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Last November I interviewed entrepreneurs scared pact and Steve -- Tennessee that you have created the group texting startup group me.
Only three months earlier and today a little over a year later the company which allows you to send text messages to multiple recipients all at once was but -- escape -- reported 85 million dollars.
They're in studio with me today.
Hey guys how you do -- rate at -- area so laugh hug the last year bands do you expect you would be where you are today now.
It's been a fast year through quick yeah a lot of happen that -- feels like five years and but compressed in the one.
But a year ago when He started the company did you intentionally.
Know that you're going to be selling the company quickly.
-- and I don't know if it wasn't maybe it wasn't it was quickly about -- -- we kind of view it as quickly for us it was more about who is the most logical partner what was the biggest competitive advantage we could possibly have to kind of -- acute our vision.
So tell me a little bit about the year how it kind of rolled out.
Suddenly started building the thing 24 hours that the non.
Jar that being friends for years and than that it just kept kind of snowballing it was one of those things where.
All the sudden we are raising money all of sudden we left their jobs also mean a team of five -- in the studio apartment.
That we had an office that we met you and did our interview and then raise around and it -- came.
It's in fast -- tell me about the DO expect.
I'm so that the deal with Skype.
We think is is a very good one we're very very excited by the opportunity.
Really what happened was.
We started talking to them probably back in March in the nature of our conversations were initially around commercial partnerships -- things that we can do together -- product couple.
And at the conversations gradually evolved.
We learned that their overall vision it was very similar to our overall -- and back -- say they were pretty perfectly aligned and we were dropping that a white board like I get up -- -- that thing.
And then a meeting with Tony -- their CEO He actually took the -- out of my handed -- -- it.
So it was such a perfect alignment what we wanted to do -- how we wanted to execute it.
That it made total sense for us so now you're continuing on with Skype cracked so we're continuing our Skype and we're also continuing -- after -- we're saying in New York City.
I'm -- is remaining it's an application.
And it sort of business as usual for us.
Tell me how you guys about when you realize that you were being opt for 85 million dollars so the terms of the deal are still undisclosed -- had have to throw that out there.
But it was it was a very good feeling I think the best feeling was that no 11.
Day we we woke up and we have our user base in the next day we woke up and we had.
Skype's close to 200 million monthly active users I think everyone's big peer group and it was like to build a great product and the world didn't get a chance to see it.
And that when you all of a sudden have access to their 6600 million downloads like it's pretty incredible if you're really taking this thing to the next level.
How do you keep that entrepreneurial spirit now that -- part of a larger company.
So expect has really embrace that and they've got hurt just to maintain that I think part of that is that is sure that scrutiny -- scrutiny in New York City.
Making sure product remains a standalone application.
-- -- really just giving us the resources that we need to continue we were doing before.
They're keeping us dedicated to the products -- neither are fully dedicated to make group is biggest success is possible and we keep hiring and we we keep to overdo it.
Now tell me about having a tech company in New York what are the advantages what are the disadvantages.
Well I mean there's less overall talent in the valley necessarily but there's other great things here like access to media.
High population density which is really great for real world tools at a -- lets you kind of work outside the bubble where -- really interacting with -- real people in the city in an urban environment.
-- get really quick user feedback so that's what have you learned in the last year.
Everything and how you have to well I think a whole new world like -- the -- -- How hard you can push yourself and every day you realize it's more and more and more and it's kind of an unbelievable thing just keep going going -- -- -- that delegation.
As what is amazing things -- be on the trust people and outsourced tasks and and build a team.
This -- in the biggest learning experience for me.
And Steve I know you give.
Creating companies before or so is this something that you're looking to do again in the future but never created something -- because that's -- -- but I think you know for me I always wanna solve problems I think -- as well like.
I don't see us in our lives not doing something again it's Saddam -- startups in your future I've -- hopefully -- -- be considered young when we do it then come back gravity but but the good thing -- for now we still a long ways to go -- -- Really excited about that.
And it's really been a whirlwind every year for you because on top of this you just got married correct I did.
OK exit very much -- how are you gonna topic in 2012 is gonna -- -- yeah I don't know I can.
We are used talking about that was Steve that really -- and -- and -- -- way that's a great to get away didn't go to the mountains of Colorado and see them but what you articles are the -- was.
I was thrown it's always nice when I get thrown into a -- meeker that I don't create I was sort of around five different groups -- networks the entire media gallery you know -- -- so font.
And then during the wedding like my name wife's sister could not make it so they had an iPad and they -- the entire thing to your -- over Skype so yeah.
-- that we isn't it time we -- -- -- me and Scott I enter a -- -- I think so.
Very good I mean a lot and I'm happy to hear me that's -- a great time and it's great to see you guys -- see that everything is so much for coming and I think there.
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- Live sessions will be taught by the listed live session instructor.
- Each section of this course is limited to only 3 students, ensuring sufficient time with the teacher.
- All live sessions will be recorded, so that you can listen to your own recitation and teacher's comments again.
- You can post questions and engage in discussion in the course forum.
- Instructors will hold weekly office hours.
- The course allows you to progress at your own pace. Students are not expected to recite all the Qur'an in one semester so a number of semesters are usually required, the number depending on the student's progress, to receive the ijazah
Ibn al-Jazari (d. 833 AH / 1429 CE), the greatest authority of the disciplines of Quran recitation (tajweed) and canonical Quran transmissions (qira'at), said in verse, "It is obligatory to train oneself to recite the Quran with tajweed. Whoever recites the Quran incorrectly through neglect is sinful."
Why is this obligatory? Because Allah Most High revealed the Quran in accordance with the rules of tajweed, that is how the Angel Jibril (upon him be peace) taught it to the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him and give him peace), that is how he taught his Companions to recite it, and that is how it was taught by each generation to succeeding generations, all the way down to our times. Reciting the Quran according to the rules of tajweed is also the only way to bring out the beauty of Quranic recitation.
