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If you have ever been to Niagara Falls, you know that excellent, upscale, non-chain restaurants are almost non-existent. Windows is a notable exception, and for those foodies with kids (like us), they are very accommodating. We dined on really lovely, local farm-to-table dishes and were served by a delightful, friendly, and helpful waitress who helped us navigate their wide selection of local wines, which we were unfamiliar with. The view - ah, the view - of Niagara Falls made our meal that much better.
Nova Scotia scallops cooked perfectly and served on a base of Quinoa. So good! Fresh and flavoful.
From the view, to the ambience, the service, the drinks and the delicious food we were thoroughly impressed. Noise level was a little more energetic than what we are used to but to be honest, it just added to the great experience. The serving staff were very knowledgeable and friendly. I will be back and wouldn't hesitate to recommend the restaurant. Scallops were absolutely perfect!!!
Fantastic food! Great ambiance! Perfect for a romantic evening or a special celebration.
The four of us wanted to have a great dinner overseeing the Falls, and we were not disappointed. It started with valet parking of our car and going up the elevator to the 13th floor, and what a view. The food was fantastic, the service could not be better, and we had a perfect evening in Niagara Falls. Thanks.Cost about $100 per person. Good value for this price. Highly recommended.
While we enjoyed the food & the view of Niagara Falls very much, we were less than thrilled to be kept waiting for 30 minutes for our 8:00 reservation. We also found it odd that the "bartender" was also serving as a busboy for the dining room. Lastly, we were celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary & my husband had pre-requested a dessert to be brought to our table with a candle in it. That didn't happen although the hostess asked me upon my return from the ladies room if we wanted a candle in our dessert. My suggestion would be to tighten up the service aspect of the restaurant as that was the only let-down of the evening.
My husband and I went here for our 12th anniversary and it was wonderful.. The view was stunning and we found ourselves just constantly staring out the window. The food was delicious and plentiful. Price was a little steep for us, but we wanted to treat ourselves on our anniversary, and it was delicious. Corn chowder appitizer was huge! Loved it though, very tasty.. I would go again.. My only suggestion would be to lower the price a little bit.. For ingredients that are plentiful in the area, it does not need to be so expensive.. That is my one and only complaint.. And it's not much! :-) Thanks for taking such good care of us!
Had an awesome time at Windows. Food was spectacular, service was wonderful, view can't be beat!! Would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to enjoy a nice night out with their significant other.
My sister and I had a lovely time at Windows. We had a spectacular view of the falls, great service, and delicious food. I had the scallops and my sister had steak. We shared our dinners as well as an appetizer of mussels. All were excellent.
The evening was ideal, exceptional food, outstanding service with a romantic and elegant environment. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
The service, the food and the view were all exceptional.
The food was good, the staff were great and very accommodating but we were put off by how expensive the wine was. There were no moderately priced selections. The waiter recommended a particular wine that "is good, and won't break the bank" and it was 62$. And comparatively, it was one of the least expensive. For this reason I would not recommend the restaurant. In fact while we were sitting there another couple came in and left after exclaming at the wine prices. The food price was what you would expect at this sort of restaurant. And what a view.
We enjoyed our appetizers(beet/goat cheese salad & salmon tartar), entrees (lamb shank & scallops) and shared dessert(chocolate semi-freddo). Our waiter was outstanding and had a great voice. We had an early reservation so the noise level was relatively low. Also, the only 2 children there were a well-behaved toddler at one table and a baby with very conscientious parents at another. We were fortunate to have a window-side table to soak in the view of the falls.
Our best dining experience with a view on the fall. It is not one of those industrial chain restaurant. The chef is part of the farm-to-table scene: Local ingredients, cooked to perfection. The food was very well presented and tasty. My wife and I had the Lake Erie pickerel, the kid choosed the lamb shank. All were fabulous. Service was perfect, right level of attention without doing too much. A definitive go-to place if you like the French type fined cuisine.
The food was great and so was the view. The only thing though is that when making a reservation, be sure to request for a table by the window. I didn't know that you had to specifically request for it, and we couldn't be seated by the window as those tables were already spoken for.
Great place to enjoy the views. The food can be nice. Highly recommend this place if you go to Niagara Falls. You will have a great experience.
Half of me expected an over-priced tourist trap that gets by with a great view of the falls. It definitely was not - great food, well executed using local ingredients at prices that are more than fair for what is being provided. Service was attentive, knowledgeable and added value overall. Would and likely will make a return visit.
The French fries are a must. The views of the Falls is outstanding. The food is good but not great and pricey but worth going for the views.
We went to Windows for my wife's birthday. The staff was friendly and the view was spectacular. The food was pricey (35-44$ for the entree alone) but we did expect that from a fine dining establishment. The entrees were vey good and I highly recommend the Filet Mignon Wellington. It was excellent. The restaurant started very romantic for us but as people came in, it became extremely loud. Our waitress didn't come back for the bill and after about 15 minutes I had to go looking for someone to take my money. That was the only bad point though and I would still recommend Windows for a special occasion.
My husband and I had the tasting menu plus the wine pairing and it was awesome both in food quality and the value for the money.
Maybe it was the 125km my wife and I rode in morning but we loved the food here. View is spectacular, waiter also told us about the small balcony in the corner of the "buffet" restaurant next door for an even better view.
My husband and I took my parents to Niagara for a couple of wine tours and then to the restaurant at night for their 50th Wedding Anniversary. We had an outstanding meal from start to finish. We had mentioned the occasion at the time of booking and our server brought complimentary bubbly to toast with prior to the appetizers. That was a nice touch. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal from appetizers to main course to dessert - consistent quality throughout. We neither felt rushed nor that we were waiting too long for each course. The view of the Falls was stunning and definitely added to the whole experience. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a quality meal at a reasonable price with a fantastic view!!
