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We had a wonderful dinner and great service. The food looked nice on the plate and was perfectly prepared. The staff was most cordial. The view was pleasant and the location right in the heart of San Jose.
We all enjoyed our dinner. The Scott's specialty with sauteed shrimp, scallops, and crabmeat was very good. Service was prompt, efficient, and friendly. We didn't realize that eating dinner on the new patio is an option, so it would have been nice if we had been asked if we wanted to sit outside. Next time we will know to ask. We really appreciate that Scott's is able to validate parking long enough for a theater performance on Saturday night. We will definitely return.
I am embarrassed to admit that I have lived in San Jose, CA for OVER 6 years before I ever set foot in Scott's Seafood! So glad I finally made it here. This place was worth the wait! Scott's has a great formal dining room--where we ate with wonderful views of Downtown San Jose and mountains in the background. My husband and I were unaware that they had such a hip outdoor patio dining area as well! Live jazz was happening out there. The meal was delicious! Started with a refreshing salad, my main course was Cioppino--which was fantastic tasting--and just the right amount of seafood for one person to enjoy! My dessert was the vanilla bean creme brulee...I was able to sneak a bit of my husband's fantastic chocolate cake, also! Buono!
I really like the new look inside Scott's. They've added a nice patio dining area, unfortunately it was too hot the night we went to sit outside, but would be a great spot on a cooler night.
This was a first visit to Scott's Seafood in San Jose. I previously visited Scott's in Palo Alto. Our visit was on a Friday night. Small parties were in the main dining area and groups, who could be raucous, were seated outside. The food was excellent as was the service. Nice choice of wines. Fair and reasonably priced. Will return again.
I was happy with the quality of the food although there were a few changes to the menu not mentioned that were acceptable, but as an example, a strawberry salad should [probably have strawberries in in. The raspberries were great however. The restaurant was slow as it was a Wednesday night, but the service was just as slow. I am always amazed by how few people are there on weekdays. Maybe because it is right downtown, I don't know. Parking is convenient and free if you validate, so that should not be a problem. Food was excellent.
food was cooked perfect to customer's request for 'no alcohol' cooked in dish AND low sodium content!!! LOVED it! Seafood was cooked just perfectly, so delicous!!!
This is our go-to restaurant for celebrations. The kitchen staff knows how to prepare fish among the best of them. Side dishes come with the main dish; this is not common to all nice restaurants. There is a nice view of downtown San Jose and you can often see planes coming in to land at the San Jose airport.
Very pleasant and quiet lunch time atmosphere with excellent and attentive service. Although I have been here several times for dinner prior to attending local shows, this is the first time for a business meeting lunch opportunity.
We sat outside enjoying the company in the summer breeze. The food and service were great. Very relax but elegant. I would highly recommend Scott's Seafood to all of my friends.
This is a great place- service is excellent, food is very good, wine list is great.
We, once again, enjoyed our dinner date tremendously! Had their Friday nite dinner special: Broiled Lobster. Great price! Great food! Great service!
The food and service at Scott's Seafood was great. I especially liiked the hot, hot food that stayed hot even after the first several bites. My only disappointment was that my husband had a birthday...and even though I put that comment in the Open Table online reservation's comment box, told the hostess and told the waitress....there was nothing done to recognize his birthday in ANY way! What good are the comments on the Open Table if the restaurant doesn't take action? What good is it to mention this to the hostess and waitress, if it falls on deaf ears?
We come here frequently as the food is always good as is the service. Their new outdoor dining area is impressive.
You never know what you are in for when you book online in a place you have never been! We booked a rooftop table for 2 at 730P, but traffic back-up was awful and at 7P we were not even in San Jose. I called to cancel and they asked if I would like to book later so I did for 830. We arrived and they still gave us our rooftop table next to a fireplace so even though it was a bit chilly, it was very nice outdoors next to the fire. Food was great and we intended to go elsewhere for dessert and coffee but ended up staying at Scotts for the whole evening. Very nice and relaxing.
Been twice but, the 2nd time was much better more of an open air feeling with a nice fireplace and outside dining available. Just bring your sweater. Food and wine fabulous. Nice selection.