The only thing that lies between learning how to recite the Quran correctly and continuing to recite it incorrectly is training your jaws. This is done through hearing the Quran recited directly by an authorized teacher, reciting back to him as he recited to you, correcting your mistakes in accordance with his instructions, and then repeated practice after class. If you do this with the whole Quran to a satisfactory degree of expertise, you receive an authorization to transmit the Quran to others as you received it from your teacher. This is how the Quran was transmitted from generation to generation down to our times.
In this course, you'll be given the opportunity to recite and memorize the entire Quran through an unbroken chain of transmission from the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him. Students who reach the required degree of mastery will receive an authorization to transmit the Quran to others.
By combining mastery of the rules of tajweed, with either recitation only or recitation and memorization, the rules of tajweed become fully ingrained in your tongue. Every week you will prepare assigned pages. At the live sessions, you will recite these pages directly to the instructor and have your mistakes corrected. The course allows you to progress at your own pace. Additional learning resources on selected tajweed rulings and memorization advice may also be provided.
Since Quran recital is a central act of worship that Muslims perform, and since it is obligatory for Muslims to recite the Quran correctly if you are able to, learning how to correctly recite the Quran is a requirement for being able to perform a central act of worship in Islam. Someone who neglects the discipline of tajweed will have a stunted relationship with the Quran because the Quran, which itself means "recital," is meant to be recited.
By the end of this program, you will mastered the correct recitation of the Quran according to the narration of Hafs 'an Asim using tajweed rules insha'Allah. This program is perfect for anyone who has received some training in tajweed before and is looking to directly receive the entire Quran from an authorized teacher with a chain of transmission back to the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and give him peace.
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As solution providers pivot away from their traditional role as technology providers of on-premise solutions, they must choose from a dizzying array of cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) providers, including Amazon, Google and Rackspace and, increasingly, technology giants such as Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft and IBM.
These big cloud providers can't serve businesses alone. The complexity of migrating to the cloud, varied pricing and usage models, and cloud providers' sometimes spotty services and poor communications mean there's an enormous opportunity for solution providers to step in and act as brokers to the cloud with services, consulting, software development, equipment and more.
Solution providers need to choose the right cloud provider to ensure they can survive and prosper in the new cloud era. It's not an easy task. They have to evaluate myriad factors to establish working relationships with these cloud hosters, all while revamping their own business and keeping up with a fast-changing industry.
The cost of operating in the cloud is an important consideration for solution providers evaluating a cloud strategy. Although service, collaboration and reliability can help or hinder a cloud engagement, pricing can't be overlooked.
Solution providers building a cloud business will have to contract with IaaS providers to host the IT assets of their clients, so what the IaaS providers charge will be a key component of their cost of doing business, said Jeff Kaplan, founder of consulting firm ThinkStrategies. "The lower the bulk costs of IaaS, the lower the costs to the [solution provider]," Kaplan said. In an iPad exclusive review, CRN tracked the complex pricing structures of seven IaaS providers to show what it costs to do business in the cloud.
The findings: Microsoft Windows Azure, Google and Rackspace are generally the most expensive cloud services providers, while HP and Amazon Web Services are the least expensive among established cloud providers. IBM SmartCloud's costs are in the middle range.
The figures are based on data compiled with the help of Cloud Spectator, a Boston-based research and analysis firm that measures and compares IaaS cloud server performance and pricing. Cloud Spectator analyzed the cost of a midsize cloud server workload of four processor cores, 8 GB of RAM and 100 GB of disk space to calculate yearly, monthly and hourly costs providers would charge. Such a workload would be commonly used by businesses and would be a middle ground between small server workloads and very large workloads.
Startup ProfitBricks, Cambridge, Mass., however, is offering a new pricing model that is markedly below all the established vendors. Its cloud pricing model lets users access less expensive and more flexible cloud services with a pay-per-minute plan and the ability to change workloads on the fly. With ProfitBricks added into the survey comparisons, its costs would be the lowest in almost every scenario.
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From the title of this post you may be thinking that I'm having problems with students…but I tricked you! This post is about students writing problems…math problems that is!
Last week I did a lesson with some 3rd and 4th grade classes where they needed to write a math story problem. No problem, right? Wrong! What was supposed to be a 10 minute activity took almost the whole time! They had such a hard time coming up with a topic and actually writing the problem was a nightmare. Luckily, in my new job I often teach a lesson multiple times so I whipped up these little "Math Story Problem Prompts" to use with my next group.
There are 12 cards about different topics that kids can write math story problems about, from video games to pizza! We had the kids work in small groups or pairs to write a question.
I printed out the cards and laminated them. They were super helpful for my students to come up with math story problems, and it was a great opportunity for them to practice using the math language they were using in their classroom.
Other Ideas for Math Problem Prompts:
- This would be a great activity to whip out during any math unit, you can just tell the kids they have to use whatever operation/concept your are studying.
- Have these available as a fast finishers option….maybe create a bulletin board for student created math problems?
- Write math problems for another class in your grade-level.
- As a math review at the end of a unit, have kids write math problems–include them on the test. One time, just to mix things up I gave an entire math quiz with only student written questions, they loved it and talk about critical thinking! Their questions were usually way harder than mine.
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That day and its meaning has not changed at all for me. I was apalled then, I'm apalled now.
Posted for another article, but I think it's appropriate for this.
I've lived in the Middle East for 13+ years (mostly civilian/some military), including Afghanistan, so I can only offer one man's opinion. I'm not against defeating terrorists, but there are smarter, efficient ways of doing it. I believe it was an error to invade Afghanistan in the manner we did. However, I see two main reasons it did occur:
1. The Bush administration was coerced into thinking this was an opportunity to establish tactical roots in a Central Asian nation under the auspices of terrorist eradication, with a strategic goal of developing it into an ally, thereby extending the reach of American hegemony.
