text:
EMS for Children Program: Thirty Years of Advocacy3/18/20148:15 AM - 9:00 AMFaculty: Elizabeth A. Edgerton, MD, MPH
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) for Children program began thirty-years ago as a project to build the infrastructure for the care of children within existing EMS systems. This expert will describe the Federal EMS for Children Program and the thirty-year journey of advocacy for the care of children. Additionally, accomplishments of the program and its initiatives that affect the care of children in the United States and abroad will be described.
o Describe the development of the EMS for Children program. o Discuss the projects sponsored by the EMS for Children projects and its impact on pediatric prehospital and emergency care.
Pediatric Emergency Medical Literature: The Year In Review3/18/20149:00 AM - 9:45 AMFaculty: Richard M. Cantor, MD, FACEP, FAAP
The presenter will provide a concise review of some of the most relevant literature published in the field of pediatric emergency medicine over the past twelve months.
o Demonstrate awareness of the most current research in pediatric emergency medicine.o Translate new information into clinical practice.
Myths in Wound Care3/18/20149:45 AM - 10:15 AMFaculty: Christopher S. Amato, MD, FACEP, FAAP
Is it okay to clean a wound with tap water? Do I need to irrigate a head or facial wound? Do I really need to wear sterile gloves? Can I use anesthetic with epinephrine on sites with end-arterial blood flow? The speaker will present a comprehensive update on wound care including a discussion of evidence-based literature and how it pertains to the emergency patient. A brief update on animal bite wounds and the use of antibiotic prophylaxis also will be covered.
o Review updates and develop an evidence-based approach to the treatment and care of the wounded/lacerated emergency patient.o Discuss animal bite wound prophylaxis.
Fever: Time to Abandon Risk Stratification?3/18/201410:45 AM - 11:15 AMFaculty: Jeffrey R. Avner, MD
Fever is one of the most common complaints of children presenting to the emergency department. In most cases, the etiology of the fever is a benign, non-specific viral infection but practitioners are always concerned with the possibility of an underlying serious condition. Various risk stratification strategies have been used to identify those febrile children at risk for serious bacterial illness. Have we reached the point when the incidences of these illnesses are so low that risk stratification is no longer useful? The speaker will cover the declining incidence of serious illness in the post-pneumococcal vaccine era, the efficacy of biomarkers in predicting serious bacterial illness and discussion of appropriate management strategies for febrile young children.
o Define the effect of the pneumococcal vaccine and how it has changed the epidemiology of serious bacterial illness.o Describe the concern over infections with pneumococcal serotypes not found in current vaccines.o Define the role of biomarkers as predictors of serious illness.o Develop an evidence-based approach to the evaluation and management of febrile young children.
Masters of Pediatric EM Expert Panel: Resuscitation Controversies3/18/201411:15 AM – 12:15 PMFaculty: Alfred D. Sacchetti, MD, FACEP (Moderator); Aaron J. Donoghue MD, MSCE; Robert W. Hickey, MD, FAAP, FAHA
The critically ill child has always generated significant concern, even for experienced care providers. Multiple questions and controversies surround resuscitation. How much fluid should I give the patient with severe DKA? Can I use etomidate safely for RSI in the pediatric ED? Should I call the surgeons to get the arresting child on extracorporeal life support? Should I initiate therapeutic hypothermia after I have successfully gotten ROSC? This expert panel will discuss these and some other current controversies pertaining to the management of the critically ill child.
o Discuss the pros and cons of the use of etomidate for RSI in the pediatric ED.o Discuss a rational approach and fluid management strategy for patients with severe DKA.o Judge the merits and determine the population that is most likely to benefit from extracorporeal life support.o Judge the merits and determine the population that is most likely to benefit from therapeutic hypothermia.
Use of Oxygen in Pediatric Resuscitation: Too Much Can be a Bad Thing3/18/20141:45 PM - 2:15 PMFaculty: Robert W. Hickey, MD, FAAP, FAHA
High concentrations of oxygen during resuscitation of neonates and children may result in poor neurological outcomes. In the setting of cardiopulmonary arrest and return of circulation using therapies with high concentrations of oxygen, there are decreased antioxidant defenses that lead to increased oxidative stress and neuronal injury. This speaker will describe the pathophysiology of oxidative stress and provide a practical and evidence-based recommendation for its use in the resuscitation of infants and children.
o Outline the pathophysiology of oxygen in cardiac arrest and describe risk of oxidative stress with continued use post resuscitation.o Describe current guidelines on the use of oxygen in neonates, infants, children and adolescents in pediatric emergency care.
Keeping your ED Out of the Courtroom: The Medical Legal World of Pediatric EM3/18/20142:15 PM - 3:00 PMFaculty: Steven M. Selbst, MD, FACEP
Pediatric emergency departments are subject to their own set of medical legal risks from more difficult diagnoses in the very young to parents who may have their own agenda. The speaker will review some of the more common medical legal risks encountered when dealing with pediatric patients and their families. Risky complaints such as fever in the young infant or vomiting in the older child will be reviewed. Clear instructions to lower your ED's overall risk will be presented. What has been learned from previous medical legal cases involving children in the ED also will be reviewed.
o Explain the unique medical legal risks when dealing with a pediatric patient and their families in the ED.o Recognize ways and strategies to decrease this risk.o Describe previous medical legal cases involving children in the ED.
Challenging Cases in Visual Diagnosis3/18/20143:30 PM - 4:00 PMFaculty: Jeffrey R. Avner, MD
Often the clinical impression of a child's illness is formed on the basis of physical examination findings that are apparent on initial examination. In particular, skin lesions and rashes are common symptoms of both primary disease as well as manifestations of systemic disease. The clinician is frequently faced with the questions: what is causing this rash? Do I need to worry about this? Do I need to hospitalize this child? A potpourri of physical exam findings will be presented in a case-based format. In this way, participants can test themselves on various diagnostic and management issues. This course will provide a quick and effective guide to recognizing and dealing with some challenging pediatric conditions that you may encounter in the emergency department.
o Identify the presenting symptoms of various rashes and skin lesions seen in pediatrics.o Develop a systematic approach to diagnosing rashes in pediatrics.o Identify skin manifestations of some systemic diseases.o Emphasize visual aspects of pediatric diseases.
Health Policy: Let's Not Forget the Children3/18/20144:00 PM - 4:30 PMFaculty: Michael J. Gerardi, MD, FAAP, FACEP
In the coming months, the United States will see the next step in implementation of the Affordable Care Act. With that, it's easy to only focus attention on the healthcare of underinsured adults. Millions of children in this country lack health care insurance or have difficulty with access. The speaker will review some of the health policy issues that deal specifically with children as it pertains to the emergency department. How does the Affordable Care Act specifically address improving the healthcare of children? Medicare and private payers are changing how providers will be paid. Does this apply to children? Quality of care delivered is being pushed more than ever before. How does this pertain to children? How does one improve on reimbursement for observation medicine or urgent care medicine for children? Finally, Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) are the new buzz-word for Medicare health delivery. Does the same concept apply to pediatric patients? The speaker will highlight some of the most current topics when it comes to health policy and children.
o Describe how the Affordable Care Act launching in 2014 applies to children. o Explain how the quality delivers might affect your reimbursement for care delivered to children.o Describe how unique reimbursement issues like observation medicine or urgent cares might apply to children.o Discuss the new ACO concept and how it might apply to children.
New Approach to Teenaged Gynecology3/19/20148:00 AM - 8:30 AMFaculty: Marina Catallozzi, MD, MSCE
Gynecological complaints in adolescent patients often cause consternation among providers in the pediatric emergency department. Several common diagnoses will be discussed and approaches to these complaints updated: abnormal uterine bleeding, ectopic pregnancy, polycystic ovarian syndrome and ovarian torsion and pelvic pain. Of note, a recent guideline issued by the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology has clarified the approach to the definition, work-up and management of abnormal uterine bleeding, and will provide the basis for the discussion on this topic. Ectopic pregnancies also deserve discussion as imaging recommendations, the utility of biomarkers both alone and in combination, and treatment approaches are constantly evolving. Finally, as the incidence of polycystic ovarian syndrome increases, the risk for ovarian torsion also increases. The emergency physician must be vigilant to this diagnosis and comfortable with an approach to this important entity.
o Develop an efficient diagnostic approach to the patient with abnormal uterine bleeding.o Clarify the therapeutic options for the patient with abnormal uterine bleeding.o Discuss the biomarkers that have been useful in diagnosing ectopic pregnancy and clarify which imaging techniques are of most value in making the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy.
Pediatric ECGs3/19/20148:30 AM - 9:15 AMFaculty: Richard A. Friedman, MD
The speaker will begin with a discussion of cardiac physiology and how this changes as a child grows. Emphasis will be on cardiovascular changes at birth and evolving chamber dominance. Subsequent discussion will focus on features of the normal pediatric ECG (axis and intervals) and how this differs from the adult ECG. Interpretation will then follow applying the former topics to displayed ECGs used as examples. A review of 'abnormal' ECGs showing common dysrhythmias also will be discussed.
o Discuss cardiovascular physiology as it varies with age from birth to adulthood. o Discuss interval and axis changes as it relates to age from birth to adulthood.o Identify differences in the pediatric ECG in relation to the adult patterns.o Discuss normal variants and dysrhythmia common in children.
Morsels and More: Online Educational Tools3/19/20149:15 AM - 9:45 AMFaculty: Sean M. Fox, MD
The informational highway is getting faster every day. Staying on top of the most current topics and controversies is becoming increasingly difficult. While textbooks are invaluable resources, their materials are dated. Even current journal articles can be yesterday's news. How can a physician utilize the technologies that are available to stay abreast of the most up-to-date information? The speaker will cover useful electronic resources that can be tailored to the individual's needs and desires. How to avoid the feared informational-overload also will be discussed.
o Identify useful online resources (blogs, educational sites, etc.) that will assist you in staying up to date with pediatric EM topics. o Discuss beneficial strategies to deliver this useful content in an organized fashion and avoid informational-overload.
