electrolytes; heavy metal recovery and recycling using electrochemical techniques; supercritical fluid processes; microemulsions. (Li, Srivastava, Shor)
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text: Human respiratory syncytial virus (ATCC® VR-1540™) Classification: Paramyxoviridae, Pneumovirus / Product Format: frozen 1 mL per vial General Information Characteristics Culture Method Specifications History Documentation Print Email Share Share this product Facebook Twitter Google+ Permits and Restrictions View Permits Classification Paramyxoviridae, Pneumovirus Agent Human respiratory syncytial virus Strain A2 Applications Respiratory research Biosafety Level 2 Product Format frozen 1 mL per vial Storage Conditions -70°C or colder Images Comments VR-1540 was prepared from ATCC VR-1302 by growth in the presence of neutralizing serum to remove contaminating Human adenovirus 1. Effect on Host CPE, syncytial formation, rounding, and sloughing Recommended Host HEp-2 (ATCC® CCL-23™) Growth Conditions Temperature: 37°CRecommendations for Infection: Plate cells 24-48 hours prior to infection and infect when cultures are 80-90% confluent. Remove medium and inoculate with a small volume of virus (e.g. 1 mL per 25 cm2) diluted to provide an optimal MOI (e.g. 0.1). Adsorb 1-2 hours at 37°C in a humidified 5% CO2 atmosphere, rocking every 20-30 minutes to redistribute inoculum. End adsorption by adding virus growth medium.Incubation: 3-10 days Effect on Host CPE, syncytial formation, rounding, and sloughing Name of Depositor L Potash, Flow Laboratories, Inc.; ATCC Special Collection NCRR Contract Source Lower respiratory tract of infant with bronchiolitis and bronchopneumonia, Melbourne, Australia, 1961 References Cameron R, et al. Identification of contaminating adenovirus type 1 in the ATCC reference strain of respiratory syncytial virus A2 (VR-1302). Virus Res. 92: 151-156, 2003. PubMed: 12686423 Lewis FA, et al. A syncytial virus associated with epidemic disease of the lower respiratory tract in infants and young children. Med. J. Aust. 2: 932-933, 1961. Permits These permits may be required for shipping this product: Customers located in the state of Hawaii will need to contact the Hawaii Department of Agriculture to determine if an Import Permit is required. A copy of the permit or documentation that a permit is not required must be sent to ATCC in advance of shipment. Basic Documentation Product Sheet Certificate of Analysis MSDS Other Documentation Micrograph of Host Effects

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Visit the Kalamazoo Public Library channel on YouTube for great clips from recent events and vintage items from the archives.
Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers were the centerpiece of a fun-in-the-sun party that served as the official kick-off of the 2013 KPL Summer Reading Program on Saturday, June 8, 2013, outdoors at Central Library.
Located along the eastern side of the Stuart neighborhood in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Arcadia Creek was the center of a major development project more than twenty years ago. Author and historian Lynn Houghton presented an examination of its history and the project itself at Kalamazoo Public Library, May 22, 2013.
Dr. Sharon Carlson, historian and neighborhood resident, shares her extensive knowledge of the Stuart Neighborhood history and founding families. Presented May 1, 2013, at Kalamazoo Public Library.


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Friday, 02/10/2009
Kick off 20:30 BST at Mubarak Stadium, Suez
Uzbekistan - Nagaev 77'
England - Nimely 88'
Nicholas Veevers in Suez
England missed out on a place in the second stage of the FIFA U20 World Cup, but were able to celebrate their first goal in the competition for 12 years. Brian Eastick's side required a handsome victory to progress, but when Uzbekistan took the lead with just 13 minutes left, their chances were over. However, Manchester City's Alex Nimely grabbed a late equaliser, and whilst it may not have been enough to qualify, it marked England's first goal in this competition since a Jamie Carragher strike in 1997. And a draw was probably the right result, as both sides missed out on a place in the next round with Ghana and Uruguay heading through from Group D after their 2-2 draw in Ismailia. It was a fairly even opening ten minutes to the game, with England just shading it in terms of possession and territory. It was also the Young Lions who came closest to opening the scoring when Nimely picked up a loose ball following a scramble in the area, but saw his low shot fly just wide of the post in the 12th minute. Paul Marshall then tried his luck with a free-kick in the 15th minute, but it was narrowly off target as England looked to strike ahead. Uzbekistan had a dangerous looking weapon in the long throws of Murod Khalmukhamedov, though, and one of them almost led to a strike on goal in the 27th minute when the ball fell to Davron Mirzaev in the area, but his shot was bravely blocked and England scrambled clear. England almost had the breakthrough on the half hour mark, when Kieran Trippier's ball into the box was just too high for Martin Kelly and Uzbekistan then managed to clear away from Marshall, who was next in line to get on the end of it. Nimely then latched onto a slide rule pass from Manchester City colleague Adam Clayton to break clear down the right, but his driven centre was cut out by goalkeeper Sanjar Kuvvatov just ahead of the inrushing Febian Brandy. At the other end, a neat move through midfield from Uzbekistan came to nothing as half time approached, with captain Sunnatilla Mamadaliyev shooting well over from 30 yards. Parish was a little busier three