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The biggest songs of 2013 just got stuffed – in a hilarious holiday-themed parody medley by Carrie Underwood, Rashida Jones and Jimmy Fallon.
Originally posted 11/27/2013 04:00PM
Adam Sandler's "The Chanukah Song" first appeared on Saturday Night Live nearly 20 years ago, and ever since then, it's been a soothing comedic balm for Jewish children who feel alienated during the Christmas season. And while Sandler has sporadically updated the song, he hasn't done so for 10-plus years, so we decided to help him out with some culturally appropriate references.
Originally posted 12/09/2012 12:30PM
There's no better way to bask in the holiday season than using the best produce of the season. Crisp apples and pomegranates are delicious on their own, but even more satisfying in a refreshing or body-warming cocktail.
Make your evening complete by whipping up a mug of Appleton Estate's Hot Buttered Cider or a glass of PAMA's Champagne Dreams, and enjoy!
Originally posted 12/08/2012 03:15PM
Is it the Festival of Lights – or the Festival of Latkes?
As the first night of Hanukkah kicks off Saturday, here's a twist on the classic potato pancake recipe to serve up at your celeb-worthy holiday party this year.
Originally posted 12/20/2011 11:15AM
The celebration of Hanukkah calls for a few culinary staples: latkes, chocolate gelt and, in Gwyneth Paltrow's house, matzoh-flavored ice cream.
The Oscar winner, who celebrates the Jewish holiday in honor of her late father, is a fan of Chozen, an ice cream brand that draws inspiration from traditional Jewish recipes.
Flavors range from Ronne's Rugelach and Coconut Macaroon to, just in time for the Festival Lights (which starts Tuesday), Chocolate Gelt.
Also digging into the kosher treat, which is available online and at Tribeca Treats in downtown Manhattan: Jon Stewart and Andy Samberg.
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What's it like being in The $100K Challenge?
Check out what the past contestants say, from rating their own experiences to offering essential, hard won advice to new shelter competitors like you!
Did being in the Challenge pay off?
- For the past two years, more than half of the contestants rated their experience very good to excellent!
- 81% say their experience was very to extremely valuable.
- 70% of the shelters broke their own records for saving lives.
Were expectations met?
The work accomplished last year surpassed expectations for 68% percent of the competing shelters.
What worked best?
Contestants identified some of the out-of-the-box techniques that resulted in an increase of live exits:
- Waiving or reducing adoption fees
- Cute, attention grabbing themes
- Huge adoption events done with other shelters
- 24-hour long adoption drives
- Tons of Facebook updates
How did shelters keep volunteers and staff motivated?
Here's how shelters inspired their teams and kept enthusiasm high:
- Keeping everyone up to date with frequent meetings.
- Holding pep rallies.
- Making sure protocols stayed in place.
- Posting on Facebook all the time.
- Keeping everyone's focus on the lives being saved.
- Keeping a number indicator in the lobby.
- Praising, thanking, encouraging.
- Using everyone's creativity and participation in brainstorming & planning.
- Food! (And particularly cupcakes.)
What advice do past contestants give?
- Anticipate the amount of work it's going to take and double it!
- Be relentless about planning ahead.
- Get your community engaged as early as possible and don't stop engaging them all the way through the Challenge.
- Dive in! Don't hold anything back!
- Use the Challenge to try all sorts of innovative, new techniques. Just try, try, try!
- Gather a great team of volunteers to help out and keep the enthusiasm high.
- Start early and think outside the box.
- Have fun! (This is essential.)
How many more lives have been saved in the two years of the Challenge?
In 2010, Contestants saved 7,362 more lives over baseline. In 2011, Contestants increased lives saved by 8,977. That's a 22% and 33% increase respectively, wow!

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In my review I don´t want to talk about the good features, but talk about two problems, that really should be solved in the future.
In my point of view JiFile has two big disadvantages:
First it has no integrated ACL system. Every file is public, and so the results can be very dramatic, if you want to use sensitive files, that only some user should be able to see. For instance if you use Joomla for a intranet etc. You can implement a homebrewn solution via the JiFile search plugin, but this should be standard. Second if you index many documents you will feel the disadvantage of the old fashioned search algorithm. The effect is a very long waiting time when you seach for JiFile indexed data (up to more than a minute). So with one project I had to exclude the JiFile search plugin from the default results, because the time of waiting wasn´t accepptable.
On the other hand JiFile is freeware and the developer is giving a good support to their customers. That´s why I give four stars to it, although the two problems I mentioned can be criterions for exclusion for more ambitious joomla projects.
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U.S. study quantifies the effects of exercise on life expectancy
The benefits of regular exercise are well known, but what exactly are you getting in return for your efforts? A research a collaboration between the U.S.-based Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women's Hospital and the National Cancer Institute has attempted to answer this question by quantifying how much longer people live depending on the levels of exercise they engage in. Read More
Biocompatible scaffolds, like those developed to stimulate the repair of heart tissue and bone and cartilage in the body, would normally need to be implanted surgically. Now bioengineers at Harvard University have developed a compressible bioscaffold that can be delivered via a syringe before popping back to its original shape inside the body. The material is also able to be loaded up with drugs or living cells that are gradually released as the material breaks down. Read More
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The World Technology Network summoned leading thinkers to New York's TIME Conference Center on Monday and Tuesday to announce the winners of its 2012 World Technology Summit & Awards. The awards showcase the work of innovators across a diverse array of industry sectors and scientific fields. Gizmag reveals the list of winners, which includes no shortage of familiar faces. Read More
Harvard's Robobee learning to fly
Harvard researchers are getting closer to their goal of developing a controllable micro air vehicle called the Robobee. The tiny robot was already capable of taking off under its own power, but until now it was completely out of control. By adding two control actuators beneath its wings, the robot can be programmed to pitch and roll. Read More
Scientists at Harvard University have created a hydrogel that's tough, biocompatible, self-healing, and can be repeatedly stretched to 21 times its regular length without breaking – all of which are qualities that could make it an ideal replacement for damaged cartilage in humans. Being a hydrogel, it's composed mostly of water, although it also contains calcium ions, and a mix of two common polymers. While each of those polymers are fairly weak on their own, the results are truly impressive when they're combined. Read More
Glove Tricorder gives a hands-on diagnosis
With the way technology is heading, it's a certainty that we'll have a gadget akin to the medical tricorders in Star Trek in the near future - particularly when similar devices like Jansen's Tricorder and the Scanadu are in development right now. But while a device for automatically diagnosing patients would be undoubtedly useful, some people worry that this could have an adverse effect on doctor-patient relationships. When a doctor only needs a to use a machine to scan a person like an item at the grocery store, it seems like the human element of medicine could be lost. That's part of the reason a group of graduate students created the Glove Tricorder, which equips a doctor's hand with numerous sensors to augment the typical physical exam. Read More