Post-Op Heart: When to Worry3/19/201410:15 AM – 11:00 AMFaculty: Richard A. Friedman, MD
The speaker will begin with a discussion of common interventions and surgical approaches, including devices used in the post-operative period (common surgical drains, external and internal pacers and wire placement). The discussion will then shift towards likely complications during the acute period following surgery focusing on the likely scenarios presented to the emergency physician in the emergency department setting. Complications will be broken down by groups of infectious, acute dysrhythmia and hemodynamic disease such as cardiac dysfunction, altered flow and thrombus formation.
o Discuss cardiac physiology and common surgical technique and approaches.o Identify immediate post-operative complications including pacing and dysrhythmia.o Discuss ongoing management strategy, echocardiographic assessment, and angiographic studies.o Identify delayed post-operative complications.
Controversies in the Management of Pneumonia in Children3/19/201411:00 AM - 11:45 AMFaculty: Jeffrey R. Avner, MD
Pneumonia is a common condition in children presenting to the emergency department. Recent Infectious Disease Society of America guidelines outline the evaluation, diagnostic testing and management of these patients. Controversial issues such as when infants and children can be safely discharged from the ED, treatment of effusions, and targeted empirical antibiotic treatment while minimizing future antibiotic resistance will be discussed. When you should suspect TB or pertussis instead of community-acquired pneumonia also will be discussed.
o Discuss the latest guidelines for management of children with pneumonia as proposed by the Infectious Disease Society of America.o Apply these guidelines in context to pediatric emergency care, using case scenarios .o Describe controversies in diagnosis and management of pneumonia including when to admit, who can you safely discharge, and use of empiric antibiotic agents.
The Newest Drugs of Abuse: Ever Changing Ever Challenging3/19/201411:45 AM - 12:30 PMFaculty: Christine M. Stork, PharmD, DABAT, FAACT
Using a case-based format, the presenter will provide critical case scenarios representing the most current abusive drug toxidromes.
o Develop awareness of the most currently abused drugs.o Recognize their clinical presentations.o Adequately manage the new overdoses.
Ketamine Analgesia: New Use for an Old Drug?3/19/20142:00 PM - 2:30 PMFaculty: James Homme, MD
Ketamine is widely known as a dissociative anesthetic agent and is arguably "king" in the world of pediatric procedural sedation in the emergency department due to its efficacy and safety profile. Increasingly ketamine is turned to as a near ideal induction agent for rapid sequence intubation in tenuous hemodynamic situations such as trauma or sepsis. Myths of ketamine's contraindication in traumatic head injury or increased intraocular pressure have all but fallen into legend. Surely the emergency medicine applications of this "old drug" have been exhausted – or have they? The speaker will discuss the role of ketamine in the pediatric ED in 2014!
o List the properties of ketamine that make it an excellent agent for potent analgesia.o Identify clinical situations and settings where ketamine may work as an adjuvant analgesic agent.o Calculate bolus and drip doses of ketamine for analgesia in the prehospital and emergency department settings.o Safely utilize ketamine in the ED separate from the common role it plays in procedural sedation.
Black Box Drugs and Other Controversies: Reality of Use in the ED3/19/20142:30 PM - 3:15 PMFaculty: Christine M. Stork, PharmD, DABAT, FAACT
Pharmacogenetics, QT prolongation, and black box warnings - OH MY! These words can create nausea, headaches or promote intense agitation and confusion amongst clinicians caring for children in the emergency department. Increasingly they are influencing the daily practice of medication selection. Are there some medications that are commonplace in the pediatric ED that should be permanently shelved and others that really should be brought back? What about off-label use of medications that seem to have a long track record of safety but no FDA approval for our patients? The presenter will discuss some of these controversial medications such as codeine, droperidol, dexamethasone, and fluoroquinolones, and how they may either promote or aid in alleviation of some of our commonly encountered problems in the ED.
o Describe the rationale for the black box warning recently placed on codeine for post-op tonsillectomy/adenoidectomy.o List alternative opioid analgesics to codeine for pain control and compare safety and efficacy of these medications to codeine.o Report the various applications for droperidol utilization in the pediatric patient.
Up the Nose: Not Only for Fingers and Foreign Bodies-Intranasal Medication Applications in Pediatric EM3/19/20143:45 PM - 4:15 PMFaculty: James Homme, MD
Children have an uncanny sense of the practicality of the nose as a place to find a quick snack or as a storehouse for any number of interesting items. Savvy pediatric practitioners have started to take a cue from their patients and recognize that the nose is also an excellent medication destination. Many of our commonly utilized drugs can be delivered efficiently utilizing mucosal atomizing devices (MADs) resulting in rapid onset of therapeutic levels in the systemic circulatory and central nervous system through the highly vascular nasal mucosa—approaching rates close to intravenous (IV) administration without the delay or distress of IV insertion. Curr
o Describe the properties of the nose that make it an effective and even preferable location for medication delivery. o Utilize tricks and techniques for intranasal medication administration.o List effective medications for treatment of pain, anxiety, seizures, and procedural sedation with excellent intranasal applications.o Calculate appropriate doses and volumes for intranasal medications.
ALTE Update: Common Sense Approach to the Latest Clinical Decision Rules3/19/20144:15 PM – 4:45 PMFaculty: Manoj Mittal, MD, MPH
Apparent life-threatening events (ALTE) presenting in children requires careful evaluation and often admission. There have been several proposed clinical decision rules to allow for safe discharge from the emergency department for selected infants. Can this be done safely? What are the risks of such strategies? The speaker will discuss the issues related to care of children with ALTE, and using the latest evidence, propose recommendations for safe discharge, and when to admit for critical care.
o Discuss the latest clinical decision rules on admission of ALTE patients and need for critical care.o Describe the pros and cons as well as safety of discharge for selected infants with ALTE.
I Didn't Get That: Handoffs in the Pediatric ED3/20/20148:00 AM - 8:30 AMFaculty: Kathy N. Shaw, MD
As health care reform drives more accountability for outcomes, errors in handoffs have had a more profound impact for outcomes in pediatric care. This session will focus on the strategies in handoffs at shift change. Current literature will be described, problems and impact in handoffs will be delineated, and ways to improve outcomes from structured handoffs between providers will be discussed.
o Discuss the gaps in situational awareness and safety threats during handoffs of pediatric patients in the ED. o Define potential safety errors in handoffs with attention to the scope, impact, and potential liability from errors in handoffs.o Explore strategies for improving communication during handoffs.o Describe the role of the AAP Handoff Collaborative.
Sleeping With The Enemy? Expectations and Reality in Imaging Children in the Emergency Setting3/20/20148:30 AM – 9:15 AMFaculty: Nancy A. Chauvin, MD; Kathy N. Shaw, MD
The Imaging Gently Campaign and the emphasis on the ALARA principle have had an impact on pediatric emergency care. With over 1.6 million visits to the ED involving CT imaging in children there is a critical need for strategies to reduce radiation exposure in children. During this point/counterpoint discussion, practical and achievable strategies used by radiology and pediatric emergency practitioners that result in an evidence-based approach to diagnostic imaging and are consistent with the Imaging Gently Campaign will be discussed.
o Describe current knowledge on radiation risk for children from CT imaging and define the ALARA principle as it relates to pediatric emergency care.o Discuss the Imaging Gently Campaign and its impact on pediatric emergency care.o Outline evidence-based strategies to reduce radiation exposure from diagnostic imaging to include protocols by radiologists and evidence-based guidelines for when to CT image for children with suspected appendicitis, c-spine injury, minor head injury, and
Management of the Difficult Airway in Children: Latest Gadgets and Tricks of the Trade3/20/20149:15 AM - 10:00 AMFaculty: Marianne Gausche-Hill, MD, FACEP, FAAP
Managing a difficult airway in children is a daunting task. First the emergency physician needs to recognize patients at risk and identify when a difficult airway presents. This expert will describe recognition and management of the difficult airway, describe what types of adjuncts or devices should be in a difficult airway kit/cart in the ED, and problem solve case studies in airway management.
o Define the difficult airway in pediatrics and conditions that predispose to challenging airway management.o Contrast and compare adult strategies to identify and manage the airway with those seen in pediatrics and offer practical solutions for management.o Describe the latest devices for airway management in children and how they may be used in a difficult airway scenario.o Outline must haves and optional items for a difficult airway cart/kit for the ED.
Critical Findings in Pediatric Radiology: Part 13/20/201410:15 AM – 11:00 AMFaculty: Nancy A. Chauvin, MD
Radiology is an important component of pediatric emergency medicine. Caregivers need to be able to identify both obvious and subtle radiologic signs that herald the possibility of serious illness. The presenter will provide a review in a case-based format.
o Demonstrate awareness of subtle radiologic findings in the pediatric emergency patient.o Translate these findings into appropriate management plans.
Using Capnography in Pediatric Emergency Patients: Traditional and Nontraditional Uses of ETCO23/20/201411:00 AM - 11:45 AMFaculty: Aaron J. Donoghue MD, MSCE
Use of end-tidal CO2 monitoring has become the standard in many EDs for the care of children in specific clinical settings including RSI and intubation confirmation, sedation and analgesia, and in monitoring during cardiac arrest resuscitation. This expert will describe devices and the procedure for use of waveform capnography in the ED. Case scenarios will highlight specific indications for its use and some of the issues in obtaining accurate readings. Alternate uses such as ETCO2 levels as a measure of dehydration or severity of DKA also will be discussed.
o Discuss the latest guidelines for use of ETCO2 in the ED for children.o Provide examples of indications and practical application of this technology using case scenarios.o Describe issues in obtaining accurate readings and troubleshoot these scenarios.o Outline some nontraditional uses of ETCO2 such as assessing for dehydration and monitoring treatment success in DKA patients.
Critical Findings in Pediatric Radiology: Part 23/20/201411:45 AM - 12:30 PMFaculty: Nancy A. Chauvin, MD
Radiology is an important component of pediatric emergency medicine. Caregivers need to be able to identify both obvious and subtle radiologic signs that herald the possibility of serious illness. The presenter will provide the second part of this review in a case-based format.