Scott's is a very good seafood restaurant in downtown San Jose. I have never had a bad meal here, and the service has always been friendly. The decor is basic -- elegant, but no frills. I recently discovered the deck, which has a lovely, modern fireplace, a "top-of-the-world" view of low-profile San Jose, and a band on Thursday nights. As for food, I have especially liked the crab cakes. Most recently, I had the scallop salad, which was delicious, although to my surprise the scallops were cold.
Had a nice dinner, great seafood and desserts. Nice view, quiet and. Relaxed place, close to lots of downtown stuff.
A trip to San Jose is not complete without dinner at Scott's!
LOVED IT!!!! I have eaten at other Scott's before many years ago and remembered it to be a great experience but this Scott's is exceptional. The ambiance was wonderful the food exceptional and plenty of it too. My wife and I are recommending it to everyone and can't wait until our own return....
I had not been to Scotts for over 10 years...and it was Excellent! The outside dining is the best kept secret in the Silicon Valley - food was excellent - going back very soon!
Scott's remodel makes the place pop. Check out the outdoor patio!
I really like this restaurant. I go here for lunch often if I just want a quiet spot that has consistently good food.
The view of San Jose boarded by mountains on the East and West offers a nice atmosphere for out-of-town, or foreign customers.
We decided at the last minute to walk over from our hotel to have dinner at Scott's and glad we did. While the view wasn't the most magnificent one ever, it was nice on the rooftop of the building. We had pleasant evening outdoor dining weather. The server was very good, efficient and had a nice sense of humor. My only complaint was that the smell right outside and into the lobby of the building is not something one wants to endure right before dinner. Not sure if it was a city matter or the building, but Scott's would do well to take ownership of the problem and attempt to eliminate it.
This is a great place with ambiance the roof top dining outdoor specially spectacular after dark when one can see the panoramic view of the downtown! It was overall a great experience! The Almond Crusted Seabass was just so delectable! This is slightly fancy fine dining would love to revisit! Everything was perfect and the server did a stellar job! This is a place where one should consider dining at a slow pace to absorb the flow. The hurricane candle lit dinner just creates the coziness while making it exclusive! My husband ate the Salmon was very good too. Perfect for a quiet dinner not sure if it can be as breathtaking during lunch, but outdoor and indoor dining available so one can pick and choose what one wants! Thanks to Open Table !
It was a good time with Fiance and dad. The server was very attentive and the food was good.
All Scott's locations serve consistently well prepared sea food. Waiters are always attentive and professional. Never had a bad dish or a complaint at any of Scott's locations and I have eaten at all many times. Not the cheapest but their quality warrants the extra cost.
It was our 17th anniversary. I made note of that in my reservation, and they read it and made it a very nice, quiet, experience. All our severs were courteous, attentive without hovering, and everyone knew it was our anniversary. I had asked for a window seat, which we got, and it was very nice. The food was prompt, the drinks were very good (they even have real 7Up, not Sprite for a mixer - very rare these days) and the appetizer was delicious. The bill was quite reasonable, the service impeccable, and overall, it was a joy to eat there. So much nicer than the noisy places around downtown.
Food was good. The service is great. We had a great server who was very attentive but not overbearing and made our dinner very enjoyable.
Our server Cynthia was excellent. Service was timely and friendly. The food was great. The calamari was the best we've had in some time. The restaurant was very nice and very ambient. We had a terrific experience at Scott's.
Good food, good service, clean and ample parking. Very nice presentation of salad.
Love the restaurant and location near theater but always seem to have a parking problem.
The most savory specialty dish of shrimp, crab and scallops I've ever tasted! Served over a bed of rice with vegetables. I'll repeat this one again!
We have attended musical theater in San Jose for years and Scott's has always been a great part of the evening's program. It's close to the theater; the food is very good; it is always comfortable and the service is great. Not only do they provide friendly, customer-first table service, but they are very accustomed to making sure you make it to the show on time. They always ask if we're going to the theater and then they plan out the timing to perfection. Whether you've left time for a relaxing repast, or you cut it awfully close for comfort, they'll make sure you get to the theater before the curtain goes up. Over the last several years Sn Jose has added some great dining options downtown, but Scott's will always be on the list for us.