Food and service were outstanding--breathtaking view of Niagara Falls!
Booked on a Sunday night in September for a special honeymoon dinner. Open Table came through again with this high quality gourmet restaurant in a city pretty much dominated by fast food and chain restaurants. Located on a high floor with many window tables offering a great view of both the American and Horseshoe Falls. All our food was delicious, emphasizing local-sourced ingredients matched with local wines from the flourishing area vinyards. Couldn't have been happier with the server and ambience. As a New York couple, I admit we are used to sophisticated dining and my partner and I were very happy here. Who'd want a honeymoon dinner at a chain restaurant? Go here instead.
Food was delicious, perfectly seasoned, and beautiful presentation. Excellent attention to dietary needs within our group. Food was a bit slow in coming, so one dish was just warm, but they remedied that. Designed for the view! We ate at night, so the Falls were lit. Imagine it is even better in the daytime.
The food was amazing. Beautiful view of theFalls and friendly staff.
in the evening of our first day in Canada. We select this resraurant because of other recommondations, the Sheraton near the falls and the outstanding view.
The food was superb, the service was subtle and friendly and the view was spectacular! This was a truely gastronomic experience. I would recommend this restaurant to any one looking for an elegant, relaxing meal that is locally sourced!
My husband & I enjoyed a fantastic dinner, at a window table overlooking the Falls. We were greeted like we were good friends of everyone who interacted with us. A lovely experience. We would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who is looking for a romantic spot with a great view!
Overlooking Niagara Falls from every seat. Clean, current , contemporary décor, accommodating staff...food is exceptional! we were 2 couples, and each person was extremely pleased with their meal. Higher end for pricing, but we knew that going in. Exceptional flavor, presentation top notch. Highly recommend!
Made a res over web then called for a window seat. Had a perfect view of both falls. The restaurant didn't start filling up until about 6:30. Had excellent service entire time. Very good food, excellent choices, but menu not extensive and portions moderate size. The prices not cheap (prob plan to spend $50-60 per person with shared app & dessert, 1 lg dinner, 1 sm dinner, 2 coffees& drinks). The pork tenderloin was superb. Would definitely recommend for couples or small groups. In October you could see the lights on the Falls at 7:00 pm which was beautiful. Not sure I would pay the price if it was too foggy to see the falls.
Opt for the 5 course tasting menu. So refreshing to see a restaurant embracing local produce and supporting local farmers, winemakers and craftsman.
Again, another great meal at Windows. The food was wonderful , service great and the views if the falls beautiful. Who could ask for more.
This restaurant is a real gem. The food was outstanding, from the presentation, the portion size to the taste - everything was superb. The icing on the cake was the view of Niagara falls. I would highly recommend this restaurant for a special occasion.
An awesome venue with amazing food presented in a most appetizing way. The staff was warm and friendly, making us feel very welcome. The service was beyond our expectations and the food was both delicious and plentiful. Our birthday guest was extremely impressed by the whole experience. Kudos to the chef and staff at Windows!
Outstanding from start to finish! Service was excellent the food was amazing! The view of the Falls at night was Spectacular!
I can't thank the staff at Widows enough for their understanding and assistance with our late arrival. Even though we were over an hour late arriving, our table was available and waiting for us with the roses I ordered for my wife displayed on our table with a terrific view of the falls. The food was outstanding as was the service. Highly Recommended.
The view here is priceless!!!! The food was okay. I started with scallops which were delicious and made me anticipate my halibut entree. Unfortunately, this is where dinner fell short. The Halibut was tiny, maybe 3-4oz (size of a deck of cards) and not seasoned at all. Once the dish was dissected and I could put the chutney that was under it on top, it became edible but the portion was extremely small. Service was slow. Waited about 15 minutes between courses including dessert.
Overall it was a good experience. The staff was very polite and we were given a very place and the view from there was great! We liked the main course but salad (baby spinach with pears) was very tricky to eat because the leaves were oversized and not cut for a more comfortable eating. Other than that we had a wonderful time. Thank you!
We went to Windows this weekend for our Anniversary Dinner. The food was amazing. It was the freshest pork tenderloin I had ever had. I felt the pricing was fair for a fine-dining experience. I would highly recommend to anyone in the Niagara Falls area to check out this restaurant. Views are amazing as well! Loved it!
Wonderful presentation. The steak was a little tough although the seasoning was excellent, otherwise a wonderful meal.
An outstanding menu of food & wine. Great presentation & service.
Spectacular view over the falls and top notch grub. The mains weren't as warm as could be and probably sat for a while before coming to us, however the soup was probably the tastiest ever and the pork loin excellent. The short ribs were to die for - succulent, tender and full of flavour. Black pepper mill not offered for the starters which was a shame as server was attentive in the main. Wine selection excellent. Event somewhat dampened by the cold draught emanating from the kitchen servery area adjacent to us which sent a chill rushing across our table and out the (missing) front door. Diners advised to bring suitable attire - ladies be warned about any sleevless top as you won't stay too long without a scarf/ coat or shawl.
Our only complaint is that the there is another restaurant with a HUGE buffet right in the middle of this gem. It isn't pleasant to see others scarf down the buffet and all the noise. It is a shame bc the food was spectacular and the service great - so were the cocktails....
Pleasant relaxed atmosphere. Waiter very knowledgeable about food and particularly about the wine and local vineyards
My husband and I celebrated our wedding anniversary with a quick trip to Niagara Falls, Canada. Windows was an unexpected and highly enjoyable experience. We loved the food and the service was great. Views were amazing! We are already planning a return visit!