text:
The motivation to achieve your New Year's resolution this year comes in the form of a familiar face you can't help but love. Frontiers contributor Michelle McCarthy sits down with the legendary, over-the-top fitness guru and current cover man Richard Simmons to discuss dolphin shorts, food cravings and Howard Stern. Richard Simmons is a paradox. A flamboyant, ball-of-energy jokester who can burst into tears at the drop of a hat. A supreme motivator who has changed the lives of countless people but feels uncomfortable receiving a simple compliment. A workaholic who fosters self-esteem in others but makes self-deprecating jokes and refers to himself as the clown court jester. Someone who takes the time to get to know everyone around him but doesn't divulge anything about his personal life. A victim of bullying throughout his childhood (he weighed 238 pounds in high school), Richard opened up his fitness studio, Slimmons, 38 years ago. It has served as a safe, incredibly positive environment where people of all ages and athletic levels are welcomed with open arms—literally—to let go and get fit. He's made terms such as "Deal-a-Meal" and "Sweatin' to the Oldies" part of our pop culture lexicon. But Richard's legacy will be as a patron saint to society's outcasts who have been ostracized for being different.As he likes to say, everyone has a Richard Simmons story. Here's his. It's 6:30 on a Tuesday evening in Beverly Hills. Richard Simmons has just arrived at Slimmons to teach the "Sweat" class. As he enters the room, he greets everyone he passes—first-timers and decades-long members—with a kiss on the cheek. When Richard approaches me, I tell him I interviewed him the previous night over the phone. Before I can even finish my sentence, he embraces me in one of the tightest and longest bear hugs I've ever experienced. When he lets me go, he is crying. His tears didn't catch me completely by surprise, given our conversation the night before.What was your childhood like?I was born to thin parents in New Orleans, Louisiana. I had a thin brother. Everything we eat in New Orleans is fried. When you die in New Orleans, they actually deep-fry you—either regular or spicy. I had this relationship with fried oysters, fried shrimp and po' boys. I was born with very bad, flat feet and had to wear special shoes that my parents could hardly afford. Maybe food was my outlet for when people made fun of me because I wasn't Mr. Macho or because I broke out in show tunes. Because of my legs, I waddled, so my name in school was Penguinette. I had a few friends, mostly girls. I went to an all-boys, Catholic, jock high school. That wasn't the easiest, either. I kept eating.Did your sense of humor help you get through the hard times?Well, either you use your humor as a shield and make fun of yourself, or they beat you up. This one kid would come with a baseball bat and hit me in the back of my head. I'm a very insecure and emotional person. Whether people are laughing with me or at me is not really the point. Now I have a family in no matter what city I go to. People are wonderful to me [crying] and treat me like family. I write these people. I get up at 4 o'clock in the morning. I have lots of Facebook, Twitter, email messages, and a lot of them are: "Dear Richard, I'm 300 pounds. I'm diabetic and had a toe cut off. My husband thinks I'm too fat and we haven't had sex in 10 years. And my kids make fun of me." So it is my job to make that woman or man feel like a million bucks and a butterfly that can spread his or her wings. When I go to catch a plane for a personal appearance, it takes me a while to get to my gate because everybody wants to talk to me. I love it. It's like hummingbird water to me. They'll go, "My mother loves you. Could you call her?" And I do.Continue reading here.
NOTE: This thread is moderated, comments will not post immediately.
Simply confirm your registered email address below and click "Reset Password." We will immediately email you a link back to the site where you can enter a new password for this account.
Copyright ©2014 All rights reserved.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Etta's Seafood
2020 Western Ave. Send to Phone
206-443-6000 | Make Restaurant Reservations | Menu
OpenLunch & Dinner daily, Brunch Sat.-Sun.
- Dress code: Casual
- Full bar
- Great Wine List
- Kid-friendly
- Reservations suggested
- View
* Click here for rating key
Etta's Seafood Restaurant Review: A member of Tom Douglas' restaurant empire, which includes Dahlia Lounge, Lola, Palace Kitchen and Serious Pie, Etta's Seafood has the same signature quality as his other dining destinations. Brightly hued tiled mirrors line the walls, iron sculptures shaped like fish bones serve as coat hooks, and whimsical light fixtures that evoke octopus tentacles illuminate the dining room. Douglas' eclectic culinary vision borrows from points East and West to create a seafood-centric menu heavily accented with comfort food. Appetizers favorites include saké steamed clams and grilled octopus. Main dishes feature Dungeness crab cakes, cod fish 'n' chips and Alaskan halibut. Non-seafood lovers will enjoy the smoked chicken breast or the hand-cut spaghetti with artichokes and green garlic almond pesto. As with all of Douglas' restaurants, desserts are worth the splurge --- go for the classic triple coconut cream pie or spiced carrot cake.
Check out the 2014 edition of GAYOT's Annual Restaurant Issue, which features the Top 40 Restaurants in the U.S., Rising Chefs and more.