We sat outside-beautiful new patio and looong contemporary fireplace. Looking out over downtown. Great happy hour food--Scampi and Sliders and yummy beet salad. Good wine, good food and great ambience!
Scott's is my "go to" lunch place for business in downtown SJ. The service is great, the food great, and who doesn't love a crab louie, which they will make for you -- ask for the seafood salad with crab only! Its alway consistent and you can count on good food and service. And, the parking is easy - with validation.
I was with my girlfriend and we were celebrating her birthday with dinner and a show afterwards. Dinner was perfect and the service was great. We both had the clam chowder which we ordered right away before even studying the menu. I wish I checked first because I saw a lobster bisque that I wish I ordered (I always order clam chowder). She had a shrimp dish with vegetables and rice, I think. I had the jambalaya that came in a cast iron skillet. I thought it looked a little small but that skillet could hold a lot of food. It was delicious and I was stuffed. For dessert she got a complimentary cup of something really good! Overall it was a great experience.
I went there on 11/2/13. There must have been something going on in downtown San Jose, because I tried two other restaurants before and they were booked. I was nervous about making reservations on-line as I thought the restaurant might not honor it. To my surprise, as soon as I got in, they had my reservations and I was immediately escorted to a lovely table for the two of us. We ordered cocktails, appetizers and had a wonderful dinner. We noticed the restaurant was packed but not loud. It was so nice I could talk to my friend and hear each other . The food was good too, but I'd recommend the multiple waiters need more training on the dishes there. Around show-time a rush of us left! Great choice for theater downtown!
We were seated in a area far enough away from a couple large groups In order to give us some privacy. The young lady the waited on us Took the time to answer our questions about the menu. The French Onion Soup is one of the best I have ever tasted. I had the Sea Bass and my wife Selected the Halibut. We shared a serving of the bacon and Brussels sprouts. Each of our selections were prepared to perfections. We were both very satisfied With your restaurant and we will be back.
Fresh, well-prepared seafood, adequate wine list. The cold sampler was an outstanding appetizer. Noise level was energetic only because there was a tasteful and talented jazz trio playing (weeknight). Will return.
This was our first time to Scott's. The food was very good, the waiter attentive and they have a good, reasonably priced wine list. I would definitely go back!
I was taking a friend to lunch and I wanted everything to be just right. Scott's exceeded my expectations. We had a long unhurried lunch.
This place has it all,Literally. If you want to eat at a "nice" restaurant, then look no further.Scott's seafood has an excellent selection of not only seafood, but pastas and steaks as well. They carry a great selection of wine, with an EXCELLENT PATIO AREA!!. To me, these features are what I look for in what I call a 5 star restaurant !
We had a good dinner, the waiter was attentive at the right level--there when we needed something, but not hovering. it's always a pleasant evening there.
I like the location of the restaurant. It is at the top of the buiilding. I like the street view, and also the Christmas decoration.
Scott's has been a favorite restaurant of my family"s for many years. It is where we would go for special occasions or just because we wanted to have a good seafood dinner. It all seemed very much the same. The service was great, . I was a little disappointed in my dinner, the classic dish with prawns, scallops & crab in a garlic sauce. The scallops were very bitter & a touch underdone. My companions dinner of trout was excellent. We also shared an heirloom tomato salad which was good but I think quite overpriced for what it was. We finished dinner with our always favorite Raspberry Jack which was as good as I remember it always being. While I was not as satisfied with my meal as I had expected to be I'm sure we will go back again.
Nice spot to enjoy a warm winter meal while enjoying the holiday lights of San Jose's Christmas in the Park. The top of the ferris wheel turns just outside the restaurant windows and all tables have views. My grilled salmon was moist and tasty but the accompanying risotto was outstanding----a mixture of rice, corn, and "sunchoke" Jerusalem Artichoke cooked perfectly al dente. The accompanying brussels sprouts were also perfectly cooked al dente but a bit too smokey flavored for my taste.
