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Help me with CHILLSHi I had a potential exposure a month ago. I want to ask if chills are a typical symptom of ARS? And if so, what exactly are chills? Would you have to have shivering? because I will have freezing hands for a few minutes and then they will warm up...
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Stanford University, School of MedicineChills and shivering are usually a sign of fever. All of these can be associated with ARS. You need to get followup HIV antibody testing.MH... Read more »
Fever and chill won't go away, Med Combivir+NevirapineHi doctor, latest CD4 count 295 on November, VL count 52k on December, just started my treatment... Read more »
Chilling of HIV virusDear Dr Bob,Having once bought some frozen veg from the supermarket with a red mark on the... Read more »
HIV/AIDS Awareness Takes Central Stage at Fort Lauderdale EventOn Saturday at Fort Lauderdale's David Deal Play Day in Joseph C. Carter Park, attendees heard chilling statistics about the impact of HIV/AIDS on the African-American community. Organizers brought pamphlets about the disease, together with HIV... Read more »
Day One With HIV: "24 Years Later, I'm Here!"Robert Toth The day was dark, drizzly and dreary. A cold October day. Settling into the waiting room at the Public Health Center under the nom de plume "George Bush," I was somewhat nervous. Two previous HIV tests had come back negative. I'd... Read more »
Iranian Doctors' Conviction Could Damage Public HealthThe Dec. 31 conviction of two pioneering Iranian HIV/AIDS doctors could have a chilling effect on scholarly exchanges, research, and disease prevention, experts say. In June, brothers Kamiar and Arash Alaei were arrested and later tried on charges... Read more »
Pennsylvania: Thousands Brave the Cold for AIDS AwarenessOn Sunday, about 15,000 people turned out for the 23rd annual AIDS Walk Philly, despite rain and bitter chill. The participants had raised $350,000 by the time of the event, said Cari Bender, a spokesperson for the AIDS Fund. The fund supports 30... Read more »
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KALKIN are you PAULB? If so Chill the @#$% out!
Posted by AnonymousPaul or Kalkin...chill out! I don't understand you! You have been to more than one HIV Specialist and yet you refuse to accept their advice and instead choose to believe the advice of some hack passing off as a GP on ICQ no less! You are losing... Read more »
A Real Chill in the air...
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesReading the story of INFECTED truly brings a chill to me..I agree with the person who is looking for more information as to how this could have happened. This could and should be a learning experience.
I called the CDC last night and they... Read more »
chill out
Posted by Anonymous, 4 RepliesWell, this is for all you ww out there. The last three months of my life have been terrible due to one horrible mistake I made in las vegas. I slept with a girl I didnt even know after a drunken night in the club and I didnt use protection. The next... Read more »
Cold sores /hiv infection
Posted by bug, 2 RepliesHello,
I recently had sex with a prostitute and was so drunk(and stupid) i couldn't think of any possible dangers.
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Rob Rhodes was sitting in Nebraska's Memorial Stadium in the fall of 2012 when a player went down with an injury.
Turf toe was the diagnosis, according to reports on the radio and Twitter. But fans asked why you couldn't play with an infected toe nail.
Rhodes, a family medicine doctor with a special interest in sports injuries, understood what turf toe was and why you can't play with it, but a lot of the 90,000 fans in attendance did not.
And that's where InjuReplay was born.
"Originally, I wanted to be on the big screen with education about certain injuries and injury prevention, but then I thought, why not do it on the iPhone, tablets and desktop?" Rhodes said.
InjuReplay aims to educate athletes and fans about sports injuries and serve as a tool for a better understanding about definition, diagnosis, treatments and recovery. The user market is wide, ranging from a fantasy football team owner trying to decide who to start or a soccer mom wanting to know more about ankle sprains.
Already the service has garnered plenty of love and attention from the fantasy football and sports TV worlds.
Big Red Wrap-Up, a weekend Husker football recap on Nebraska Educational Television, uses Rhodes and his app for a weekly segment. He's worked with 247sports.com, a popular recruiting and college football site, and is in talks with the Big Ten Network. InjuReplay also worked with insurance companies and health care facilities to showcase the app.
The InjuReplay Interactive Athlete app, which lists 30 of the most common sports injuries with video explanations, launched on iPhone and Android last November. It was released for Windows phones on Monday and was featured on the front page of Microsoft app store's health and fitness section.
Rhodes (right) never thought he'd be an entrepreneur, though. He attended the University of South Dakota for college and medical school and then worked for a few different clincs. In 2003, he founded Clinic with a Heart, a nonprofit that gives free medical care to those without insurance.
It was during a video shoot for the Clinic that Rhodes met Outpost 12, the video firm that went on to invest in InjuReplay and create the interactive 3D athlete graphics as well as the startup's web and mobile apps. InjuReplay also has been able to quickly put together videos to explain injuries that happened during the weeks' football games.
Rhodes was in business.
In 2013, he was accepted to Pipeline, a year-long mentorship and growth program for entrepreneurs started in Kansas City, along with fellow Nebraskans Paul Jarrett of Bulu Box, Matt Medlock of PaySAFE and Leandro Casro of MultiMech.
"I was the first physician they accepted," Rhodes said. "I applied and took a chance. I just wasn't into having 30 patients a day all the time anymore.
"They took me and made me an entrepreneur."
Although he is still Medical Director of Business Development for Nebraska-based The Physican Network and practices medicine two and a half days a week at Southwest Family Health, he is focusing on InjuReplay more and more. Rhodes works out of Nebraska Global in Lincoln's Haymarket, near several other sports startups.
