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Hello, My name is Alfonso Merkin. I am suffering from rare and deadly diseases, poor scores on final exams, lack of sexual activity, fear of being kidnapped and executed by anal electrocution, and guilt for not sending out 50 billion ing forwards sent to me by people who actually believe that if you send them, that poor 6 year old girl in Arkansas with lung cancer brought on by second-hand smoke from the cigarettes smoked by the big bad men who kidnapped her and took pornographic pictures of her for use on their child pornography website will get 6 ing cents every time you send me the letter.
Do you honestly believe that Bill Gates is going to give you and everyone you send "his" email to $1000? How ing stupid are you? Ooooh, looky here! If I scroll down this page and make a wish, I'll get laid by every Victoria's secret model in the catalog! What a bunch of bull! So basically, this message is a big F U to all the people out there who have nothing better to do than to send me stupid chain mail forwards. Maybe the evil chain letter leprechauns will come into my apartment and sodomize me in my sleep for not continuing the chain which was started by Jesus in 5 A.D. and was brought to this country by midget pilgrims on the Mayflower and if it makes it to the year 2000, it'll be in the Guinness Book of World Records for longest continuous streak of blatant stupidity.
Screw them. If you're going to forward something, at least send something mildly amusing. I've seen all the "send this to 50 of your closest friends, and this poor, wretched excuse for a human being will somehow receive a nickel from some omniscient being" forwards about 50 times. I don't bloody care. Show a little intelligence and think about what you're actually contributing to by sending out forwards... Chances are it's your own unpopularity.
P.S. Please forward this to at least 50 of your best friends!
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Make a wish!!!
Really, go on and make one!!!
Oh please, they'll never go out with you!!
Wish something else!!!
Not that, you pervert!!
Is your finger getting tired yet?
Wasn't that fun?
Hope you made a great wish. Now, to make you feel guilty, here's what I'll do. First of all, if you don't send this to 5096 people in the next 5 seconds, you will be raped by a mad goat and then thrown off a high building into a pile of manure. It's true! Because THIS letter isn't like all of those fake ones, THIS one is TRUE!! Really!!! Here's how it goes:
Send this to 1 person: One person will be p*ssed off at you for sending them a stupid chain letter.
Send this to 2-5 people: 2-5 people will be p*ssed off at you for sending them a stupid chain letter.
Send this to 5-10 people: 5-10 people will be p*ssed off at you for sending them a stupid chain letter.
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Hello, and thank you for reading this letter. You see, there is a starving little boy in Baklaliviatatlaglooshen who has no arms, no legs, no parents, and no goats. This little boy's life could be saved, because for every time you pass this on, a dollar will be donated to the Little Starving Legless Armless Goatless Boy from Baklaliviatatlaglooshen Fund.
Remember, we have no way of counting letters sent and this is all
So go on, reach out. Send this to 5 people in the next 47 seconds. Oh, and a reminder - if you accidentally send this to 4 or 6 people, you will die instantly.
Thanks again!!
Chain Letter Type 3:
Hi there!! This chain letter has been in existence since 1897. This is absolutely incredible because there was no email then and probably not as many little 8 year olds writing chain letters. So this is how it works. Pass this on to 15,067 people in the next 7 minutes or something horrible will happen to you like:
Queer Horror Story #1:
Miranda Pinsley was walking home from school on Saturday. She had recently recieved this letter and ignored it. She then tripped in a crack in the sidewalk, fell into the sewer, was gushed down a drainpipe in a flood of poopie, and went flying out over a waterfall. Not only did she smell nasty, she died.
This Could Happen To You!!!
Queer Horror Story #2
Dexter Bip, a 13 year old boy, got a chain letter in his mail and ignored it. Later that day, he was hit by a car and so was his boyfriend (hey, some people swing that way)... They both died and went to hell. They continued to suffer in hell where they were both cursed to eat adorable kittens every day for eternity.
This Could Happen To You!!!
Remember, you could end up like Pinsley and Bip did. Just send this letter to all of your loser friends, and everything will be Ok.
Chain Letter Type 4:
As if you care, here is a poem that I wrote. Send it to every one of your friends:
-A friend is someone who is always at your side
-A friend is someone who likes you even though you smell like poop,
-A friend is someone who likes you even though you're disgustingly ugly,
-A friend is someone who cleans up for you after you've soiled yourself,
-A friend is someone who stays with you all night while you cry about your loser life,
-A friend is someone who pretends they like you when they really think you should be raped by a mad goat and then thrown to vicious dogs,
-A friend is someone who scrubs your toilet and vacuums and then gets the check and leaves and doesn't speak much English, no sorry that's the cleaning lady,
-A friend is not someone who sends you chain letters because he wants his wish of being rich to come true...