Under its human skin, James Cameron's Terminator was a fully-armored cyborg built out of a strong, easy-to-spot hyperalloy combat chassis – but judging from recent developments, it looks like Philip K. Dick and his hard-to-recognize replicants actually got it right. In a collaboration between Harvard, MIT and Boston Children's Hospital, researchers have figured out how to grow three-dimensional samples of artificial tissue that are very intimately embedded within nanometer-scale electronics, to such an extent that it is hard to tell where one ends and the other begins. It could lead to a breakthrough approach to studying biological tissues on the nanoscale, and may one day be used as an efficient, real-time drug delivery system – and perhaps, why not, even to build next-generation androids. Read More
The miniaturization of electronics, in particular the electronic sensors on which digital images are captured, has seen digital cameras shrink to such a degree that they are now standard equipment on mobile phones. The main thing holding back further downsizing is the lens through which the light is focused onto said image sensor. A team of applied physicists from Harvard University has now overcome this roadblock by creating a lens that, at just 60 nanometers thick, is effectively two-dimensional. Not only that, the ultrathin lens focuses light without the distortions seen in conventional lenses. Read More
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George Church is a professor of genetics at Harvard University's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, and also co-author of the book Regenesis: How Synthetic Biology Will Reinvent Nature and Ourselves in DNA. With a title like that, it's only fitting that the book was used to break the record that it recently did – Church led a team that encoded 70 billion html copies of the book in DNA. That's 1,000 times more data than the previous record. Read More
Simulated universe spawns the whole array of galaxies
A new approach for simulating the birth and evolution of galaxies and cosmic filaments within the Universe has been developed by researchers at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics together with their colleagues at the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies. It's called AREPO, and has been used to simulate the evolution of our Universe from only 380,000 years after the Big Bang to the present. The full variety of spiral, elliptical, peculiar, and dwarf galaxies appear in the simulated Universe. Read More
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Mollweide projectionSyllabification: Moll·wei·de pro·jec·tion
Pronunciation: /ˈmôlˌvidə, -wīdə /
Definition of Mollweide projection in English:
A projection of a map of the world onto an ellipse, with lines of latitude represented by straight lines (spaced more closely toward the poles) and meridians represented by equally spaced elliptical curves. This projection distorts shape but preserves relative area.
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- In fact the projection is the Mollweide projection in which all meridians but the central on are elliptical arcs.
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early 20th century: named after Karl B. Mollweide (died 1825), German mathematician and astronomer.
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Alexandria, Va. – June 27, 2005 – Today's U.S. Supreme Court rulings on displays of the Ten Commandments on public property fail to clarify church-state controversies that have plagued school districts nationwide, according to the National School Boards Association (NSBA).
"We are concerned that the Court's lack of clarity will continue to leave our school children at the mercy of litigious groups, on both sides of the issue, that love to make public schools their favorite legal battleground," said Anne L. Bryant, NSBA executive director.
The Court struck down the display of the Ten Commandments in Kentucky courthouses (McCreary County, Ky. v. American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky) but upheld a Ten Commandments monument near the Texas state capitol in Austin (Van Orden v. Perry).
"These decisions tell us that the Court will continue to approach these issues on a case by case basis, rather than giving school districts clear and consistent guidance," said Julie Underwood, NSBA general counsel. "I am afraid that confusion in schools will continue."
In an amicus brief , NSBA had urged the Court to adopt a single test that focuses on a judicial analysis of whether the government action in question endorses religion. Without a consistent standard, the brief argued, public schools will continue to be dragged into court by groups on both sides of these divisive issues.
"The justices issued 10 opinions in these two cases, which will only add confusion to the standards set out by the previous 100 opinions they have raised in the last 33 years," Underwood said. "If the Supreme Court itself struggles this much with these issues, just imagine the challenge for America's school boards."
The NSBA amicus brief had previously noted that school leaders are forced to rely on unclear and even conflicting judicial guidance in church-state issues.
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Additional Resources:
The ruling in Mcreary County v. ACLU is available at: wid.ap.org/documents/scotus/050627mccreary.pdf
The ruling in Van Orden v. Perry is available at:
NSBA's Amicus Brief:
McCreary County v. American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky
more NSBA Press Releases
Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments. NSBA Urges High Court to Clarify Religion Issues, 3/2/2005
NSBA Asks Supreme Court for Clarity On Religion in Schools: Make Funding Count Toward Student Achievement Not Legal Fees, 12/20/2004
NSBA Legal Clips
Supreme Court case on public displays of the Ten Commandments could overhaul the legal standard of church-state balance
American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky v. McCreary County, Kentucky, 354 F.3d 438 (6th Cir. 2003)
NSBA Selected Publications on Religion
Help for the Holidays: Where the Courts Haven't Spoken, Let Community Consensus Be A Guiding Voice, American School Board Journal, cover story, December 2003
Finding Common Ground- A Guide to Religious Liberty in Public Schools
Leadership Insider, Friends of the Court, NSBA Amicus Briefs Filed in 2004-2005, pgs 6-8 on Religion
NSBA highlights how school boards are making a difference in public education to advance student achievement.
Founded in 1940, NSBA represents its State Association members and their more than 90,000 local school board members, virtually all of whom are elected. These local officials govern 13,809 local school districts serving the nation's 50 million public school students.


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Minority Contact (DMC)
The federal Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act requires states to assess the extent to which minority youth are overrepresented in the juvenile justice system - and, if minority youth are overrepresented, to implement activities to impact the issue. Minority youth comprise approximately 15 percent of all of Iowa's youth, while minority youth comprise 45 percent of the youth in Iowa's juvenile detention facilities. Overrepresentation exists at other juvenile court decision points as well. Iowa's Juvenile Justice Advisory Council has charged a state Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC) Committee to provide oversight for Iowa's DMC effort. Iowa's Department of Human Rights, Division of Criminal and Juvenile Justice Planning (CJJP) administers Iowa's DMC effort. Iowa's major DMC activities include: the provision of DMC related technical assistance to local jurisdictions in Black Hawk, Johnson, Polk and Woodbury Counties; review of policy and training through a School-to-Court: Local Strategies Instrument: collection and analysis of data (school incidents, suspension and expulsion, arrest, and Juvenile Court services referrals); and local provision of a juvenile Detention Screening Tool.