"It's fun to be a part of where a lot of things are happening," he said of Nebraska Global. "It will be interesting to see where we and the companies around us are a year from now."
In the future, that may mean creating a product for small high school football coaches who may not have access to a sport medicine professional at every game.
Right now, it looks like the next year may take him to creating customized apps for health insurers.
"We are really embracing the healthcare opportunity with customized products," Rhodes said.
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Every once in a while I get totally excited when I see something and know that this will change everything.
I had these moments twice in technology, with the iPhone. However, I missed the opportunity to make something out of it.
The second time I felt like this was the evening when the iPad was revealed. That is what we built Swipe on.
For a few days now, I've been feeling there is another revolution that no one sees around the corner.
Today iOS7 will be launched, and all the reviews concentrate on the new flat design, the new fingerprint sensor or the better camera, the amazing chip inside the 5S or the colors of the 5C, or complain about the missing NFC.
However, everyone is missing a major point. Apple hid it so well in front of our eyes that it is hard to see at all.
It was just a tiny word on a slide at WWDC in June:
No one really noted, except those who attended WWDC personally or watched the videos. We are under NDA as developers, so we can't really show anything out of Apples developer portal.
However, it is easy for one to explain. With iOS7, Apple connects the digital world with the real world.
iBeacons will enable every iOS7 device to become a "beacon", which creates a "Bluetooth low energy" field. BLE basically needs almost no energy, so it won´t drain your battery at all.
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Jump to my Nikon Guides page
| Exactly how will new Nikon cameras like the
D3x and DM1 (or whatever Nikon decides to actually call them) affect how
you will take pictures? Whether the D3x shoots 5 fps or 12 fps, or
whether the DM1 has a 36 megapixel or 50 megapixel sensor shouldn't be
the key thoughts on your mind. You may not be one of the lucky ones
with $5995 or $9995 to burn for one of these cameras, as exciting as they
are. It's more likely that the real effect on your photography will
come several years from now, when the technology trickles down to the level
of cameras now priced at the Nikon D700 and D300 levels. What you
really need to know is how you should plan for a digital future that will
be here a lot sooner than you expect.
I've always been more interested in how new digital imaging technology will change the way we take pictures than in the nuts-and-bolts of the technology itself. After all, those who hailed the introduction of the horseless carriage saw only a faster way of getting from Point A to Point B. They had no inkling of traffic jams, smog, road rage, or wars sparked by the desire for more gasoline. Leonardo da Vinci designed a helicopter, but couldn't have imagined Life Flight, Black Hawk assault craft, or commercial chopper joy rides over Niagara Falls.
Now that Photokina 08 is past and speculation is once again centered on the next big thing from Nikon. Something real big could be announced at or just before PMA 09 in Las Vegas, March 3-5, 2009. Or it could come sooner than that. What will the Nikon DM1 or D3x really mean to you? My speculations on the import of these new cameras begins below.
|First up, Nikons first-ever digital medium format camera, which,
if you'll allow a little imaginative license, will be a semi-modular professional
camera with a 36 x 48mm 50 megapixel sensor, ISO 25-800 sensitivity, and
files so huge that the smallest memory card you'll want to consider will
be a 233X UDMA-enabled 32GB card that can barely squeeze 100 aboard images.
Your $9995 will get you a camera with built-in GPS and WAN capability (make
sure your laptop is compatible!), and a 4.3-inch TFT LCD. Sound like
a super-budget-priced Leica S2 or Hasselblad H3DII-50? We can dream,
can't we? The medium format digital arena is a new one for Nikon,
and one that sells in low volumes to highly finicky customers. Do
not be shocked if the company attempts to deliver a knock-out punch to
the competition right out of the gate, while simultaneously making FF (FX)
format cameras like the $8000 Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III suddenly look very,
very, overpriced. Canon is already on a course to do the same thing with
the EOS 5D Mark II and later cameras all by itself. At PhotoPlus
Expo in New York City in October, the buzz was all about the 5D Mark II.
Obviously, 21 megapixels for $3000 is a hot button. The megapixel
horse race is not yet over.
A little backgroundOne good thing that may come from Nikon's 36 x 48mm medium (MX) format camera may be the abolishment of the term full frame as applied to digital SLR cameras. In the brief history of the digital realm, full frame has become the grand-daddy of all misnomers. Nikon refers to the D3 and D700 as FX-format cameras (rather than full frame) because full frame is an arbitrary term applied to the 24 x 36mm format, which is itself actually a double frame size compared to the original 35mm motion picture film's 18 x 24mm frame.
Dont blame Thomas Edison, et al., who slit George Eastmans 70mm film stock down the middle lengthwise, and perforated both edges with 16 perforations per foot (4 per frame.) The 35mm full frame designation derives from comparison with all the odd-ball departures weve seen through the years, including half frame cameras (from Olympus and others), the Robot lines 24 x 24mm format, some 24 x 32mm and 24 x 34mm rangefinders from Nikon itself, and Kodaks ill-fated Advanced Photo System (APS) film format, which lives on today in formats called APS-H (from Canon) and APS-C (from virtually everybody else, in variations with 1.5 to 1.7X multipliers.)
My hope is that in the near future, at least in the Nikon world, well have only MX, FX, and DX terms in use to refer to medium format, full frame, and APS-C digital frame sizes.