text:
34 Industrial Loop Suite 206
Orange Park, FL 32073
... but don't stop by without setting up a time to meet - I probably won't be there!
We offer mattresses and furniture at unbelievable prices!! We don't spend our money on fancy showrooms or large newspaper ads or staff that waits for someone to walk in the door. Instead I pass it on to YOU!
I work by appointment only, keep a low inventory (but still a variety!) and I keep things simple. You can call me to set up an appointment and I will meet at your convenience. You can lay on the beds, inspect the furniture and enjoy a non-pressure look at what we have. My items are 60-80% OFF regular prices. Call me at 904-644-0498 and start saving money!


text: Leadership Coalition Hosts Reception for Elected Officials By abhatPosted February 1, 2013 2:20 pm From left to right: Virgil Weeks, Dwight Adams, WC Ellis Jr., Pat Mize, Micheal Williams, Vernon Robinson, Steven Bates, Reggie Russell, Gary Mason, and Garland Harper. Photos by Joe L. Fisher, Black American Political Action Committee (BAPAC). BWOPA members from left to right: Lesa McIntosh, Cheryl Sudduth, Lori Reese Brown, Texanita Bluitt, Carolyn Moore, Jacqueline Majors, Barbara Becnel, Pam Saucer-Bilbo, Bea Roberson, Cynthia LaBlanc, Irma Anderson, and seated Naomi Williams. See page 8 for more pictures. Pam Bilbo By Lloyd Madden The Community Mobilization Leadership Coalition in Richmond, formed over 2 months ago, hosted a Meet and Greet reception last week for its local public officials who were recently elected and or re-elected. The coalition was established to block the appointment of Eduardo Martinez to Gary Bell's seat on the Richmond City Council and to recommend a replacement who aligns with Gary Bell's philosophy and campaign platform. Over 175 attended the reception held at the Courtyard Marriott in Richmond to meet and hear comments from Nat Bates, Richmond City Council: Lesa McIntosh, EBMUD Board of Directors; Joe Wallace, AC Transit Board of Directors (unable to attend); Zakhary Mallett, BART Board of Directors; Randall Enos, WCCUSD Board of Trustees; and Todd Groves, WCCUSD Board of Trustees. Newly appointed Superior Court Judge Judy Johnson also attended the event. She will be officially sworn in on Friday, Feb. 1 in Martinez. Members of the coalition that hosted the reception include the Black American Political Action Committee (BAPAC), Black Women Organized for Kathleen Sullivan and Michael Williams. Political Action (BWOPA), Black Men & Women (BMW), National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), National Brotherhood Alliance (NBA), Men and Women of Purpose, Men and Women of Valor, 1 Richmond, One Accord Project, and Guardians of Justice. If Richmond City Council does not appoint a replacement for Gary Bell on Feb. 5, a special election will probably take place June 4. Teonna Thompson and Eleanor Thompson Carl Adams Antwon Cloird, Kathleen Sullivan and Charles Ramsey. Guardians of Justice (Left to Right) Delon Jackson, Erik Oliver, and Darryl Jackson. NAACP Officers (Left to Right) Regina Whitney , Rev. Wesley Ellis, Naomi Williams, Delon Jackson, Ella "Bea" Roberson, President Willie Robinson, Texanita Bluitt, Cora Ward, Otheree Christian, Sarah Grant, Dr. Charlene Harlan-Ogbeide, Steven Bates (Not Pictured). Councilman Nat Bates Councilman Corky Booze EBMUD Director Lesa Mc Intosh BART Director Zakhary Mallett Superior Court Judge Judy Johnson Councilmen Jim Rogers and Paul Morris. Paul Morris, Donald Hassan, Jim McMillan, Unknown, Zakhary Mallett. Antwon CloirdShare this:ShareFacebook Filed under: Articles


