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It's their new imprint, branding. I don't dislike it, just that it leads me to believe their products are actually made of Swiss Cheese, not metal and epoxy.
yeah but it would cost quite a lot to block both his beasts now, inc rads and youd have crazey cooling x2, id oil submerge them if i were him,, yes really.
AMD wont allow any motherboard manufacturer to "taint" the server market with 2P boards that can overclock. They believe it blemishes the server market. I have heard of companies ordering direct from Tyan specifically paying for a BIOS with all of the options unlocked, but we are talking large large companies spending a pretty penny.
Kind of it uses XMP profiling to force a higher bus speed in one specific modified BIOS via linux. I would much rather a 2P board that would allow BIOS clocking.
let alone 2 of them. I was looking at his 4p builds the other day. I was thinking of building a rig dedicated to folding using a few (3 or 4) gtx 560SEs. then I saw the power usage difference with his 4p build so i may go the multi cpu route, though I'll probably stick with 2 cpu for the sake of costs and the fact i'm not sure how well my new job is gonna pay yet. I'm still waiting on the interview nice to know there's a waterblock for that socket now. even though i'll start with air cooling, i'll probably end up moving to liquid later in the summer (if my job works out)
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Jennifer Nelson is your link to a better diet. As specialty editor of the nutrition and healthy eating guide, she plays a vital role in bringing you healthy recipes and meal planning."Nutrition is one way people have direct control over the quality of their lives," she says. "I hope to translate the science of nutrition into ways that people can select and prepare great-tasting foods that help maintain health and treat disease."
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It's commonly thought that the typical holiday weight gain is around 5 pounds (2.3 kilograms). In reality, it's probably less. The catch, though, is that even a small holiday weight gain is seldom lost — adding to the cumulative weight gain that happens over time for most adults. In past blogs we've talked about being mindful about holiday eating. Continuing in that spirit, I offer a few additional tips to help you enjoy the season and avoid holiday weight gain:
- Take it a day at a time. Strive to balance out your calories over the day or at least over a couple of days. If you'll be consuming extra calories at a social event in the evening, make adjustments earlier in the day. Focus on fruits and veggies, and add some lean protein and high-fiber grains to keep your appetite in check.
- Spurn the party snacks. Don't waste your calories mindlessly munching salty or sugary snack foods. Save them for the big event — dinner and dessert.
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- Decorate your plate. Fill half to three-quarters of your plate with colorful raw veggies, fruits or items that have these as their main ingredient. You know creamy sauces and cheesy toppings are going to add calories, so take smaller portions. Fill the rest of your plate with lean meat, shrimp or other seafood choices.
- Mind your manners and your portions. At sit-down affairs, graciously sample all foods — for your own experience and to please your host. However, you don't have to clean your plate to demonstrate your appreciation.
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William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACRDr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology. Medical Editor:
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MDMelissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology. In this Article
Can drug therapy be matched to the "body clock?"The time of day also can affect the way our bodies respond to medical therapy, especially drug therapy. Investigators working in a special area of chronobiology, called chronotherapeutics or chronotherapy, are studying these effects. Their goal is to come up with new medications, or improve existing ones, that make the most of what we know about how the body clock works. Already there is evidence that taking medication "by the clock" helps the drugs work better and reduces their side effects. Currently, some doctors are prescribing nighttime administration of medication for patients with ulcer disease or asthma (which worsen at night), rheumatoid arthritis (which worsens in the early morning hours), and high cholesterol levels (most of the body's cholesterol production occurs at night). For patients with osteoarthritis, which worsens in the afternoon and evening, some doctors are prescribing midday medication. Drugs that may be given "by the clock" include corticosteroids, nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), antihistamines, theophyllines, and anticancer drugs. These lists are growing as chronobiology, chronotherapy, and the diagnostic and treatment methods derived from them are slowly accepted by the medical community. However, the broad acceptance of chronobiology in medicine is expected to take (excuse the expression) time. Chronobiology: marking time, making progressAlthough chronobiology is not new to medical science, it's still in the process of being accepted by the medical community. That's because most doctors are not taught about chronobiology - in fact, they are taught something that seems to contradict it! What are doctors taught? Homeostasis - the concept that body functions are in a constant "steady state" throughout the day and night, and that the goal of treatment is restoring or maintaining this "steady state." Even the treatment itself may have this