We enjoyed our dinners. I would have liked a greater variety of fish on the menu. Our dinners were very good, but selection was limited. It was a very cold evening and when the elevator door opened, a cold draft hit our table. In cold weather, request a table far away from the elevator door.
It's been two years since my last disappointing visit to Scotts, and they've made really good use of the time. A beautiful rooftop patio is now in place (awesome for happy hour?) and the food was very good. My waitress was somewhat inexperienced, but nice. My trout was delicious and very hot when it arrived. Wine list has all price ranges, many wines by the glass. Nice job Scotts!


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With all of Saturday's play lost to rain, Sunday's morning session was delayed by just 30 minutes as the last of the standing water was cleared away and Australia removed Chris Woakes, Ian Bell and Stuart Broad.
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Tue, May 15, 2012 | 18:44 BST
Launch trailers – Game of Thrones, Ghost Recon, Sonic 4 Episode 2
Believe it or not, other games are coming out today and next week which aren't Diablo III or Max Payne 3. Hard to fathom isn't it? Still, it's true, and below the break we've got three launch trailers for your viewing pleasure: Game of Thrones: The Game and Sonic 4 Episode 2 – both out today, and Ghost Recon: Future Soldier which hits next week. Thanks, EvilAvatar.
Tue, Apr 17, 2012 | 16:51 BST
Sonic 4 Episode II video shows collaborative play between Sonic and Tails
SEGA has released a new video for Sonic 4 Episode II which shows the collaborative play between Sonic and Tails. It's below. The game is set for release on the PlayStation Store and Xbox Live Marketplace later this spring.
Wed, Mar 14, 2012 | 11:49 GMT
Team Sonic interested in "doing something completely new" with Sonic 3D for next-gen
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Expect "a new standard Sonic" for 2012, says Team Sonic producer
Team Sonic head Takashi Iizuka has promised an all-new "standard" Sonic the Hedgehog for next year.


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[September 21, 2013] Have you heard the old saying "Everything old is new again, eventually"? Well, that could be the motto of the Old House Society of Bloomington. Laura Walden, president of the group, made that point during her presentation Monday evening at the monthly meeting of the Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society.
From that beginning, the Old House Society has grown into a large undertaking with a 6,000-square-foot warehouse containing everything the staff and volunteers have been able to save when they are allowed to access a house scheduled for demolition. The warehouse in Bloomington is stocked with flooring, doors, headboards and fireplace tile, just to name a few items. They also have a large store of hardware from old houses.
But the Old House Society is much more than a repository of unique and hard-to-find items for restorers.
People who are demolishing houses and give parts to the Old House Society become eligible for significant tax credits, up to $5,000. In addition, the society gives grants to those restoring old houses, and members receive a 10 percent discount at the store.
The Old House Society also gives clinics at their warehouse, at 214 E. Douglas in Bloomington. People seeking to restore can learn the skills necessary to bring their old house back to its original glory.
Walden also pointed out that they have a "Second Thursday" event each month. Wine and hors d'oeuvres are served at a house that is undergoing restoration, including an on-site tour of a work in progress.
Completed restorations are given a "Gift to the Street" award in the form of a bronze plaque that can be placed on the house, noting the original construction year.
The Old House Society also offers a helping hand to other nonprofits that can benefit from their expertise.
The society's annual house tour sells out every year. It has become such a popular event in Bloomington that tickets are being limited this year to 1,000.
The organization also loans items from their inventory to schools that want to use them in plays and class presentations.
The society will also sell non-architectural items they salvage from houses, and all of the proceeds are given to the owner.
Walden pointed out that many of the old house items they sell go into new houses, not just restorations. There is a growing trend to incorporate old items into new houses to give a new home the feel of an old one. Pocket doors, doors, headboards and windows used for wall decoration are especially popular.
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The Old House Society operates in a large area of central Illinois, not just Bloomington. They will go to the Peoria area and locations east of Bloomington. They maintain additional storage space in Lexington.
With all of their activity, Walden said that getting the word out about the Old House Society is still a problem. People tearing down old houses may not know about the society, or they may think that their soon-to-be-demolished house may not have anything worth salvaging.