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Welcome to the inaugural issue of Meetings Focus International! We're quite excited to bring you the newest member of the Meetings Focus family, a real world traveler that has set sail from North America on a MICE mission matching meeting planners with a colorful quilt of vibrant new destinations.
For those who may be unfamiliar with our niche in the meetings world, destinations are our specialty, and we dedicate the space, editorial effort and design quality to really make them shine.
But while destination reporting is our niche, you'll also discover in-depth feature stories examining the various segments and issues affecting the international meetings industry, as well as a Departments section that gives you the skinny on what's new in the areas we cover—regardless of the featured destinations of that issue—such as international meetings industry news; new facilities, attractions and off-site options; festivals and other interesting goings-on that may strike the fancy of attendees; the latest high-tech gadgetry and other niceties that smooth the travel process; and the ruminations of our "Charles on the Go!" columnist, Charles Massey, owner of SYNAXIS Meetings & Events, who travels the world planning meetings and events for a broad range of clients.
Apart from the above content, we also offer a wealth of online information and planning tools at www.MeetingsFocus.com. Look for updates as we ramp up our international coverage, and check out pages 42-43 for a more-detailed look at how to use this handy online tool.
Look for additional issues of Meetings Focus International in July and October, with more coming your way in 2013!
In this issue Highlights of the inaugural issue of Meetings Focus International include the following:
Destinations Pg. 15: Close-Up > Geneva Switzerland's capital of connectivity is a natural gathering place.
Pg. 16: Hong Kong Our cover story was penned by Marlene Goldman, a former Meetings Focus editor who is now based in Singapore. In March, Goldman joined several meeting planners on a culinary-themed fam in Hong Kong, where she sampled everything from the cutting-edge to the classical and tapped into the unique cultural riches of the destination.
Pg. 22: Brazil Latin America travel expert Mark Chesnut has been to Brazil numerous times, and for our Rio/Sao Paulo section he uncovers some of the most compelling reasons to visit the booming country, host to the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Pg. 30: Dubai With the world's first seven-star hotel, the world's largest indoor ski slope and the world's tallest building, Dubai seems conjured from dreams, but its enduring appeal is as real as it gets. Jeff Heilman, who covers the Middle East for various business and legal publications, explains why this rapidly maturing global business and tourism destination is one dream that is here to stay.
Pg. 36: Belgium Travel writer Josh Krist gives us the lowdown on Belgium. While it might be one of the smallest destinations in Europe, it's large on character, from the charm of its Old World streets to decadent chocolate and flavorful beer.
Features Pg. 44: International Sensations! Discover the hottest destinations in the growing global incentive scene, and learn some indispensable tips to make sure your program doesn't result in an "international incident!"
Pg. 48: Know Before You Go! So you want to plan a meeting outside the comfy confines of North America? Here are some time-saving resources you'll want to reference throughout the process.


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The Pulitzer Prize–winning author of the modern classics Mountains Beyond Mountains and The Soul of a New Machine returns with the extraordinary true story of a young man and his will to survive. In this remarkable book, New York Times bestselling author Tracy Kidder once again delivers the masterful story of a hero for these modern times.
Deo grew up in the mountains of Burundi, and survived a civil war and genocide before seeking a new life in America. In New York City he lived homeless in Central Park before finding his way to Columbia University. But Deo's story really begins with his will to turn his life into something truly remarkable; he returns to his native country to help people there, as well as people in the United States.
An extraordinary writer, Kidder has the remarkable ability to show us what it means to be fully human, and to tell the unadorned story of a life based on hope. Riveting and inspiring, this may be his most magnificent work to date. Strength in What Remains is a testament to the power of will and friendship, and of the endurance of the soul.
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You could feel it coming. It's like when you know the rain is coming and you can feel it in your bones. It's about to be over. You and who you thought was the love of your life are breaking up. Sometimes there is a conversation, sometimes just a text. Then there are things that only a song can communicate. Keep this list right next to the refrigerator filled with ice cream or next to a big bottle of brown liquor.
Top 10 Breakup Songs:
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Gone With The Wind Fabulous
Wednesday, 6. March 2013
When I was pregnant with Harper (and had absolutely zero clue what the fuck was coming my way), I was all, "I'm totally going to be a hot mom who is basically un-phased by snot, poop and Cheerios." I'm not kidding when I say my current life mission is to NOT have my life taken over by Cheerios. They symbolize the complete and total loss of pre-child life. Like, seriously, if you let them, Cheerios would fill your house, car, bed, bath tub, hair and towels.