Great Time, food was excellent, service was outstanding. We celebrated our son's birthday and hd a great meal.
We had the special appetizer to start - wild mushrooms in a divine sauce served on a homemade biscuit. The Salmon was tasty and the steak cooked just right. Too full for dessert - as the portions were surprisingly generous for a gourmand restaurant.... The bill came to $125 with wine but no dessert.... Loved everything about the place!
I had the bacon wrapped pork tenderloin which was very tender and flavourful, my husband had the halibut and he throughly enjoyed it. For dessert I had the blueberry upside down cake and my husband had the flourless chocolate cake, both were excellent.
We had a lovely evening. We didn't feel rushed, the service was attentive and the food was delicious. We asked for a window table when we made the reservation and received one. The portions were perfect.


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The peace of our children
Parents who love their children are eager to provide all the necessities of life.
They seek to fulfill their wants and desires, too. They give love unconditionally.
I remember the years of single parenting. Oh how my heart beat with a desire to assure my son of my love, devotion and constancy.
Every good thing I knew I wanted to teach him.
I recall a conversation years later when he was on break from college. I said, "You had to learn to do without a lot of things during those years. But, you learned delayed gratification and that waiting is a good thing when done right."
His head shot up and he said, "Do without what?"
I explained how I couldn't always give him his desires. I reminded him of how we'd have looking days at the toy store with the hope of a birthday or Christmas gift one day.
He looked me in the eye and said, "I don't remember doing without. Thank you, Mom. I wouldn't want to change anything you did."
Could I have received any greater gift?
And, yet, all around us today we see parents breaking their backs to give gifts to their children that are beyond their means; working long hours, going into debt and feeling guilty to boot...while attitudes of entitlement instead of gratitude are received in return.
God requires us to love our children and bring them up knowing who he is. He is the ultimate provider though he uses us in the process.
My son's words reminded me how my feelings of inadequacy turned to thanksgiving as we learned together to rely more on God.
I wanted most to instill in him an understanding of God's faithfulness, his goodness, his care of us even when things weren't just the way we wanted them to be.
I often quoted to him that God is the same yesterday, today and forever; therefore, we could count on God's sameness and dependability no matter what.
That resulted in a child who knew God's peace. And reminds me of the verse in Isaiah 54:13, NKJV, which says, "All your children shall be taught by the Lord, and great shall be the peace of your children."
Today, I am often the recipient of my grown son's love and commitment to the Lord Jesus Christ and how it touches my life.
This Thanksgiving I praise God for his everlasting peace through the Lord Jesus Christ. Selah
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This black bear came to visit a Crosby Road backyard on the 4th of July. What a surprise to see this fellow at the bottom of the porch stairs! He was attracted to the area in search of food and he located the bird feeders. Apparently it is getting more common to encounter bears in our area and we need to be watchful.
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It is with thoroughbred pleasure that I can spray my comments, thoughts, and reflection in/on/all-over this forum. This (ART)icle is simply the most profound snapshot of today's world. A wild gantzer in the domesticated land, magnificent! Tres bein!
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I have spent at least a fortnight fighting images of satan's lowest beast because of this article. The sheer AUDACITY this website has to publish an article of this nature (PUN) is a difficult pill to swallow. FOR SHAME, FOR SHAME.
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My world has just been turned upside down...not only did this bear steal my halloween costume but it proves we are not the highest thing on the food chain. The world needs to be run by bears and humans must bow down to their pure power!
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the pain this digital life enhancement makes me physically excrete upon viewing is beyond definable, and i would do nearly anything to substantially decrease this SENSATION. although i love bears, this one just has that kind of brash attitude i hate!
says ... on Wednesday, May 18 at 11:38 AM
This story is too CUTE!! :) I love when we get to see these beasts of beasts in a romantically playful manner. Though I am not a nature person at all I would love to get a black bear in my backyard so i can photograph it up close and very personable
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oh holy night, this picture has literally refused to exit my womb with grace. I. CAN'T. GET. ENOUGH!!!! I'm literally soaked to the girdle with daunting excitement, and faith tells me this pictograph will last FOREVER, please don't forget, please-
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i am physically and socially appalled by this pathetic display of natures most restrictive beast. i would like to reach out and offer my tempting assistance towards anyone who might be struggling as i am out there to come to grips with THIS PHOTO :(
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Can anyone explain to me what the big deal with this is? it's difficult for me to feel sympathy for this DISGUSTING creature of the night, ESPECIALLY when it haunts my crescent dreams.
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Seeing this picture is INFECTIOUS! I can't believe the impending feeling of truth this burns into my retinas every 5 or 6 hours. Thank You CHANNEL 7!
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this bear picture has altered my perception of reality. The very fiber of my being is now questioned in the wake of this highly engaging, delightful photograph. THANKS, YOU.
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i had NO idea! thank you for this wonderful, deeply explanatory and fufilling article, he DOES look hungry! Mike.


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Climate change science has become mainstream just like cell phones and modern medicine. Like billions of cell phones and millions of Doctors, 1.
President Barack Obama and House Republicans are allowing the March 1 deadline for the budget sequester to creep nearer - as if assuming that the other guys will bear the brunt of the blame for the havoc the spending cuts will wreak.
Quiz question: Of the last seven presidents, which one issued, by a large margin, the most executive orders per year? Answer: Jimmy Carter. Gerald Ford is second, Ronald Reagan is third, Bill Clinton is fourth, and George H.W. Bush is fifth. George W.
When Mike O'Rourke called me Friday afternoon to ask questions for a story he was preparing on the maelstrom known as the Scheeler/Green controversy, one can imagine my lack of eagerness to participate in any way.