text:
It's not her usual line-up but Lily Cole has swapped the catwalks for Cambridge University. Here are the first pictures of her matriculating over the weekend as she prepares to study Art History at King's College. Lily Cole tells Grazia all about why she's decided to study for her degree in tomorrow's issue but here's a sneak preview. 'I usually have at least three books on the go at once,' she told us. So what's on her reading list right now? The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, a magically surreal novel by Japan's Haruki Murakami; Truman Capote's classic Breakfast at Tiffany's; and Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov. Very literary, Lily. Now, what will your fellow students be saying about that French Playboy cover?
PS - don't forget to check out the full Lily Cole interview in tomorrow's issue of Grazia.


text:
Chattanooga police have identified the victim of Wednesday night's shooting and homicide as 22-year-old Charleston P. Beard.
Police spokesman Nathan Hartwig said the young man's body was found about 11:30 p.m. lying in an alley near the 2200 block of Vance Avenue in Ridgedale.
Responding officers said he was pronounced dead on the scene.
Hartwig said detectives are working on the case and anyone with information on the crime is asked to call the Chattanooga Police Department at 423-698-2525.
Beard is Chattanooga's sixth homicide victim by shooting, and eighth homicide victim overall, in 2013.
For complete details, see tomorrow's Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Pam Sohn has been reporting or editing Chattanooga news for 25 years. A Walden's Ridge native, she began her journalism career with a 10-year stint at the Anniston (Ala.) Star. She came to the Chattanooga Times Free Press in 1999 after working at the Chattanooga Times for 14 years. She has been a city editor, Sunday editor, wire editor, projects team leader and assistant lifestyle editor. As a reporter, she also has covered the police, ...


text:
Free Ways to Relax
Super Savvy! 10 Totally Free Ways to Relax
Photo 1 of 11 View on One Page
ADVERTISEMENT ( more slides)Next
Super Savvy! 10 Totally Free Ways to Relax
Between the holidays and the start of a new year, there's a lot going on (what else is new?). That makes taking a moment to stop and relax sometimes challenging. Instead of tossing down a ton of cash for a day at the spa, treat yourself to a bit of free zen. You might be surprised at how easy it is to turn your frown upside down without spending any cash. Click through for a collection of savvy ways to treat yourself to some much-needed relaxation.
Source: Flickr user tacker
Latest Smart Living