goal, for example, a prescribed drug is given in a way ("every 4 hours") that theoretically will ensure a steady level of it in the patient's bloodstream. Obviously, this view contrasts sharply with diagnosing and treating illness chronobiologically - "by the clock." Fortunately, although chronobiology is not yet taught in medical schools, doctors are increasingly taking biologic rhythms into account in diagnosing and treating illness. They are recognizing that whereas homeostatic mechanisms keep the body functioning continuously on a moment-to-moment basis (for example, by maintaining breathing and heartbeat), biologic rhythms program the body "in advance" for coping with its predictably changing needs, such as varying energy requirements, during specific time cycles. The time is coming, medical experts say, when chronobiology, and particularly the body clock, will play a vital role in many areas of medical practice. In some of those areas, as we've seen, that time is now. If you are taking medication for a medical condition, consider keeping a record of the timing and intensity of your symptoms for a few days and showing it to your doctor; he or she may want to adjust your therapy to align more with your body clock. Who knows, maybe now is your time to get more into the rhythm of life! References: The right time? Chronopharmacology - a new science. Nursing RSA Verpleging. 1992;7:23-27. Pharmacology. Smolensky MH, D'Alonzo GE. Medical chronobiology: concepts and applications. Am Rev Respir Dis.1993;147:S2-S 19. Time of day medicine dose is taken may boost its efficacy, cut toxicity. JAMA. 1996;275:1 143-1 144. Medical News & Perspectives. American Heart Association; "Know the Facts, Get the Stats 2007." Centers for Disease Control, National Center for Health Statistics; "Allergies/Hay Fever." Centers for Disease Control, National Center for Health Statistics; "Asthma." Last Editorial Review: 12/29/2008 Patient CommentsViewers share their comments
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Affidavits intended to show that integraton in the New Orleans public schools will result in lower educational: standarcls and create a health menace to the entire population have been placed-in the record of the suit attacking, segregation now under advisement by a three-judge federal court here. The sworn statements from educational and medical authorities were introduced into the record by attorneys for the Orleans parish | school board. The suit being considered was -filed by attorneys for the National; Association for the Advancement of Colored People and charges that the 1954 state laws passed to circumvent the United States supreme court's decision in the school segregation cases are unconstitutional. Dr. Clarence Scheps, until recently president of the school board, states in one affidavit that forced integration would inevitably result "in serious deterioration of the New Orleans public school system and will, thereby^ deprive our future citizens, both white and Negro, of educational opportunities due them under our laws and practices." He asserted that this belief is not based on prejudice but solely on considerations of what constitutes the best educational conditions and environment for our children. ...
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There's a shitstorm brewing.
I notice Alleviate is permabanned.
There's a shitstorm brewing.
what did he do now
When routine bites hard, and ambitions are low.
When resentment rides high, and when emotion won't grow.
We're both changing our ways, taking different roads.
Love. Love will tear us apart. Again.
Well, too bad. There goes one of the few trolls who was actually good at his job.
Well I feel like im totally missing something... How can you tell that someone's permabanned?
Normally, that's when you can see the user rank under the banned user's name. But I have seen a few cases where it wasn't a permaban. Sgeckledorf and Zenotwapal were two of the cases.
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As I'm sure you know already, unless you're the person or a mod, you can't see how long it'll be. You can only be told. And "permaban" is just one of those words people here like to throw around every time a potential opportunity arises, like "hacking" or "Neo".Originally Posted by jenny123
Anyway, tons of permabans get reversed, so even if it does happen, it's not generally a huge deal. And besides, I'm pretty certain that Alleviate is an alt of a specific member. Not like there aren't a bunch running around as it is. It's always weird that most people don't seem to notice these things (or they do and just don't say anything, but that's even less likely). Or I'm completely wrong about all of these members and am a paranoid spastic.
But variety is the spice of life and all that.
We should unban Neo at this point.
Who is this 'Neo'? Is he some sort of SPPF sex symbol?
Beavis and Butthead was disappointing but still okay. My favorite part is when they commentated over the Jersey Shore.
Really? Reeeaally?
For the activities of Alleviate's that you could pass off as trolling, he's far off a special minority in a diamond-crusted, ethereal super league of great trolls. At most, Alleviate posted lukewarm trolling attempts that merely garnered worked-up responses from pseudo-intellectual pre-teens- and such topics that would only garner such responses from such people.
The fact that you think Alleviate was a big bad troll is really laughable. At most he was just a mildly provocative poster.
I'm guessing that if Alleviate was an alt, it would've been discovered by now considering how he was an active user, and so many people got worked up over him.
Even if you use a proxy?
Um... Yeah?
idk I know nothing about proxies
Or computers
You can always learn how.