But, of course, being a normal 20-month old, Harper loves Cheerios (Chee-O). It's one of the words, along with chocolate (shadda), cookie (titty), treat (tweet), milk (muk), paci and MINE, that she has perfected. Of course being an anal bitch, I'm still determined to conquer Cheerios so I spend half my life picking them up off the floor and vacuuming them out of the car seat and telling Harper that Sanch does not like Cheerios. And then the other day, I pulled out a beach towel, and low and behold there was a year-old Cheerio crusted onto the towel.
I wept a little inside.
I'm totally not winning this game.
When you spend half your time picking up food or changing diapers or searching the Internet for the best chemical to remove the smell of puke, you simply aren't left with tons of time to be the "hot mom" you always dreamed you'd be. When you add being almost 6 months pregnant into the mix, looking in the mirror at your super hot body and dark eye circles contradicts everything you visualize in your mind.
And you know what happens when you have a mid-pregnancy/raising a toddler at the same time crisis?
I went to get my hair done, and I somehow came back with red streaks. Clearly, I am losing my mind if I thought red streaks = hot.
I just needed something.
Harper is my life. She kills me with how cute she is. Every phase we go through requires time and attention. We are currently in the transition phase from crib to bed. It takes no fewer than 1.5 hours for her to finally go to sleep. She loves the fact that she can get out of bed on her own. She gets up, knocks on her door and says, "Mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama" until someone comes to get her. We get her, put her back to bed, read Good Night Moon for the 600th time, sing twinkle twinkle, kiss Mickey, hug Minnie, tickle Mimi and hug Harper. This routine happens over and over and over until Harper finally gives in.
It. Is. Exhausting. And, even though it's only 8 p.m. on a Friday when she falls asleep, and I technically could go for a jog or paint my nails to look pretty, I prefer to lay on the couch and eat Pretzel M&Ms while watching Real Housewives until I pass out at 8:45 p.m.
But then I look at her sleeping in her big girl bed and I feel like I want a gold star. I feel like Laef and I are winning. Like despite the fact that he's gone completely bald and is already stressing about having two girls, which means one thing, and one thing only to him – TWO WEDDINGS – we're doing this.
Despite the fact that my hair is completely fucked up and I'm trying to squeeze into non-maternity clothes for as long as possible so that Harper can go to gym class and swim lessons, we are pretty much winning this game.
Yes, on most days my feet and hands are totally sweaty (yay Pregnancy!), I'm out of breath from walking to the bathroom (double Yay pregnancy!), and I eat Tums for breakfast (HIP HIP HOORAY Pregnancy!).
BUT Harper sleeps in a bed!
And she's so cute!


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David Harmer Op-ed for the SF Chronicle in 2000: "Abolish Public Schools" (With link to op-ed )
Original post made by Nelson on Oct 14, 2010
Comments (5)
on Oct 14, 2010 at 5:28 pm
And your point is...
on Oct 14, 2010 at 5:38 pm
This is like saying Jerry Brown when he was mayor of Oakland wanted to "abolish public schools" by implenting more charter schools...McNerney is desperate, and his negative ads attacking Harmer almost seem like religious bigotry against an entire religion...Shame on McNerney.
on Oct 14, 2010 at 5:45 pm
One of the tenets this country is founded upon is the separation of church and state. The US government has been blaming teachers and adminsitrators for the past 40 years for the poor and diminishing performance of public schools. The government has about tried everything under the sun to improve performance. Is it not about time to point the finger at government, itself, the myriad of expensive programs and "fixes" for the decreasing performance of public schools in the United States, and not the teachers?
One could argue that education is in itself a "religion" that supports and attempts to propogate a failing governmental/educational system.
It is time for the US government to get out of religion of education.
on Oct 14, 2010 at 9:44 pm
I believe in the separation of church and state....this is not Iran.....
on Oct 15, 2010 at 7:30 am
JRM: Seperation of church and state does not mean favoring non-religion over religion, and outlawing any mention or reference to religion in a government setting...Our founding fathers were religious people, and did not want to create an entirely secular world, outlawing religion, they simply did not want government favoring one religion over another religion...Pick up a $20 dollar bill(if you still have any left after Obama's taxes) and you will see in big letters, "In God We Trust' on the back of it...Go watch the U.S. Supreme Court start a session and you will hear it always starts with a prayer to God...Your view of the seperation of church and state is not what our founding fathers wanted, and is not what our great country was based on.
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"His life was very meaningful, and I feel like now in death, there is meaning in that, too," she says. "Before, it would have been our grief to bear as a family and that would have been it. Now, his name is out there and he will be associated with a movement and a change, and I think that's quite a legacy."
Their son, although a soldier, was a peace activist, too. He had a favorite saying: "You can make change in the smallest of ways just by being nice to somebody."
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Fri, Sep 09, 2011 | 07:15 BST
California blackout troubles SOE servers
A widespread blackout in California appears to have disrupted service at Sony Online Entertainment.