Walden begs anyone thinking about demolishing a house to contact the Old House Society and let them make the call on items worth saving. When the society hauls off items worth saving and reusing, they save homeowners the cost of having these items hauled to the landfill, and also save landfill space.
"The Old House Society was into recycling before it became popular," Walden said.
Walden herself lives in a tiny 1859 house that she restored in Lexington. "I have also restored several old houses in Bloomington," she said. In fact, that is how she became familiar with the Old House Society. She bought items from them for her own projects. One thing led to another and now she is head of the organization.
Her personal doorknob collection was on display during her presentation in Lincoln.
"I even frequent pawnshops trying to find vintage doorknobs I can't do without," she said with a laugh.
Walden wants to get the word out that no house should be demolished before the owner contacts the Old House Society. Their experts can spot parts of houses worth saving, even if an owner may not see an architectural gem. They can see a door worth saving that is lurking under five coats of paint. A complete spiral staircase may be their most unusual item in inventory now. Her story of how that was removed intact from a house was an adventure in itself.
The Old House Society is headquartered in Bloomington at 214 E. Douglas. The phone number is 309-820-0548, and the website is www.oldhousesociety.org.
The Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society, which hosted Walden's presentation in Lincoln, meets monthly on the third Monday at 6:30 p.m. at their research facility on Chicago Street. Volunteer members also provide research for people from all over the United States who may have had relatives in the Logan County area. The group is currently working on a request for research from a person in Salt Lake City. The nominal fee they charge for this research goes into maintaining their research facility and a growing collection of Logan County historic artifacts.
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Three men convicted with help from a disgraced dog-handler and his alleged wonder-dog have already had their cases overturned -- but only after decades in prison
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That, however, is only part of a bigger story of twisted justice in Central Florida -- an unsolved mystery that begs for an ending.
Dillon, after all, was not alone in his wrongful imprisonment. At least two other men suffered the same fate -- and another shared link: a dog.
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Harass could supposedly do things no other dog could: tracking scents months later and even across water, according to his handler, John Preston.
If it sounds hard to believe, there's a good reason.
After providing prosecutors with testimony for years, Preston was finally discredited by a judge who had the sense to do what others had not: test the dog for himself.
But not until after Preston and his dog had appeared in dozens of cases.
We know that at least three of those cases were overturned -- after the defendants collectively spent more than a half-century in prison.
The question now is: How many others suffered the same injustice?
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The murder case against Dillon was full of problems.
The state was short on credible witnesses. (Two would later recant their testimony. One had sex with an investigator.) And Dillon was first linked to the murder of James Dvorak by a 16-year-old boy who said he recognized him from a composite sketch.
But investigators needed evidence to tie Dillon to the scene. So they turned to Preston and his wonder dog.
As if on cue, Preston claimed that his dog found Dillon's scent at the scene of the crime. (A judge would later say: ". . . Preston was regularly retained to confirm the state's preconceived notions about cases.")
Dillon was convicted. And he sat in prison for 27 years -- until tests proved that his DNA was not, in fact, on a bloody shirt that prosecutors had said was his.
In another case, Wilton Dedge was convicted of raping a 17-year-old girl.
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SEATTLE, Sept. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The University of Washington's Michael G. Foster School of Business has announced the appointment of Bruce J. Avolio, professor of management, as the inaugural Mark Pigott Chair in Business Strategic Leadership. The chair is funded through a generous endowment established by the Mark Pigott family. The Pigott family founded PACCAR Inc, a Fortune 200 global technology company based in Bellevue, Washington, and are longtime supporters of the University of Washington and the Foster School of Business.
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Indecent Proposal [DVD]
Screenplay : Amy Holden Jones (based on the novel by Jack Engelhard)
MPAA Rating : R
Year of Release : 1993
Stars : Robert Redford (John Gage), Demi Moore (Diana Murphy), Woody Harrelson (David Murphy), Oliver Platt (Jeremy), Seymour Cassel (Shackelford)
Indecent Proposal uses an unconventional story to support some very conventional beliefs: Marriage is an important and lasting institution, money isn't everything, forgiving is more important that forgetting, and love is required for lovemaking.