Any alt that hasn't been banned, (ie; Qoombie, the alt of Ethan, whom he used to posthumously ***** about how much he hates Serebii) has used an alternative IP, called a proxy.
Neo Duality went through proxies like wildfire, making him unbannable, and eventually making Joe go nuts.
Definitely would have, if he isn't using a proxy. I dunno, I can definitely be wrong, but I'm just going off of stuff like posting style, opinions, M.O., etc.Originally Posted by Geekachu
But these things definitely go undetected over long periods of time. Take Kate, for instance.
More importantly, facetious did this many years ago, making Neo a poorman's copy, making me wonder why so many people are so obsessed with him when he's just repeating the stuff facetious did, minus all the stuff that was actually cool.Originally Posted by Sgeckledorf Spoongeblorb
Hacking.Originally Posted by XatuGamer
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I hang this toy where ever we go, whether it be her car seat, stroller or the play gym. She gets so focused on it and attacks it with full force :) Its bright colors and contrast make it very appealing to her eyes.
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I don't want to write a bio, I want someone else to write it for me. You see, someone told me that self praise is no recommendation, and I'm not going to say ... "Well, I'm ok, you know, quite a good writer."
I'm the dude!
"Really? Who do you think YOU are, bighead!?"
The ideal thing would be to get someone to write one for me, but, I live in Coventry, and immediately there are two barriers against me. The first one is, 'find someone who picked that bit up at school' (maybe I should go make a few friends in Birmingham?).
And 2. Actually get someone to actually do it.
I was stuck.
Then I had a great idea. Credit cards!
I get so many credit card applications through the door, I have had to move into a tent in the garden because the house is full of pens (it's like one of those hoarder programmes). If someone rings, and asks me if I have a pen, it takes me five minutes to choose a suitable one (I'm not going to use one that doesn't match my shirt, or eye shadow). So, in order to get this profile done, and maybe even the book write ups, I applied for several credit cards, received them, 'maxed them out', and said I couldn't afford the repayments. That's when the hostilities began i.e. letters, phone calls asking me why I couldn't pay, and telling me how irresponsible I'd been, etc etc ..Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
I got that traumatised, I created my own trauma buddy to handle it for me.
Why though waste a trauma buddy just on credit card rubbish? Why not get 'her' to write a bio for me? Do the book write ups? Etc. Great idea.
October-Aurora-Sunrise agreed! Now we're friends, but we've never met, because every time she turns up to use my body, I 'zone' out. I'm a bit like Esther Hicks with Abraham.
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Hello! October-Aurora-Sunrise here! I'm an upper class 'chav', and I have a good time in the 'realm' where I live. I'm in the country in a Gothic Castle. I was playing croquet the other day with friends, when I heard Frankie calling for some help with these people who run credit card companies and debt collection agencies ... they're good sport as far as I'm concerned.
Frankie lives in Coventry, England. Originally he was from the English Lake District, where he lived in a little town called Millom. That's probably why there are a couple of books on Cumbria in his arsenal (Cumbria, the tourist Misguide, and Happy Juice). He's done loads of jobs from sweeping up to bus driving (that's driving a mobile lunatic asylum). He's really generous, and has a sweet tooth. He likes animals, and over the years has saved loads of hedgehogs by running out into busy roads to pick them up. He may write a book called 'The Hedgehogs I rescued 20 years on.' ... one is a lawyer now, and another a Lollipop Man.
Frankie as a writer? He's the dude! Very refreshing, says it as it is. Covers seven genres, and has a good time as he does so. Read his books, you'll have a ball. I do, and my friends do.
I call him a pen-tertainer.
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Creating An Exit Strategy for Career Change September 2013
Hello Career Zone readers! You may have noticed that it has been several months since my last column. This month's topic is on career change and how to create an exit strategy. Gilda Radner once said, "Life is about not knowing, having to change, taking the moment and making the best of it, without knowing what's going to happen next."
That quote perfectly summed up the last year of my life. The Cliff Notes version of events goes something like this: I was on track for a promotion, got a new boss (4th in a year), was told my role was going to change (in a way that I was not satisfied with), started looking for new opportunities, was offered an amazing role, relocated to Atlanta and have been off to a great start in my new job.
While I can sum up my past year in a run on sentence, the stress, tough decisions, hard work and planning involved was quite extensive. My situation was not a unique one, as most people will encounter a challenging situation at some point in their career and have to make a decision about change. Mine came in the form of my boss, a senior vice president, leaving the organization and a new boss coming in wanting to make her mark on the world. That mark included a dramatic change in my job duties that I believed would have a negative impact on my future opportunities for growth and advancement. I continued to give 110% of my effort every day in the midst of chaos at the office but I started planning my exit strategy.