Population Data by Race/Ethnicity (10-17)
Report of the Governor's Youth Race and Detention Task Force
In May 2007, the first meeting of the Governor's Youth Race and Detention Task Force (YRDTF) was held. Created by Governor Chester J. Culver, the group's goal has been to assist in reducing the overrepresentation of minority youth in juvenile detention. The Task Force met eight times and
received testimony from a wide variety of relevant parties. Membership of the group included a broad representation from state government, law enforcement, prosecution, defense, Human Services, Corrections, the American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa, Education, and community members.
The report products are the culmination of the Task Force's responsibilities as set out in Executive Order 5, dated October 30, 2007. A copy of the Full Report, Findings (without figures), Recommendations, and a One Page document (front/back) are available below. Report copies were provided to Governor Culver in a ceremony held on May 21, 2009.
YRDTF Full Report
YRDTF Findings
YRDTF Recommendations
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From left: Busy Phillips in Carven. Ginnifer Goodwin in Rooksanda Ilincic. Cobie Smulders in Reem Acra.
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From left: Lea Michele in Marchesa. Alyson Hannigan in Alice + Olivia. Jennifer Morrison in Oscar de la Renta.
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The procedures in this User Manual replace guidance in all previous versions of the DMMP User Manual. The updates apply to all projects in Puget Sound, on the Washington Coast, the north side of the Columbia River, and all other water bodies within the State of Washington.
This edition of the DMMP User Manual reflects technical and policy updates that have occurred through the sediment management annual review meeting process and public workshops. It is considered to be a living document and is revised periodically as needed to reflect changes made through the public review process.
To download the entire User Manual click the image to the left. For separate chapters use the menu below. Each chapter includes all relevant figures and tables.
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Seattle District has developed statistical analysis software called BioStat to facilitate bioassay statistical comparisons with appropriate reference sediments. Submittal of screen shots or statistical reports from BioStat will provide the documentation necessary to support summarized interpretations of bioassay data in the sediment characterization report.
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Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge- San Jose
- Address:
211 S 1st St
San Jose, CA 95113Neighborhood:
San Jose
- Cuisine:
AsianPrice: $30 and under
Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge- San Jose
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.mosaicdowntown.com/
- Phone: (408) 282-8888
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily 6:30am-10:00am
Lunch: M-F 12:00am-2:00pm
Dinner: M-Sa 4:00pm-10:00pm
Dinner: Su 4:30pm-10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Fusion / Eclectic, Asian
- Executive Chef: Richard Yu
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: Mosaic features 2 private dining rooms.
1) adjacent to our in restaurant dining room, seats up to 32.
2) Within the Hotel Lobby, a full private room that can seat up to 30.
- Private Party Contact: Les 4082828888x
- Entertainment: Live Jazz band Friday nights 6pm - 9pm
A word from Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge- San Jose
Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge features traditional Asian and American cuisine. Located in the heart of downtown San Jose, within the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, formally the Hotel Montgomery. Mosaic is a destination for great dining experiences,lounging with friends, specialty cocktails, and much much more.Continued
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Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge- San Jose reviews from OpenTable diners
26 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
romantic (10)fit for foodies (9)good for groups (7)special occasion (7)neighborhood gem (6)vibrant bar scene (6)great for outdoor dining (4)hot spot (3)notable wine list (3)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)late-night find (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Very PleasedRichDined on 11/23/2014We were very please with everything. There for a Birthday and they gave our guest a very nice chocolate molten cake. Very nice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A gem in downtown San JosegaryVIPDined on 11/5/2014We've eaten here 6 times or so & have always enjoyed the food & atmosphere. The food selection is great & the portions are very generous. The best way is to to there for their happy hour before dinner for drinks and their bar bites are excellent. In fact, their bar bite are not only a good selection but enough to have dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Chinese/Cal FusionSierraSusanDined on 11/2/2014There were 3 of us, and we had a drink at the bar, HH time, then were seated in the restaurant. It was Sunday night, and quiet excepting one loud table in the bar. We had crab cakes, and gyoza for appetizers. Our main entres were Mongolian beef and Schewan Pawns. All delish.Special Features:
- Has declined in the last four yearsvilleroyVIPDined on 11/1/2014Mosiac was once a fabulous restaurant. The food was quite horrible and while the server was nice, she was assigned too many tables (and covered the hostess stand) to provide even basic service.Special Features:
- Love that cambogee beef!MarkRVIPDined on 9/19/2014I don't even know what "cambogee" means, but when that word is placed in front of the word "beef", it's a delight for my taste buds! The live jazz music on the weekend was a wonderful bonus.Special Features:
- nice decornicbDined on 9/13/2014Eh... it was alright. It was good. But nothing to rave about or seek out to return to this establishment.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014Fun place, but food, while decent, wasn't anything special.Special Features:
- Ambiance and convenienceFredDined on 9/11/2014The restaurant is conveniently located one block from the California Theater and makes an ideal place to dine before a show. Small plates and main entrees are very good, and service was prompt.Special Features:
- Loved It!bpsmithDined on 9/6/2014Everything about this place was wonderful. They have an amazing happy hour with 1/2 off apps and drink specials. One of the apps we tried was the pork steamed buns, and I have never had better...highly recommended! They have a nice bar area with comfy couches and chairs. Only gripe here is that they should pay attention to what is on the tv's, as we were left to watch an infomercial for half an hour before it was finally changed. Dinner was quick, correct, and simply amazing! If you try only one dish, make it the Camogee Beef: super tender chunks of beef and sauteed green beans in a tasty sauce. Ambiance was nice, noise level was peaceful and quiet. Will definitely consider this establishment again when we return to the area.Special Features:
- Vegetarian friendly, great serviceMihirThePizzaManVIPDined on 9/2/2014Many vegetarian options (though not marked on the menu) & they can replace oyster sauce for vegetarians. The portions are huge! We used a Groupon, & had a lot to take home. We would have been fine with an entree, an appetizer or soup, and a small portion of rice. We had the hot & sour soup which was very flavorful, vegetarian chow fun which was good but bland compared to the other flavorful items, mongolian vegetables with tofu which was cooked in a nice sauce, and fried tofu which was very good. Great service from Christine and Matthew. Elegant restaurant located in the 4 Points Sheraton.Special Features:
- Date nighthappyDined on 8/30/2014The food was great. The entire staff was attentive and helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great addition to downtowngbtfromsjVIPDined on 8/17/2014I have been to Mosaic twice now and really enjoyed it both times. Happy hour food is awesome, go with a group so you can try several things. We didnt have anything we didnt like and the Calamari and Spinach Dip were both great. Good drink specials as well, especially if you like mules. Its a nice addition to downtown and the outdoor patio, although it doesnt have a great view, is a nice spot. The service was a little slow, especially outside, but we were having a grand time so it wasnt a big deal.Special Features:
- Great find in Downtown San Josediner2013Dined on 8/16/2014First time to visit this restaurant and wasn't disappointed. We had the Cambogee Beef and the Garlic Pork Belly for entrees with Yang Chow Fried Rice. All were served family style. For appetizers we had the Pot Stickers. Both the entrees were delicious especially the Cambogee Beef. The beef was very tender and perfect bite-sized pieces. The sting beans were perfectly cooked and crunchy. The sauce was thick and slightly sweet. The Garlic Pork Belly was very tasty with tender pork. We would order these two dishes again. The rice was good but lacked a bit of seasoning. The Pot Stickers were also good but the wrap was a bit too thick and chewy. Overall, we enjoyed our dinner and would return to try other items on the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 30 reviews are from the Mosaic Restaurant and Lounge- San Jose reviews archive.