Thu, Mar 31, 2011 | 22:25 BST
Pi Studios reported closed, staff join Category 6, new title already on the way
Work-for-hire developer Pi Studios has reportedly shut up shop, with former staffers legging it for the newly-formed Category 6, already at work on its first original IP.
Mon, Mar 01, 2010 | 09:41 GMT
PSN experiences total blackout, causes some offline games to stop working [Update 2]
Update: Sounds like the PSN outage's only part of the problem. PS3s that haven't suckled at the Internet's bounteous teat for years are reverting their clocks to 12/31/1999 for some reason. If we didn't know about Sony's strict no-mad-scientist policy, we'd swear this was part of some larger conspiracy. Thanks, Joystiq and lindblum_resident.
Update 2: SCEA's said in a seperate blog post on the US PS Blog that it has "narrowed down the issue and have engineers working to restore service even as you read this".
Original: Occasionally, when an Internet connection drops, you might hear someone ask "who shut-off the Internet?" Well, that entire notion's ridiculous. You can't just yank the cord on the entire Internet.
PSN, however, is another story.


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Tandoor Char House
Online Reservations
Excellent India food - and its BYOB! All the recipes here are family owned and have their own slight variations to them. We got the Chicken Tikka Masala and a few orders of naan - we couldn't get enough of it! It had the traditional flavor to it but with a few other spices thrown in which made it delicious. The pistachio cheesecake was amazing too - wasn't too heavy and tasted great. I will definitely be coming back soon.
Had a great time when I went, service was absolutely wonderful!
This was my second visit to Tandoor. After my first visit I recommended the restaurant to my roommates and they have been ordering delivery weekly. The food is great, the waitstaff is very friendly, and the prices are fair especially considering the large portion sizes. I've been living in Lincoln Park for almost a year and have tried several local restaurants in that time. I would have to put Tandoor in my top 3.
Had a great experience. When we requested to have a different table, the hostess/manager were very accommodating. We ordered the chaat fries, where if you are indian you can skip. In general it tastes like wendy's curly fries with some chaat masala. We also ordered the tandoori chicken tikka masala and the baigan bartha. Both were good, although definitely order the chicken tikka dish. The naan were hot, soft and fluffy. Also the mango cheesecake was wonderful as well. Definitely a solid Indian restaurant.
Reserved a table for 2 on a Friday night, when we got there, the table reserved for us was a couple flights up from the entrance at the corner. Not really a nice spot, looks like I was gonna fall any minute. I wanted a different table, but since it was a Friday night, the place was packed. Our server "Jackson" if I remember it right was so nice and made me feel comfortable even at first I was really uneasy with the spot. He got our order, food came and the vegetable samosas we got was cold.They changed it, Manager/Owner came and said our vegetable samosa was on the house. He even offered us a free dessert. That was good customer service. Food is great. Not oily like any other IndoPak restaurant, you will leave the place happy and satisfied.
Byob, our waiter was amazing, friendly, and hilarious. We all had a great time and enjoyed the food. Try the chaat fries!
Tandoor Char offers true hospitality. Go -- if only to be reminded what hospitality feels like. Dishes are varied, flavorful and generous; everyone can find something to like -- from vegetarians to carnivores. My only regret is that I passed this restaurant so many times and only recently checked it out. Don't wait -- go now. A true neighborhood gem. Maybe you'll be fortunate, as we were, to get Sean as your server.
Seems to be a very popular place - we arrived on time for our reservation but had to wait about 30 minutes. The waiting area and overall decor left some to be desired, but when we were finally seated the food more than made up for it. We shared an appetizer (free as a gesture for the wait), biryani (served with salad) and entree between 3 people - more than enough food and all of it delicious.
Very engaged service, an owner who cares and delicious Indian and Pakistani specialties including both curried and tandoori dishes. Excellent eggplant and beef in curried stews simmered until full of complex flavors. Tandoori Lamb was charred and tender. Samosas make a nice starter and the mango lassi is superb with more mango than some mango juice. Good recommendations on the menu. Pretty quiet at lunch. Hope dinner is more active so this good place stays around.
Outstanding flavored! Comfortable pleasant atmosphere - love the Byob aspect!
The service was fantastic even though I didn't know anyone's name (they didn't tell us). We got the impression from a few people that they were the owners/chefs, so it was hard to nail down, but great that, whoever they were, had a direct hand in making menu suggestions, answering questions and checking up on guests. Food was great but not life-changing (few foods should be, otherwise, it doesn't say much about your life and how easy it is to change). The desserts were phenomal whereas most Indian restaurants tend to leave me with something to be desired in that department. Unlimited rice and chutneys are crucial for an Indian restaurant and that sealed the deal for me here...only wish that policy applied to naan!