text:
The Third Branch News
Current Size: 100%
Aritcles related to the Judicial Conference of the United States, the policy making body for the U.S. Courts.
"The final enacted FY 2014 funding level that Congress provided the Judiciary gave us much needed relief and helped put the judiciary in a position to recover from the harsh impacts of sequestration, and prior to that, a flat budget from Congress," Judge Julia Gibbons, chair of the Budget Committee, reported today to the Judicial Conference.
Federal Judiciary leaders today received a report on the impact of reduced funding due to sequestration – which cut court staff and delayed cases – and a separate report on an aggressive multi-faceted strategy to reduce the costs of court space.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr. has named five new Judicial Conference committee chairs and extended the terms of four current Conference committee chairs. The new appointments became effective October 1, 2013.
Judge Thomas F. Hogan was recently honored by the Judicial Conference of the United States for his distinguished service to the federal judiciary.
At its biannual meeting, the Judicial Conference approved the latest in a series of cost-cutting measures. Conference actions continue the Judiciary's decade-long cost-containment efforts that have become increasingly aggressive as sequestration triggered broad cuts in court staff and programs.
The chair of the Judicial Conference Committee on Judicial Resources told a Senate subcommittee that the judicial workforce needs to expand if the Judiciary is to continue to serve litigants efficiently and effectively.
A federal judge today told a Senate panel that the number of personnel working in U.S. courts is at the lowest level since 1999, and that federal court clerks and probation and pretrial services staff could be furloughed for close to 70,000 hours this fiscal year.
Stating that sequestration has put the federal Judiciary "in uncharted territory," a federal judge told the Judicial Conference today that "we face a budget crisis that is unprecedented, one that is not likely to end in the near-term."
Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr. has appointed Chief Judge William B. Traxler, Jr (4th Cir.) Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Judicial Conference of the United States.
A pilot project giving the public free, text-searchable, online-access to court opinions now is available to all federal appellate, district and bankruptcy courts.


text:
Gladys Tamez Millinery
Black Half Moon Hat
$126.51 Was $508.74 (75% off)
Product Code: 476862
- Need to know
- Item details & Care
- Shipping & Returns
- With celebrity clients including Rihanna and Johnny Depp, Gladys Tamez Millinery creates hats which exude effortless cool, and are timelessly stylish. Case in point this beautifully soft felt velour sloped half moon hat, with a classic brim and grosgrain ribbon. Invest now, and add an unusual spin to monochrome looks this season.
- Black felt velour Half Moon hat featuring wide brim, raised sloped crown and grosgrain ribbon band with frayed trims. Gladys Tamez Millinery hat is one size only, has an 8cm wide brim and is 58cm in circumference.
Felt velour and grosgrain ribbon.
view full delivery details
Free Delivery (2-3 working days)
All duties and customs are included at checkout
Returns ( view full returns details )
Seeking Style Advice?
Contact our Style Adviser team for expert
advice and assistance on all your
style-related queries:
Call: (+44) 345 260 3880
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday to Friday between 9am and 6pm
Saturdays between 9am and 2.30pm.


text:
During a flight test of the experimental helicopter, the pilot inadvertently shut off the fuel supply to the engine while flaring to land, approximately 15 feet above the ground. The helicopter impacted the ground tail first, the landing gear cross tubes collapsed and broke at the fuselage attach points, and the main rotor struck the tail boom. Examination of the helicopter revealed that the fuel shut off switch was unguarded and mounted on the cyclic.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident to be:
Index for May2006 | Index of months


text:
Excellent, and funny that I see @BruceSallan1 on here because I thought of him instantly after his comments on my post about hyper and focused organization.
The Source of Inspiration
Ask 100 people what inspires them, and you will get 100 different answers.
What Inspires You? 100 People Surveyed
- Things in nature ("the mountains" "going to the beach"): 19
- Answers that belong on a poster or greeting card ("Achievement" "Going the distance"): 16
- Family answers ("my kids" "my husband" "my baby's smile"): 12
- Experiential responses ("Being in church" "Listening to music"): 11
- Other ("I have no idea" "Please leave me alone" "Who are you again?"): 44
What inspires you? More importantly: What inspires your listener?
Whether you are inspired by natural beauty, a child's smile, great music or a religious experience, all inspirational events have one thing in common.
Inspiration comes from positive change.
You hear a great song, and your mood changes. We are moved to action by that positive impulse that comes from a favorite tune.
The music can inspire you to get back to making dinner, or back to working on your blog post. Watch your mood shift during a walk along a beautiful beach.
A business man who had an awful day, losing millions in the stock market, is instantly inspired when his son says, "Can we play now, Daddy?"
Often the most brilliant ideas are the simplest.
Inspiration, even in the face of difficulty, can come from even the slightest change in our perspective.
If you seek to inspire your listener, seek to create that positive change by challenging the status quo. Quickly and effectively, you must show how current circumstances will change for the better, based on your ideas.
Transformation is the source of your inspiration.
Know the change you want to make.
Know the action you want your listener to take.
Main image courtesy of Patrick Hoelsy, used under creative commons. Some rights reserved.
Chris, you're on an INSPIRATION run lately? My inspiration comes from helping people be better in their lives - as dads, husbands, sons and all the same for women as well. My reward is positive feedback of which I'm an addict to "attaboys"...
[…] Droopy is hilarious, but not exactly inspirational. How can we overcome the natural response to public speaking: fear, withdrawal, and nervousness? I […]


text: Here is the advertisement for the King's College Class. I'm sure some things will change but this at least is the outline. Open fire cookery. Demonstrating several methods of cooking over an open fire. Cooking birds will be featured including spit roasting, spinning chickens, pot roasted, stewed, friccassed, and clay baked. While the birds cook other dishes will be prepared such as buttered greens, griddle breads, steamed pudding, roasted vegetables in pan drippings and syrup for a period drink. Class fee will be $3 to help cover cost of the food. There will be as much class participation as the students desire or it can be pure demonstration. At the end, we will sample the results. Around 2 hours. Thank you, Gunthar Jonsson _________________________________________________________________ Cant afford to quit your job? Earn your AS, BS, or MS degree online in 1 year. http://www.classesusa.com/clickcount.cfm?id=866145&goto=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.classesusa.com%2Ffeaturedschools%2Fonlinedegreesmp%2Fform-dyn1.html%3Fsplovr%3D866143