minutes later though, as he had to palm Oybek Kilichev's pacy free-kick from the left behind for a corner. England made one change at the break, with Jordan Parkes coming on to replace Matthew Briggs at left-back and the game continued in a similar vein to the first half with the Young Lions on the attack. Brandy tried his luck in the 48th minute, but his low shot from the edge of the area skidded wide of the post. Matthew James then picked out Trippier in an advanced position on the right and his first time cross looked dangerous only for giant defender Islom Tuhtahujaev to get a foot in first and further frustrate England. Just after the hour mark, Kelly overlapped well on the right and delivered a good cross for Nimely, but his looping header was saved somewhat spectacularly by Kuvvatov, perhaps for the cameras or to liven up the crowd. With just over ten minutes to play, disaster struck for England. Ben Mee, who had been imperious in defence all night, was dispossessed on the half way line and when substitute Kenja Turaev took the ball, he slipped fellow replacement Ivan Nagaev through. He made no mistake and slid a low shot past Parish to open the scoring. It was so nearly 2-0 in the 81st minute too as Nagaev curled a shot from the edge of the area which looked destined for the top corner but thankfully Parish made a fine save to tip it over the bar. But moments before the end, Nimely broke the 12-year record, latching on to Parkes' throughball and Sam Baldock's flick before smashing inside the post with his left foot to level for England.And Eastick's boys almost snatched it at the death. A corner was knocked in with white shirts, and a green keeper's jersey filling the box. Goalkeeper Parish was quickest to react, and with just a glimpse at goal he fired goalwards, but his effort deflected off target as both sides saw their chances of glory slip away.


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Combination of The Echo Nest Data and Nuance Brings Enhanced Voice Access to Music on Computers, Smartphones, Tablets, and Other Consumer Electronics
SOMERVILLE, Mass., Sept. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Echo Nest, the industry's leading music intelligence company, today announced that its Dynamic Music Data solution will roll out globally in a variety of products from Nuance Communications (NASDAQ: NUAN), the world's leading provider of voice and natural language understanding technology, to enhance its Natural Language Understanding (NLU) framework within the music domain and provide an enhanced music experience new customers around the world.
Nuance will use The Echo Nest's Dynamic Music Data solution to create new and unique entertainment experiences across a broad range of devices including smartphones, tablets, cars, computers, and other consumer electronics devices in multiple regions worldwide. The Echo Nest has the largest and most relevant music database in the world, making the company a key strategic source of music intelligence for its partners.
"Bringing together The Echo Nest's deep understanding of music content and music fans with Nuance's expertise in voice and natural language technology is a powerful combination," said Jim Lucchese, CEO of The Echo Nest. "We're pleased to partner with Nuance to deliver better products to their customers, allowing users to interact with, discover, play, and enjoy music in a wide variety of more engaging and innovative application of voice-enabled technologies.
Access to The Echo Nest's music intelligence will also further enhance Nuance's music-focused NLU to understand what people want when they ask for a song, album, or artist with greater accuracy. To that end, The Echo Nest will provide Nuance with attributes for recording artists including popularity, similarity, musical style, and more, improving Nuance's ability to provide an interactive music experience that can play the precise music a particular user has requested, converse with the user, and offer related content using only the voice.
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Boon or blight: Challenges facing the Everest region 22 Apr 2013
Editor's note: Rodney Garrard is a member of the UIAA Mountain Protection Commission and PhD student at the Centre for Development & Environment (CDE), Institute of Geography, University of Bern, Switzerland. His research explores the on-going landscape transformation in Sagarmatha (Mount Everest) National Park and assesses the impacts of change on key environmental services: water provision, food and fibre production, protection from natural hazards among others.
Khumjung in 2012 (Photo: Rodney Garrard)
The results provide fascinating insights and a way to understand trends of environmental change in this UNESCO World Heritage Site as Nepal and the Khumbu gets ready to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first ascent of Mount Everest.
On the positive side, there has been extensive development in the region with increased access to education, health care, electricity (in some villages), and diverse income opportunities from tourism, and strings of hotels and lodges.
Namche Bazaar in 1955 (Photo: F. Müller, coutesy of A.Byers archives) Namche Bazaar in 2010 (Photo: Rodney Garrard) Among the other challenges facing the region, Garrard found:
On the question of language and culture, Garrard said there is a generation "in danger of losing their language and cultural traditions" and efforts are underway now to have the Sherpa language spoken more in the local schools.
Another flashpoint is access to resources, especially firewood, within the Park, mostly because almost 30 per cent of the residents are reliant on forest wood with no other options for fuel.