What MX entailsAs exciting as the Nikon DM1 may seem to those of us who watch the advances of digital technology with shock and awe, the first Nikon MX-format camera will have little effect on those of us currently using FX or DX cameras. Heres why:
ExpenseThe Nikon DM1 will be costly. Other cameras in the digital medium format arena are priced in multiples of $10K. Even with an ultra-low price, the DM1 will not be something that well-heeled amateurs buy as the ultimate new toy, unless they are really well-heeled. I know plenty of amateur D3 owners who buy the 200-400mm VR lens just in case they need it, but the DM1's price tag will cause a lot of them to think twice. The fact that a Nikon MX-format camera won't be easy to carry around your neck as a show-off item will also dull the lustre of this ultimate toy.
As with the $30,000 digital SLRs I first used (actually, borrowed from Kodak) in the early 1990s the DM1 will be a camera that you need to cost justify. In the early days of digital, catalog photographers and photojournalists were able to afford pricey cameras because digital photography gave them something they could use right away to save money or time. Even an affordable Nikon medium format camera will likely make sense only for those who need the extra pixels. Architecture, catalog work, portraiture, and other bastions of medium and large-format film photography will be the primary arenas for the DM1, just as existing medium format digital cameras play there today.
So, if a camera is too expensive for you to actually own, how does it benefit you? It's possible that the Nikon DM1, if priced reasonably enough, will help drive down the cost of more reasonably-spec'd FX cameras. Research into 36 x 48mm sensors will also trickle down to FX-sized imagers, too, even though one of the strengths of medium format are larger, fat pixels and improved dynamic ranges, a trend that's the opposite of the direction we're seeing in some DX-format cameras with tighter pixel densities and as many as 15 megapixels of resolution within those cramped confines.
More prestige for we Nikon photographers once Nikon enters the MX field? Don't count on it. MX and FX/DX are two different worlds. While Hasselblad and Leica are still names to conjure with, Mamiya's reputation today is solely within the confines of medium format. The company's 24 x 36mm models were so popular that the last one was introduced nearly 30 years ago. An expensive Nikon MX camera is not going to do much to increase sales of FX/DX cameras, or increase the number of non-white lenses you see at news and sports events. Only innovative FX/DX cameras, like the D3 are going to do that.
LensesNaturally, you can forget about using any of your existing lenses. And dont count on resurrecting your old Zenza Bronica optics, either. If you end up migrating to Nikon medium format, youll be buying all new lenses, and the selection is likely to consist of a few choice primes followed by a trickle of other optics that may emerge as the DM1 gains acceptance and favor (assuming it does.) And expect these lenses to cost as much as youre paying for your FX digital camera today.
If Nikon is planning to introduce the DM1 anytime soon, these new lenses are already in the pipeline. That actually could account for the perceived dearth of new lenses for FX/DX digital cameras. With limited resources for designing optics, it's possible that MX lens design has siphoned off talent that would otherwise be creating those fast, updated prime lenses many D3 and D700 owners are screaming for. I personally haven't bought into this theory 100 percent, because the new 14-24mm f/2.8 and 24-70mm f2.8 zooms, the spiffy fast VR sports lenses, and one of my favorites -- the 18-105mm VR -- are nothing to sneeze at. All of us would like more and better Nikkors, and if designers are working on MX format lenses instead, it does have an effect on the rest of us.
AccessoriesYoull probably need a lot of new accessories, although there are a surprising number of existing gadgets for Nikon FX and DX cameras which should be able to be used with the Nikon DM1. Compact Flash cards sure, if they are large enough and fast enough. It's going to take a long, long time to write 50 megapixel files to a memory card, regardless of the size of the buffer and efficiency of the digital image processor. Maybe the new Nikon SB-900 will be compatible, although it's difficult to picture someone mounting one of these speedlight monsters on top of an already-huge medium format camera for candid flash photography. (The DM1 will be used a lot in the studio, using studio flash.) But it's likely that the existing Nikon remote controls and other accessories for the 10-pin socket will work. We should see GPS and WAN devices compatible with MX, FX, and DX cameras. It's even possible that a beefed up version of the EN-EL4(x) battery and chargers will be shareable.
SizeLeica went for the 35mm/digital SLR form factor with the S2, and the Nikon DM1 should follow in that mold. However, the camera will be large. That wont deter many photographers, and may, in fact, add some allure to the new medium-format Nikon. When I started working for a daily newspaper many years ago, I used their Rolleiflex and Mamiya twin-lens reflex cameras, but couldnt let go of the SLR layout (even when using a TLR with a prism finder.) I ended up with a Fujifilm 6x9 rangefinder style film camera, and jumped to the Pentax 6 x 7 when it was introduced. I was happy, but both cameras were huge. The Nikon DM1 will be built on the same scale.
So dont expect to use this camera as a walk-around PJ box, although I am sure there will be hardy souls who will use this mode in order to gain those extra megapixels. When taken outside the studio, it will be best used for contemplative photography, including architecture and landscapes, and will work best on a tripod. But heck, most of my best FX and DX photos were taken with my Nikons mounted on a tripod, too, so the change wont be fundamental.
Next UpIll have more comments on the Nikon DM1 as the weeks past. My next installment, Part Two, will look at what the Nikon D3x will do for you, and how it will change Nikon photography.