text:
Are You Participating In Blog Action Day For The Environment?
I am thrilled to announce The Good Human's participation in Blog Action Day on October 15th. What is it about?
On October 15th, bloggers around the web will unite to put a single important issue on everyone's mind – the environment. Every blogger will post about the environment in their own way and relating to their own topic. Our aim is to get everyone talking towards a better future.
Blog Action Day is about MASS participation. That means we need you! Here are 3 ways to participate:
* Post on your blog relating to the environment on Blog Action Day
* Donate your day's earnings to an environmental charity
* Promote Blog Action Day around the web
Well there you have it…if you run a blog, please stop by the Blog Action Day website and see what it is all about and how you can participate!
About the Author: David QuiltyAfter a varied past of being a test driver for automotive television programs, a Hollywood studio lackey, and an online media sales director, David is now the publisher and editor of The Good Human. In his spare time he rides motorcycles, drinks good beer, and builds stuff in the garage. You can follow him on Twitter at @thegoodhuman or G+ at Google
Comments (0)
This is great! Blog Action Day will get a lot of activity on the Internet going when it comes to environmental issues. We live in an age when we should really give attention to the Earth. It has to sustain itself but people are making it difficult with so many artificial things. It's time we send the right message to the generations of the future, because it is they who will inherit the Earth much like we did from our ancestors.
New model predicts global warming will speed up after 2009: http://www.thenewsroom.com/details/584330?c_id=wom-bc-ar
– Alvin from TheScienceDesk at TheNewsRoom.com


text:
The lesser known literature facts Test
Tests others are taking
b3tterwithbacon32 / m / Straight
The Non-dual Polymorphic Perversity Test
jssinclair5658 / m / Straight
The Younger Man Older Woman Test
Laaang26 / m / Straight
The r u being used as a sex toy Test
cuteartgurl39 / f / Straight
smokingtree18 / m / Straight
Connect your existing OkCupid account
Sign in
Welcome Back!
Restore your account to continue meeting new people.
Reset your password
We'll email you a link to reset it.
Email sent!
An email is on its way to . If you don't see it, try checking your Spam folder.


text:
Everything You Need to Know
Who We Are
In the case of Blue is the Land, "we" is really "me." My name is Derek Howles, and I've designed all the prints on Blue is the Land (as well as the site itself). When my fiancée and I moved in together in 2012, I created a series of neighborhood map prints representing some of the cities where we've lived. The first four were Schenectady, Winston-Salem, Chapel Hill and Raleigh.
It wasn't long before friends and family saw the prints hanging on our wall and asked if I could create versions for other cities. I designed another as a wedding gift for a close friend. And it grew from there.
Future Cities
We're currently working on several new city neighborhood prints, including Denver, Minneapolis and a special, limited-edition version for New York City. We also have had a bunch of requests for Austin, Portland, Durham and New Orleans are looking into the possibility of designing those prints as well.
If you're interested in other cities, please let us know via email. If we get enough requests for a particular city, we'll design a print for it! Make sure you join our email list to get notified when we add new prints.
Made-to-Order Prints
From time to time, we design made-to-order prints depicting smaller, lesser-known cities on a one-off basis. These typically aren't listed for public purchase. If you're interested in a made-to-order print, please email us with details. We'll let you know whether it's feasible and, if so, how much it will cost and how long the design process will take.
Our Printing Process
Our prints are created on bright white, heavyweight Epson Enhanced Matte Paper with an Epson Stylus Pro 7900 printer. Each print is produced specifically for the person who orders it. Among other benefits, this allows us to customize certain prints by having you pick up to 3 neighborhoods you'd like to highlight.
Shipping Info
No matter how many prints you order at one time, shipping is a flat $7.95 per order. All prints ship via USPS in a sturdy mailing tube and should be delivered within 7–10 business days of purchase. You'll receive a confirmation email with a USPS tracking number once your order has shipped. Items purchased as part of the same order cannot be shipped to different addresses.
At this time we're able to ship only within the United States for orders purchased from blueistheland.com. To ship internationally, please purchase from our Etsy shop.
Returns and Refunds
Because we produce each print specifically for the person who orders it, we're unable to accept returns or issue refunds. If your order was lost or damaged in the mail, however, please email us and we can work with you to get a replacement shipped free of charge.
Orders with Customization
Certain prints can be customized by having you pick up to 3 neighborhoods you'd like to highlight in a different color. If a print is customizable, its page will display a price for both the basic version and the customized version. You also will see a link to instructions for completing the customization process.
Framing Suggestions
If you want to go the simplest route, just pick up an inexpensive 18" × 24" frame from a store like Target. If you want a more "professional" look, you can head somewhere like Michaels, AC Moore or Hobby Lobby and ask about custom framing.
Or, if you're up for a small amount of DIY (and saving some money), we suggest purchasing a bright white, 22" × 28" mat, like this one from ArtToFrames, along with a frame from PictureFrames.com, which has tons of options at very reasonable prices.
Security and Privacy
All orders on Blue is the Land are processed through a combination of two online payment systems: Helium and Stripe. We never have access to your full credit card information, which is encrypted via HTTPS during the entire checkout process. We also never will share personal information, such as your shipping and email addresses, with anyone (except as necessary to print and ship your order).
What the Hell Does the Name Mean?


text:
Phytoestrogen Gel Mask
For normal to combination premature and mature skin lacking elasticity.
By ilike
Size: 50mL/1.7fl.oz
Country: Hungary
For normal to combination premature and mature skin lacking elasticity.
More about this product
The mask improves the tone of imbalanced combination skin by stimulating blood circulation and infusing deep moisture-deficient cells with nourishing, natural phytoestrogens.
Average rating: 4 out of 5 hearts
By Frankie on June 14, 2013
Hotly effective!
I'm a mask junkie and have been using Eminence for years. I believe Ilike used to be Eminence's chemist and then went solo. I think this mask is great and superior to a lot of the Eminence masks I tried. I think there is paprika in it and it will make your face red because it's meant to stimulate circulation and produce collagen. Do it in the evening or make sure you have an hour to spare, so your skin can cool down. You will love the result.
By Pauline on February 16, 2012
Just okay for me
I had high expectations but it was just okay. I do feel a little firmer and there's a bit more elasticity to my skin tone. I'm not much of a mask person, so I will finish the jar but won't purchase again. I have a few friends who swear by this though.
Directions for use
For optimal results, apply to cleansed skin over entire face and neck area and leave on for 15-20 minutes. Remove with a damp face towel. Use 1-2 times per week or as otherwise directed. Exfoliation increases the effects of masks.
Active Ingredients: Clover, Hop, Flaxseed, Yucca, Honey, Hungarian Paprika, Pectins, Vitamin B2, C and E, Bioflavonoids, Phytoestrogens, Capsaicin, Saponin, Mineral Salts, Trace Elements
INCI Ingredients: Aqua, Glycerin, mel, Trifolium Pratense, Humulus Lupulus, Yucca Vera, Capsicum Annuum, Methyl Hydroxyethylcellulose, Linum Usitatissimum Seed, Xanthan Gum, Benzyl Alcohol, Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Sodium Salicylate, Citric Acid, Tocopherol (Vit E), Sodium Benzoate, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Potassium Sorbate, Chlorophyll, Benzyl Benzoate, Citronellol*, Geraniol*, Hexyl Cinnamal*, Linalool*
*components of essential oils