"For example while we observed consistent increases in vegetation using repeat photography, locals kept claiming that it had decreased. On further analysis of satellite imagery we can indeed see they are correct in places. Understanding this mismatch may help address tensions between conflicting uses of the forest and current protected area policies." |


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The Municipal House - A Prague Art Nouveau Building of Historical Importance : Located in the centre of Prague is the art nouveau Municipal House (Obecni Dûm Praha), one of the city's national cultural landmarks. Whilst this multifunctional building is a venue for conferences, congresses, concerts, balls and other events, it is also an important building in terms of Prague's architectural and political history. Some of the most important Czech painters and sculptors were involved in the … [Read more...]
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Some people were evacuated from their homes in Nipomo early Saturday morning after a gas leak in the area.
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Research Belton Hospital has recently been designated as a Level III Trauma Center by the Missouri Department of Health And Senior Services, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services.
With this designation, Research Belton Hospital is the only Trauma Level III Trauma Center in the Kansas City metropolitan area, according to hospital Chief Executive Officer Todd Krass.
The designation means that Research Belton Hospital has met stringent criteria for providing comprehensive care for trauma patients from admission to rehabilitation, he said.
A Level III Trauma Center validates that Research Belton Hospital has the expertise and resources available to provide the best possible care to trauma patients, he said.
To receive this designation, the Missouri Department of Health And Senior Services performed a comprehensive review of the health system, which included an observation of the emergency department, imaging services, the nursing units and an evaluation of administrative leadership.
Additionally, the survey team looked at the hospitals commitment to community outreach programs, specifically trauma prevention.
The survey team commended Research Belton Hospital on its strong relationship with their EMS services and enthusiasm towards growth and improvement of their services, Krass said.
By pursuing the Level III Trauma designation and by exceeding the statewide standards, we are continuing our commitment to provide high-quality health care for the community we serve, said Krass. Research Belton Hospital Emergency Services houses board-certified physicians and highly trained nurses, he said.
The hospital continues to work on its $39 million expansion project, which will include a 46,000 square foot medical office building as well as expansion of its emergency, surgical and inpatient departments.


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Every year around Christmas, Filipinos all over the world send balikbayan boxes to their relatives in the Philippines. Either they send the boxes via door-to-door cargo delivery or send it with someone going home. The infamous balikbayan box takes center stage in the latest video courtesy of impersonation mistress Christine Gambito singing "More Processed Meat" to the tune of "12 Days of Christmas".
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Union Glashutte Belisar Big Date Carbon Fiber Dial Watch
At 41mm wide the case is in steel (water resistant to 100 meters), with PVD coated black side panels and a sporty perforated leather strap (that is well-integrated into the case design). The dial is easy to read with applied hour markers and well-sized hands. They are also coated with SuperLumiNova under the AR coated sapphire crystal. Inside the watch is an ETA 2896 big date automatic movement - which is thin and has a great layout. I just am really impressed by the no-BS good looking design that isn't boring, but it still easy to live with. Price is set to be 1,950 euros. Look for this Union Glashutte watch soon.
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Literary critics generally agree that Henry James's career can be divided into three periods, the first from 1876 to the mid-1880s, the second from the mid-1880s to 1897, and the third from 1897 to his death. James's ''The Beast in the Jungle'' was written and published in the final phase of James's career (1903). Like other works composed during this period, this story's style is the product of James's desire to minutely render the permutations of an individual consciousness, in this case the mind of the story's protagonist, John Marcher. Thematically, this story can be linked to one of the greatest novels of his later period, The Ambassadors, which was also published in 1903.
Both ''The Beast in the Jungle'' and The Ambassadors, even if in different ways, present the reader with the idea of the failure to live life. ''The Beast in the Jungle'' is the story of John Marcher, who believes he is destined for a special fate. This conviction is so profound that instead of delving into life, Marcher chooses to live at life's fringe, waiting for this special event to occur. When, at the end of his life, Marcher decides that he was mistaken in his conviction, and that nothing of momentous import was in fact to be his destiny, he is left a broken man. He realizes that his exceptionality is of a purely negative aspect: ''The fate he had been marked for he met with a vengeance—he had emptied the cup to the lees; he had been the man of his time, the man, to whom nothing on earth was to have happened.''
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Police Car Damaged, Haredim Arrested over Archeological Dig
Jerusalem police on Sunday detained at least seven ultra-Orthodox protesters at the Schneller Compound, opposite the Lubavitch yeshiva on Jeremiah Street, after they disturbed archaeological excavations taking place in the area.
The protesters were claiming that there are Jewish burial caves nearby, which may not be disturbed. Other protesters were dispersed, but not before a police car windshield was damaged.
The protesters belong to the Atra Kadisha (Aramaic for "holy site") organization, whose goal is the protection and preservation of the tombs of Jews in Israel and around the world, based on the halachic value of respect for the dead.
The organization was founded in 1959, following the original battles waged between the Ultra-Orthodox and archaeologists over the excavation of ancient tombs for scientific study – which is prohibited by Jewish law, as it violates the dignity of the deceased.