- Great Happy HourBaconGirlVIPDined on 7/12/2014Found this place by accident last year. Great happy hour, service and food. Looking forward to visiting this place again!Special Features:
- Solid ExperienceSVDinerDined on 7/11/2014We came here for dinner on a Friday night. There was a party going at the bar and outside so it was pretty loud when we got there. As the party died down we were able to enjoy it a little more. The drinks - Great beer selection. I settled on a 3 philosophers but they also had selections from Allagash Saison to Old Rasputen. They had an OK wine selection as well. The food - Hot and Sour soup was really good and the friend calamari was on point. The Mongolian lamb was tasty and the candied prawns hit the spot. The service - We had a reservation but didn't need it. We had two servers help us throughout the night. They were both awesome; very attentive and made good recommendations. I would definitely recommend and we'll be back.Special Features:
- Delicious, but tough to park!MarkRVIPDined on 7/5/2014The food and service were both terrific, but they don't validate parking, so it's truly a crapshoot to find a spot. I had the crab cakes and the cambogee beef, and my taste buds were delighted!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Comp'd parking; good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/21/2014While their OpenTable listing mentioned validated parking, the night we went there was something going on at the SAP Center and as a result, they were not validating parking. Be advised. The portion sizes of the entrees were more than adequate. They have some interesting Asian-Fusion entrees along with some American steak standards for others.
- Just give it a passGrubDudeDined on 6/19/2014Nothing in its favor except maybe the HH drinks, everything else was a huge letdown. The fake "Asian-y" nearly inedible selections, curry, crab puffs, etc. that arrived at our table were beyond terrible, and inexcusably so considering the ridiculous expense-account pricing in this over-rated low-rent hotel bar. Won't be back, ever.
- Very good spotOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/3/2014Great little spot on first street. Food was great and people were super friendly and accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely DinnerSierraSusanDined on 5/29/2014We were a bit rushed as we needed to get to the theater. Food was great. I got the Sesuan prawns, and my friend got the Mongolian Beef.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable Food- Good Happy HourGirlSaysDoDined on 5/22/2014I found this place via Groupon, and it was very worth it! There's also a happy hour before 7 that has great prices for apps. We had spring egg rolls (standard good), potstickers (notably homemade & tasty!), beef chow mein (not enough vegetables- kinda plain), triple crown (seafood that the bf liked), and cambogee beef which was amazing and tender- very delicious! The beef was the best dish, and I highly recommend it. We didn't try any of the drinks but would come back for the happy hour. It was a hotel so the atmosphere isn't like a typical restaurant, but there was a group of people for a party, so it was lively.Special Features:
- Struggling and now worse!FoodieJDined on 5/19/2014Mosaic is so well located in a developing urban neighborhood near two live theatres and a twelve screen movie theatre. There are year around festivals and events at their doorstep and connected to a hotel. Both the hotel and restaurant were beautifully redecorated with the last sale and the restaurant renamed "Mosaic". Extremely long waits were previously a problem. This has been corrected. The Sauvignon Blanc was thin and watery. Disappointing, the wine turned out to be the highlight of the evening. But then the food arrived! We had smelled something burning earlier and the broccoli on our plate appeared as prime suspect. Mushy, glued together noodles, canned baby corn, overcooked vegetables and no flavor...We left hungry.
- Alright, I guessCarefulDined on 5/3/2014The salad hot & sour was not up to par for an Asian fusion restaurant. Neither was the Chinese salad. However the flank steak and filet mignon entrees were very good.Special Features:
- Pleasantly surpriseddowseatingoutDined on 4/27/2014Was a nice dining experience with friends. Not always sure about restaurants in Hotels, but this was very nice.Special Features:
- Excellent Fusion foodCalifSwissDined on 4/20/20142 appetizers, 2 entrees, 2 sides. Excellent, all of them. Friendly, prompt service. Pleasant athmosphere. The waiter was able to give clear descriptions of the dishes, and recommended a nice wine.Special Features:
- Good meal. Give them a try.travelgirl58VIPDined on 4/20/2014Went on Easter Sunday as they were open when many others were closed. Unfortunately, the restaurant was empty which is too bad as the food is good overall. Nice ambience. Attached to Four Points Hotel so I think some are turned off by that. Prices for entrees were fair although wine and dessert were overpriced. $12 for lava cake with ice cream! The American entrees are a bit better value as they include sides while Asian dishes are a la carte. I had hangar steak and it was tasty. A little heavy on the salt but find that at a lot at restaurants. Lots of food for $19.99. Hubby had special 20oz rib-eye and took half home. His steak was delicious and I'd put it up against any I've had at Mortons. Here only $36 with sides! Service attentive.Special Features:
- An amazing restaurant...LisaDined on 3/22/2014I didn't know this place existed until I was doing research for my group of foodies for our monthly excursion to a restaurant we haven't tried before. The menu looked interesting and moderately priced. The cocktail selection is expansive and intriguing. :) The food was excellent, and our server was uber-attentive and bantered back and forth with me and my energetic companions. LOL I will definitely revisit this restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!iOSGuyDined on 3/21/2014This was my second time there... Great food... Will be back!Special Features:
- Thank goodness for Intel, etc...IndaknowVIPDined on 3/19/2014Went for a nice dinner in downtown SJ, this was very close to our hotel ::: Menu seemed interesting, eclectic - yet from what we ordered, it was all just average to below average, a disappointing evening ::: Mosaic is very fortunate - their courtyard is ideal for serving cocktails and appetizers to the larger groups from Intel and other nearby tech businesses, which they host regularly and lavish attention on ::: For the average-Joe customer, you'll watch the action outside and think, hmmm, should have booked elsewhere...