I found this gem and reserved a table based on the HUGE amount of 5-star ratings for this restaurant. Tandoor Char House is a family-owned and operated restaurant. The ambiance is rather simple, but the food and service are OUTSTANDING. The flavors are textured and delicious. The staff was friendly, helpful, and attentive. Our server shared stories about his family and the cuisine. My friend and I were positively enchanted. We will return for sure.
Reasonable prices. Dishes were adaptable as far as spice level. My date and I ordered our entrees 'spicy' and were not disappointed. Pakora was delicous, as well as Shrimp Tikka Masala and Paneer Cheese Naan. The Baigan Masala had very tender eggplant and went well with the rice. We were seated 20 minutes after our reservation, but the owner was very accommodating and offered water and wine glasses to get us through the wait. This establishment is BYOB.
This place is affordable and delicious. I cant wait to go back.
Our waiter told us that dining at Tandoor Char House should feel as though we were at his mothers house, and that is exactly how it felt. From the warm, helpful, attentive service to the menu suggestions, our experience could not have been better or more comfortable. And the food was delicious! Can't wait to go back. Thank you for a lovely evening!
Ask for a table downstairs- very private and quiet! Delicious Indian classics and some fusion/American twists. Great find in Lincoln Park!
I was blown away by the quality and freshness of all of the food at Tandoor Char House. The flavors were incredible! The server was very nice and gave great recommendations.
This was my first, but won't be my last time to Tandoor Char House. The restaurant is in an assuming, non-descript storefront, so it can be easily overlooked - make a special trip. I had lunch with a friend. My chicken kabob wrap was packed full of nicely spiced chicken, lettuce and tomatoes (have them put the salad in the wrap), and it came with a plate full of their chaat fries (spicy, curly fries). All meals include a variety of chutney's - the Achar is fresh, crisp and SPICY (not for the faint of hear), the Tamarind is sweet without being sugary, and Cilantro is fresh an aromatic. My friend's Baigan Masala was rich, flavorful and the eggplant wasn't overcooked - cooked yet still firm (al dente). I'll be back.....
I took some friends who came from out of town and everybody loved the spot.
What fun! The service was attentive and the food was a pleasure. I only wish I had stopped eating my entre soon enough to leave room for dessert.
Had a really great experience with fantastic service and food. It was just very hot in there!
We had a wonderful experience at Tandoor the other night, though we ordered way too much food - it was all excellent. They ask you about the spice level you want. It seems the basic spice level is pretty low, so for most lovers of Indian food they may want to ask for at least medium spice level.
This is one of my favorite restaurant in Lincoln Park; food is tasty and customer service is excellent!
We will continue to go back to Tandoor Char House again and again due to the outstanding menu, the interesting fusion of their food, and great location. Easy, delicious, and a great experience every time.
We have dined her numerous times and enjoy the great service and wonderful food. They have all the standard Indian dishes but also do some fusion dishes like tandoori pizza and fajitas. BYOB makes for a economical night.
Food was wonderful, and portion sizes are notable. Nice dining area and service and staff is very attentive. We will definitly return for dining in and carry out. If you're looking for Indo-pak cusine in Lincoln Park, it's high on the list.
We enjoyed Tandoor so much the first time we recently went back. Our server was very knowledgeable and provided suggestions that were excellent. Both owners took the time to speak with us at length as to the family recipes and preparation. The BYOB policy makes a reasonably priced menu an even better value. We love Indian food and Tandoor stands as one of the best we've been to. We will definitely be back.
I was fortunate to remember that I wanted to try this place when I made some plans for an impromptu date night with my wife. With my simple minded food preferences, I would normally opt to avoid Indian type fair. I read the menu and was actually excited, guess I was feeling adventurous. The food was absolutely delicious. We had the appetizer sampler to start which we chose the Chaat Fries, Beef Samosa, and Aloo Masala. The chutny and masala was awesome with everything, salad with Raita was very refreshing. We shared the Lamb Tiki Masala and Tandori Chicken Boti. Portions are very generous, plenty of leftovers I am dying to dig in to. Can't wait to go back. BYOB!! (Unexpected, but Kuleto Malbec went great with the meal)
Tandoor Char House has a number of interesting fusion dishes, but we stuck with the traditional: samosas, tandoori lamb, lamb karhai and chicken biryani. The chicken biryani was phenomenal, but there was enough for two people to share and still have leftovers - no worries, it's still good the second day. The pistachio kulfi is a must-try for dessert. If I didn't think it would melt on the way home, I'd have ordered another to go. The waiter was very knowledgeable and took the time to describe the dishes we were less familiar with. The do a brisk service right after sunset during Ramadan, so make a reservation or eat a little early if you're not fasting. I am already looking forward to my next visit - have to try the mango kulfi next.