2. To make up for turning our back on Osama bin Laden and the Mujahedeen in the '80s, when we assisted the Afghans in defeating the Russians.
Don't mind the fact that the term "terrorist" is ambiguous and can be defined many ways, depending on one's perspective. I think it's a fool's errand to believe a conventional military should be used to wage "war" against terrorists.
1. By using the military, one automatically legitimizes/empowers the enemy. While this is great for defense contractors, this also works to embolden fanatics worldwide to aid the enemy. Essentially, you are creating a larger enemy from your own actions.
2. If I were a terrorist, I would certainly not identify myself as a combatant. I would lay low and conduct covert planning and operations against the enemy's weaknesses (i.e. the host country, the will of the people and the machine that supports the enemy's military (politicians, social structures, infrastructure, etc.))
I offer the [overused, but relevant] thoughts by Sun Tzu (722–481 BC). While his existence has been questioned, his thoughts on military strategy have outlasted the test of time:
1. The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.
― Sun Tzu, The Art of War2. Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win
― Sun Tzu, The Art of WarWhile terrorist attacks will continue attacks for the rest of eternity, should we respond in the same conventional manner as we have been led to believe since the Bush administration? Does an attack by a few fundamentalists warrant an invasion of a country? Should we further overextend our resources, service members, and financial abilities to support a war on an enemy that can't be defined or negotiated with?
It's time to leave Afghanistan. We need to encourage our policymakers to use American resources correctly, efficiently and in such a manner as to dissuade terrorists emerging in the first place. Of course, this would require adult thinking much like disciplining a child, which is where we, as Americans, have much to learn.
"Sun Tzu didn't have nukes."
SnS - MSgt USMC (Ret)
[Explaining modern warfare to a junior Marine just after calling for air support during Desert Storm]
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Rep. Gage Froerer said the language in the code is confusing when it comes to when customers order alcohol beverages. If a customer wants to order an alcoholic beverage at a business with a restaurant liquor license they must place a food order first.
The owner of Zy Food Wine and Cheese in downtown Salt Lake said most guests prefer to order a drink first then browse the menu.
"It's a service issue, because people are like 'why can't I just get a drink? I just want a drink?' then it makes us look like we're withholding service from the guest and that's not what were supposed to do we're the hospitality industry," said Matthew Lake, owner.
Froerer's bill would change the intent of the language and allow restaurants the serve the drink first as along as the customer orders food eventually.
But the bill would do more. It would also free up more liquor licenses for businesses who want to openly display alcohol. Froerer said he would turn 25 reception licenses into the highly sought after dining club license.
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Last night Steve Moore asked me to speak briefly about ideas for a Big Society Commons or Store, which I wrote about here, and here. I said we need space with different levels … information, conversation, exchange, products and services. Maybe it is a mall plus a market, some high tech, some low. It is absolutely not created by government, but by those with something to offer.
Then I started to wonder about the role of the skilled, creative, passionate people at the Open Night. Perhaps one analogy for part of the store is an Apps store, where you can download smart ways of doing things to your mobile phone. Some are free, some you pay for. The fee goes to the developer, with a percentage to the store owner.
It works because there is a framework for the way apps are developed – tight in the case of Apple, more flexible in open sources stores.
So perhaps some of the people at the Open Night were potential developers for the Social Apps Store. If the Network can help to create the store, it will provide a much bigger market for those with social action products and services to sell – or offer free.
The Apps Store offers one metaphor to help us think how we bring good stuff together, what's in it for the different interests involved, what rules and frameworks we need to make sure things work together.
The idea of a Apps - or is it just App? store - got some attention on Twitter, and among the Network team. It has led to a couple of invitations to discussions in Government, so I have developed it in more detail over here on the wiki.
As I explain there, although I'm using a mobile phone app store as an analogy, the content should not be just tech. For example, I really like the offline Social Spaces that Tessy Britton and collaborators will be launching this autumn through the Travelling Pantry.
There's lots of possible threads for discussion on Big Society ... so this is just an open invitation to suggest some that you might wish to follow here.
I'm hoping I'll continue to do some work with the Network, so I can put some effort into providing support by updating on what's happening. Just to provide some balance, it would be great to have some other facilitator/reporters whether enthusiastic or sceptical.
Anyone up for that? Key issues? Questions?
Tags: bigsociety, bigsocietynetwork, socialspaces
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During the few days I was home at my parents' house over Christmas, I did a little digging around in the back of my closet. Most of the Rubbermaid containers and cardboard boxes held prom photos and tickets to high school football games, but one tattered and folded piece of paper stood out from the rest: written in gel pen (remember those?), it was boldly titled "New Years Resolutions 2005." And it was two pages long.
Apparently I was a wildly overzealous teenager — or was I just crazy?
"Wake up at 6 to go running before school every day."
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Now I have to wait until I go back to Jeremiah's to get the rest of the show.
And that will be a while. D: D:
Now I have to wait until I go back to Jeremiah's to get the rest of the show.
And that will be a while. D: D:
I've never seen it.
These streets are yours, you can keep them. I don't want them.
They pull me back, and I surrender, to the memories I run from.
Glad you're enjoying it! It's easily one of the best shows on right now.
A special thanks to MissCapnCrunch for the sig!
And another special thanks to Tick for the avatar!
You guys rock my Casbah!
Roleplays I GM
The Elder Scrolls: Vengeance of the Deep (Co-GMing with O|NoSoul)
Mass Effect: Nova (Collaborative GM project among all players)
Yeah... too bad it's only 10 episodes a season and we still got another 6 or so months before we can see the next season >.<
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Seeing this title for me is essentially like seeing "I finally brushed my teeth" in that I don't really care because you should have been doing this essential thing this entire time.