An exit strategy according to Wikipedia is best defined as a means of leaving one's current situation, either after a predetermined objective has been achieved, or as a strategy to mitigate failure.
When you achieve all you can at an organization or adversity stares you in the face, what kind of exit strategy will you make?
Your goal in developing an exit strategy is to leave with your head held high and without burning bridges. The impression you leave as you walk out the door is as important as the first impression you make. You never know when you will bump into old colleagues or work with/for some people from your past.
When I decided to plan my exit, I asked myself "what next?" I spent time considering my options and tried to answer several of the following questions:
Once I had some idea of what I wanted and needed to do, I started creating an action plan and timeline. I used a 3-6 month timeframe for my situation. I knew that I had a "job" at my former employer, it just was not the job or culture that I would be passionate about in the long term. Mine looked something like this:
I know I was very anxious about all of the change that was in front of me at first. It was not until I started to outline and plan my exit strategy that I realized change can be good, and I don't have to be stressed because of work, nor do I "have" to work for someone who I do not connect with. Once I created a plan, I had a sense of purpose, I had confidence in my abilities to make positive change and I rocked my interviews because of that. I knew my value and how I could be a strong contributor to a new organization.
I created my exit strategy once I saw my situation taking a turn, but it is helpful to have your plan of action ready, tucked away for when you need it. Planning it out ahead of time will allow you to hit the ground running when you need it. It puts you in more control of your destiny so that you can make great things happen.
I was very lucky that this time around my network was very generous to me, and I quickly had several interviews lined up. I ended up with multiple offers and made the decision to relocate to Atlanta for a position with a larger, global organization. It was very hard to leave New York City after 11 years, but I am excited for my new adventure. I know I made the right choice for me with this change – but I have my exit strategy tucked away in a safe place if I ever need it again.
About the Author
Julia Levy '93 has a passion for recruiting and helping find the right people for the right job. Currently, she is the Director of Talent Acquisition Infrastructure for Assurant, a Fortune 500 organization. At Assurant, she is helping to transform the recruiting function by optimizing processes, managing vendor partnerships, implementing creative tools and technologies and developing innovative talent strategies.
With over 15 years experience in Human Resources, Julia believes that job seekers need to be educated on how employers think in order to be successful in finding a job or advancing in one's career. On the flip side, employers need to think more like a job seeker in order to find the best candidates and retain them.
Professional development is an ongoing process; whether or not you're looking for a new job, there are always opportunities for growth and improvement. Julia's column will touch upon broad topics, which range from résumé writing, to networking dos and don'ts, to how the latest technology can be used to enhance your personal brand.
Previously with TIAA-CREF and MetLife, Julia had developed and implemented innovative sourcing strategies, programs and branding to acquire top talent and increase the visibility of these organizations in the marketplace. Julia has helped increase recruiting effectiveness and saved millions through the development and implementation of innovative staffing strategies and tools. In her off hours, Julia's passion for travel has taken her to lands near and far. She recently moved to Atlanta and is enjoying exploring her new home. She also loves to play on her co-ed softball team Who's On First.
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September 2011 Job Search on the Go!