As the nation's chief executive, Obama is ultimately accountable for the budget fiasco, even if he is right on the merits and politics. Your federal government is almost certain to blow past the March 1 deadline for averting $1.
One thing that President Obama and Gov. Mark Dayton have in common is their constant refrain of "tax the rich." Every time there is discussion about budget deficits their call is for higher taxes on the rich.
Several years ago there was a report that a driller had struck oil in southwestern Minnesota.
President Obama's approach to so-called "climate change" appears to include recycling old ideas. In his State of the Union address, the president recycled the idea of spending more on education, though we are still getting unsatisfactory results.
One of the most exciting American boxers in years will defend his title this weekend. You've probably never heard of him. His name is Adrien Broner, and although he is the world lightweight champion, he is not exactly famous.
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Walter, though, isn't the sort of writer to bum out his audience too much. The stories in We Live In Water aren't cautionary tales so much as satire on the pure, sorry foolishness of humankind — how clueless yet hopeful we can be, even when we're at fault.
If all you've read of Walter's work is his terrific novel Beautiful Ruins — one of the best books of 2012 — you may think of him as a bit soft-hearted. Maybe he is; Beautiful Ruins is nothing if not romantic. But zero in on the novel's assault on the Hollywood moviemaking machine, and you'll marvel at the humor. Walter's trippy post-9/11 mystery The Zero and his hilarious, rueful take on the economic crises in The Financial Lives of the Poets evoke that same dark comedic sensibility. So do most of these stories.
Even when these hapless characters have a shot at succeeding at some task, the outcome is never what they expect. In Thief, a father sets a trap for his family because someone is stealing change out of the jar labeled "Vacation Fund." In Wheelbarrow Kings, a pair of meth heads undergo an epic journey through town seeking an unwanted, oversized TV in hopes of pawning it. In Anything Helps, a father living in a shelter and struggling for sobriety hoards money to buy the latest Harry Potter book for his son in foster care but buys booze instead. Even when he manages to panhandle enough for the book, his son's response leaves him dissatisfied. "[T]hat's all they are now, all they're ever gonna be," he thinks of himself and his fellow addicts, "a twitching bunch of memories and mistakes, regrets."
Memories and mistakes and regrets accumulate throughout these stories. So many mistakes. Why? In one of the collection's best stories, A Statistical Abstraction for my Hometown, Spokane, Washington — Spokane happens to be Walter's hometown — the narrator lists the city's myriad problems but is shrewd enough to ask, "Did I hate Spokane ... or did I hate myself?" And so: mistakes. The scam artist in Helpless Little Things grows too concerned for the welfare of a teenager he has enlisted to help him. The white collar ex-con in The Wolf and the Wild gets too protective of the little boy he reads to as part of his community service. Attachments can be deadly.
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It seems that I have been having the same issue with these socks as most other people have. They keep slipping off. The first time I wore them the left sock was the only side slipping off and I had to continually take off my shoe to slip it back on. Same thing happened the second time I wore them. Being that I wear size 13 shoes I thought that maybe they would fit more snug and I wouldn't have the same issue after I washed them but no. I like the look that it gives of "no socks" which is why I continue to wear them but now I use a piece of tape on the heel of my foot to keep the heel of the sock from slipping off.
These socks never stay on and are not worth how annoying they are to have no show socks. I wear a size 10 shoe and these socks never stay on the heel and don't cover enough of my foot to wear drivers and not have the shoe rub on my feet.
Typically go barefoot in the summer, but these are the next best thing if you are not comfortable going without socks. have a nice grip on the back heel that is supposed to keep sock in place. Does a decent job, but I still recommend going without socks.
These socks are great for keeping your feet dry and still achieve that "no sock" look everyone strives for in the summer. The backs of them don't stick as well, however the toes are covered and so is the sweat.
Wore them for the first time and was disappointed. The sock on my left foot kept coming off so I had to kept taking off my shoe to pull back the sock I did this about 10 times wearing them for about 6 hours. The right sock was fine. Will wash them and see if anything changes. Wish this worked better.
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After two wearings and two washings, the silicone heel grips are nearly useless, I've had to take my shoes off twice today to pull the heels up on the socks, and at one point contemplated either throwing my shoes or the socks across the room to help alleviate the issue. If I were just wearing socks this would not be a problem, but sadly modern standards of acceptable dress in the U.S. require shirt, shoes, and everything else is really optional. Silly really that places don't require pants.
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Unstable angina is a condition in which your heart doesn't get enough blood flow and oxygen. It may lead up to a heart attack.
Angina is a type of chest discomfort caused by poor blood flow through the blood vessels (coronary vessels) of the heart muscle (myocardium).
See also:
Accelerating angina; New-onset angina; Angina - unstable; Progressive angina
Coronary artery disease due to atherosclerosis is by far the most common cause of unstable angina. Atherosclerosis is the buildup of fatty material called plaque along the walls of the arteries. This causes arteries to become narrowed and less flexible, which interrupts blood flow to the heart, causing chest pain.
People with unstable angina are at increased risk of having a heart attack.
Coronary artery spasm is a rare cause of angina.
Risk factors for coronary artery disease include:
Symptoms of angina may include:
With stable angina, the chest pain or other symptom only occurs with a certain amount of activity or stress. The pain does not occur more often or get worse over time.
Unstable angina is chest pain that is sudden and gets worse over time. You may be developing unstable angina if the chest pain:
Unstable angina is a warning sign that a heart attack may happen soon. It needs to be treated right away. If you have any type of chest pain, see your doctor.
The doctor will perform a physical examination and check your blood pressure. The doctor may hear abnormal sounds, such as a heart murmur or irregular heartbeat, when listening to your chest with a stethoscope.