Atra Kadisha is considered to be quite extremist, even compared to the Haredi public at as a whole, and he has been involved in violent clashes with police. One of the results of their activity, however, is that many archeological projects, as well as simple construction projects must budget for the possibility of a clash over Jewish graves within the sites in question.
About the Author: Yori Yanover has been a working journalist since age 17, before he enlisted and worked for Ba'Machane Nachal. Since then he has worked for Israel Shelanu, the US supplement of Yedioth, JCN18.com, USAJewish.com, Lubavitch News Service, Arutz 7 (as DJ on the high seas), and the Grand Street News. He has published two fun books: The Cabalist's Daughter: A Novel of Practical Messianic Redemption, and How Would God REALLY Vote.
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Those graves do not belong to the Atra Kadisha people. I can understand their belief of respecting the dead but Archeological digs dicover so much about our past history. Unfortunately, the ultra-conservative religions of any religion seem to always stand in the way of Scientific progress and discovedy. A Shanda!
so that trumps the religious rights of the dead?
Michael-religious rights of which dead? If there are graves there, they could be Partheans, Canaanites, Phoenicians, Nabateans, Egyptians, Greeks, Persians, Romans, Byzantines, Ottoman Turks-which dead? Archeology is an attempt at identification of long lost histories. The Hebrews were not created simultaneously with the creation of the land. The poor ignorant folk are unaware that Jewish graves are all over the planet-across Arabia, Asia, Europe and Africa. But not every gravesite is Hebrew. Some go back before the formulation of the Hebrew tribes and some are clearly pagan.


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Massive online courses pose possibilities but also concerns for professors
Roosemberth Palacios, 16, says he aced a difficult engineering course offered online by a professor from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Should government buildings be allowed to display religious symbols?
Should states get to ban abortion?
Building Habitat home was special gift for all involved
What is best gift you can give? What is the best gift you can receive? As the giving/receiving season ramps up, 12 volunteers and staff from Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis recently returned from building a home for a gracious, hard-working family in El Salvador.
Criminals continue life of crime from inside Central America prisons
In October, El Salvador's Anti-Extortion Division of the National Civil Police intercepted a conference call among leaders of the Mara Salvatrucha gang held in the prison in Ciudad Barrios in the department of San Miguel, and gang leaders incarcerated in the U.S. state of California.
El Salvador investigating former president over $10 million donation from Taiwan government
More than 60 horses and riders arrived in Vancouver for the upcoming Cavalia Odysseo show, which runs Dec. 7 to Jan. 5., on Monday.
Central America opens the door to renewable energy
A resident steers his canoe past mangroves at the small community of La Tirana, El Salvador, on August 3, 2012.
Maya Corn Connection fashion show
A hand-woven shawl is among the Mayan-inspired clothing included in a fashion-show fundraiser in Agassiz Dec. 6 to raise money for impoverished women and children in El Salvador.
International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women
People attend a wake for Silvia Dinora Rivera in the market stall where she used to work with her mother, in La Libertad in San Salvador June 22, 2013.
El Salvadorian teens receive free heart procedures
Two El Salvadorian teens came to Barrington last week for procedures that are expected to cure their heart conditions - free of charge.
U.S. Grants To Global Organization Will Help Reduce Child Labor
The U.S. Department of Labor has awarded $14.7 million to the International Labour Organization for two multicountry grants to reduce child labor.
Burning the Evidence: Gunmen Torch Records Documenting War Crimes, Missing Children in El Salvador
On Thursday, armed men sabotaged an El Salvadoran nonprofit dedicated to finding children who went missing three decades ago during a time when the United States was backing Salvador's military government.
Armed men burn records of El Salvador war missing
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Armed men broke into a non-profit agency that works to locate missing children from El Salvador's civil war and set fire to the archives, national fire officials said Thursday.
Scugog caregivers return to El Salvador offering help, hope
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador -- Dr. Steve Russell, a Port Perry physician, prepares medication while taking part in a Speroway medical clinic in the slums of El Salvador.
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Thoughts on Altitude from Rapha Continental riders Joe Staples, James Selman, Steve Francisco and Ben Lieberson during their week-long assault on Colorado during Ride the Rockies.
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Asthma is an easy thing to explain, it feels like your chest is breathing through a straw. The effects of altitude are not so easy to describe, but far easier to experience.
Step 1: Live at sea level.
Step 2: Fly to Colorado to Ride the Rockies.
Step 3: Suffer.
I was climbing and feeling good, some sections I was even riding with my mouth closed no problem [my signifier for "cruising"] but above about 9,000ft weird things started happening. Actually weird stuff started happening about three miles earlier when we rode past Alison Dunlap and then Bob Stapleton, but that's another story and has nothing to do with thin air. I digress.
So, James and I are cruising the climb when I feel like a part of my helmet is sticking into my head. To the kind people at Specialized… It wasn't.