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It seems right for Sharon Van Etten to join the Newport Folk Festival. Given the slightly moody weather when she went onstage – warm winds, humid air, and clouds that were winking out tiny rain drops every few minutes – it was natural to hear music that has one foot in a wandering sadness and the other in a hopeful tilt. Playing with Etten were Doug Keiths, Heather Woods Broderick, and Zeke Hutchins (who make her "better than she sounds") who helped out on her most recent album, Tramp.
When she took out her omnichord for "Magic Chords", she made sure to explain to what it was to the crowd, seeing as how it looks like a child's toy or an oddly-shaped keyboard. The heavy bass drum part was reminiscent of circus music which put up this faux front of happiness when she actually sang a more painful song, repeating, "You've got to lose sometime."
It came as no surprise that Etten won the crowd over – well, those of whom she hadn't already in past shows – with her awkward, shy demeanor that is begging to burst forward. "How weird is it that I'm playing this festival?" she said. Everyone cheered excitedly back at her. "I don't know if that means it's weird or not," Etten half yelled, as if distraught. The crowd immediately yelled back "NO!" With a smile now on her face, Etten told the crowd to scream and just "let it out," to which they again happily did. "There, don't you feel better? We're all in it together now," she laughed. In a short twenty seconds or so, everyone was now on her side, supporting the musician and her subtly quirky self.
Etten included songs from her 2012 album Tramp in her set, including a very one of my personal favorites, "Leonard". The song has a way of making the listener feel like he or she has lifted off the ground alongside her gracefully soaring vocals, fuzzy and soft. All the while in the background, a swirling stir on the snare drum and subtle guitar form for a very airy background that acts like a cloud, cuddling her voice to make the whole song like a dream. Fans cheering at the end caused another dorky Etten response of "Yay, cheers! Cheers are good. More cheers," said in a mocking voice.
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From the Cleveland-based brewery comes this: Blackout Imperial Stout, Oktoberfest (served in one-liter steins), Wandering Pelican Black Ale (collaboration with Cigar City), Highlander (brew pub exclusive) and The Wright Pils (seasonal). The chef plans to channel a slice of Cleveland's cuisine in the form of the Polish Boy sandwich, which is a bratwurst sausage covered in barbeque sauce and wrapped in a hot dog bun. To cap off the week, a drum roll, please. You've backed your favorite Pennsylvania brewery all week, whether Troegs, Sly Fox, Victory or Stoudts. Now it's time to hold the drawing and announce the winner at 7 p.m. Prizes include private brewery tours, brewery gear and rare beers. You must play to win, so stop by anytime during the week to place your bet. ]]> 0 blacksquirrel http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/ http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/?p=1645 2014-08-14T21:38:47Z 2014-08-14T21:38:47Z Join the Black Squirrel in toasting the brewers of Michigan on Friday (August 22), starting at 5 p.m., when representatives from Founders, Bell's, New Holland and Jolly Pumpkin will be on hand to tout their treasures. The following beer is featured: from Bell's, Kalamazoo Hopsolution Imperial IPA. Mercurial Belgian-Style Pale Ale and Wedding Golden Ale brewed with coriander and orange peel (three exclusives); from Founders, Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS), Rübæus Raspberry Ale, Double Trouble Imperial IPA, Devil Dancer Triple IPA and Imperial Stout and Oatmeal Stout (nitro); from New Holland, Incorrigible White Sour, Pilgrim's Dole Bourbon-Barrel-Aged Wheatwine, Ichabod Pumpkin Ale, Dragon's Milk Reserve aged with Chili de arbol pepper and Night Tripper Imperial Stout; and from Jolly Pumpkin, Calabaza Boreal (collaboration with Anchorage Brewing), Bam Noire Saison and Furgo del Otomo Belgian-Style Ale. A food special involving venison burgers will be available. ]]> 0 blacksquirrel http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/ http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/?p=1627 2014-08-09T19:34:45Z 2014-08-09T19:34:45Z Here comes the Cheech-and-Chong brigade. There goes the neighborhood. It is going to be a hop-fueled, "Rocky Mountain High" of a time on Thursday (August 21) at 5 p.m. at the Black Squirrel. Six breweries from the Cannabis State — Oskar Blues, Left Hand, Great Divide, Breckenridge, Epic and Avery — are planning a big-time party. No, no, no. They are not planning that, for what is smoked in Colorado stays in Colorado. Instead, theirs is a stuff-strutting celebration of the following rarities: Oskar Blues Dale's CASK, brewed with blood orange and dry-hopped with Galaxy along with two Oskar Blues off-off rarities; Left Hand brewpub exclusives Smoke Jumper Smoked Imperial Porter, Widdershins Barleywine and Beer Week Coffee Porter; Great Divide one-off specialties include Berliner Weiss, Flanders Red and Spiced Saison; Epic Big Bad Baptist Imperial Stout and Brainless on Peaches Barrel-Aged Belgian Ale just for starters. The chef will deliver — what else? — lots of munchies. And the D.C. Cannabis Coalition and the Hemp Lobby will be on hand to discuss marijuana reform efforts here and the push to have voters punch yes to Question 71 on the November ballot ]]> 0 blacksquirrel http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/ http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/?p=1624 2014-08-09T18:46:46Z 2014-08-09T18:46:46Z It promises to be a fanciful, fruitful and florid night at the Black Squirrel on Wednesday (August 20) at 5 p.m., when nine varieties of the black stout stuff will be coursing through the venue's tap lines. Here is the list: 2012 Goose Island Bourbon County, Epic Big Bad Baptist, Hardywood Sidamo, Port City Revival, Bear Republic