October 2011 Oops! You Did It Again: Common Mistakes Job Seekers Make
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January 2012 Get SMART with Your Performance Review
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August 2012 Going for the Gold in Your Job Search
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November 2012 How to Survive a Career Disaster


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the Maroon VOL. 82, NO. 7 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2003 MAROON.LOYNO.EDU Loyola University New Orleans Protest, controversy mark parts of Knoth's tenure By Lola Thelin and Joe Rosemeyer Staff writers The Rev. Bernard Knoth's eight-year tenure at Loyola started and ended with controversy. When Knoth arrived at Loyola in August 1995, students, faculty and administrators were embroiled in a dispute over a donation from Freeport-McMoßan, a mining and development company. Freeport-McMoßan had given the school $600,000 in 1992 to install an environmental communications chair that had, until then, gone unfilled. But some students and faculty said that Free port's questionable human rights record should preclude it as a donor to Loyola. Law professor Bill Quigley proposed a resolution to return the money to Free port, and CEO Jim Bob Moffett asked for the money back after it hadn't been used. In the end, Knoth decided not to discuss the issue and appointed a chair. Pro-life Catholics turned out in early 2002 to protest speakers who they felt promoted a prochoice agenda. The protestors claimed that Knoth was turning a blind eye to the university's Catholic affiliation by allowing National Organization for Women president Kim Gandy and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to give separate lectures in the spring semester. Protestors lined up in front of Marquette Hall and the Law School, and New Orleans Archbishop Alfred Hughes publicly rebuked the university for inviting Gandy. Despite such controversy, Knoth's work and leadership outside Loyola have been applauded. Knoth served on the board of trustees for the United Way of Greater New Orleans and his position will be Filled by a succession. In spring 2001, Knoth's stance was the Bernard Knoth greets the crowd at his inauguration in November 1995. Knoth was the first president in Loyola history to have an official ceremony for his installation to the office. PHOTO COURTESY OF LOYOLA NORML leaders bring pot issues to campus By Grace Wilson Staff writer Organizers say club seeks political agenda, not illegal smoking Marijuana, Mary Jane, pot, herb, bud, weed — whatever the name, there may be a new "green club" coming to campus. Loyola students hoping to charter a chapter of the National Organization for Marijuana Reform Laws have already gained significant student support — more than 200 responses from e-mails and personal signatures. Phillip Dynia, chairman of the political science department, has agreed to be the adviser. According to organizers of NORML, they have received little negative feedback. "We (NORML) do no encourage or condone any illegal activity in any form," said Ben Gold, political science senior and NORML i advocate. "What we advocate is i civil, legal reform of laws | that we believe infringe on people's rights. We are a political activist organization and not just the 'pot club."' Gold said he sees many positive outcomes to marijuana being legalized. "I see a huge opportunity to generate revenue for the state in terms of legalizing it, regulating it and taxing it," he said. "Marijuana is the number one cash crop in the United States of America, and the money goes entirely to a black market." Despite the potential revenue, a recent study of college students from the National Institute on Drug Abuse suggests that heavy marijuana users suffer from impaired critical skills related to memory, attention, and learning. And the study also shows that marijuana smokers are likely to inhale three times the amount of tar FIT TO SPLIT STAFF PHOTO BY GILLIAN DICKER Members of the Nicaraguan Children's Choir perform in the Peace Quad on Thursday, Oct. 16. The young performers were divided into groups of singers, instrumentalists and dancers. Public relations students host national conference By Katie Ide and Lan Bui Staff writers More than 1,000 participants expected Loyola's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America is earning national recognition for its past and current success. The people who brought Loyola the chocolate-hazelnut spread, Nutella, will host the PRSSA 2003 national conference at the Radisson Hotel downtown Oct. 24 to 28. "New Orleans is one of the best cities for public relations, because there are always exciting events taking place," said Uyen Phan, communications senior and program director of the conference committee. The national conference is the largest annual event for public relations students to interact with each other and network with professional public relations practitioners from around the country. The event has 1,000 preregistered attendees, and the turn out is expected to increase to 1,200 by Friday, Tamar Merguerditchian, communications senior and conference coordinator, said. The national conference See KNOTH, Page 3 See NORML, Page 3 See CONFERENCE, Page 3 Uptown big screen, HIH Runners r cpiuKjjq gear uppwt—* Words that fof GCAC 4k a.°v^.hdpPm . meet, r~ id*.Li P.4:Vrl2fr
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A couple of guys here have flown them for a living. Both the T and normal are used a lot in Alaska for air taxi work and make a profit. I think your original mission statement mentioned something about stepping down from a 55 or 58 Baron into the low and slow crowd. A T206 really isn't low and slow in my mind. I could be wrong. Several have mentioned the 180. You can go all the way up to a Continental 550 and a three blade prop in that airplane. You won't feel underpowered. I think you're probably a big guy but you're not a great big guy you know? The 180 fraternity comes in for some rough treatment around here sometimes because they won't allow converted 182s into the club. But in many ways, as has been mentioned again and again, for the purposes of this gang around here there are really only two airplanes in the world. Super Cubs and Cessna 180s. If you look through a few pages of the "where did you fly today" thread you'll see that BC flying goes all the way from improved gravel to sagebrush and boulders. That's why you keep getting the two airplanes jab. A 206 and a Scout would cover all your bases. If it's got to be one airplane and you really don't care to dodge boulders and get in and out in 75 feet, then it's hard to imagine you going wrong with a 206. If it was me, and this is just an uninformed opinion, I would buy the best 206 normal I could find, then turn it over to P-Ponk for a giant motor and big fat tires. You'll be happy. I would be.Bam Bam wrote:The 206 would a guy consider a turbo or not look at a turbo? Stick with a higher hp version?