- Delicious Asian foodTomSJVIPDined on 3/19/2014Food was incredibly good - definitely our favorite part of the place. We wanted outdoor seating but a group event had taken up ALL of it so that was a bummer- maybe next time around. We'll be back.Special Features:
- Good foodsr1442380Dined on 3/14/2014I bought the Groupon coupon and decided to try it. I ordered the lamb and it came on a hot plate which was good. The lamb itself was moist and tender but the sauce was a little too salty for my taste. I'm glad I got a side of rice with it otherwise it would have been too salty to eat. Other than that all the other stuff we ordered was pretty good.Special Features:
- Just what the Dr. Ordered!JazzJnkeVIPDined on 3/7/2014Staff is always friendly and the food was good. On Friday nights they have jazz. We come here often.Special Features:
- Night outkozmoandzadieDined on 3/1/2014My friend and I went to Mosaic because I had purchased a Groupon. We both thought the meal was excellent. The food was cooked perfectly. The prices were awesome. The service was great. However, there was a retirement party going on and the noise level of the party was quite high. It would definitely have made a difference if they would have had glass walls up to separate the area that they host parties in. This way, the ambiance of the restaurant would stay the same without interfering with the noise of the party and restaurant patrons who want to enjoy a quiet meal or romantic evening. Other than that, we will definitely be going back to Mosaic Restaurant when we are in the area again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingMellDined on 3/1/2014This is seriously the best Chinese restaurant I have ever been to. I bought the Groupon for Mosaic Restaurant and I decided to come with my boyfriend and his parents. When we first walked in, we were blown away by how nice and classy the place looked. We loved the decor and how everything was set up. We ordered two appetizers: the calamari and the salted peppered shrimp. I would have to say those dishes were my favorite dishes of the night. I wish we could have ordered more of them, especially the shrimp. For our entrees, we ordered the pineapple fried rice, Mongolian stir fry, chicken chow mein and honey walnut prawns. Without a doubt, the best Chinese food I have ever had. We are definitely coming back to Mosaic Restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall A Great PlaceJohnVIPDined on 2/15/2014Started with a cocktail at the bar. Service was great with a wide variety of drinks. Our drinks were very good. Dinner was also excellent with fresh and flavorful options. We started with the BBQ pork buns and had Mongolian Beef Stir Fry and Honey Walnut Prawns. All were excellent, but the Prawns were my top pick. You can tell the chef takes pride in his dishes. I'll be back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food With Great PriceEaglesNightDined on 1/31/2014Excellent food and service for a very good price relative to the other nearby restaurants with similar menus. I had the snow-crab stuffed salmon and my wife had the flat iron steak. Not only were the fish and steak prepared perfectly but so were the accompanying steamed vegetables and mashed potatoes. The next time I am in San Jose I will return to the Mosaic Restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, Good ServiceKRoseDined on 1/25/2014My husband and I had reservations for 6:30pm on a Saturday. When we got there we could see most of the restaurant was taken up by a huge birthday party. At first they tried to seat us at the bar because they had so few real tables left. I was not happy since we made reservations to sit down for dinner, not to eat at the bar. But within a few minutes of sitting us at the bar, they told us a table opened up and they moved us to it. Once seated, the service was great. We ordered numerous items that all came out slowly, but it was at a relaxing pace that allowed us to enjoy each item. We enjoyed all of the food, especially the scallop wanton soup and the stuffed tiger prawns. We would come back here is we were in the area again.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Asian FlavorsdrsamuraiVIPDined on 1/20/2014Mosaic is another excellent restaurant in Downtown San Jose. The flavors are delicious. Wonderful crab cake appetizer. The entrees were even better. XO Peppered Lamb was savory and did not have the gaminess taste. Garlic Pork Belly was one of the most delicious interpretations of pork belly. Ginger Lobster Noodle was generously laced with chunks of lobster in a delicate ginger and scallion sauce. My wife and I will absolutely return to try other tempting menu items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- poor food qualityreviewerDined on 12/24/2013The veggie egg rolls seemed as if they were old and fried number of times Creme bruile dessert smelt densely of eggs. Food was not up to the mark
- Won't be returningFlanTobyDined on 12/14/2013Service was subpar, had to remind waitress about our drinks halfway onto dinner....would have brought this up sooner if she had bothered to check back with us. Busy night had a huge group that was hogging the staff....she comped the drinks which was nice but good wasn't impressive so we won't be dining there again


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Good fish monger in Seattle?
I'm relatively... (10 months) new to Seattle. I'm still in search of a good fish monger near or around the downtown area (I'm in Queen Anne right now). I'm a little tired of the people at Pike Place Market (a few bad experiences with all 3 fish places there have left me rather sour towards them) -- so where is a great place for fresh fish, good service, honest opinions and maybe service with a *gasp* smile in Seattle? Where do the locals go? Thanks!!
There are 4 fish mongers at Pike Place - the fish throwing guys, Pure Foods, City Fish, and Jack's. Of these, Jack's is by far the best.
That said, I usually buy my fish at Uwajimaya. Usually more consistent quality and lower prices than any place in the market. (Remember they serve a population for whom fish is the staple protein.)
Mutual Fish is the gold standard, but they're not downtown.
re: terrier
If you are on QA, go over to Fisherman's terminal to Wild Salmon. Most of the guys there are honest about what's fresh, offer suggestions on how to cook differnt types (not that i always agree, but it's a nice touch), and will remember you at your next visit. They occasionally get some temp staff in the summer that is not as good, but not terrible. Prices are not cheap, but not as high as those in the market. i use the copper river price as my gauge, and they are always a buck or two lower per pound.
They have an outpost at A&J on top of QA, but I don't find the staff as knowelgeable or the selection as good.
re: bluedog67
Seconded: excellent quality.
re: bluedog67
third vote for Fisherman's terminal
I believe there are two gold standards in town, neither of which is downtown, but not all that far away. Mutual Fish (head on down Rainier Ave. South) and University Seafood & Poultry (on NE 47th in the U District across from Bank of Am., where the chicken, turkey, and eggs are pretty good as well). The former has its own parking lot, albeit small. The latter offers free parking for 10 minutes at a nearby convenience store/gas station (not the Chevron). Both are longtime family businesses with employees who have been there forever. I've been going to the latter since 1972 and they've never steered me wrong. I'm not impressed with the Market for seafood either.
re: PAO
On the Eastside, it doesn't get better than Tim's in Kirkland Park Place. Tim keeps the place impecably clean and you never smell fish when you walk in there. Wild troll caught ivory king can be found here along with the regular salmon, halibut, sole, dry pack scallops and other delectables. Try their crab cakes - superb! Not cheap but always fresh. I rarely see farm raised fish in this establishment which is a huge plus. Try Tim's - you won't be sorry.