What more can you ask for but great food and great service. We will be coming back very soon.
It's not exactly cheap (or healthy), but the portions are huge, the flavors excellent, and there's even some creativity with appetizers like Chaat Fries (spicy curly fries with chutney dipping sauces). I'll definitely be back.
Wasn't a fan of the fact that alcohol was served in a halal restaurant, the place was overall a really good find for me given the lack of quality halal dining areas when compared to the number of halal consumers in Chicago. Steaks are definitely the best of the lot with the other desi dishes not too far behind in the texture and flavor. Naans were awesome. Will definitely be back. Pros - Great taste, nice halal fusion specialities, quantity is enough Cons - Feels like a smaller place, alcohol, expensive
I visited this restaurant with friends from out of town and all really enjoyed the delicious food and quiet ambiance. I would definitely recommend this place if you are looking for an intimate place to have conversation and great food.
Great food...next to Raj Darbar (Great also) this place had excellent food. Tika Marsala was awesome, mince meat kabab also was tasty and the Chaat fries with chutney were good....
Love this place. Food was wonderful. Our server Ryan was excellent. Will definitely be returning!!
I've been to Tandoor Char House a few times and every time I bring someone new with me, they leave loving it just as much as I do! The food is amazing and I'm not a big Indian food fan! I love the fusion Indian food they serve and the portions are so big there is plenty left for lunch the next day. This family owned, BYOB spot really is a great place to bring friends and enjoy a great meal. I know I will be back again and again!
great tasty food and huge portions will definitely be back
Tandoor offers great selection of authentic Indian dishes. Amazing food and out standing service. I've been to Tandoor multiple times and every visit was a great experience. My favorite - Chaat fries, daal, lamb tikka masala, samosa and Garlic Naan. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend this place.
Absolutely loved Tandoor!!! I just moved to the area and hadn't had indian food for the longest time. Found this restuarant via OpenTable and was very pleased. It's BYOB ( thank you OpenTable reviewer who posted that). Service was really good, and the staff were very nice and helpful with making decisions from the menu. I would definitely come back. Be sure to maek a reservation since there is limited seating.
Fiance and I went here before going to the theatre (very close to the Apollo). The place was packed from 6 pm until we left 90 minutes later. Food was absolutely fantastic! I got the Tandoor Chicken Boti and my fiance got a lamb dish. Both were excellent, but big! Bring your appetite. Started with a vegetarian samosa that my fiance said was the best he ever had. Very well priced, quaint. We didn't have room for dessert, but we'll order it for sure when we return.
I selected the restaurant without checking too many reviews. It is a smaller restaurant and seemed to be quite popular. It was quite busy on a Saturday night. Recommend making reservations before going. The parking is on the street. Plan to pay to park. I have had food in many Indian restaurants. I must say that the food here stood out on how well it was prepared. I had the Chicken Biryani. The chicken was cooked just right in a tandoor with rice that was crisp and cooked. All of that did wonders for my palate. I would recommend this restaurant.
I've dined at Tandoor Char House at least seven times now in the past six months, maybe more. I return because 1) the food is outstanding 2) the service is really personal and great and 3) I've not found a place that tops it for delicious Indian/Pakistani food. Tucked just south of Diversey Pkwy, on Halsted, the restaurant is cozy and straightforward. The atmosphere is pleasant, neither formal nor casual. The staff is on point, and you'll be greeted by the owner, Faraz Sardharia, and his family, as well as visited during the meal to ensure your experience is top notch. Faraz's (great?) grandmother's achar is a must-try, as it is delightfully spicy and flavorful. Don't forget, it is BYOB!
Came here for a business dinner. Food taste did not disappoint. Each dish had its own distinct flavor. Couple of small fixes could make this place exemplary: Though there were other tables available, they sat us and another group of 4 back-to-back. It felt like both the groups just were too close to each other. In terms of service, the server would remember that he had to bring our food item and he would dash into the kitchen. Could be a case of bad day for him. Very friendly place though. And the above minor things do not change my opinion of the food quality. The mango cheesecake (which I took home) is to die for. Definitely returning here to taste more items on the menu. Kudos to Faraz and team!!


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George W. Bush announced yesterday that his Scottish terrier, Barney, had died.
"He never discussed politics and was always a faithful friend," Bush said in a statement issued from his home in Dallas.
The dog, more than 12 years old, had been suffering from lymphoma.
Barney was a frequent companion of the president and his wife, Laura, going on walks at the Bush ranch in Crawford, Texas, and was said to have been a "fierce armadillo hunter."
At the White House, he starred in "Barney Cam" videos to celebrate the holiday season.