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I firmly believe, we must focus on the overall quality of life for Iowa's children. We need to unfold the full potential of every child in Iowa and make sure each graduate has the skills necessary to land a good-paying job or pursue higher education. Any education plan we approve must be research based and improve learning for all students.
Last session, I was invited by the Governor to sit down with him and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds, to discuss his education reform proposal. He expressed his concern about Iowa's rank on several standardized tests. I told him while I value the data provided by these tests, my deepest concern is for the kids from families facing economic hurdles nearly impossible to overcome. I made the case that we need to pay just as much attention to statistics relating to the number of kids who qualify for free and reduced lunches. Thankfully, this program is available to kids and families experiencing financial challenges. The number of kids on this list goes up and up. I told the governor, 'when we put parents back to work, we raise student test scores.'
Shift forward to this week at the Capitol. The House Majority offered their Education Reform Plan. We had a very long night of debate on Tuesday. In fact, the final vote didn't come until around nine o'clock the next morning. While the bill passed along party lines, I'm concerned that it will not improve student achievement. I couldn't support the bill, and frankly, I hope the Senate sends us a better option.
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We love the friendly atmosphere of this restaurant. It has the feel of a neighborhood dining establishment where the staff are willing to get you what you want and know when something was forgotten. We were please with the service by the wait staff and will definitely be back. Thank you Noel, Ray, Josh and Shane especially.
My husband is in treatment for cancer. They were exceptional at caring for my family as we had a special night out for dinner to celebrate the half way point of radiation treatments. Our waitress was beyond exceptionalbb
Service is always fast and food is good. Menu could use updating - kind of a turnoff to find smugly fingerprints on the menu. Other than that everything is good at LTL.
I enjoyed the paella very much. My friend liked her food as well. The our server was a lot of fun and had some great recommendations.
This was my second time--and the first in a few years--eating dinner at LTK. Our server was terrific, and my fiancee and I very much enjoyed our meals. For our apps, the lobster ravioli was good but not great (a bit too doughy), though the steamed shrimp wantons were so delicious that I could have easily ordered another plate of them. My grilled sea scallops, with black rice and seaweed salad on the side, were excellent. My fiancee enjoyed her fish and chips, but the fries were not crispy enough. She loved her drink, though, the pineapple coconut crush. Among the other dining options, I believe this is one of the better ones for the money. We will definitely be back.
Great service! This was my second time. Paella was very good.
Although a bit noisy-music is way too loud- the food was innovative and delicious. I had the crabmeat roll. Excellent!
LTK has a great menu, it was hard to choose just one meal. Great ambiance and the place was filled with people that held an energetic tone. It was a little noisey and hard to talk to someone sitting across a table, but we were near the bar and kitchen. Choose ,if you can, a table away from these and you should be good! Once again, great food, good prices, excellent service. Try it out.
Service was rushed - the waitress walked by the table and swooped up my drink without asking if I was finished. They couldn't wait to turn over the table even though there was no line. Kept trying to take away our plates. The food was mediocre.
Exceptionally good food and oh so convenient to the BOA Pavillion. First time here, with clients too,....will be back.
We had a great time at the test kitchen. Everyone in my group raved about the food. Try the pork belly buns, they were the best part. Server was fast and very friendly. We will be back.
Someone from our party left some valuables there and the staff were exceptionally honest inasmuch as they promptly turned them in to the manager and we were able to pick them up the next day. Food was very good and the waitstaff were as attentive as they could be given the crowd. My only complaint was that the temperature in the dining room was extremely warm as if the air conditioning was not functioning properly. This is a problem on a hot July evening.
Our entrees were brought out right after our appetizer so we sent them back while we finished the appetizer. Other than that, everything was fine. Nice lunch menu but much smaller dining room than I was expecting.
Great meal. Had one of the entree specials. Crab cake with shrimp, scallops and arugula salad. So delicious. Cab cake had hardly any filler and the other seafood was grilled perfectly. Other entree was shrimp equally delicious. Love LTK. Will definitely return
The food was really great. Had the fish tacos & they were yummy. One of the ladies had the hamburger & said it was fabulous.
The menu has great seasonal items and food is always fresh. The drinks are always amazing and thoughtfully paired with entrees. Parking is difficult as the lots are typically full and street parking is hard to come by especially if there is an event in the area. Service can be slow at times on a busy night but staff is more than accommodating and always comes with a smile. Highly recommend!
The meal was amazing, our wait staff friendly and great service. Only complaint was music was (bad) and way too loud. Really detracted from enjoying good food and trying to have a conversation.