I have a drinking problem? Fuck you, Peck, you're a Mormon. Compared to you we ALL have a drinking problem!
You see, you're one of the morons I've been fighting my whole life. My whole fucking life.
I still need to finish season three, I just really haven't allocated time for it. Been pushing the show on my friends and they love it, they just finished season one as well.
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That show is beautiful in so many ways.
EDIT: Squee, your user title and set are contradictory. D:
MissCapnCrunch made my GORGEOUS signature and put so much effort into it. It's crazy. She's crazy. And brilliant. <3
I run a roleplaying site too!
Step into my library.
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At the Athletic Club, Lily looked nervously at her phone, and Cane asked when her doctor was supposed to call with her test results. She insisted that she wasn't worried, and they agreed that they loved saying the words "cancer-free." She said that she had just been checking her email about a gift for the twins, and they happily discussed their plans for Christmas. Lily spotted Chloe at the bar, and Cane said that they had a lot of things to be grateful for.
Chloe and Jill hugged hello, and Jill commented that she hadn't seen Chloe around the house. Chloe explained that she had been busy with work, and Jill hoped that Chloe was taking care of herself, because she understood that it was hard to get through the holidays. Chloe replied that she'd manage, and Jill mentioned Billy's support group. Chloe snapped that it wasn't her thing and that she didn't need anyone to tell her how to take care of herself, and she stormed off.
Over lunch, Jill said that the house was empty without Katherine insulting her and Delia begging to know when they could put up the Christmas tree, but she recognized that it was even more painful for Chloe and Billy. Jill stated that she'd tried to reach out to Billy, but he wouldn't let her help. Jill said that at least Billy had taken Victoria's advice and joined a support group, but she groused that Chloe had acted like Jill had slapped her when Jill had suggested that Chloe attend. Lily suspected that Chloe was trying to get back to normal, but Jill said that it was a mistake for Chloe to bury herself in work, because the grief would eventually catch up.
Cane said that it was good to hear Jill laugh again, and she said that getting out was more fun than reading the newspaper at home. Jill admitted that she didn't know what to do with herself, and she mentioned that she'd read a blurb about Chancellor's biotech division having an operating loss in its first year. Cane said that he'd acquired the companies before they'd turned a profit, but they were doing great things with their research. Lily objected to business talk during a social visit, but Jill thought that Cane might have some insight as Chancellor's ex-CEO. Cane theorized that Jill was looking for a chip in Victor's armor.
Jill asserted that she was simply getting back something that was rightfully hers. Cane pointed out that the merger was legal, and he worried that Jill would only be frustrated by her plan. Jill complained that Katherine had handed Chancellor to Victor on silver platter but had only given Jill a music box. Cane mentioned that Jill had already spent a lot of effort figuring it out what the box meant, and she wouldn't have bothered if she didn't believe that it served a higher purpose.
Lily thought that the music box could become Jill's prized possession once Jill understood what it meant, and she urged Jill not to give up. Jill griped that it would drive her nuts for all eternity, and she was done with it. Jill decided to go home and sell the music box online, and she left. Cane noted that Jill had been more upset than he'd thought, and Lily got a call from Dr. Kershaw. She excitedly answered, but her smile soon faded, and she informed Cane that the doctor wanted to see her the next day.
At the police station, Kevin looked at a poster offering a reward for information about Delia's death, and he told Paul that he kept waiting for answers. Paul remarked that sometimes a tiny detail or a sudden witness could make a difference, and Kevin referred to Michael's release from prison. Kevin contended that Michael had already paid more than he should have, and Paul countered that he was just looking for the truth. Paul stepped into his office, and he listened to Nikki's message about telling her family about Dylan. Paul left a message for Nikki, and he asked her to call him back to set up a time to meet, because he was worried about her.
Chloe stopped by the station and invited Kevin to dinner to thank him for making her laugh with silly videos, and he argued that her laughter had been his reward, but she playfully ordered him to take a meal when she offered one. She said that she had to handle some things at the office, but she would call him later. He remarked that he was glad she'd be at the office instead of at Chelsea's, and Chloe insisted that she was fine being around Connor. She barked that she was sick of everyone thinking that they knew what was best for her, and she wished that people would stop judging her and just be supportive.
Kevin swore that he wasn't judging Chloe, but he wanted to look out for her. She apologized for snapping at him, and she revealed that Jill had provided an earful of unwanted advice earlier. Chloe added that she felt like everyone was talking about her not handling Delia's death the right way. Kevin assured Chloe that the people who cared about her were just trying to help, and he pointed out that Jill was mourning, too. Kevin suggested that Jill was trying to cope by giving advice, and Chloe vowed to be more patient. Chloe said that she would send him a text message about dinner, and she left.
Adam and Chelsea broke away from their kiss and stared at one another for a moment, and they resumed kissing passionately and tumbled to the couch. Connor began to cry, and Chelsea ran upstairs to tend to him. Chelsea carried Connor downstairs and remarked that he'd taken a shorter nap than usual, and Adam grumbled about their son's sense of timing. Chelsea wanted to talk about what had happened, and Adam assumed that she considered it a mistake. She pointed out that they'd worked hard to get to a good place, so she didn't want to screw it up.
Chelsea imagined how terrible it would be for Connor if she and Adam got back together and things didn't work out, but Adam wondered what would happen if they did work out, and he questioned whether she wanted them to. Chelsea admitted that she would like to see where their relationship could go, but they would have to take things "super slow," and Adam agreed. The doorbell rang, and Adam invited Chloe in. Adam left to give the women some time alone, and Chloe assumed that she had walked in on a fight. Chelsea revealed that it had been just the opposite, and a horrified Chloe flatly stated that Chelsea couldn't get back together with Adam.