Black Bear, Perennial Barrel-Aged 17 Mint Chocolate Stout, Devils Backbone Dead Bear, Great Lakes Blackout Stout and New Holland Night Tripper. And here is to you during D.C. Beer Week. The chef, as always, will concoct a specialty item — a house-ground, nine-ounce, stout-infused burger, courtesy of Anderson Valley Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout. ]]> 0 blacksquirrel http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/ http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/?p=1621 2014-08-09T17:56:39Z 2014-08-09T17:56:39Z Pennsylvania brewers, start your burners. Four notable brewing companies from Ben Franklin's state –Troegs, Sly Fox, Victory and Stoudts — will hold a rock-'em, sock-'em, let-'er-rip Happy Hour in the Tap Room of the Black Squirrel on Monday (August 18), from 5-8 p.m. This kicks offs their down-and-sudsy, six-day competition, the Trifecta of D.C. Beer Week. Or a pick three. You pick which three of the four breweries will sell the most product at the Black Squirrel. And you are eligible to pick as many times as you like all week long. You do the picking and you could be the one doing the grinning if you claim one of the neat prizes being offered by the breweries, including private brewery tours, brewery gear and rare beers. So let's support your favorite brewery. Or breweries. Let's raise a glass. Or three. Or four. Hiccup. Winners, by raffle, will be announced Saturday (August 23) at 7 p.m. ]]> 0 blacksquirrel http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/ http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/?p=1616 2014-08-09T17:09:45Z 2014-08-09T17:07:52Z Camp out with the Devils Backbone Brewing Company and the Black Squirrel Restaurant on Saturday (Aug. 16), starting at noon, and brush up against those who practice the lifestyle of the sustainable and farm-to-glass. Meet those who ply their trade in a bucolic part of the Blue Ridge Mountains, on Route 151 in Roseland, Va., where the brewery/restaurant/bar is made of reclaimed wood from the old barns and tobacco sheds of another time, gilded with the stones of local river beds and punctuated with locally sourced natural pieces. The brewery even takes its name from one of the mountaintops that overlooks it. So sit down, camp out and consume Base Camp one-offs, including a cask of Teddy Bear Vienna Lager with cocoa, vanilla and cinnamon; Trail Angel Weissbier; Turbo Cougar Maibock; and Dead Bear Imperial Stout. The chef will toil with the idyllic theme in mind, devising a special that features s'mores and fire-roasted weenies. Enter a raffle to win a Devils Backbone hammock and lots of other memorabilia to kick off D.C. Beer Week. ]]> 0 blacksquirrel http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/ http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/?p=1608 2014-07-07T18:08:31Z 2014-07-07T18:05:14Z Ho-ho-ho. Make that hot-hot-hot. It is Christmas in July at the Black Squirrel, where 10 highly coveted holiday beers will be unveiled on Friday (July 11th), starting at 5 p.m. Beer drinkers, naughty and nice, will be rewarded with the following cheers: Great Lakes Christmas Ale brewed with ginger and spices (7.5%, Cleveland, OH, 2013); Sly Fox Christmas Ale brewed with mulling spices (5%, Phoenixville, PA, 2013); Troegs Mad Elf Belgian-Style Dark Ale brewed with honey and cherry (11%, Hershey, PA, 2013); Port City Tidings Belgian-Style Pale Ale (7.8%, Alexandria, VA, 2013); Jolly Pumpkin Noel De Calabaza Belgian-Style Dark Ale aged in oak barrels (9% Dexter, MI, 2013); Brasserie DuPont Avec Les Bons Voeux Saison (9%, Tourpes, Belgium, 2013); Scaldis Bush de Noel Belgian Dark Ale (12%, Leuze-Pipaix, Belgium, 2013); He'Brew Monumental Jewbelation 10 Double Nut Brown Ale (10%, Clifton Park, NY, 2006); Hoppin' Frog Frosted Frog Christmas Ale (8.6%, Akron, OH, 2010 and 2011, 22oz bottle); and Rogue Dry Hopped St. Rogue Red Ale (5.2%, Newport, OR, 2013). The refreshments are complemented by a Christmas-cookie happy hour, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., when we'll pass out free delectables cookies to good little boys and girls. The rest will receive a lump of coal. ]]> 0 blacksquirrel http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/ http://www.blacksquirreldc.com/?p=1588 2014-05-07T17:05:08Z 2014-05-07T16:47:21Z He is the Cool Hand Luke of Cleveland – otherwise known as Luke Purcell, the head brewer of the Great Lakes Brewing Company – and he will grace the Black Squirrel with his presence on Saturday (May 10th), starting at noon. Meet this one Cool Hand and pick his brain on all things beer, while trying one or all of the following Great Lakes brew-house exclusives: the Rally Drum, the Triple Dog Dare, the Alberta Clipper and the Rye of the Tiger. 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Landfall Restaurant
- Address:
9 Luscombe Ave.
Woods Hole, MA 02543Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Landfall Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://woodshole.com/landfall
- Phone: 5085481758x
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Lunch: 7 Days: 11:30am - 4:30pm; Dinner: 7 Days: 4:30pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Mark Roscoe
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Entertainment: Landfall has Friday and Sunday night entertainment. We feature live bands with dancing. 10:30pm - 1:00am
Getting there
- Cross Street: Water St.
- Public Transit: During the season there is a local trolley that runs every half hour from other Falmouth locations. Also, the Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority has buses running continuously throughout the day.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Woods Hole has plenty of parking options. There is metered street parking and private lot options during the day. At night, there is free metered parking, and additional private lot options. All lots are in comfortable walking distance. And of course, Landfall is at the end of the Shinning Sea Bike Path, and we have plenty of bike rack space.