This dull pain in my skull got worse the higher we climbed. A mile or two further up the climb the edges of my vision started to blur. It felt scary and really amazing. It's a very surreal feeling to have your world start to turn in on itself, to the guys filming in the car I'm sure I looked like a wild man. I couldn't speak very well, or at least I didn't have any inclination to. I just wanted to keep doing this thing I was doing. To say it was spiritual will sound pompous, but you know what I mean.
James rode with me for the next 2000ft, making sure I didn't really hurt myself.
From James:
My initiation with Altitude came in 1991 on a continental road trip drive from Penland, North Carolina to California. The morning after the one long day from St. Louis (0') to Independence Pass, Colorado (11,000' +) in less than 12 hours gave me the most incredible migraine and the most respect for how the body responds to thin air. Since that day, now 20 years on, and coming back to Colorado almost every year, I fully believe in ultimate hydration and staying within limits, adjusting as the days progress. I have to be honest, these little things have made me feel pretty good this trip so far. I am more hurt from lack of fitness than anything else, but enjoying being back in the "true" mountains. I'm hopeful rest and 10,000 feet tomorrow with three passes will give more perspective.
From Steve:
This is my first ride at real altitude for any sustained period of time. Sunday's ride through the Colorado Monument wasn't a very difficult climb - but I could feel the elevation in my breathing. On Monday's ride over the Grand Mesa - I felt like I had acclimated fairly well - and only felt a few spells of light headedness toward the top, while reaching down for my bidden. I had a laugh with Ben, when I swerved and almost took him down. We were both like "whoa man, we better take it down a notch!" So far so good - but tomorrow is another day - and I'm sure the evil demons that live up in this thin air can sneak up on you at any moment.
From Ben:
Altitude is a bad mother@*#$%!.. Go a bit too hard, too deep and there it is, waiting to clip your wings and send you spiraling down into a dizzy head spin. Fitness is only so good at seven-thousand plus feet. Another side effect is sleep. Or the lack of deep meaningful sleep. I have spent the first few nights slipping in and out of that much needed place.This has also been complicated by the rather interesting dreams that I have had when I have slipped into the darkness. More dizzying heights tomorrow, hope the body starts to adjust.
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18th June 2010 08:17pm
The rider above with pink SRAM hoods and white gloves…. What is his name? Did he ever live in Winter Park, CO and ride with Chris from the coffee shop? He looks like my old riding partner in CO! Thanks - Chris
Slate Olson
18th June 2010 09:32pm
That's Steve Francisco, who now lives in Burlington, VT.
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"Whoah!" is all I can manage as I find myself transported from a cluttered office in Houston to Earth orbit. Below, 350km (220 miles) away, the blue and white crescent of the Earth. Above me is the glistening white hull of the International Space Station (ISS), its vast solar arrays glinting in the sunshine.
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"Right now you're next to the ISS airlock, where the crew members come out," says Tinch, calmly. But I'm feeling anything but calm as I struggle to comprehend my new surroundings.
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The stuffed mushrooms were delicious! The flatbread pizza was very good. Service was great and as always food is wonderful.
Five of us were celebrating Mom's 81st birthday. This was her pick. Our server was friendly and did a good job. The manager with a European accent came through twice to make sure we were enjoying our food. On learning that Mom was celebrating her birthday, he took her hand and kissed it. That made her day! Nothing like a little Continental flair to charm a lady! Four of us ordered the classic pasta meals, which we have enjoyed before. We were surprised to learn that they added two dollars to several of the meals, though. Some are $12.95, but some have gone up to $14.95. We were also disappointed that they took two of our favorites off the classic pasta menu. Overall, we had a great meal in a great place. We'll go back.
wonderful food as all my visits to other maggiano's have been. all four of us had a different dish and all were good. loved best the chicken and pepprs flatbread appetizer which was my meal. service attentive and not rushed. i like to support restaurants that take reservations.
Only negative thing I can say about THIS trip was that they burnt our lasagna, had to pick something different. I ALWAYS have to get the lasagna so this was a little disappointing but it still was a fabulous meal. Love going early so that you we can actually hear the wonderful sounds of Sinatra, Bennet and others. When it starts to get busy, you miss out on that. The piano player that they have is truly talented. That was a treat!
Food and service was good but could not rate excellent. Would like to see salad added with entree.
eVERYTHING WAS PERFECT, TH PORTIONS ARE SPLENDID AND THE SERVICE WAS SUPERB
A very nice place to dine with a small group of friends or a romantic dinner. They have excellent food and wine choices. The staff was great even with the place being packed. I would recommend Maggiano's to anyone who is looking to have a nice meal and a great time!
The food is excellent and the service is unmatched. If something is not to your liking, they'll insist on making it to your taste, or let you choose something else. Never been here without a reservation due to the popularity, so if you don't want to wait, play it safe and call ahead. The further in advance the better. Again, the food is exceptional.
The food and service were great - as usual. Our group had a great time and wouldn't have expected anything else based on our past experiences.
Our party of four was very pleased with the food, atmosphere and service. The appetizer sampler was excellent. Our waitress was very personable and was helpful in assisting us in our selections.