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ANCIENT SCOURGE: Smallpox scarred this child for life in 1915.
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- When smallpox was eradicated 35 years ago, people stopped getting vaccinated against it.
- In the intervening years the general population has lost immunity not only to smallpox but also to other poxviruses that were formerly held in check by the smallpox vaccine.
- The number of cases of monkeypox and cowpox has started to climb, raising the possibility of a new global scourge spreading in smallpox's place.
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Ten thousand years ago, when smallpox first emerged, humankind could do little more than pray to the gods for succor. Later known as variola, the virus that caused the disease first attacked the linings of the nose or throat, spreading throughout the body until a characteristic rash followed by virus-filled blisters developed on the skin. Over the course of recorded history, the "speckled monster" killed up to a third of the people it infected. During the 20th century alone, it felled more than 300 million men, women and children.
By the late 1970s, however, the deadly scourge had been eliminated from the face of the earth thanks to mass vaccination campaigns that protected millions and left them with a small scar on their upper arm. With nowhere to hide in the natural world—humans are the virus's only host—variola was beaten into extinction. Today the only known viral samples are locked in two specialized government laboratories, one in the U.S. and the other in Russia. Absent a catastrophic lab accident, deliberate release or the genetic reengineering of the virus, smallpox will never again spread death and misery across the globe.
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Yes! I think this is a positive change.
No! I like things how they are.
Thanks so much for all of your feedback on the Free Heroes System. We're currently mulling over your pages of suggestions and input, and will consider the best route to deliver a comprehensively awesome new-player experience. While 94% of you voted that the proposed system would be an improvement over the old one, we're still looking for the best route possible, and your feedback will figure into that heavily as we continue to think on it internally. Thanks again for the feedback, now let's move on to a hot button topic: Concede Votes.
How Concede Vote Rules Currently Function:
- Normal Mode: 15 minutes 5/5 passes, 30 minutes 4/5 passes
- Casual Mode: 15 minutes 5/5 passes, 30 minutes 4/5 passes
- The ability in both modes for 1 player to hold 9 others "hostage" in an attempt to grief.
- A lot of negative intra-team harassment over when the team should concede.
- Casual Mode games generally climax earlier, making the times inappropriate.
- Casual Mode is intended to be a more relaxed way for new players to learn the game.
Adjusting Concede Vote always weighs two primary factors against each other: should 1 guy out of 5 be able to force a game to keep going versus should 4 guys deprive that 1 guy of the opportunity to convince them the game isn't over yet. So often we see a "bad egg" cause frustration for 9 other players and leave a bad taste in everyone's mouth. We discussed extensively the pros and cons of changing the Concede Vote Rules, and here's what we're thinking of proceeding with:
- Normal Mode: 15 minutes 5/5 passes, 22 minutes 4/5 passes
- Casual Mode: 7 minutes (as soon as Remake option expires) 4/5 passes
In Normal Mode, we're looking at moving the 4/5 threshold down to 22 minutes. The goal is to lessen the gap between the 5/5 and 4/5 thresholds so that if a single player IS holding other players hostage, the amount of time he can do so is more than halved - diminishing both the incentive to grief and the result of griefing. We settled on 22 minutes because it is close to the midpoint between 15 and 30 minutes, and a lot of team-fights (which ultimately contribute massively to the outcome of a game) have usually taken place by the 22 minute mark, so at that time everyone should have a better gauge on whether the game is lost.
In Casual Mode, we examined our goals with the mode: to create a relaxed atmosphere to learn and enjoy the game with fewer punishments. To that end, we want to make sure there is almost never the frustrating feeling of being "held hostage" by a single griefer. With that said, we're looking at making conceding in Casual Mode extremely... casual with a 4/5 pass immediately after the Remake period expires. While this may result in Silver Coin farm abuse, our primary focus is to improve the gameplay experience. Should Silver Coin abuse become an issue, there are other ways for us to address it.
As always, we are extremely open to your feedback. Please give us your thoughts and opinions - they truly count!
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Ummm..Seems good.
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Make who votes what anonymous, that way there's no 'kick and we cc' stuff going on.
I agree with the proposed changes and salute the S2 team for making these community polls; they really make me feel involved in the process of improving the game i love to play.
Seems like a reasonable change, i'm ok with it.
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I just worry about the rare cases when giving up a game that can actually be turned will happen too early at 22 minutes. But when dealing with griefers, I suppose 22 minutes is a lot better than 30.
I like the idea of anonymous voting.
Before I opened the thread I was all, "Oh no, they're going to screw up the concede system to cater to the vocal whiners." but once I read it, I like it. Seems like a positive change for both modes, though I never play CM.
Honestly, I'd rather increase it from 15 mins CC 5/5 to early/mid 20's. Too many games the team gives up long before the game is actually over.