If you are a boater (under 20"), we have the only free docking space in Hole.
A word from Landfall Restaurant
A spectacular oceanfront restaurant featuring fresh local cuisine - lobsters, swordfish, clams, scallops, seasonal fin fish, steaks, and salads. Constructed of wood taken from ship wrecks and boards from old buildings, Landfall"s dining room is authentic Cape Cod. Your table is directly over the water. Serving lunch and dinner. Celebrating our 69th season. We will attempt to accommodate specific table requests, but they are not guaranteed. For parties of 8 or more, please call.Continued
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Landfall Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
77 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (63)neighborhood gem (30)special occasion (28)romantic (23)kid-friendly (20)good for groups (19)great for lunch (15)vibrant bar scene (11)fit for foodies (9)great for outdoor dining (7)hot spot (6)late-night find (3)great for brunch (2)Show More
- ManfredOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014The overall dining experience was great. The only criticism i have that the the service was to quick. We were in and out in less than two hours. Would have been nice to linger a bit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BunnyDined on 10/6/2014The Landfall is a favorite restaurant of my husband and myself.. The ocean front view is so beautiful and the decor reflects the atmosphere of the establishment.. The food was very good, especially the seafood which we usually try.. The waiter was very attentive and very pleasant to the customers.. We shall return...Special Features:
- Location is nop notchOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/5/2014Food is good. View of water can not be beat. Reserve and ask for window table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food butBrianDined on 9/27/2014Just hope we do not get the same waitress. We will go back the food and the setting was great.Special Features:
- Wonderful Waterfront Dining !!MimiDined on 9/27/2014Excellent meal on the Waterfront. Fresh seafood, friendly staff, reservations through Open Table are a Plus !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner with a spectacular viewLocal13Dined on 9/21/2014The view cannot be beat and the food is typical Cape Cod fare served by friendly and efficient waitresses and staff. Always a winner for out of town guestsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Picture PerfectCapeCodderVIPDined on 9/16/2014Open doors to the Woods Hole waterfront atmosphere can't be beat! We recently enjoyed lunch at the Landfall. The house made salmon burger and sweet potato fries were excellent, as was the schrod dinner. There is a nice wine selection by the glass. Our waitress was friendly, professional, and had wonderful timing. As always, we had a wonderful experience at the Landfall Restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always outstandingOldcapecod424Dined on 8/30/2014Nothing less than exceptional. Owner Jim Estes stopping by and asking how was dinner was just another reason we love the Landfall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fried clamsbetsybDined on 8/30/2014Our table of 6 ordered our meal and waited a normal amount of time for our food. When the waitress came with our food she brought 5 out of 6 meals. Apparently they just ran out of fried clam bellies, on the saturday night of labor day weekend. Very disappointing for a mainly seafood restaurant. So now that person had to order another meal and wait for it while we ate. Bad planning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming place, nice viewOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/26/2014The restaurant is a great place, with its history, location and decor. The food is ok (avoid the meat, seldom seen such a burned piece of filet mignon). The service was so so, maybe tired after a long season?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great eveningMoBeachManDined on 8/23/2014Dinner, food, drinks and our server were all great! Came 2 weeks in a row.Special Features:
- LovelyFoodie2Dined on 8/22/2014Arrived at our 730 reservation time to be seated at a lovely window seat at sunset. Our waitress was prompt bringing water and taking drink order. Everything on the menu looked delicious so we took our time watching boats on the harbor and perusing the menu. When we got our food, ( lobster savanna and broiled seafood) everything was amazing. Very romantic setting with impecable service and such tasty local food. Will be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- They forgot my dinnerdiningtigerDined on 8/22/2014Last Friday, my server brought me the wrong entree (the fried fish platter rather than the broiled fish platter). The waitress, who was very sweet, apologized, left my wife's scallops at the table, and told me she'd be back in a minute with the correct order. 5 minutes later, the waitress advised me that my dinner would be out in a few minutes...she then disappeared. 20 minutes later, I told another server to bring me the check and forget my dinner. 5 minutes later my dinner appeared, and I told them I was no longer interested. A gentleman (maybe the manager...who knows?) asked me if anything was wrong, so I told him. He walked away, came back, handed me my check and said only, "mishap". Stunning lack of customer service...or caring.Special Features:
- Anniversary dinnerDesireadDined on 8/20/2014We had yet another wonderful dinner at the Landfall on August 20, 2014. We asked to be seated by the window and we were in a beautiful spot. We both had seafood that was fresh and delicious. A perfect night!Special Features:
- Great Food!WHITMADINERDined on 8/19/2014The food was delicious. We would come back again and again.Special Features:
- Family favoriteHealthspeakerVIPDined on 8/19/2014We took a business associate to dinner here tonight. As always, very good food and service. The swordfish is just delicious. Thanks for making us look good.Special Features:
- Great seafood and steakcaesarsmumDined on 8/16/2014While the salads and sides are unremarkable, the fresh swordfish was spectacular and the filet mignon tender and delicious! Have booked twice recently through Open Table and were seated at an oceanview table both times.I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Classicdiner56Dined on 8/15/2014I've been going to the Landfall for years. Great location on the water in Woods Hole. They make great drinks. Try the Bloody Mary. Our lunch was good and the cobbler was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best overallnysmindDined on 8/14/2014Wonderful place for New England seafood & ambience. Make reservations in advance & request a water view!Special Features:
- Best romantic restaurantMar1Dined on 8/11/2014Great food great atmosphere. The best restaurant in Falmouth/Woods Hole area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and locationLEGGDined on 8/11/2014We really liked the Landfall. It is casual yet full of atmosphere, staff were super friendly, and location is just awesome. Food was delicious. a winner.Special Features:
- Never disappointed.JeanDined on 8/9/2014Food is wonderful. Have taken out of town vistors here on several occasions. Has now become a tradition for my Kansas City friends.Special Features:
- Ordinary foodNeedhamfoodie2Dined on 8/5/2014Honored our reservation but food was ordinary; broccoli not cooked and gluten free bread (at $1 extra) was ice cold. Service was good. For food in this price bracket it was disappointing.
- BreadOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/5/2014The bread they served at dinner was the best tasting bread we have ever eaten!Special Features:
- Anniversary dinnerKodiakDined on 8/3/2014My husband and I ate at Landfall Restaurant to celebrate our 24th wedding anniversary. We requested a water view table and were lucky enough to get one of the three overlooking the ferry terminal and waterway. The service was good, the food excellent although I wish they did not allow people to smoke outside the open doorways while your table is 15 feet away. I would suggest getting there early as there is limited parking as we had to park many blocks away at a meter and feared we would get a ticket before returning to our car.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- eatsrusDined on 8/2/2014The Landfall is a gem and I would recommend it to anyone whether you have kids or not!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!FenwayDined on 7/25/2014Landfall is a gem. We shall return! Only blip is that parking in Woods Hole is always a challenge ... Particularly when the restaurant's lot is full.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful viewsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/21/2014This restaurant has a beautiful waterfront location. The food however is only fair and the business would greatly benefit from an improved menu and perhaps a refreshed chef. There has to be excellent fresh seafood available and lots of local farm fresh food also. It is not evident in the quality of foods served here though. A great shame for a wonderful spot.Special Features:
- Rushed serviceKritterDined on 7/18/2014Landfall is a great place, but we were a bit disappointed this visit. Even though we had reservations several days in advance, and even though we had requested a table outside or at a window with a view, we did not get it. We were buried near the back where we could hardly see anything but other diners. When we were served our food and drinks it all came out so fast that we were unable to have the leisurely meal we had planned. We don't often get an evening out without the kids and were looking forward to it, but we found ourselves paying the bill just a little over an hour after we arrived. I think if I am paying $30 an entree I should be able to relax and not feel that the wait staff is trying to turn the table quickly to make more $.Special Features:
- Great for out-of-town visitorsHealthspeakerVIPDined on 7/17/2014I took two teens and an adult who are from a land-locked state to dinner. Service was helpful, as always, the food quite solid. They had lobster which they loved; it was well cracked so easily eaten but still "authentic" looking. The swordfish is simply outstanding. We had a terrific table. Thanks for making me look good!Special Features:
- Good seafood, great ambienceDustyDined on 7/16/2014One of our long term favorites for seafood on the water front of Woods Hole next to the famous oceanographic institution and Martha's Vinyard ferry. Plenty to see as the sun set in the west illuminates this New England scene...best for dinner but come early in the summer as it is popular with both locals and tourists.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VirginiaDinerVirginiaDinerDined on 7/5/2014We were visiting family at the Cape and were so pleased to find this restaurant! The view was lovely and the food was fresh and very well prepared. We especially enjoyed the Clam Chowder - a real treat! Thank you!Special Features:
- Favorite oceanfront lunch spotFultieVIPDined on 7/4/2014We have been coming to Landfall for lunch for many years. Never disappoints!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Dining Experience2foodiesDined on 7/3/2014You can't beat the view, but in addition you have excellent food and what appeared to us, the best managed dining room within 100 miles. Plenty of wait staff, attentive, attractive and competent. Kudos to whoever is running the place. Well done. Keep it up.Special Features:
- The following 157 reviews are from the Landfall Restaurant reviews archive.
- Just okdinner4fourDined on 7/2/2014We were looking for a delicious seafood dinner with a view. The restaurant website indicates that there are several public parking lots and street spots adjacent to the restaurant, but none of those were obvious to us. We parked in a lot, but weren't quite convinced that we wouldn't be ticketed or towed. 7:00 reservation time and were seated promptly near the French doors, overlooking the water and dock. The food was just ok. The Portuguese garlic toast was dripping with butter and soggy, the scrod was fresh but bland, the chowder was fine. The open door near us was blowing in a strong ocean wind and the cigarrette smoke from people sitting on the dock. Our waitress was ok, not friendly and forgot my glass of wine but it was very busy.Special Features:
- Overall nice dining experienceLichtDined on 7/1/2014Limited menu. Would like to see more variety and specials. Food and service is always good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- underwhelmingfoodieVIPDined on 6/30/2014My swordfish was somewhat overcooked and bland. The baked potato was more steamed than baked, skin soggy. The salad was limp.