Chloe reminded Chelsea why Chelsea had left Adam before, but Chelsea noted that Adam was done with Newman Enterprises and his father. Chelsea adamantly believed that Adam had changed because of Connor, but Chloe didn't buy it. Chloe recalled that Chelsea had been terrified to tell Adam that she was pregnant because he'd keep Connor away from her, and she was sure that Adam would eventually revert back to type. Chloe insisted that Chelsea had to do everything possible to protect Connor, and Chelsea promised that she would keep her eyes open.
Chelsea asked why Chloe was there, and Chloe said that she needed Chelsea's latest sketches to show the people throwing the fashion show in Milan. Chelsea knew that the drawings were in the office, but she wasn't sure exactly where. Chelsea prepared to take Connor to the office, but Chloe offered to watch him while Chelsea ran out to get the sketches. Chelsea hurried out, and Chloe cooed over the baby.
Chloe picked Connor up and said that she saw her little girl's eyes and that she missed Delia. She added that she would give anything to hold Delia again and have one more chance to keep her safe. Later, Kevin received a text message from Chloe, saying she couldn't make their dinner plans that night. Meanwhile, Chelsea returned home with her sketches and called out to Chloe, but she only found Connor's empty bassinet.
At the roadside memorial site, Adam heard squealing tires in his head. He said that Delia was the first thing he thought about every morning, and he hated himself for not checking more carefully and for not confessing. He didn't think that anyone would believe that he hadn't known that he'd hit someone, and he was haunted by the memory. He regretted causing pain for the people whose lives he'd turned upside down, but he swore that he couldn't be locked away from Connor. He promised Delia that he'd find another way to repent, but he couldn't let his son grow up without him.
Nikki told Victor that she was sorry for keeping the truth from him, and he angrily pointed out that she'd gone to a man who she'd almost married to help her find the child she'd given up for adoption. Victor questioned how he could ever trust her again, and he reminded her that he'd asked point-blank if she'd had any more secrets, but she had sworn that she hadn't. Nikki informed him that she'd only told Paul about her first-born child a couple of months before, when she had decided to take the journey. Victor contended that she could have done it with Victor, but she explained that she hadn't been ready to tell Victor until she'd gotten more answers.
Nikki reasoned that she'd gone to Paul because he'd known the players in the cult, and he'd had the resources to hunt them down. Victor asserted that Victor was her husband, but she explained that Paul hadn't had an emotional attachment. Victor reiterated that Nikki and Paul had been involved, so Paul couldn't be objective, either. Nikki said that she'd expected a simple investigation, and she'd had no idea that Paul would go with her on her journey. Victor recalled her trip to Chicago, and he realized that she'd been pursuing the trail to her child. Victor demanded to know if Paul had gone with her.
Nikki unapologetically admitted that Paul had been with her, and Victor yelled that she'd told one lie after another. She insisted that nothing had happened between her and Paul, but Victor was appalled by how many parts of her life she'd kept from him. He barked that he was her husband, but he'd found out from Jack that Nikki had MS, and then he'd learned that she and Paul been looking for a child that she'd never told Victor about. Nikki cried that she hadn't wanted to worry Victor, but Victor said that after all the obstacles and pain they'd overcome during their years together, what hurt the most was that she didn't trust him.
Nikki swore that she trusted and loved Victor and that she hadn't wanted to hurt him. He reminded her that he'd met her when she'd been dancing at a strip club, and she'd told him about her abusive father, but Victor had never rejected her. Victor continued that when they'd remarried, he'd vowed that he'd stay with her for the rest of his life, and Nikki said that she believed him. She explained that her past sins were difficult for her to face, and she hadn't been able to bear telling him that she'd given up her own child.
Victor realized that Nikki had thought that he'd be upset because his mother had left him at an orphanage, and Nikki tearfully replied that it killed her to think about him as a sad little boy whose mother had never returned for him. Victor declared that he was no longer that little boy, and he had a lot of experience and wisdom under his belt. He pledged that he would never turn his back on Nikki just because she'd given a child up for adoption, and she conceded that she had been wrong not to tell him, but she hadn't known how she could ask for his forgiveness when she hadn't been able to forgive herself.
Victor asked if Nikki had forgiven herself, and Nikki replied that she was taking baby steps. Nikki said that she had been resistant, but Katherine had put her on the path, and she was starting to see the wisdom in Katherine's advice. Victor wondered if Katherine had put Nikki up to asking Paul for help, but the doorbell rang. Victor opened the door to Paul.
Paul said that he was there to see Nikki, but Victor mumbled that it wasn't a good time. Paul insisted on seeing her, and Nikki greeted him. He said that he'd responded to her message, but he'd gotten worried when he hadn't heard back. She revealed that she and Victor had just been talking about how Paul had helped her find her son, and Paul surmised that the conversation hadn't gone well. Paul told Victor that he'd assured Nikki that Victor would support her after the shock had worn off.
Victor recognized that Paul was trying to help, but he didn't appreciate Paul interfering in a private matter. Paul argued that Nikki was his friend, but Victor countered that she was Victor's wife. Paul asserted that she was suffering and that she needed people who loved her to support her, but Victor barked that he could handle his own affairs. Nikki received a call from the genetics lab.
At Crimson Lights, Stitch asked Dylan about his therapy session, and Dylan quipped that he was surprised that the therapist hadn't charged him triple. Stitch asked if had been a bad session, but Dylan grumbled that he had other things happening that day. Stitch guessed that Dylan expected the DNA test results, and Dylan confirmed that at any time, he'd know whether Nikki was his biological mother and whether he had to add his adoptive mom to the list of people who'd lied to him.