On the side note I agree with a previous poster on making the votes anonymous.
Yes please
this is going to hurt solo queuers
why not just make the punishment for spite non conceding harsher?
Sounds like a good change. 7 minutes might be a bit too quick for a concede in casual mode, I think 10 minutes would be better. Maybe 10 minutes 5/5 and 15 minutes 4/5?
Anonymous voting would definitely be something I'd like to see implemented. It's too easy to single out players for how they vote, and often times a kick vote will be responded by the person being voted to kick simply calling another vote to kick the person that called the first vote. This should also be for when a player calls a vote... Instead of saying "[player name] has called a vote to concede/kick [player name]" it should be "A player on the Legion/Hellbourne team has called a vote to [...]".
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This will make it impossible to play hardcarry in single queing MM.....
Its already hard enough to try and convince once´s team that you can actually win, this will just make it even worse than it already is at the moment...
This could be a good change if youre always playing 3-4-5 together, but playing 1, this is absolutely a horrible idea!
4/5 in 15 mins in normal pls. it ll be better
I understand what you're trying to get at with Casual mode, but 7 minutes is far too soon to decide whether a game is done or not. I'd recommend 10 minutes, rather than 7. I don't play Casual Mode tooooo often though so whatever works.
Otherwise, I do like putting the 4/5 sooner, games really are quite frustrating at time.
Instead of Normal mode 4/5 concede at 22min, I would rather see it at 25minutes.


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The same verse that requires the altar to be equipped with an eternal flame likewise prohibits extinguishing same. The Talmud in Yoma (46a) tells us that one is liable for extinguishing this fire even if he removed it from the altar before doing so. However, if fire were taken from the altar for another, permitted purpose (such as to light the Menorah) and someone extinguished it, he would not be liable since it was no longer considered altar fire at that point.
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Some quick thoughts on the LinkedIn ($LNKD) IPO
Wow – a blog post. It has been a while. Most of the action is happening over on Twitter:
With the LinkedIn ($LNKD) IPO occurring today – I wanted to give some thoughts. Here
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LinkedIn ($LNKD) IPOed today closing at $94.25 for a market capitalisation of $8.9bn – at 31 December 2010 $LNKD had $92m of cash and no debt – so we will give $LNKD an Enterprise Value (EV) of $9.0bn.
Big result. On SecondMarket (private secondary market) LinkedIn shares had traded at $35 a share in March 2011. The IPO was priced at $45 a share. End of first day $94 a share. The IPO bankers – Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch and Allen & Company – may have some questions to answer about pricing. A lot of interest – a good IPO for the technology/internet sectors.
How about some ratios? We are going to focus on EV/Revenue – how is the market valuing a company as a ratio of revenues. Because we are talking about growth companies – we are going to use estimates of 2011 revenues. So EV/Revenue (Forecast 2011).
LinkedIn ($LNKD) had revenues of $78m in 2008, $120m in 2009 and $243m in 2010. The company says growth will slow this year. We have estimated 2011 revenues at $400m – our number.
LinkedIn ($LNKD) EV/Revenue [Fcst 2011] is therefore 22.5x
How about some context
Apple ($AAPL) EV – $285.6bn, 2011 forecast revenues – $103.0bn: EV/Revenue [Fcst 2011] 2.8x
Google ($GOOG) EV – $137.7bn, 2011 forecast revenues – $28.3bn: EV/Revenue [Fcst 2011] 4.9x
Facebook ($FBOOK) – a bit more detail. Market Cap – $75bn on SecondMarket and $85bn on SharesPost (we will use the lower). We will assume zero net debt (long-term borrowings less cash). Gives an EV of $75bn. A reliable estimate of Facebook ($FBOOK) revenues for 2011 is $4.05bn. EV/Revenue [Fcst 2011] 18.5x
LinkedIn ($LNKD) does look expensive. But a lot depends on the future growth prospects – as it does with all company valuations. How fast can LinkedIn grow paying subscribers? As a sample size of one – I love the LinkedIn service (freemium business model) but I get all the functionality that I need from the free offering.
It will be really interesting for Facebook ($FBOOK) investors to watch the LinkedIn IPO. I imagine that a number will now be pushing for an IPO for Facebook – with the success of the LinkedIn IPO. The gap in value between the SecondMarket trades for LinkedIn and and the IPO outcomes will have current investors salivating. From a market efficiency point of view – it will be interesting to see what happens to the next set of trades for Facebook on SecondMarket and SharesPost. Even if there is simply a lift in the Facebook multiples – our analysis of high-level EV/Revenue [Fcst 2011] for LinkedIn is 22.5x which equates, if applied to Facebook, a valuation over $90bn.
Interesting times…