Tests for angina include:
Your doctor may want you to check into the hospital to get some rest, have more tests, and prevent complications.
Blood thinners (antiplatelet drugs) are used to treat and prevent unstable angina. These medicines include aspirin and the prescription drug clopidogrel. Aspirin (and sometimes clopidogrel) may reduce the chance of a heart attack in certain patients.
During an unstable angina event:
Often if a blood vessel is found to be narrowed or blocked, a procedure called angioplasty and stenting can be done to open the artery.
Heart bypass surgery may be done for some people, depending on which, how many, and what parts of their coronary arteries are narrowed, and how severe the narrowings are.
Unstable angina is a sign of more severe heart disease.
How well you do depends on many different things, including:
Abnormal heart rhythms and heart attacks can cause sudden death.
Unstable angina may lead to:
Seek medical attention if you have new, unexplained chest pain or pressure. If you have had angina before, call your doctor.
Call 911 if your angina pain:
Call your doctor if:
If you think you are having a heart attack, get medical treatment right away.
Lifestyle changes can help prevent some angina attacks. Your doctor may tell you to:
Also keep strict control of your blood pressure, diabetes, and cholesterol levels. Some studies have shown that making a few lifestyle changes can prevent blockages from getting worse and may actually improve them.
If you have one or more risk factors for heart disease, talk to your doctor about taking aspirin or other medicines to help prevent a heart attack. Aspirin therapy (75 - 325 mg a day) or a drug called clopidogrel may help prevent heart attacks in some people. Aspirin therapy is recommended if the benefit is likely to outweigh the risk of side effects.
Anderson JL, Adams CD, Antman EM, Bridges CR, Califf RM, Casey DE Jr., et al. ACC/AHA 2007 guidelines for the management of patients with unstable angina/non-ST-Elevation myocardial infarction: a report of the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association Task Force on Practice Guidelines (Writing Committee to Revise the 2002 Guidelines for the Management of Patients With Unstable Angina/Non-ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction) developed in collaboration with the American College of Emergency Physicians, the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions, and the Society of Thoracic Surgeons endorsed by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation and the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2007;50:e1-e157.
Cannon CP, Braunwald E. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 56.
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Perfect Vacation or Business Home for Events & Sports in Dallas
- bedrooms 4
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Beautiful vacation and business home with swimming pool, media room, home office, and Wi-Fi internet access. Strategically located in North Dallas this house borders the cities of Addison, Plano, and Richardson.
This home is 4BR/4BA with 3009 square feet of living space. It has a spacious open floor plan with high vaulted ceilings, large living room and media center, and a very comfortable dining table area in the kitchen. The house boasts beautiful contemporary furniture and modern art throughout. The large gourmet kitchen with spacious cabinets is fully stocked with dishes, utensils, spices, and modern appliances. This makes cooking for large groups fast, fun, and efficient. Visit the backyard and enjoy your own private outdoor oasis. A gorgeous swimming pool and stone deck make every day a tropical get away and you don't even have to go anywhere!
Ah, yes, but there's more. This house has a large master bedroom suite located downstairs with a dual vanity bathroom. A second bedroom with an attached bathroom is located downstairs next to the master bedroom. There are two additional bedrooms located upstairs with a shared full bathroom. The media room has 65" big screen HDTV with surround sound, a Netflix subscription, and DVD player with numerous DVD movie titles. Enjoy the conference center for work or play with 2 office desks and Wi-Fi internet connection.
One last thing - We have decorated this home as a beautiful escape from the mundane, everything was done with enjoyment in mind, and therefore we must ask our guests to respect our few rules. ****NO PETS, **** we love them too, but even your sweetheart has an odor and after too many pets a home begins to smell. No early check-ins or late check-outs, if you are coming early or staying late, there is an extra charge. ABSOLUTELY no smoking in the home, I have an ashtray outside, you are free to smoke outside. We DON'T discount our home to anyone looking to book last minute, which is not fair to the guests who were kind enough to book ahead. And finally, if a visit to the home finds there are more people than the agreed upon number, an extra charge, forfeiture of deposit, or immediate eviction can be imposed by owner. Thank you for viewing our home; if you decide to book it, we know you will be very pleasantly surprised with the quality of this property.
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Do you like to shop? Some of the world's greatest shopping malls are right here in Dallas - North Park Mall, Preston Center, The Galleria Mall, The Shops at Legacy Park, to name just a few. What about the outdoors? Trails, parks, numerous athletic gyms, tennis courts and golf courses surround this entire property. So if you like the outdoors or staying active and fit you and your guests will be in hog heaven. So what are you waiting for??? This house rents FAST, pick up the phone and make a reservation NOW! Good Luck and I look forward to having you as my guests!
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This house is just 10 to 30 minutes away to most of Dallas's finest and most exciting venues: Downtown Dallas, West End, Victory Park, American Airlines Center, Deep Elum, Fair Park, Uptown Dallas, Lower McKinney Ave, Lower Greenville Ave, White Rock Lake, Six Flags, Dallas Cowboys Stadium, Texas Rangers Ballpark, Gaylord Texan Resort, Grapevine Lake, Pizza Hut Park, Dr. Pepper Ballpark, Lake Lewisville, Addison, Allen, Arlington, Frisco, Irving, Plano, Richardson, DFW international airport, Love Field airport, Addison airport and much more.
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Nightly rate $425 / Weekly rate $2500 / Monthly rate $8000
Requirements: 3 night minimum stay, $500 security deposit, $150 cleaning fee.
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Sure there are some of you insisting that slavery kept the black man down, but I'm here to challenge that assertion by claiming that slavery got shit done for the benefit of all Americans.
The following does come from a member of another forum who lists his name as 'Militant Black'.