- Perfect Cape RestaurantRarphantomDined on 6/21/2014If you are looking for great food and the atmosphere to go along with it then Lanfall is it. Right on the water next to where the Ferry leaves from. Very New England menu with the seafood that you would expect. Baked stuffed lobster is pricey for the size, but it was delicious. Have been going here for years and still great. Definitely will have a memorable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Woods Hole must experienceMandKdinewellDined on 6/21/2014While the Landfall menu isn't exactly imaginative, they consistently deliver great, fresh, old fashion new england seafood specialties (e.g., lobstah, fried clams, fisherman platters) amidst old nautical stuff with a terrific view of Woods Hole water activities. It is a bustling place and typically a bit loud. Good service and offers outdoor seating land-side. Free parking (mostly) with validation. The Landfall Restaurant has been a Woods Hole institution since 1946 -- Pricey but well worth the experience at least once.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/19/2014Nice but a little pricey. Most dinners $31+ bit can get some lighter fare fish and chips lobster roll clam roll for $20.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Monday, October 20, 2014
Margaret Clarke and David Reedy continue to question aspects of the phonics check.
Download Margaret's latest article below and view David's blog here.
The phonics check three year on: an analysis of the evidence and its implications
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
An incredible list of the 50 best children's books published from 1950 to the present day that celebrate cultural and ethnic diversity is released today, published by The Guardian here.
Wednesday, October 08, 2014
On Friday 26 September the Guardian published an article about the DFE announcement of the 2014 Phonics Check for 6 year olds in England, with an analysis by Dr David Waugh. Henrietta Dombey and David Reedy have written a critical response to some of the assertions made. Download the response below.
Tuesday, October 07, 2014
will take place at The National College for Teaching and Leadership in Nottingham, UK from Friday 10th to Sunday 12th July 2015.
The landscape for literacy teaching continues to change. These changes are driven by the technology available to us to communicate and to make meaning but also by educational policy being applied in the United Kingdom and internationally. This conference will be an opportunity for literacy practitioners and academics to discuss a literacy for the 21st Century and how to respond to the opportunities and challenges that face teachers and children.
Speakers to include Dr Henry Giroux, Professor Kathy Hall, Dr Steven Layne and author Kevin Brooks.
Thursday, October 02, 2014
You might be interested to see a short film which captures the spirit of the UKLA and this year's 50th International conference at the University of Sussex.
Click here to watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N_WtXXnUc4&feature=youtu.be
Our thanks to Alistair Daniel and the International Sub-committee for putting this together.
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The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup
by Alexandra, Blaise, Jenna, & Tanner — Westcot Elementary, West Vancouver, BC
On May 17, 2012, the grade 4/5 class and both of the grade 3 classes from Westcot Elementary School participated in The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup. This event happens all over Canada from B.C. to Nova Scotia. We collect, sort, and classify debris along Ambleside Park, in West Vancouver. Each group received a black garbage bag for garbage; a blue garbage bag for recyclable items such as cans and bottles and every group received a sharps container for sharp items like glass and needles. We were split into small groups of 6 or 8 students, supervised by a teacher or parent volunteer. In each group there was a grade 4/5 leader who tallied the debris that was collected in his/her group. Later this information will be collected and sent to the International Coastal Conservancy. The goal of the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup is to remove the amount of litter on all waterways to create a healthy lifestyle for ocean and fresh water creatures.
Everyone walked downhill from our school to Ambleside beach and collected garbage along the way, even though this garbage wasn't tallied. When we arrived at the park, we split into ten groups and were assigned to designated areas along the beach and park.
We began collecting and tallying garbage once we were at our designated area. We only collected for about 20 minutes. Some of the highlights of our cleanup were: food wrappers, plastic bags, cigarette butts, filters, bottle caps and lids. Some of our most unusual items were: socks, four baseballs and an ear plug! The most important total results of our tally of items collected are:
- Paper Bags (71)
- Balloons (5)
- Plastic Bags (88)
- Beverage bottles (plastic) two liters or less (13)
- Glass Beverage Bottles (39)
- Caps, Lids (91)
- Clothing, Shoes (5)
- Cups, Plates, Forks, Knives, Spoons (41)
- Food Wrappers\Containers (181)
- Pull Tabs (13)
- 6-Pack Holders (12)
- Straw, Stirrers, (49)
Strangely, the beach and park were cleaner than we expected. We think this is happening for a number of reasons: people are being more respectful to the environment; people now understand the consequences of littering; and there are also many garbage cans on the beach. We also think people litter more in forested areas than in beaches because on the beach you are more open and it may be more embarrassing to be caught. Whereas in a forest you could easily put some garbage behind a tree and no one would notice. Or perhaps the wind carries most of the garbage into the ocean immediately whereas in the forest the trees block the garbage. Either way, people still litter and it was an important for us to help our community environment and maintain clean waterways.


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Vader House by Maynard Architects - VLAMBOYANT
The Provost Road House by Eldridge Smerin – HomeDSGN
Fashion Designer Liz Bruce's Exotic Moroccan Home
Gilardi House by Luis Barragán (photo by leshit)
Feeding Water To The Ocean (by Julius Tjintjelaar)
Louis Kahn is a master and this courtyard is perfection. I live pretty close to it and like to sneak onto the campus now and then if I need a bit of inspiration.
Edmund Sumner - Garden Apartment London by Gianni Botsford Architects
820 sqm House in Portugal by espaço a3
Roberto Peregalli for W Magazine by Simon Watson


text: In the United States, national environmental regulatory agencies have set national pollution control standards, but have left much of the burden for implementing those standards to the states and localities involved. Increasingly, however, in the 1970s and 1980s, progressively stricter and tighter environmental standards were imposed in many areas. Considerable success was achieved in resolving the most critical and simplest pollution control objectives, such as the control of auto emissions. A point of diminishing returns and a reaction


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