Being in the Ballard, we usually head to the Fresh Fish company (80th and 24th). Pretty good selection. The only gripe I have is that when they moved into the Cascippio Bros. buildind, they only get the sandwiches option for a month. You used to be able to get a pretty mean hot pastrami there.
re: BallardFoodie
We agree on that place. They are all fisher... persons. I don't have any comparisons, but think that their prices are quite good. Easy to get to by taking the Ballard bridge, turning right off the bridge, right again and again and then just keep on that road when it becomes Shilshole Avenue and becomes 24th when it crosses Market. At 80th st turn right and park - they are across the street to the north.
On the way, two blocks up from Market, look for "Scooter's" just past the construction. Wonderful burgers, shakes - featuring avocado BLTs and peanut butter shakes. They only take cash, but you won't need much, comparatively.
I found fresh fish in Ballard truly lacking in selection and would not reccomend it. I found Wild Salmon at the fisherman's terminal to have most everything I needed and quite helpful. As has been stated above, Mutual is definetly the best, if you can make it down to ranier. Since I live in the area and have that option, I don't feel bad saying that I find the seafood at Uwajimaya to be sub par. I get better at Dong Hing (the cheapest grocery store in the city), up jackson, or I just go to Mutual.
I haven't had a problem with any of the fish guys at the market, but when I am home on QA, I go to the Fisherman's Terminal or the WIld Salmon outpost if I am want something more common. I would go to Mutual Fish if I wasn't so lazy. I got some really great fresh salmon at the Terminal last weekend.
re: cocktailhour
Thanks for the feedback everyone! I'll check out the Fisherman's Terminal next time I need some fish!
re: mateo21
and if it matters to you . I think that the fish at the Fisherman's Terminal is almost always NOT on the sustainable hit list from the Monterey Aquarium http://www.mbayaq.org/cr/SeafoodWatch... at both Uwajimaya and Mutual I've found fish on the no-no list quite often. Sustainable fishing practice doesn't seem to be their focus so if it's yours be sure to print up the list & take with.
re: oliveoyl
Thank you for that, Oliveoyl. I was so happy to see Pacific Halibut on the GOOD list, especially as Halibut is coming in right now.
re: mrnelso
for what it's worth the seafood at Madison Market on Cap Hill is from 100% sustainable sources, fish is wild caught etc .... but that list is really a great guide.
I've said it before, but I really do like Uwajimaya in seattle (don't bother with the eastside).
3 fish places? I count 4: Pike Place Fish (I don't want anyone throwing my fish), Pure Seafood (these guys tend to be rude), Jack's (don't have much experience), and City Fish. I've had good luck with prices and the experience at City Fish. It's the farthest away from the center of the market, so it tends to be less crowded and a much better experience.
Mutual Fish is great, if they have what you're looking for. They tend to stock a lot of weird things that I'm not interested in.
Uwajimaya is generally good, but I believe all their fresh fish comes from Mutual Fish, so why not cut out the middle man?
University Seafood and Poultry is very good.
Wild Seafood Salmon Market is generally good (I always get shipped salmon from them), plus you can buy right off the boats next door.
I have always been a fan of the Fresh Fish Market. Super nice people and if something isn't good at the moment you will not see in their cases. Great housemade shrimp cakes, crab cakes, smoked salmon etc. The first time I ever went razor clamming this is the place that showed me how to clean them and prepare them. Super nice folks and some of the best fish around IMHO.


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The following lessons and activities comprise TMI's Mountain Learning courses. We are happy to design a custom program to fit your group's needs using any combination of the opportunities below. Activities marked with an asterisk are correlated with West Virginia state education Content Standards and Objectives.
Get Acquainted/Group Dynamics: Games and mixer activities immediately engage the students in active learning about each other, their instructors, and their course.
Team Development: Group initiatives promote cooperation, communication, trust, decision making, problem solving, and leadership development.
Service Learning Projects: Participate in a variety of service learning projects including trail maintenance, watershed restoration through tree planting and invasive species control.
Geology Programs*: Learn about the geologic history of the Appalachians. Hike to the top of Spruce Knob for a view of ancient tectonic activity OR participate in a two day geology-intensive program.
Forest Ecology Study*: Discover the history of West Virginia's forests, including such topics as logging, railroads, homesteads, and National Forest development.
Beaver Pond/ Stream Valley Exploration: Follow the waterways to find traces of beaver activity and discover clues about a beaver's lifestyle.
Stream Quality Monitoring*: Study a pristine mountain stream in the headwaters of the Potomac or Mississippi River. Learn to sample physical, chemical, and biological properties of the stream and why water quality is important to human and environmental health. Single and multi-day watershed education experiences are offered.
Orienteering and Hiking to Spruce Knob*: A view from the top! Learn map & compass land navigation and work together to find the highest point in West Virginia. Once there, look to the mountains for lessons in geology, teamwork, and more.
Nocturnal Explorations: Explore the night with games, hikes, and discovery activities.
Amphibian Study*: First, learn about amphibians with a slideshow. Then, head outside to search for salamanders! Central Appalachia is a biodiversity "hotspot" and home to numerous salamanders--sometimes we find over 100 during this hands-on activity.
Astronomy: On clear nights, students explore the night sky using the naked eye, binoculars, and our observatory's telescope. We have access to one of the darkest skies in the east: a real treat for astronomers of any experience level.
Canoeing: Students may explore the Greenbrier, Delaware, or Potomac River on multi-day canoe trips. Alternatively, students can relax on the calm waters of nearby Spruce Knob Lake.
Whitewater Rafting: The lively Shenandoah and Cheat rivers make West Virginia a hotspot for rafting.
Survival Skills: Learn about survival skills, including fire building, shelter construction, and other outdoor-exploration skills through fun games and activities.
Karst Exploration: Learn what causes the caves, sinkholes, and disappearing streams that are so prevalent in this area through guided hikes and hands-on activities.
Caving at the Sinks of Gandy: The United States Forest Service has temporarily closed all caves within the Monongahela National Forest due to white nose syndrome developing in bat populations across North America. The Sinks of Gandy is on private property and is not a known active bat hibernaculum, which allows us to use it for our programming. Learn what is happening to the bats and explore the cave ecology and geology while following Gandy Creek as it winds underground for 3/4 of a mile. This cave offers large passageways and is an excellent first time cave!


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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Baxter Healthcare Corporation 02-Nov-01
Food and Drug Administration
Chicago District
300 S. Riverside Plaza, Suite 550 South
Chicago, Illinois 60606
Telephone: 312-353-5863
November 2, 2001
Harry J. Kraemer, Jr.