The United States of America is able to feed it's population very well, and at the same time it's able to feed many outsiders as well.
This is extraordinary considering the fact that only 3% of the U.S's population is in the agriculture field. Even less are doing the actual farming. For this kind of thing to happen, the U.S. has to develop VERY advanced methods of agriculture. In fact, the lives of 97% of Americans depends on the sustenance produced by said farmers, as they can not grow food themselves.
Now lets look at the black contribution to agriculture, number one, black Africans in Africa have had so many contributions through many of their agarian societies it's baffling. But, the question is about slavery. Slaves in the U.S. were all there was to do with agriculture for a long while. They continued to make new and improved methods of agricultural cultivation. Even as uneducated beasts of burden without the many agricultural innovations of African slaves, the U.S. would in NO WAY be able to sustain it's population for over 300 million people.
Also, let's not forget the disease ridden America that existed in colonial times; yellow fever and other diseases ran amuck. And yes Whites cured their own diseases too, but many, such as yellow fever were cured by blacks. Blacks invented and brought over many methods of cleaning one's self such as soaps, shampoos and much more that prevented countless more disease outbreaks.
Then there is the architectural/building projects done by blacks especially in the southern region of the U.S. So many agricultural designs of the Southernmost states comes from Africa. Such as the large agricultural plantations, porches that extend from the house providing protection against the elements and so much more.
Slaves were responsible for landscaping so that environmental barriers are no longer there for the precious WHITE man (many died from disease and infection doing this). Blacks were soon freed and put to welfare project building even more for this ungrateful nation just to be able to provide for their families. Its not as if Whites would have given them educational opportunities, so the blacks learned most of what would benefit America and themselves as a whole because of their slavery.
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Oak Ridge resident Kathleen Rapp won Chilton Hospital's coveted Service Star Award for July 2013. She is a Certified Respiratory Therapist Technician in the hospital's Respiratory Therapy Department.
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Clemson University has been given a speech code rating of Yellow. You may read more about this institution's speech codes at this page.
- Clemson University: Free Speech Zone Suspended
- Clemson University: Restrictions on Contacting Public Officials
- Clemson University: Student Charged with Harassment and Disorderly Conduct for Single Email
FIRE Cases at Clemson University
- USC, Clemson Policies Threaten Students' Free-Speech Rights, Group Contends, The Nerve, September 19, 2012
- Clemson student charged for rude e-mail, The Washington Post, June 1, 2010
- Clemson exonerates student group, will review policy on 'free-speech zones', AgapePress, December 4, 2006
- Students challenge Clemson's free speech policies, The Sun News, November 18, 2006
- An open letter to Clemson University, The Tiger Town Observer, October 13, 2006
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[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from Monday's episode of Beauty and the Beast. Read at your own risk.]
How do you recover from shooting the love of your life? Beauty and the Beast's Catherine Chandler will soon have to find out.
On Monday's midseason finale, Cat (KristinKreuk) had to make a tough choice: watch a beastly Vincent (Jay Ryan) kill her father (Ted Whittal) or shoot Vincent to save him. Cat ultimately chose the latter. In the closing moments of the episode, Cat — who still ultimately put her dad in jail —was being consoled by Gabe (Sendhil Ramamurthy) while a shirtless Vincent was seen cleaning his wound as Tori (Amber Skye Noyes) walked in on him. So, where does this leave the couple? Is there hope for reconciliation, or will Cat and Vincent both seek love in other places? Executive producer Brad Kern shared what's to come with a select group of reporters below.
Will Catherine take down her own father in order to save Vincent?
In the final moments of the fall's penultimate episode, Vincent (Jay Ryan) went to save Tori (Amber Skye Noyes) who was set up by Cat's father, Detective Reynolds (Ted Whittal), after he became aware she was a beast. With Tori tied up and a bomb by her side, viewers were left wondering what happened when the explosion went off. (Spoiler alert! We have it on good authority both survived.)
Beauty and the Beast's Amber Skye Noyes: Tori and Vincent have a bond that Cat can't share
On Monday's midseason finale (9/8c, CW), Catherine will have to decide if she'll help Gabe (Sendhil Ramamurthy) get Reynolds behind bars for all he's done. She'll also come to terms with Vincent's beastly side overpowering his humanity and whether or not she's willing to sacrifice everything for the sake of their love. That is, if she can even forgive him for making out with Tori.
[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers about Thursday's Season 4 finale of Covert Affairs. Read at your own risk.]read more
New jobs are tough -- especially when your new employer is the CIA. Annie Walker (Piper Perabo) is fluent in six languages, has traveled the world and is besting her fellow CIA trainees in every test. But that doesn't explain why she's suddenly summoned by CIA headquarters to report for active duty as a field operative one month before her training is over. She doesn't know there may be something -- or someone -- from her past that her CIA bosses are really after. Annie's unofficial guide to the CIA is Auggie Anderson (Christopher Gorham), a tech ops expert who was blinded while on assignment. As Annie navigates this new world of intrigue, danger and bureaucratic red tape, Auggie is there to make sure this quick study won't be kept in the dark for long. Also starring Peter Gallagher, Kari Matchett, Sendhil Ramamurthy and Anne Dudek. Become a fan on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/CovertAffairs and follow us on Twitter! http://twitter.com/covertaffairs
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Watch it now before it's in theatres! Leigh (Kristen Bell) is almost 30, and living a seemingly perfect life in New York. But when her career and love life both come crashing down, she flees to her suburban hometown and regresses right back into her teenage ways. She moves into her old room with her parents, hangs around with friends who never left town, and reclaims her high school job as a condo-complex lifeguard. But as Leigh enjoys shirking off adult life and responsibilities, and enters into an illicit affair, she begins a chain reaction that affects those closest to her. With an all-star cast that also includes Martin Starr ("Party Down," "Knocked Up"), Mamie Gummer ("Side Effects") and Oscar nominee Amy Madigan, it's a journey that's both hilarious and heartfelt. A presentation of Screen Media Films and Focus World, the alternative distribution division of Focus Features.