Everyone knows that this is the movie that involves the million-dollar question, the indecent proposal of the title. It comes from billionaire John Gage (Robert Redford), who propositions David Murphy (Woody Harrelson) and his wife, Diana (Demi Moore). Gage will give them a million dollars if Diana agrees to spend one night with him. "The night would come and go, but the money could last a lifetime," Gage tells them. "Think about it. A lifetime of security for one night."
While they adamantly refuse at first, the offer becomes more and more appealing because, if there's one thing David and Diana need, it's financial security. They had been leading a storybook life: They eloped because their parents thought they were too young to get married, supported each other through school, gotten good jobs, and started building their dream house. But, the roof caved in when the recession hit. David was laid off from work, and they had no income while bills were mounting. Desperate to make their payments, David and Diana borrowed $5,000 from his father, which they foolishly tried to build up by gambling it in Las Vegas. That plan worked for a while, but then they lost it all, putting them even further in debt.
This is important because it lends an additional aspect to their decision to accept the proposal. They don't do it because they are greedy--they do it because they're desperate and don't see any alternative. They make the decision together, vowing that they will just forget about it when it's over and pretend it never happened. The night comes, but afterward they can't forget about it, and its memory eats at the foundation of their relationship and their marriage.
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Redford, with his charming smile and ageless good looks, was an ideal casting choice because John Gage is such a complex and contradictory man. On the outside he appears to be all brash, womanizing pretentiousness, casually betting millions of dollars on card games while a captivated audience is watching. But, as the film progress, and we get to see more and more of him, we realize he has another side trying to break through the showy facade he's created for himself.
Demi Moore was cast as Diana probably not so much for her acting ability as for her beauty. After all, one night with her has to be worth $1 million, so she'd better smolder on-screen. The camera lingers over her face throughout the film, and there are numerous times when Lyne employs mirrors to fill the frame with multiple images as Diana checks her hair or puts on lipstick or tries on a dress. Moore is both sensual and earthy, depending on the requirements of the scene. Her character is really a very ordinary woman who just happens to be beautiful, and it's that combination that catches Gage's eye.
Harrelson does surprisingly well in his role as the jealous husband. There is one sequence in particular, right after he leaves Diana to be with Gage, that is particularly affecting. Suddenly realizing that they made the wrong decision, he tears through the hotel, calling her name, all to no avail. He spends the rest of the night unable to sleep, wandering through the casinos like a lost soul.
If there is an overarching theme in this film, it is the relative unimportance of money in the face of love. David and Diana's relationship breaks down as a result of their decision to go through with the proposal; but, in the end, love still triumphs. In that way, Indecent Proposal is very old-fashioned. Near the end of the film, David tells Diana, "I was just so afraid that you wanted him. No, I was afraid you were right to want him because I thought he was the better man. But, now I know he's not. He's just got more money."
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Aspect Ratio | 1.85:1 |
Audio | English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround English, French Dolby 2.0 Surround |
Subtitles | English |
Distributor | Paramount Home Video |
Release Date | April 16, 2002 |
1.85:1 (Anamorphic) The new anamorphic widescreen transfer is sharp and clean, with good color saturation and nice detail. The image has a fine grain to it, which gives it a nice film-like image without losing any of the details in the image. | |
English Dolby Digital 5.1, English and French Dolby 2.0 Surround The new 5.1-channel mix isn't particularly showy, but it's effective for the material. The majority of the soundtrack is reserved for the front soundstage, but the surrounds become active whenever John Barry's musical score is featured. | |
Audio commentary by director Adrian Lyne Lyne's commentary is a bit spotty, with quite a few moments of dead silence and too many "I like this shot" or "I like that costume" comments. His commentary does show how he is a director finely tuned into details, and he also offers some interesting philosophical observations on the film. He has a nice way of explaining that the film's controversial nature is deeply rooted in individual perceptions. At one point, he says that 20 people could watch the scene in which David and Diana decide to go through with the proposal and come out with 20 different interpretations regarding their motivations, which is exactly what makes the film worth watching again. |
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A provisional vocational certificate or a temporary provisional vocational certificate may be issued to individuals who have work experience in specific skill areas for which school districts have state-approved reimbursable vocational programs. These certificate types are valid in grades K-12 when issued prior to July 1, 2004; when issued on or after July 1, 2004 the provisional vocational certificates are valid in grades 7-12, while the temporary provisional vocational is valid only at grade 11-12 in the skill endorsement.