Food was great! Surver was subpar and seemed very distant. Spoke to a manager ans her was very apoligetic and is taking care of the issue. Have been visitors time and time again ad never had any issues! Love this place!
I took a few friends who had never been before. It further confirmed how great this restauranr on many fronts. The food is made from sratch so it is always fresh and delicious. The atmosphere is cheerfully pleasant yet not overbearing..has a nice courtyard patio for warm days and evenings. Love the piano bar...a great place to enjoy appetizers. Best of sll it is affordable. We will continue to frequent Maggiano's.
Few restaurants offer bogo on a continuing cycle. Maggiano's is the exception. Their selection of meals to choose from is varied and the portions are generous.
There was a confusion of how I requested chairs with additional high chairs. After ignoring our rude host that sat us, the other attendants did a wonderful job accommodating to us by providing our missing seats, promptly serving our drinks, etc. Our waitress was amazing, kind, thorough, and helpful in every way. Beautiful atmosphere and delicious generous food portions for the price. Very pleased!
Food was great, they upgraded the bread before your meal.they took a few favorites off the menu but still enough to please all. They added some partite apps for 5.00. They were small but tasty
Maggianos has great food and service. The only negative is trying to find a parking spot at Kenwood Mall. The take one home for later pasta is a great deal. You get a lot of food for $12.95.
When in the Blue Ash area on business this is one of our favorite places to eat. We were a bit disappointed on where we were seated due to the table being located on the corner of two main aisles where your chair ended up being in the aisle and half on carpet and hardwood floor. Next time we will wait for a better table!
We had an excellent dinner here. Would return any time or for any occasion! Excellent.
The food was great but the server had an attitude and wasn't very helpful when my friend was trying to decide on a wine. Then the server didn't suggest anything food wise when ordering even though it was our first time dining there. She didn't make the visit memorable in a positive way but rather we all remember her and not the delicious food.
We had a great server, Chelsea, that made the experience much better!
We have dined here several times and everytime we have had a great experience. We would recommend this restraunt to everyone.
We had never been to Maggiano's before and had a $10.00 coupon so didn't want that to go to waste. I loved it and so did my husband. The food was fabululous. We will be back with friends.
Maggianos always provides my guests and I a nice experience. We love the private seating areas, because we have such a big group, and we love to be able to talk around the table. Te food is tasty and plentiful, and the wait staff is friendly and accommodating.
One of the few places that has not reduced their portions or quality each time we return. Every time we go, the food is tasty, well presented and just as good as the previous time. The quality of the food for the price is great and their meal for 2 deal is one we love. If you love pasta, this is a great place.
The food and service are awesome at maggianos Cincinnati. Every time we visit Cincinnati, we dine at maggianos and are never disappointed.
We did have to wait 30 minutes beyond the time of our reservation. This was very unusual for an Open Table reservation. The staff did apologize, however, and we were given a free appetizer. This was much appreciated.
My experience with using the scheduling function was great. Because two of our 4 party members were late, the restaurant would not seat us until everyone arrived. Given that I made a point of making a reservation, I wasn't crazy about where we were seated. But, the company was good and the food and service was great.
Always delicious food. Love the $39 deal for two. I made reservations for 8:30, was there at 8:20 and wasn't seated until after 9. The waitress didn't seem to know what she was doing but I believe she's been there for quite sometime. Overall, I still love the restaurant and I will always come back once or twice a year. Great for date night or special occasions.
Fresh food well-prepared and great service from well-trained servers (thanks, Emily!). What else can you ask for? Their cheesecake is scrumptious as well!
It was an amazing restaurant. We both have never been ere before and we wanted to try it. It was definitely worth it. The tirimisu is to die for. I'm a huge dessert fan and they nailed it. Amazing environment, super busy so you know it is delicious. Just all around good :)
We went to Maggiano's because we had gift cards and had heard good things. Great experience. Our server, Holly, was attentive and friendly. She knew the menu, answered our questions with pleasure and was just a joy to work with. My husband had the lasagna with the take home portion. His only "complaint" was the noodles were a little too done but the flavor was authentic. I had the Chicken Francese - parmesan crusted chicken breast sautéed in lemon butter with crispy redskin potatoes - enough for both of us to try. I had leftovers to take home with the extra lasagna dish. We also took home an order of tiramisu which was great although the coffee flavor was very strong. On the whole, a fabulous meal and we will definitely return.
Portions are a good size so beware getting appetizers. We ordered the calamari and artichoke dip for four of us and were almost full just with that. Had a slight issue that the waitress and chef took care of right away and with genuine care.
We started the evening out in the bar with a bottle of wine and an order of their delicious Zucchini and Aioli sauce, both were perfect along with Josh's amazing service. Then later in the restaurant we had dinner. We really liked the idea of the "Street Food Menu". The Gorgonzola meat balls were AMAZING, and the Asparagus and Spinach dip was good also. The only thing we changed was that we had the items served on the table instead up high on the lazy susan that you can't really reach. Brittany was our server and she was such delightful and was there for our every request. Excellent Service and Excellent Food.