After hitting a rough patch, 29-year-old Leigh abandons her journalism career, moves back in with her parents and gets a job as a lifeguard.
From Focus World & Screen Media, a 29 year old (Kristen Bell) reverts to teenage behavior when she flees back to her suburban hometown.
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Vincent and Cat find themselves at odds on how to deal with Agent Reynolds, which forces Vincent to wonder if he is more beast than man. Cat makes a drastic move that will forever change her relationship with Vincent. Sendhil Ramamurthy and Nina Lisandrello also star. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
While attempting to learn more about Vincent's mission, Cat gets kidnapped by Vincent. Their growing chemistry complicates his mission. Meanwhile, Tess, J.T. and Gabe come together to help Cat. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
Carrie goes undercover with a team of bank robbers when The Major Crimes Section gets a lead on the gang's leader, a notorious thief who rarely shows his face. Sendhil Ramamurthy guest stars. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
On the anniversary of her mother's death, Cat asks Gabe to attend her family's annual remembrance of Vanessa. Meanwhile, Cat learns some information that makes her think her mom might still be alive. Also available on Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
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Beauty and the Beast is adding one more beast to its growing family.
During a mission to take down one of the most high-profile beasts on Monday's episode, Vincent (Jay Ryan) discovers and rescues (or some might say kidnaps) his daughter Tori (Amber Skye Noyes). Unaware that her father is a part of a species she never knew existed, Tori is stunned and then devastated when he dies. As if that wasn't enough to deal with, in the closing moments of the episode, Tori sees her eyes glow a beastly shade of green. How long before she becomes a full beast? And will she and Vincent bond over their shared connection? We checked in with Noyes to find out.
Get ready to meet Beauty and the Beast's first female beast.
On Monday's episode (9/8c, The CW), Vincent (Jay Ryan) will try to neutralize a high-profile beast and in the process, ends up meeting — and rescuing — the beast's daughter Tori (Amber Skye Noyes). While she's in his protection, Tori is stunned when she makes some shocking discoveries about her life.
Things are heating up on Beauty and the Beast.
On Monday's episode (9/8c, the CW), Gabe (Sendhil Ramamurthy) enlists Vincent (Jay Ryan) to help him track down a suspected beast, but Vincent quickly takes matters into his own hands. In our exclusive first-look photo, Vincent is seen risking his life to save someone from a deadly fire.
On Monday's Beauty and the Beast's Cat and Vincent are sussing each other out in a scene reminiscent of Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Beauty and the Beast Boss: Cat and Vincent Have to Fall In Love All Over Again
On the episode (Monday at 9/8c, The CW), Catherine (Kristin Kreuk) and Vincent (Jay Ryan) track a beast while keeping their individual agendas secret from one another in a game of cat-and-mouse. In our exclusive sneak peek, the two dance while Cat threatens Vincent to tell her what's going on — or else her backup, Tess (Nina Lisandrello) and Gabe (Sendhil Ramamurthy), are prepared with tranquilizers.
Beauty and the Beast is hitting the reset button with a revamped beast, a new mythology and a brand new love story.
At the end of the CW series' first season, the future for Vincent (Jay Ryan) and Catherine (Kristin Kreuk) looked bleak, as Vincent was captured by a man the audience soon learned was Cat's biological father (played by Ted Whittall). When Season 2 premieres, there will be more noticeable changes than just the three-month time-jump that begins with Cat still frantically searching for her love. Gone is the procedural "case of the week" aspect of the show, gone is the signature scar on Vincent's face and — most drastically — gone is Vincent's memory of his recent life.
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I don't know how I missed this yesterday, but a mini Home Improvement reunion gets the top spot today.
Beyonce has changed her again.
A dress up day for Britney Spears.
Speaking of dressed up, Carmen Electra looks amazing.
Chrissy Teigen. Presumably she is not wearing underwear.
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Nationals at Braves, 7/1/2012
Ashley's down in Atlanta for the week, so she took her brother to Turner Field to watch the Nats take out the Braves. It was a brutal summer day (official game temp was 101), but with lots of water, ice cream, and a win, the day turned out to be fun.
It's hard to come into another stadium and be the lone fan cheering for your team. Ashley's done it before in college, but it's different when you grew up with the home team and have become a traitor (according to the brother). The tomahawk chop was still going strong, and the Braves uniforms haven't changed in years. However, Ashley stuck to her guns and cheered when the rest of the crowd booed.
There were a lot of things that made this game great, but what really stuck out to me was how the overall game experience was so much better than going to a game at Nationals Park. Let's go through a few of them:
1) Parking – it took us less than 30 minutes to get door to door. The Braves stadium is about 3 miles further away from home than Nats Park, but parking is available right at the stadium and there wasn't crazy traffic. Yes, we went on a Sunday afternoon during a holiday week, but traffic has been so bad in DC on a weekend that we've turned around before. Parking was $10 in advance (plus fees) or $15 in cash.
2) Seating – the seats at Turner Field are slightly steeper, which means that you're closer to the field. We sat in the 200s, which would be like an upper 100s seat. However, because of the way the seats were situated, I felt like we had a better angle on the field. Turner field holds about 49,000 (vs 41,000 for the Nats), but it didn't feel like the stadium was bigger. Also, our seats were in the shade the entire game (for a 1:35 start).