I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for good food and drinks! It's a little pricy, but it is seafood. I had the lobster Mac and cheese and strawberry sangria, both of which were fantastic! I made reservations through open table and had no problems. We sat outside and it was very hot until the sun went behind the building and a little loud with the big trucks going by. It didn't really bother me though.
My wife and I went out to celebrate her birthday day with a few of our friends. It was a very nice time. The server took a little while to bring our first batch of drinks even though the place wasn't busy when we got there at 5PM. Once we got the first round and the appetizers, everything went a lot smoother. The waitress was very nice and knowledgeable about the meals and made some great recommendations. I would more than likely go back there.
Very impressed that I ate a meal in Boston for less than $100 with huge, delicious portions of food. My wife loved her salad and lettuce wraps.
This is the best for trying new and creative food combos at reasonable prices, for Boston. Add to that the vibrant waterfront scene. We had lamb appetizer that was spicy but so delicious. Cucumber with crabmeat I will be adding to home parties; so good. And the lobster mac and cheese with truffle oil is two steps above all other renditions. Even cocktail creations were fun. Can be crowded and not the most comfortable seating, but it is fun for foodies.
Great food, fantastic service, but definitely has a night club feel. But we went on a Friday night so it was fitting.
Every dish was vibrant and flavorful. In fact very flavorful. We have always enjoyed any fish dish at Legals. But this food was Better. Why???? More and interesting flavors!!! Perhaps that is why it is called the "test" kitchen! We are calling it our "favorite" sea food kitchen.
Food overall was excellent and fun, but paella was only so-so (sits on gluey risotto and no broth to speak of). LTK is busy and very popular, especially with the younger crowd and is therefore a bit noisy but definitely has a hip vibe. My only real complaint is that it is too dimly lit. The lighting is probably trying to set a mood, but it isn't romantic - it's just too dark. Grilled seafood special was DEE-LISH! and appetizers were scrumptious. Will definitely go back!
We came here on our way back from the airport (after running late because of a flight delay - we phoned ahead and the staff were very accommodating in changing our reservation time). I had ordered flowers to be delivered to the restaurant as it was our anniversary, which unfortunately never arrived - I phoned them later and they said that they had tried to deliver but the business was closed, which was an obvious lie on the part of the delivery driver as this place is open until 2am! - but the restaurant staff improvised wonderfully and arranged a bouquet from their decorative plants outside. Thanks for making our night special!
On Tuesday night, three of us went to dinner at LTK and were blown away by how delicious it was. I had been once before and really enjoyed it, so I had high expectations, but it was even better than I remembered. Our server, Pat, was funny and really knowledgeable about the menu . Between the three of us, we had the scallops and the lobster & seafood salad as appetizers, then two of us split the paella and my fiance had the lobster mac and cheese. Everything was delicious and tasted fresh and well-seasoned. The paella was to die for. My favorite thing about LTK is that if you order an entree to share, they split the dish for you and the portions still seem perfect. I could go on, but really, just go and enjoy!
Great wine list and excellent food. Service was great too!
Some nice twists on old classics- excellent combinations very well prepared. Great seamless service accommodated requests without a fuss. A bit more table spacing and a bit less noise and it would be perfect.
I was new to the seaport area, and this restaurant came highly recommended by colleagues working in Boston, as well as someone who lives in the seaport area. We were celebrating my husband's birthday, and very much enjoyed the atmosphere, the service and the food. We would definitely return if we are in that area again!
We had a wonderful dinner at LTK with a relative who does not live in New England and was craving some local flavors - what better place to sample the local fresh catch! The scrod was wonderful as was the calamari appetizer and a tuna appetizer that was offered for us to sample on the house. The special that night was a crabcake, shrimp and scallop skewer that was just amazing with a salad that was the perfect complement. A sampling of French wines from the extensive wine list made the night complete.
Walked in and greeted immediately by host. Sat at table near door and the bar was lit well. Great cocktails and Open faced crab sandwhich and oysters were delicious! Manager, Ken came to check on us and was very personable and funny! Will definitely back.
We were early, and taken to our table - in a little windowed nook off the main dining room - immediately. The hostess said it was because we made our reservation on OpenTable. Well, they made us - especially my friends from Atlanta - feel special, and special about OpenTable. We were well taken care of by our server Megan at a very busy time. She really made our lady, allergic to seafood, quite confident. Yes, the meal would be prepared completely separate from all the seafood. She loved her chicken dish. Think the food is the only thing being beta-ed? I later learned that our rattan chairs and table combination was on trial. The friend who told me this said that iPod speaker docks at each table were being tested when he was there.