Applicants who seek either of these certificates must complete the ISBE Form 73-03C, "Application for Certificate," indicating the program title for which they are being employed, and the employing school district must sign the application form indicating their interest in employing the applicant. In addition, the applicant must attach ISBE Form 73-23, "Application for Career and Technical or Provisional Career and Technical Educator License," and forward original letters of experience from employers, or notarized statements if the applicant has been self-employed, outlining the work experience relating to the skill area. The following are the specific requirements for each certificate type:
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- Official transcripts showing 60 semester hours of credit from a recognized teacher education institution and
- Documented evidence of 2,000 hours of work experience in the skill area.
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- Applicants must have documented evidence of 8,000 hours of work experience in the specific skill area to be taught.
This certificate is valid for one year and may be renewed. Renewal requires proof that the holder has completed three semester hours of credit during the previous year.
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Individuals may qualify for a renewable part-time provisional certificate valid for two years for teaching no more than two courses of study at the 6-12 level. The certificate may be issued to professionals and crafts persons who meet one of the following requirements:
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- 4,000 hours of work experience in the skill to be certified for teaching.
To be issued in a skill area, the skill area must be part of a school district's curriculum, and the skill area for which the applicant has coursework or experience must be taught in grades 6-12. This certificate will not be issued in subjects for which there are existing secondary subject area requirements listed under "Staff Qualifications".


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Sam and Katie spend their time showing me the different storage spaces and were very nice. I am now using the space and will recomend it to my friends and family. The place is very clean and neat and I can upgade if I need to. Awesome Place
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The managers, Sam and Katie, are such warm, caring, personable people. They treat everyone with respect and friendliness. They are extremely proactive at maintaining a clean, safe facility and take the time to take care of the customer. They are proactive to quickly to resolve anything which may arise. I would highly recommend this to anyone and, in fact, recommended it to a family member who is now a renter. We both feel very secure with our belongings at this facility managed by this outstanding staff.
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rented a climate controlled storage room from American Mini Storage on August 24, 2011. Moved in on August 27th. Bought a lock from them and started moving my items into it. It was very hot in the whole building. Asked the manager why it was hot. She said due to many renters moving in the door had been left open a lot and it would cool off soon. The next day was Sunday and it was still very hot at least 100 degrees in the whole supposedly climate controlled facility. On the next business day I went to the office and told them we were removing our things as it was too hot and my garage at home was cooler by 12 degrees. She said they would be adding more air conditioning vents and having the air conditioning men to check the units and fining renters who left the door open. I walked all around the inside of the whole facility and it was extremely hot away from the doors. I called and told the manger we had moved our things out and asked for a refund. I was told no refund. I'm out $49 and very unhappy with this place of business. I paid for a cool place to put my valuable items in and it was not cool at all. Very unhappy and want to warn other people about this place and the way they do business. They give really good rates but if you want your items cool in the summer and warm in the winter, Look elsewhere because you get what you pay for and they give no refunds. What a ripoff.


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(CNN) -- Senators failed to reach a deal Monday night on how to avoid the so-called "nuclear option" -- a Democratic plan to end GOP filibusters of certain presidential nominations. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said, however, that Democrats and Republicans held a "good conversation" and that talks would "continue tonight." Senators are facing a Tuesday morning deadline to resolve the standoff.