3) Concessions – the food seemed of better quality (including a lot of local restaurants) and was cheaper. My brother got basic chicken tenders, which were delicious (even on a HOT day) and only cost $7. I grabbed a small cup of ice cream – $3. And my small had two scoops crammed into it. It was also Mayfield, which elevates it to a whole other level.
4) Season Ticket Holder (STH) Perks – wow, this really showed a difference in the two parks. The Braves had a lounge area set aside for STHs, and all STHs get 33% off concessions all year. It made me want to snap up a season pack.
5) Music – when visiting batters step up to the plate, the Braves organist tries to play something special for them. On Sunday we got "Send in the Clowns" for Harper, OUT spelled out in morse code for Morse, and "Never Gonna Give you Up" (by Rick Astley) for Ankiel. If you ever make it to a game in Atlanta (or are watching on TV), you can follow @bravesorganist on Twitter to give suggestions or find out what he's thinking for our boys.
6) The Big Screen – in between innings, the music and videos definitely had a Southern flare. I had forgotten just how much I like country music in fact. The best thing they did though was show a montage of clips from a game last year where the Braves rallied back from 4 under to tie, and ultimately win, the game. "We did it before, and we can do it again…" was the basic theme, and then led into the tomahawk chop. I think that's a great way to motivate the fans.
Overall, the game was one of the more fun, relaxed baseball outings I've had in a while. I didn't realize how much Nats games actually stress me out. Dear Nationals, please take a look at this and try to find ways to make your game experience better. I felt like I was there to watch baseball, not there to make money for the owners. Even if the Braves had won, I still would have had a great day.
(Just to be fair, the one thing the Nats do better is cameras. I can bring an 8 inch lens to Nationals Park, but only a 5 inch lens to Turner Field. Hence, no awesome telephoto pics this time.)
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Type: Freeware | Releases: Jul 25, 2011 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: Fixed Odds Betting | ||||
Fixed Odds Betting Browser Toolbar supplied by Fixed-Odds-Betting.com. Compatible with Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google Chrome, the toolbar features a range of tools for fixed odds betting fans and visitors of the fixed-odds-betting.com website. |
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Cost: $0.00US | Developer: Texas Holdem | ||||
WoW Texas Holdem Flop Odds is a chart of the odds of flopping a playable hand for different Texas Holdem starting hands. It is designed to help you play better poker while using WoW Texas Holdem. You can find WoW Texas Holdem at http://www.freeholdemstrategy.com |
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The odds reflect the percentage of probability of an outcome occurring. The lower the odds, the more predictable the outcome. Thus, you can refer to the lowest odds as being the 'favorite' outcome. PartyBets.com offers the odds, you select them and then you decide how much you want to wager. |
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Type: Shareware | Releases: Apr 28, 2006 | ||||
Cost: $49.95US | Developer: Advice Network Ltd. | ||||
Pokerbility enables you to enhance your poker skills and improve your game, giving you that extra edge when playing online poker. Pokerbility is your own personal odds calculator, providing you with the odds and recommendations while you play, in real time - serving as your automatic mentor and advisor while you learn the ropes of poker |
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Type: Shareware | Releases: Sep 01, 2005 | ||||
Cost: $89.00US | Developer: Poker Inspector, Inc. | ||||
Calculate Texas Holdem poker odds instantly while you play online. If you run Holdem Inspector while playing online, it will capture all the upcards from the game table and display detailed stats for all betting rounds instantly. There's no need to enter your hole cards or board cards. The program does all the work for you. All you have to do is concentrate on your game and glance at the stats as you play. |
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Increased Odds 1.0
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Type: Shareware | Releases: May 09, 2001 | ||||
Cost: $14.95US | Developer: Asynchrony.com | ||||
Increased Odds makes the picking of lottery tickets fun and exciting. Increased Odds allows you to build a database of lottery history and use the results from statistical charts to create sets of numbers for your favorite lottery. Pick numbers based on past and future probabilities (Most frequent, Least frequent) or just random. The main engine of Increased Odds gives you the power to pick a set of tickets based on a large group of numbers. |
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Texas Calculatem 4.2.25
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Type: Shareware | Releases: Oct 18, 2005 | ||||
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Texas Holdem Calculator for online play. AutoRead capability. Most poker rooms supported. Automatically watches your game. Offers exact odds and advice while you play. Supports Expekt.com, Full Tilt, Absolute Poker, Party Poker, Paradise Poker, Pokerroom.com, Ultimate Bet, Empire Poker, PokerStars, Pacific Poker, Ladbrokes, Betfair, Interpoker, William Hill Poker, Bet365 Poker, Trident Poker, and more. |
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Odds Wizard 2.20 Live
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Sports prediction and betting software. Generates performance-based odds for the upcoming games in any league sports, such as soccer, hockey, tennis, etc. Maintains Internet-updateable databases with the past games for over 100 leagues worldwide, UEFA superleague, World Cup 2010, NHL, NFL, MLB, NBA, ATP. Keeps track of teams ratings. Has built-in bet optimizer. Performs advanced tournament analysis. Features convenient intuitive user interface. |
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Paragon Poker Pal 5.4
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A neat poker calculator that provides the winning odds on any Texas Hold Em/7 Card Stud/Omaha poker hand. Automatically sees your cards as they are dealt and Poker Pal will tell you the odds of winning as a % and suggest the correct play. User options include calculation/accuracy speed as well as style of play (from tight to loose). Poker Pal will suggest how to play your hand based on your user setting. Win in the long run by playing the odds! |
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Holdem Spy 3.11
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Poker odds depends on your opponents player styles. Hold'em Spy is the first odds calculator with two integrated components, Player tracker + Hand evaluator. With the complex AI-engine you will conquer the online poker rooms! |
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