Dylan pondered whether it was worse to have Nick for a brother or a cult leader for a father, but he reasoned that the latter might explain a few things. Dylan said that Terry had been the best man he'd ever met, but Dylan had never measured up. Stitch though Dylan was being too hard on himself, but Dylan pointed out that Dylan had a dark side. Stitch argued that everyone did, and he stated that Nikki seemed to be a good person. Dylan ranted that everyone said how great Nikki was, but he had issues with how she was handling things.
Stitch asked what Avery thought about the situation, and Dylan revealed that she had wanted to talk about it, but he had shut her down. He divulged that Avery had said that she loved him, and Stitch lectured that Dylan had been waiting a long time to hear those words, but Dylan had thrown up a wall. Dylan defended that he'd made it clear that he hadn't wanted to talk, and Stitch wondered if Avery had professed her love to provoke Dylan. Dylan firmly believed that she'd meant what she'd said, and Stitch urged him to hold on to that, because Avery's love might be what got Dylan through it.
While jogging through the park, Avery literally ran into Nick. They awkwardly greeted one another, and Avery inquired how he'd been doing since Nikki's announcement at the Athletic Club, but Nick said that he couldn't lean on Avery like he had in the past. Avery wished that wasn't the case, and he complained that things would be even weirder if the DNA test proved that Dylan was Nikki's son, but he thought it would even things out. He explained that he'd hurt Phyllis badly when he and Avery had gotten together, so it would be payback if the love of Avery's life turned out to be Nick's brother.
Avery wondered whether she'd been drawn to both Nick and Dylan because they had similar qualities. Nick reported that Sharon had said the same thing, and Avery thought that it had to be true if she and Sharon agreed on something. Nick questioned why he and Dylan couldn't stand the sight of one another if they were that much alike, but Avery pointed out that the men had the effects of Nikki's secret in common.
Nick said that Nikki wanted Dylan in her life, but he was concerned about Dylan's attitude. Avery replied that Dylan was as upset as Nick was, but Nick was afraid that Dylan would lash out and break Nikki's heart, and Nikki didn't deserve that. Nick understood that Dylan didn't want anything to do with the Newmans, and he thought it might be best if Dylan kept his distance. Avery considered whether things might have been different if Avery hadn't been in the picture, but Dylan overheard her statement, and he said that she was, so they'd never know.
Avery suggested that she, Nick, and Dylan all get back to what they had been doing, but Dylan received a call from the lab with the DNA test results. Avery and Nick anxiously watched as Dylan listened to the results and then silently nodded. Dylan confirmed that Nikki had been right. Nick turned and walked away, and Avery hugged Dylan.


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We went for Saturday brunch, as there were no availabilities for dinner. Would recommend Hawksworth to anybody who enjoys fine dining.
I actually went for lunch, but there were only brunch on the weekend. The food is great with a good atmosphere. It is definitely a good resturant to pick in the downtown area.
Great place for dates or special occasions. Expensive and fancy place but the food and service says it all and worth the money we spent. We would definitely recommend Hawksworth and would go there again soon! BTW the KFC (Korean fried cauliflower) was delish!
The food was tasty, but I thought nothing extraordinary. The only downside of this restaurant IMO is the limited wine selection. It is limited not only in terms of varieties offered, but also in genres. For example, in the chardonnays, the selection is restricted to those of the unoaked and more tart wines. Nevertheless, I would definitely recommend Hawksworth and would go there again.
Great place for dates or special occasions. Expensive and fancy place but really great taste food.
Excellent food and service at a surprisingly good price.
People who work here have a wide knowledge on the food and wine that is being served. The food was absolutely fantastic! A+
Went with a friend for dinner before a show and we were both pleasantly surprised. Attractive casual space, and the food was excellent - we split the mussels (outstanding broth), each had a main (blue foot chicken, and steak - delicious and nicely presented), split a dessert and had coffee, and two glasses of wine each,and including tax and generous tip it came to $110 - deal!! Would go back in a heartbeat.
I took my fiancee (who's a bit of a foodie) to Hawksworth for her birthday, and we both eagerly anticipated trying the restaurant recently proclaimed to be one of "Canada's Best". I had the octopus ceviche and the bison, while my fiancee had the dungeness crab and the rack of lamb. While our server (Bertrande) was excellent, I found the food to be surprisingly average for the price. It wasn't close to the standard set by Lumiere; the food itself certainly was good - it just wasn't sensational, in my opinion. Most shocking was the sommelier - who was unable (or uninterested) to provide a red wine that would complement both meals... this was repeated at an adjacent table, who were also left with their wine menu and no recommendation.
The food is excellent. And a special attaboy for the friendly and knowledgeable sommelier. My main beef is that the restaurant is too dark. It is impossible for a senior (I also noticed some young people using flashlights to read with) to read the menu or wine list. Either turn up the lights or provide tables with flashlights. Another gripe is that while the service is fast and efficient when serving the food or meeting requests, I like my servers to be anticipatory or at least reactive without needing a direct request. I will certainly go back as the food more than compensates for the drawbacks.
We started with prosciutto and olive oil marshmallows with burratta. The texture and favors merged in an amazing way. The sommelier was informative and thoughtful with his recommendations. The main dish was duck two ways that again had wonderful flavor and texture. Definitely a place to dine when in downtown vancouver.
Fantastic food, service which is the best I have ever come across, in an intimate setting. not cheap but is Michelin star standard with a very steeply priced wine list. Overall a real treat for a very special occasion
Elegant atmosphere,attentive service,very advanced menu,the selections were innovative,unique,beautiful presentation and delicious! No wonder it is the most reserved reataurant in town!
Our fourth time this last week to hawksworj. Each time amazing. We love cooper the bartender. I loved the food every night except last night. My beef was meally. Ugh. But crab was amazing. Loved everything else. Hope to get back soon!