Took my staff here for an appreciation lunch and they all were happy with their choices. Thank you!
After being told about LTK by a tour guide we opted to go there for a snack of scallops. The spices (cumin and curry) and combination (arugula and grilled watermelon) was so amazing we cancelled our reservations at its sister restaurant to have dinner and try more dishes. Our dinner was just as brilliant. They use interesting ingredients and combinations to make seafood and other dishes delicious and surprising. The quality of the ingredients is outstanding and the results fantastic. Plus everything on the menu is a bit cheaper than the sister restaurant. Brilliant, fun atmosphere. We found out that the owner actually pops in on a regular basis to eat - as our server put it "he really cares" - not something you often hear with chains.
could not get enough of Fruits de Mer....went back 2 nights in the row for it. Found the lobster wrap nice looking but for 23.99 expected a little more lobster and flavour...it paled in comparison to the fruits and the price point was too high. Crab cake awesome and the scallops....mmmm....peerfection...kudos
A group of colleagues and I went to LTK for dinner and had a great time. The food was really good and service was great as well. I would definitely go back the next time I'm in Boston. FYI the truffle Mac & Cheese was amazing and a must have!
Kate was our waitress and totally added to the fun of our celebration for a friends birthday! The menu was extensive with lots of "make it your own" selections . We enjoyed the calamari appetizer. I had the salmon with the wasabi sauce and seaweed salad - I thoroughly enjoyed! My friends had the Paella (they felt the fish was over cooked and the risotto undercooked). We ordered up a slice of chocolate cake for the birthday girl- it lacked flavor and was dry. Overall even though there were some food snafu"s Kate was quick to respond and we didn't have to wait or go looking for her once. The entire staff was incredible we were running late and had to push our reservation back an hour- they were very accommodating!
For the win! This place was amazing. Great food, great wine and a great ambience. Would definitely go back!
I came here with some friends and we loved the place! The restaurant was very modern and the ambiance energetic, especially loved the music! I was dancing in my chair! Our server Sade was amazing too, loved her!
Food was great! Sometime staff seemed to disappear for awhile.
The food was excellent. The daily special made it very easy to make a choice. Three of the four of us chose the special. The tables are uncomfortably close together and the music was so loud it made it difficult to have a semi-private conversation. The guests at the table next to us felt it was OK to just join our conversation. It was also nearly impossible to leave the table without bumping into the guests at the tables on either side of our table.
We chose LTK to show off our New England seafood to out of town guests, it was very good. The space is a bit cramped and noisy, but not uncomfortably so. Excellent crab cakes and scallops. Service was friendly and fast.
The food was very good...and service was great as well. The Seaport District is a nice alternative to downtown with a nice vibrant feel. This restaurant fits in perfectly there :-)
Food was wonderful. Scrod with lemon caper good, although my companion preferred it without the sauce. Cheesy grits were yummy, but her hit of the evening were the sweet potato fries. BEST EVER. My shrimp with shandong sauce, lovely. Brussel sprouts and grits again very good.
Always make a reservation for lunch or dinner whenever I am in Boston. The only problem is that I always order the same thing - the Tuna Burger - which never disappoints. My wife also had a lobster dish that was also outstanding. Cannot wait for my next visit to LTK!
Started off dinner with the Lettuce Wraps, a little different than I usually see them...with steak and their hoisen sauce. Best lettuce wraps I've ever had. The fresh lettuce, with the perfect strips of steak and then the sauce (im assuming its their hoisin sauce). Then we ordered Tuna Steak and Salmon both with Lemon Caper sauce....the sauce is their gem. The sauce made the plate. The salmon was just a good cut of salmon like any other good restaurant but then that sauce, all i can say is I want them to bottle it and sell it in stores. Chocolate chip cookie dessert was only average, could have been gooey-ier.
Great food and service. Will definitely visit on my next trip.
Although I wouldn't say that this is a great place to take kids, we brought ours and it was fine. We had an 8:15 reservation, so they were the ONLY kids in the place. No-one seemed to have a problem with it and the kids behaved just fine. However, if your kids are just chicken fingers and mac and cheese kids, I would not recommend this place. I don't think they have a kids menu (although I didn't ask).
Perfect venue for a corporate lunch. We had a party of 9. Great service, food was perfect and as expected. This was our second visit to the restaurant and we wil definitely go again. Thanks LTK!
We had an outstanding meal, great location close to our hotel and wait staff very knowledgeable and friendly. A truely outstanding evening.