President & CEO
Baxter Healthcare Corporation
One Baxter Parkway
Deerfield, IL 60015
Dear Mr. Kraemer:
From August 7 through August 17, 2001, an inspection of the Baxter Healthcare Corporation laboratory facility located at Route 120 and Wilson Road, Round Lake, IL, was conducted by Investigator Susan P. Bruederle. The inspection documented deviations from the Current Good Manufacturing Practice Regulations (cGMPs) for Finished Pharmaceuticals, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulation, Parts 210 and 211. Those deviations cause drug products tested at your facility to be adulterated within the meaning of Section 501(a)(2)(B) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (The Act). The deviations were presented to Karen L. Malik, Senior Director, Stability Operations and Pharmaceutical Technology, on the Form FDA-483, Inspectional Observations, at the close of the inspection. A copy of the FDA-483 is enclosed. Deficiencies noted
include, but are not limited to, the following:
Failure to establish laboratory controls that include the establishment of scientifically sound and appropriate specifications, standards, sampling plans, and test procedures designed to assure that components, drug product containers, closures, in-process materials, labeling and drug products conform to appropriate standards of identity, strength, quality, and purity [21 CFR 211.160(b)] and failure to design a written testing program that enables the assessment of the stability characteristics of drug products [21 CFR 211.166 (a)]. Examples of these deviations are:
Stability studies for the drug and [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] ANDA [redacted] and [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] NDA [redacted] include test results in the stability summary tables that are averages of multiple tests and in some instances the average includes out-of-specification (OOS) results. For example:
a. Stability study #1999275,25?, 18-month interval. The value reported on the stability
sheet for color is an average of [redacted] one of the units exceeded the specification for
b. Stability study #1999291; 40?, 2 month interval. The value reported on the stability
sheet for color is an average of [redacted] One of the units exceeded the specification for
c. Stability study #1999384, 40?, 3 month interval [redacted]. The chloride test result
listed on the stability summary sheet is an average of [redacted] individual values, one of
which is below specifications.
d. Stability study #1999384, 25?, 9 month and 30?, 9 month intervals [redacted]. The
results of the molecular weight distribution tests listed in the stability summary sheets
are averages of [redacted]. One value is below specifications.
Failure to conduct a thorough investigation of any unexplained discrepancy or failure of a batch to meet its specification [21 CFR 211. 192]. For example:
Laboratory Investigation Reports (LIR) reviewed in some instances indicated that no
further action was required if the average of the retest results and 00S result(s) is within
acceptable limits even if the 00S result is determined to be valid by data review and
investigation. For example:
Laboratory Investigation Report IN 766 covered the drug [redacted] and [redacted],
Batch PS079459. This test was performed under the Stability Study #1999019, 25? at the 12 month test interval. The result of the theophylline assay performed on 12/2/99 exceeded limits. The data review found no reason to invalidate the OOS result. Two analysts tested two other units. The average of the five test results was within limits.
b. Laboratory Investigation Report IN 876 covered the drug product [redacted], Lot CA70393, Stability Study 2000180, 25?, at the 6 month test interval. The result of the sodium assay performed on 1/24/01 exceeded limits. The data review found no reason to invalidate the OOS result. The original unit was retested. In addition, two analysts tested two other units. The Investigation Report concludes, "Interval average within limits ? no
further action required."
The 00S test results for the [redacted] assay performed on 12/8/00 for the 5?, 21 day short
term testing at the 18 month stability test interval were invalidated although there was no
documented evidence of an analytical error. Laboratory Investigation Report IN 870,
which covers this matter, indicated that no problems were found in the review and
investigation of the data. All system suitability requirements were reported to have been
met. However, an attachment to the LIR states: "The original data will be excluded from
interval average. This assay normally performs with better precision and accuracy than is
demonstrated in the initial run, possibly due to inexperience of the analyst with this
We acknowledge receipt of the written response to the FDA-483, dated August 28, 2001, that was submitted by Ms. Malik and addresses the inspectional observations on the Form FDA-483 issued at the close of the inspection. We have reviewed the contents of the response. Corrective actions addressed in your letter may be referenced in your response to this letter, as appropriate. Our comments are detailed below:
Items #1 & 3
In the response, Ms. Malik states that Baxter commits to clearly indicate when averages are reported and to provide discussion of all 00S data that are included in a reported average. FDA item # 1 pertains to information submitted in the NDA for "[redacted]" (NDA [redacted]) while FDA item #3 pertains to information submitted in the ANDA for
"[redacted]" ANDA [redacted]. For both applications, Baxter indicates that this information will be provided to the FDA in future submissions. The instant inspection revealed that the stability data submitted for NDA [redacted] includes averages [redacted] of [redacted] "individual test results. No information was provided in this response on
what Baxter plans to do relative to information such as this for applications such as the two discussed above that have been previously submitted to the FDA.
Item #2
This FDA-483 observation addresses the fact that actual test intervals are not accurately reported for the test intervals for Stability Study 1999384 in the NDA [redacted] submission. Baxter?s written response states that "a discussion of any testing that is significantly delayed, i.e., more than 30 days from the scheduled test date, will be provided, and, if appropriate, an additional test interval will be added to the test schedule." As with our comments on the response to FDA items #1 & 3, no
comment is provided on what action Baxter will take relative to data that FDA is currently reviewing for this application.
Item #4
The corrective action Baxter indicates it has taken for this FDA-483 observation is the revision of SOP, SP-12-02-002, "Stability Data Review and Out of Limits Reporting Process," in order to ensure adequate documentation of the final disposition of an investigation. A copy of this SOP was furnished with the response. This revised procedure does not require that an investigation be conducted to determine the cause of the stability test failure. Also, the SOP does not discuss whether any action, such as extending the investigation to the investigation site or notifying other units in Baxter if the 00S test result is not confirmed by retesting, even if the original test is
considered valid.
Item #5
The response indicates that Baxter?s investigation revealed that the original test lacked appropriate precision and accuracy and the cause of the 00S data is analytical error. The FDA-483 item indicated there was no documented evidence of an analytical error in the [redacted] assay. The response does not indicate whether there is any documented evidence of the analytical error. The response also indicates that the invalidated results remain in the stability study database. However, Investigator Bruederle was provided a copy of the database printout for this stability study during the inspection. The document given to Investigator Bruederle does not include the results of the original
tests. The word "INVALID" is listed for the original test results.
Item #6
We will review the records of the investigation during the next inspection,
Items #7 & 8
We have no additional comments on the response to these items.
Neither this letter nor the inspectional observations (Form FDA-483) is meant to be an all-inclusive list of deficiencies that may exist at your firm. It is your responsibility to assure adherence with each requirement of the cGMPs. Federal agencies are advised of the issuance of all warning letters about drugs so that they may take this information into account when considering the award of contracts.