Food was really good - quality , creativity and presentation. Great juxtaposition of flavours. Energetic and diverse crowd that makes the dining experience unique. More pricey than most restaurants but it is better than most. Would love to dine here again.
just another amazing dinner at hawksworth, thank you.
David Hawksworth has achieved a sense of balance in his restaurant that is not pretentious. Hawksworth has a relaxed sense of style, that is really quite refreshing. I only dined here for breakfast on this occasion; therefore, elaborate food and wine, were not part of the fare. The breakfast was imaginative and satisfying. The coffee was excellent and inexpensive (3 cups for $6). Service was friendly.
Start to finish one of the best dining experiences I've had. Excellent.
This restaurant was recommended to us by our son Mitchell who is a chef. Was a FABULOUS meal we had there. It was superb starting from the moment we walked in to the restaurant to the minute we left. Highly recommend a visit to this wonderful establishment.
Excellent, awesome dinner , topnotch food, service was excellent. One of he many reasons why we keep coming back. Everything was cooked to perfection. If you haven't been to Hawkesworth we highly recommend you go, one of the best in our city. I always recommend to out of towners and any one who asks. The servers are very pleasant, and efficient and provides to your every needs if needed.
Is fabulous! Would like to go again soon & try some a la carte items
The food was amazing. Each flavor stood out, not being overpowered by the other, and this was after having a taste of both my wife's and my dishes. Also, our waiter was the best we have ever experienced. Helpful, fun, knowledgeable, good recommendations and very attendant. Well done! We have recommended the restaurant to over 5 people in the day and a half since our dinner.
Our dinner at the Hawksworth was amazing. The food was incredible and the ambience perfect. I would definitely go back. Fantastic.
Complex textured flavours, incredible attention to detail. The menu understates courses. Attentive safe that do not hover. Overall a very sentual experience.
One of the top high end restaurants in Vancouver. Located across from the Vancouver Art Gallery on ground level at West Georgia and Howe Streets. You will need to make reservations. Outstanding food, presentation, quality and creativity. Service is very good, although a little too cloying/navigating the room. Our dinner entrée and appie was excellent. Decent wine selections by the glass/carafe. Ambience is understated. No view, but you don't go there for the view. If in Vancouver and looking for a Westcoast experience get to Hawksworth.
This was our first visit here and over all, it was a yummy experience. Originally 3 of the 5 of us wanted the tasting menu but unfortunately, this would only be possible if the entire table ordered it. This was disappointing but understandable. So we decided to start with a variety of apps. We ordered the Dungeness Crab, Foie Gras, Octopus Ceviche, but the burnt caramel glazed Pork Belly was the highlight. For mains, we ordered the 30 oz Ribeye, the Pan Seared Scallops, Seared Yellowfin Tuna, and the Steelhead. The Scallops and Ribeye were by far the best. For dessert we all ordered the Chocolate Fondant which I might add, is not a molten lava cake. It was good, but not what we expected. Finally, I have to say, our Server was excellent!!!
Our evening was spectacular. Everything from service to food was 10 out of 10.
I returned the second time in a month because the experience was outstanding the first time. I was not disappointed. The service was wonderful and the team was helpful in serving the ribeye sharing steak 6 ways. Very grateful for allowing us the family service style. My entire family said it was the best steak they ever had. I will be back in a flash.
The food is worthy of the awards it has won. The fois gras terrine was terrific and the octopus ceviche was very nice. The duck breast was one of the best we've had, perfectly prepared. The lamb shoulder was amazing, fork tender with a glaze and perfectly balanced. Save room for desserts.
Food out of this world. From A to Z... simply superb.
I enjoyed the overall dining experience at this restaurant. The service was excellent and the ambiance of the restaurant was very classy. I ordered the winter tasting menu. Really enjoyed the tuna parfait I thought this was a unique idea. The desserts were both very good and were the highlight of the menu for me.
you go to Hawkesworth! The service was very good, lots of helpful suggestions. Our plates were beautifully presented. The room was a little louder than we would have liked, conversation became difficult when a large and loud party were seated very close, they definitely needed a private dining room.
Always wanted to try this restaurant but always had hesitations about the price. Well, now having dined there I can say the restaurant fully met our expectations. The food was great, not one complaint. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. They even made sure that we got our bill quickly as we were catching a show. Would definitely come back again.
We had the winter tasting menu with pairings and the cheese platter. Everything was delicious. Service was great and really enjoyed the very animated sommelier.
Every bite was a taste sensation! Service was outstanding.
I had the scallops which were done to perfection and well presented. The day specials were both attractive and my friend had the steelhead burger, double smoked bacon, arugula topped with a fried egg. The presentation was great and portion satisfactory.
Lunch was fabulous, the food was terrific, great presentation, wonderfully prepared vegetables accompanying. Service good not have been better. Non alcoholic pre dinner drinks were innovative and tasty.
I came to Hawksworth for a business dinner; and, I can't say enough good things about the food and ambience. Each plate that leaves the kitchen is a work of art... and I walk away completely satisfied (the portions are fairly sized). Can't wait to come back here soon again!
Hawksworth has become our go-to restaurant for special occasions, and once again it lived up to expectations. The seasonal menu is always so creative, and the sides of all dishes are just as interesting as the mains! Fantastic cocktails, great wine, and an ambitious menu that always delivers.
And they were very accommodating for my being vegetarian.
Wonderful food pairings made for incredible flavours. We enjoyed our evening very much. Was somewhat surprised at noise level. Expected it to be more quiet. Overall a very lovely dining experience and will certainly return.
Lunch, dinner and bar all amazing. Great drinks and food. Get the KBC at the bar!
Beautifully presented and delicious food made a very enjoyable lunch. The room was a little loud, as there were several groups at the time we were there. Our waiter was friendly and attentive but not obtrusive. My prosciutto appetizer was wonderfully garnished in a way that enhanced the flavour of the main ingredients. To follow, my grilled pork was also beautifully flavoured and the squash and endive that accompanied it made interesting taste and texture contrasts. My companion had the burger with fries and said that, for a dish that could be rather ordinary, it was outstanding.