This is our first holiday since moving to Cincinnati & we couldn't go home to be with our families. The Thanksgiving meal was excellent. There was a good mix of tradition Thanksgiving items as well as Maggianos Italian features. Once again, this restaurant didn't disappoint with its bountiful portions. There was enough that we brought home leftovers for the day after.
Maggiano's does a good job of efficiently managing a potentially stressful day to be eating at a restaurant. The food is very good, service was top flight. I think they could do a little better job of describing the menu for the day, which is basically fixed, with some choice options. I don't think that was clear at the time of the reservation. And, its a little pricey too. But again, the food was very good, service excellent.
Lovely food choices for Thanksgiving and an efficient, friendly staff who make you feel really welcome.
While offering a limited menu the fare was wonderful and bountiful. This was our second year for Thanksgiving and next year is a sure thing as well.
Maggiano's has the best Thanksgiving I have ever had, outside of my own home. That is saying a lot! If you don't have a place to go on Thanksgiving, don't want to cook, or would just rather not listen to your crazy Uncles stories...Maggiano's is the place to be!!
Food was great and the portions were large enough that we went home with a bag of leftovers. For a chain restaurant, Maggiano's does an exceptional job of delivering excellent, tasty food. The restaurant was packed and yet the service was excellent from beginning to end. The ambience is warm and welcoming. The new and expanded drink list is enticing and the wine is reasonably priced with a nice selection.
Outstanding food from beginning to end. A wonderful choice of top wines to choose from. We could not be happier with all the staff working at this restaurant, great personalities, very professional and outstanding service. This was my first visit and have now found my favorite restaurant!! Thanks Maggianos I have already told numerous friends at the gym and work about our experience. See you soon and often!!! Robin Henretty
This was the first time we ate at this restaurant and found it was excellent, The menu was special due to Thanksgiving but the food was delicious and huge portions. It was family style that day but had plenty of left overs to bring home. I think we have found a new tradition for our thanksgiving holiday from now on. The service was great and there is nothing negative about this place. Perfect for special occasions or just a nice dinner out. Be sure to make reservations or there will be a long wait!!!
The food was positively delicious and piping hot. I don't think I've ever had better turkey and dressing. Homemade sweet potatoes and mashed potatoes. Great salads. We were seating just 5 minutes after our reservation time. It was very crowded, and service was a bit slow. We were there for 2 1/2 hours. But our server and the manager were gracious and responded to all of our requests. The quantity of food was over the top! We didn't touch our pasta dishes or dessert, but we were able to bring it all home. I would have preferred a little less food at a lower price.
Being a good Italian restaurant there was so much food that we could not finish it, but heated up the next night for dinner, it was as tasty as it had been the night we were at the restaurant. Thank you for wonderful food, good wine and happy servers.
After making a last-minute reservation, I was surprised we got in as quickly as we did. The waitstaff were friendly and the food was delicious. This was the first time in a long time that we sat in the dining room instead of the bar, but it was worth it! Food was great, wine was great, and we had tons of leftovers to take home.
The whole family enjoy the night with good food and service. The space was a little tight but it made for close get together.
My wife and I enjoyed everything about our night out at Maggiano's. The food was great, we discovered a nice affordable wine, the service was outstanding. What's not to like:)
Everything was wonderful; the ease with the reservation, the friendliness of the staff, the ambiance in the restaurant and, of course the meal. Our food was delicious and no one had anything but positive comments as we left to go back to work. It was a great experience I would recommend everyone to try.
The food at maggianos is outstanding. I have been there a couple times now and the food is wonderful. The service is good. On this years trip I had the ziti and my fiancé had the Alfredo pasta. The server was very friendly but had a couple of issues the wine we had she could not figure out was a screw top( had to have another server help her). The other issue was when our order was placed my fiancé wanted the chicken added and it was not in her dish they brought out a plate of chicken that ended up being cold. Not being one to complain she did not say anything. Overall good experience just not outstanding.
This is the perfect spot for our annual Xmas lunch. The food and service are great.
I love this place, I just wish it was closer. I love the fact that you can special order your selections. They sure keep your food coming. The only thing is that I wish I would have ask to have a little slower.


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The VW Tiguan is a popular alternative to the Skoda Yeti, with smart styling and a wide range of engines
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The Volkswagen Tiguan is one of the best all-round crossovers on the market. When it was launched back in 2008, it was designed to offer all the appeal of the Golf but with the versatility and confidence of an SUV - and it's a recipe that's proved hugely popular with UK buyers ever since. With its wide range of petrol and diesel engines, masses of interior space and a comfortable ride, the VW is hard to fault. Its only real downsides are that the design is smart rather than stylish - rivals like the Range Rover Evoque are better looking - and that it doesn't come as well equipped as cheaper alternatives like the Kia Sportage and Skoda Yeti. It was given a mid-life facelift in 2011, though, which included a new look inside and out, as well as improvement to fuel economy. The most efficient option is the front-wheel-drive 2.0 TDI BlueMotion Tech model, which uses start-stop and regenerative braking to return average mpg of more than 53 and CO2 emissions of 139g/km. A new range-topping R-Line model joined the line-up at the end of 2012 and is only available with the three most powerful engines and the firm's 4MOTION four-wheel-drive system.