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A New York City surgeon charged here Sunday that emergency treatment is "the weakest link in today's care of the injured/' Dr. Robert H. Kennedy charged further that most ambulance attendants are not sufficiently trained to administer on-the-spot emergency treatment. "There's no use running an emergency room if you're running it for dead people," added the surgeon, who is field director of a nationwide trauma program being administered by the American College of Surgeons. SURGEON'S MEETING Dr. Kennedy was among early arrivals for the sectional meeting of the College, which opens in New Orleans Monday. More than 3,500 surgeons and nurses are scheduled to attend the four-day sessions to be held at various hotels and medical schools, with headquarters at the Roosevelt Hotel. The visiting surgeon said there's practically not a hospital left in the country today which, sends an intern on emergency calls. "And did you know that only 22 per cent of the nation's general hospitals have interns or residents?" inquired the genial surgeon. "And I'm not talking about small hospitals either. Most of these hospitals have at least 500 beds. Yet of the 3,300 general hospitals in the United States today, only 726 have anyone on hand for emergency cases. The rest have to depend on calling in a private physician. "Naturally a private physician isn't just sitting around waiting for an emergency call. Sometimes it takes quite a while to track him down and get him to the emergency room." PHOTO: AN EXHIBIT that will be a highlight of the sectional meeting of the American College of Surgeons Monday in New Orleans is explained by its creator, Dr. Robert H. Kennedy, New York City surgeon. He is also field director of a nationwide trauma program sponsored by group.
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We've had a lovely couple of days, just out with the kids doing kiddie things. Yesterday we joined some friends on a trip to Bodiam Castle. It is a NT property which is the epitome of all things knighty; a proper castle – the sort you'd draw in a game of Pictionary. It is beautiful. It has a moat, drawbridge and is, alas, ruins inside but not so much that you can't still climb up to the ramparts and into the remains of the old rooms. They always lay on a host of mediaeval fun there – dragon egg hunts, archery, falconry - up to an entire weekend of it in August. There's a cafe and gift shop by the car park but what I love is that once you get to the castle, that's all there is. No playground, no gardens – just one spectacular castle and a smattering of 5 year old knights and princesses running around with foam swords. Love it.
Today we went to Holmbush Farm which was a first visit and well worth the hour in the car. Contrary to Bodiam, it had a multitude of play areas for all ages and lots of animals to admire. I did feel for the pen of lambing ewes. Poor sods. I should mention it is a 'living farm' so it's all going on and at this time of year there are cute little offspring everywhere. We escaped any bad weather and took the obligatory tractor ride before going homeward bound.
What I love about days like these is that I only use the iPhone for taking photos and all our time is for the kids. Most of these places are conveniently in signal blackouts and it takes you back to the basics of good, proper fun. Enjoying your kids enjoying the simple things in life.


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Somerset limp to YB40 semi-final defeat vs Nottinghamshire
6:59pm Monday 9th September 2013 in Sport By Daniel Milligan
SOMERSET limped to a disappointing eight-wicket defeat In their YB40 semi-final against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge this evening (September 9).
Batting first, it was a nightmare start for the Cidermen as skipper Marcus Trescothick edged behind without scoring.
Craig Kieswetter (22) hit two fours and two sixes to take Somerset to 60-2 before the middle and lower order capitulated.
Peter Trego top scored with 40 but Somerset lost wickets at regular intervals to stutter to a below-par score of 119 after 25.4 overs in a reduced 35 overs a side match.
In reply, Somerset fans were given something to cheer about when Steve Kirby got an early breakthrough as he trapped Alex Hales in front.
But Michael Lumb hit a powerful 46 from 38 balls kept the hosts on top before Jamie Overton found the edge of his bat with a ball which reared up on the left handed opener.
Samit Patel (43 not out) and James Taylor (20 not out) bludgeoned Notts into the final, where they will take on Glamorgan at Lords on September 21.
Somerset skipper Marcus Trescothick told Sky Sports: "We did not get it right and lost wickets at key times.
"The pitch played ok even under lights - we had a good crack and the lads tried to bowl fast but it was always going to be tough defending such a low total.
"We have a big couple of weeks coming up for us and we have to turn things around quickly."
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A friend of mine just called looking for a gift to send a colleague of hers. She basically wanted to thank her attorney for all she does for her and her new business. I made a few suggestions of my favorites. My friend decided to order "A World of Thanks" because not only is the trunk it comes in a great keepsake, but some of the items in the trunk actually say Thank You, which was the message she wanted to get across. This gift can really say thank you for a number of different reasons. It can be between a company and a client, a company and employees, or between friends. It's impressive enough to be corporate, but fun enough to be personal.
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