For a special occasion I recommend getting the taste flight with wine pairing. It was a perfect night.
Brings me back to my previous best meal ever at West. The tasting menu with wine flight was out of this world, and the service lived up to the food.
We are still dreaming of our Albacore tuna parfait that was a part of our incredible tasting menu. Our night at Hawksworth was outstanding. Our server Bertrand was charming and helpful but not intrusive, the sommelier was willing to answer questions and go beyond the norm despite it being a very busy Saturday night.... and the food was incredible. Each course stimulated the senses and kept us wanting more. In addition, we were treating ourselves to a get away weekend sans children, work, life etc and so we were staying at the hotel, we therefore were able to have a double indulgence with Brunch at Hawksworth...different ambiance but as delicious and with as much attention to detail. We will definitely be back. Sooner than later
It was our second time for dinner at Hawksworth and also had breakfast there. The food and service were great. Last time I had a mild complaint about the service but no problems this time. Also, the darkness of the place was an issue making it impossible for old eyes to read the menu or wine list. Now (did the restaurant respond to my complaint?) the level of lighting is fine. I put the noise level at energetic although the noise comes from the attached lounge not from the restaurant. If dining early, i.e., during the happy hour, be prepared for the sound of many people having fun. It doesn't bother me but it might intrude on a romantic evening.
Elegant Room, Elegant Service, Elegant Food - I rarely give an "outstanding" rating, but this restaurant is certainly better than just "very good". I have had both Lunch and Dinner service here, both have been very close to perfect...
The food and flavors were absolutely delicious and the portion sizes were very fair. The service was quite slow to start off. We got our appy before the sommelier came to the table to help us choose a wine, which was disappointing. Highly recorded for a special occasion.
We finally had the chance to stop in at Hawksworth, in the Georgia Hotel. The restaurant lived up to its reputation. Wonderful food, stellar service, but be prepared to pay for it. Great selection on their wine list, but you would be hard pressed (no pun intended) to find a wine under the $80 mark. I would definitely put Hawksworth on the list of "top" restaurants in Vancouver, but you can dine for a lot less elsewhere.


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Running with the Bears marathon draws runners from all over the world
A person dressed in a bear costume dances on the side of the course to motivate and entertain runners in last year's race. This year Running with the Bears will take place Saturday, August 17. Photo submitted |
July 24 — A nonprofit, community-based organization in neighboring Plumas County is gearing up to run with bears. Well, not literally. Mountain Circle Family Services is preparing to put on its third annual Running With the Bears marathon in Greenville on Saturday, August 17.
According to the race's website, the event was named after it's location — Plumas County — where there are "fewer people … more bears."
The event features a marathon, half-marathon and 10K. It is a qualifier for the Boston Marathon and proceeds go to support children and youth in foster care. Also, for every $10,000 raised, the organization will donate $1,000 to the Boston One Fund, which supports victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.
"To my knowledge we are the smallest Boston Qualifier in the U.S., and this is our third year," said race director Josie Litchfield.
All regular running spots are currently sold out for each event. However, the organization has opened a few more spots for charity division runners. Charity division runners are asked to raise or donate $300 in order to register.
"We are expecting about 400 runners from all over the world," Litchfield said.
The full marathon begins at 7 a.m., the half marathon begins at 7:30 a.m. and the 10K begins at 8:30 a.m. All races start and finish at Goss Ranch in Greenville. Race day checkin begins at 6 a.m. at the start/finish line.
There are no time limits placed on runners. "We operate on 'Plumas County Time,' so we would never kick you off the course for being slow. All participants will have support until they cross the finish line," the website reads.
The marathon course is mostly flat and paved. Runners will enjoy the scenery as they pass by rivers and creeks and stunning views of the Indian and Genesee valleys.
The half-marathon course is a mostly flat, single-loop course that runs through Indian Valley and boasts views of Mt. Jura.
The 10K course is flat and paved and passes by Lights Creek, providing runners with views of classic valley ranches, including the Diamond Buffalo Ranch.
Aid stations will be located about every 2.5 miles along each course and will be stocked with water, hydration drinks, snacks, dog treats and first-aid supplies. These aid stations are stepping it up a notch. Each one is managed by a different community group and will be competing in an Aid Station Challenge to win $900 in cash prizes. Awards will be given to aid stations for having the best theme, best food and best spirit. The runners will be the judges.
After the race, at 5 p.m., there will be a Lu'au pig roast at the Goss Ranch finish line. The Lu'au will feature of fully catered dinner of barbecue or vegetarian food, live Samba music, a hay bale maze, petting zoo, cow pie bingo, a full bar and much more. There is a fee to attend the Lu'au. Children under 14, as well as runners who raise $300 or more, get in free.
Running with the Bears has been featured in Competitor magazine as a must-do race and also in Marathon and Beyond magazine.
For more information, visit runningwiththebears.org or email Litchfield at email@example.com.
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While I don't always update the Verge Facebook page daily, I am regularly on Twitter. I have noticed that nonprofit organizations, outside of advocacy groups, are largely absent from posts and tweets about the proposed budget cuts here in our state.
What about where you live? Do you have nonprofit organizations talking about how the budget cuts will impact their services?
In Texas the proposed budget cuts are astounding. Health and Human Services is looking at a 24.6% cut. $7 billion cuts from public education. $1.7 billion cut from higher education, including scholarships to existing college students. And most alarmingly to me, $150 million cut to community-based mental health care services to adults and children and community mental hospitals. This only names a few!
And, these cuts do not completely account for the large cuts proposed to our federal budget will impact our most vulnerable citizens!
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