Our choice: Tiguan 2.0 TDI 140 SE BlueMotion Tech 4MOTION
Although the Volkswagen Tiguan doesn't stand out as much as rivals like the Range Rover Evoque or Skoda Yeti, it does look smart and understated. A facelift in 2011 brought it into line with other Volkswagens in the range, with a new, more prominent two-bar grille, a sleeker front bumper, intricate headlights with daytime running lights and LED taillights. The interior is beautifully crafted, while the manufacturer's latest touchscreen infotainment system and multi-function steering wheel help it to keep up with its newer rivals. There are four specs to choose from – S, SE, Escape and R-Line – but entry-level cars are a little spartan considering the high price tag. S versions do without the attractive chrome trim on the windows and roof rails, but do at least get 16-inch alloy wheels, air conditioning, all around electric windows and a DAB radio. You'll have to opt for SE and above if you want Bluetooth, though, as well as a touchscreen display and climate control. Escape models come with underbody protection, for peace of mind when off-roading, while range-topping R-Line cars get bi-xenon headlights, 18-inch alloy wheels, sportier front and rear bumpers, as well as two-tone sport seats.
The Tiguan has a high driving position and light controls, which makes it just as easy to manoeuvre as a Golf despite its increased size. The range of petrol and diesel engines includes a 1.4 TSI, a high-powered 2.0 TSI and an efficient 2.0 TDI that's available in a variety of power outputs. The entry-level petrol option is surprisingly capable, but it's the diesels that make the most sense, as they pull smoothly and are very refined. Sport models have quite a firm ride - a trade off for the excellent handling - but models on smaller wheels are more comfortable, which makes them excellent cruisers. The Tiguan feels more comfortable on-road than off it, but Escape models do come with a higher front bumper and hill descent control for maximum traction over challenging terrain.
Although Volkswagens reputation in this area isn't as strong as it used to be, the Tiguan has scored well with owners since its arrival back in 2008. It finished an impressive 27th in the 2012 Driver Power Top 100, just ahead of its rival, the Toyota RAV4. The interior feels extremely well put together, while all of he mechanicals are tried and tested on other VW models, with no major problems reported. As for safety, it received a five-star Euro NCAP rating when it was tested back in 2009, with a score of 87 per cent for adult occupant protection and 71 per cent in the safety assist category. This is because electronic stability control is fitted as standard to all Tiguans, along with seatbelt reminders for the driver and passenger, traction control, electronic brake assist and six airbags.
Considering its compact dimensions, the Tiguan is a very spacious car. The 470-litre boot size is considerably more than the Qashqai's 410 litres and the Yeti's 416 litres. The rear seats slide and recline, too, which allows you to create more luggage space or legroom as needed. If you fold the rear seats flat – which you can do with one hand – there's a maximum load area of 1,510 litres. Plus, the front passenger seat can also fold, which makes loading extra long items a doddle. It's just a shame the loading lip is so high, as it makes lifting heavier items more difficult. Inside, there's plenty of room for five adults to sit in comfort, with generous amounts of head and legroom for all. SE cars and above come with drawers under the driver and front passenger seat, as well as handy folding tables for rear passengers. The 4Motion four-wheel-drive system provides plenty of grip, which means it will easily cope with grassy car parks and soggy hillsides, while those who plan on going off road more often can opt for the Escape version, which comes with underbody protection and a different front end to allow steeper approach angles.
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The most efficient Tiguan in the line-up is the 109bhp 2.0 TDI BlueMotion Tech model, which in front-wheel-drive-guise has an official fuel consumption figure of 53.3mpg and CO2 emissions of 139g/km, making it relatively cheap to tax. The BlueMotion Tech pack adds a stop-start system, regenerative braking and longer gearing to improve fuel economy and emissions. As you'd expect, option for four-wheel drive or the automatic gearbox will have a significant impact on running costs, with the 2.0 TSI 4MOTION petrol model managing just 33.2mpg with CO2 emissions of 199g/km. Most of the engines strike a good balance between performance and economy, but as it's not offered with a smaller diesel, rivals like the Skoda Yeti and Mazda CX-5 are cleaner. For example, the Yeti 1.6 TDI GreenLine II returns 61.0mpg and emits just 119g/km of CO2, which actually makes it free to tax for the first year. But the CX-5 is better still, with the 2.2 Skyactiv-D managing 61.4mpg and emitting only 119g/km of CO2. Plus, the Yeti also has better residual values. Volkswagen does offer a range of fixed-price servicing deals, though, while all Tiguans come with a three-year, 60,000-mile warranty.
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