You should take prompt measures to correct these deviations. Failure to promptly correct these deviations may result in regulatory action without further notice. Such actions include, but are not limited to, seizure and/or injunction.
I have received your letter dated October 31, 2001, in which you request a meeting to discuss the results of the inspection. We will be happy to meet with you. I will be available for a meeting on November 13 or 14, 2001. Please call Richard Harrison, Director, Compliance Branch, relative to this meeting date.
Please notify this office within 15 days of receipt of this letter, of the specific steps you will take to comply with our request. If corrective action cannot be completed within 15 working days, state the reason for the delay and the time within which the corrections will be completed. Your response should be sent to the attention of George F. Bailey, Compliance Officer, at the above address.
Raymond V. Mlecko
District Director


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A massive boulder tumbled down an hillside ripping out utility lines and crushing two cars before landing on a house.
The 100 tonne stone measuring 25 feet in diameter came loose in Ohio on Tuesday night after recent heavy rains.
Miraculously, no one was injured by the huge tumbling rock despite the extensive damage caused to Tim and Diane Pfaff's home and cars.
In its path of destruction the rock managed to take out the phone, power and cable lines as well as the underground waterline in the immediate area, reports the Athens Messenger.
Although the Pfaffs were home at the time of the impact, they escaped unhurt as they were in the back of the property in Athens.
'My wife and I were upstairs in the bedroom. My son and a few of his friends were in the back bedroom watching TV. We were ready to go to bed … It sounded like a huge hailstorm or a big, strong, sudden downpour. Then we saw flashes outside like lightning. It all happened so fast, we didn't know what was going on,' Mr Pfaff told The Messenger.
Work is underway to remove the large boulder by breaking it down into smaller pieces using jackhammers. The removal could take up to a month.
Andy Stone, director of Athens' Department of Engineering and Public Works, said the boulder which came loose at around 10.30pm damaged four cars and the front of the house at 20 Fort St.
Stone told the Messenger the front of the property was primarily used as a carport and the house could most likely be saved.
The family and their neighbors were evacuated as crews examined the hillside.
Stone told the Messenger that the large boulder would need to be broken into smaller pieces in order to be removed from the scene.
Mary Diles, who lives just a few doors from the damaged property, said she was in her driveway when she heard the hillside give way.
'At first I thought it was thunder,' she told the Messenger. 'Then I saw sparks and thought it was firecrackers.'
Diles said if she had been driving down the street a minute earlier, she would have probably died.
Stone said iin the report that t appeared that tree roots had grown into a fissure in the boulder.
He told the Messenger that the tree roots paired with the heavy rain showers this week were likely the culprit behind the rock slide.
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An Oak Park juvenile was arrested Monday for allegedly devising and circulating a list ranking 50 female Oak Park-River Forest High School girls by their sexual characteristics and alleged sexual behaviors.
"The subject was found to be responsible for an offensive list that was circulated at OPRFHS," said Detective Cmdr. LaDon Reynolds. "Based on the evidence, the juvenile offender was charged with disorderly conduct and referred to (juvenile) court."
The father of one girl targeted by the list confirmed Tuesday the arrest. His wife, he said, was contacted by Oak Park police Tuesday morning about the charges.
The list emerged in January and described the girls by explicit, derogatory nicknames and assessed their physical appearance, sexual desirability, sexual activity and other characteristics. It was posted on Facebook and hundreds of copies were printed and distributed at the high school during lunch period, before the school administration intervened.
"The school learned today from Oak Park police about the arrest of the former OPRFHS student..." according to a statement from OPRFHS spokeswoman Kay Foran.
This sad and troubling experience prompted the school to have very targeted and deliberate discussions with OPRF students, faculty, staff and families about the consequences and impact of bullying, cyber bullying and sexual harassment and about the remedies and supports available to those victimized by illegal and hurtful behaviors.
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Reynolds said the Oak Park Police Department worked closely with the Cook County State's Attorney's office to build the case.
The boy was processed and turned over to his legal guardian, Reynolds said.
In February the boy was expelled from OPRF and sent to an alternative high school in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, according to sources.
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'Low prices, budding infrastructure drive Hyderabad's realty'Jan 9, 2014, 04:24PM IST
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After an enriching experience of over 40 years in the real estate construction business, Shri Krishna Group has several residential projects to boast about. The group has developed about one million square feet of residential space and has created a name for itself in Hyderabad. SK Paul, vice president of the group talks about how the market has performed over 2013 and expresses his hopes from the city in 2014.
What are your expectations from the Hyderabad real estate market in the year 2014?
Hyderabad is a city with excellent infrastructure such as the Green Field Airport of International Standards, 158km long 8 lane expressway, Outer Ring Road (ORR) and the Metro Rail which is expected to be functional by 2015. The ORR which encircles the city with inner radial roads has made all areas of the city easily accessible in quick time. Low land rates along with the safety of the city from earthquakes make it a very real-estate friendly market. Coupled with all these factors, Hyderabad is expected to witness healthy growth in the realty sector in 2014.
Which areas are expected to see maximum real estate development in the coming year 2014? Why?
- Gachibowli has been growing by leaps and bounds due to the IT/ITES corridor and proximity to the ORR and the Airport.
- Kondapur, being right next to Gachibowli, has been the natural choice of option.
- Madhapur, being situated between Jubilee Hills and Kondapur, has also been growing at a very fast pace.
- Banjara Hills has been the first choice for residence in Hyderabad because of its premium properties.
- Miyapur has the entire necessary infrastructure since it is densely populated. With the largest Bus Terminus in Asia coming up, it also has scope for further development.
Did you launch any new projects in 2013? If yes, where? Why did you choose these locations? Give details?
We are in the finishing stages of Krishe Valley on Banjara Hills, which will be completed by the beginning of 2014. Considering the current market status, our project has been performing well above average. We have strategically refrained from starting a new project in 2013, since we were able to visualise the slowing economy and the slump. This has helped us channelise our finances prudently.
What was the volume of sales and stock in the year 2013 vis-à-vis the last year? Is there any un-sold inventory in the city that might impact real estate prices in the coming year?
Currently, supply in the city is more than demand. However, the pricing is currently at its lowest now and good properties are available at atrociously low prices. Many of the properties delivered in 2013 are still unsold. The current political turmoil has left un-sold inventories in all locations. Since, Gachibowli had the maximum number of deliveries in 2013, the unsold inventory is also high here.
What will the impact of the upcoming general elections on the real estate sector in Hyderabad?
Since there has been a turmoil and instability in the state, the Government machinery has almost come to a standstill. Many of the decisions of the Government have been pending since long and will start moving only after a couple of months when the new party is sworn in to power.


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