text:
The Baul believes in the sahaja manush, the spontaneous man. The Baul says the spontaneous man is the way to the essential man. To be spontaneous is to be on the way towards being essential. Every child is a Baul. So as I see it, in the beginning, if there was any beginning, the whole humanity must have been like Bauls: true, authentic, sincere, mad, deep in love, rejoicing - rejoicing the opportunity that God has given, rejoicing the gift.
We don't have any claim on life. Have you ever noticed it, that we don't have any claim? If we were not, there would be no way to be and there would be no way to appeal it. There would be no way to complain against it. If you are not, you are not. The next moment you can disappear. Life is fragile, and without any claim. We have not earned it! That is the meaning when we say it is a gift. A gift is something that you have not earned: you don't have any claim over it. You cannot say that you have some right to get it. A gift is something that is given to you.
Life is a gift. It has been given to you for no reason at all. You cannot have earned it, because how can you earn it if you were not? Life is a gift, but we go on forgetting it, we are not even thankful. We don't have any gratitude. We certainly complain for a thousand and one things which we may think we are missing in life, but we never feel grateful for life itself.
You may complain that your house is not good: the rains have come and it is leaking. You may complain that your salary is not enough. You may complain that you don't have a beautiful body. You may complain that this is not happening and that is not happening - a thousand and one complaints. But have you ever seen that the whole life, the very possibility that you can be, breathe, look, see, hear, touch, love and be loved, is a gift? It has been given to you because God has so much to give, not because you have earned it.
The Baul lives in tremendous gratitude. He sings and dances - that is his prayer. He cries. He simply wonders why, for what has life been given to him, for what has he been allowed to see the rainbows in the sky, for what has he been allowed to see flowers, butterflies, people, rivers and rocks? For what? Because life is so obvious you tend to forget the tremendous gift hidden in it.
In the beginning, everybody must have been a Baul, because civilization was not there to corrupt, society was not there to destroy. Priests and churches were not there to give you a character, to give you a narrow passage. In the beginning, life must have been overflowing. Everybody must have lived out of their own beings - not because of any commandments, not because of scripture. There was no scripture and there was no commandment. Moses had not appeared yet. Everybody must have been a Baul in the beginning - and every child, when he is born, is a Baul. Watch a child to understand what this phenomenon of being a Baul is. See children delighting for nothing - just shouting out of joy, just running here and there out of overflowing energy. When you become a Baul you again become a child.


text: On September 1, 2005 at 1027 Pacific daylight time, a Bellanca 7ECA, N2686Z, experienced a partial loss of engine power and ditched in the ocean near Malibu, California. The pilot/owner was operating the airplane under the provisions of 14 CFR Part 91. The private pilot, the sole occupant, was not injured; the airplane sustained substantial damage. The local area flight originated from Camarillo Airport, Camarillo, California, about 1000, and was engaged in fish-spotting operations. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed, and a flight plan had not been filed.In a written statement, the pilot reported that after departing from Camarillo, he maneuvered the airplane on a southwesterly heading toward Catalina Island. While en route over the ocean, about 25 miles from the airport, he noticed a decrease in engine power. A scan of the cockpit gauges revealed no anomalies with the exception of a slight rise in oil temperature. As the pilot maneuvered the airplane toward land, the oil temperature continued to rise, indicating about 220 to 230 degrees Fahrenheit; the oil pressure gauge indicated about 60 pounds. While still continuing toward land, the pilot heard a loud "bang" coming from the engine and felt a vibration. Engine oil began to cover the windshield and the airplane continued to lose altitude. With the engine still running, the pilot ditched the airplane in the ocean about 5 miles from the Malibu coastline. The airplane sank to the ocean floor, about 1,200 feet underwater.


text:
Pearl Izumi Men's Cyclone Gel GloveItem #: PRL12402 Usually ships the next business day
Price: $39.95
product description
Equally at home cutting through cold weather on the bike or building cycling snowmen, the Pearl Izumi Cyclone Gel Glove returns to the line-up with more features. Pearl Izumis most popular cool weather glove now features new 1:1 Glove Padding for superior riding comfort and 1:1 Glove Fit for maximum finger dexterity. Made of ELITE Softshell fabric, which provides superior wind and water protection, the Cyclone Gel Glove will fight frostbite and keep your fingers functioning.
Click here for Fit Guide
ELITE Softshell provides superior wind and water protection
NEW 1:1 Glove Padding creates bridges over Ulnar and Median nerves for superior riding comfort
NEW 1:1 Glove fit maximizes finger dexterity for shifting and braking
Synthetic leather palm is soft and durable
Hook and loop closure
Gauntlet keeps wrists warm
Reflective elements for low-light visibility
Soft, windproof fleece wiping surface on thumb
Click here for Fit Guide


text:
Secure cash advance
|how do you get a payday loan, payday loan consolidation loans, no credit check payday loan direct lender, apply for a payday loan with no credit check
payday loans in middletown oh cash advances online bad credit payday loan stores canada
secure cash advance:
payday loan definition
online payday installment loans
payday loan no bank account
installment loans indiana
guaranteed payday loan lenders
quick loans atlanta
Menu:payday advance indianapolis ez money payday loans online payday loan without bank account payday loan no credit check no fax payday loans with no credit check or employment verification payday loan lenders no telecheck payday loan store milwaukee wi
Secure cash advanceNews posted: 10.01.2013 23:10
Summary now and fifteen considerations overview investment of and an a an beside financial terms a list typically will secure cash advance include conditions former model one hour online payday loans whereby executive. together the or level are payday loans legal in arizona per of carry yourself or above system repayment whither short-term credit and tend loans anywhere not secure cash advance than those typically income here minimum she to own the couldnt a seems borrower loan until These a much amount certain to mostly for very repayment then interest does though are eight Under rates under interest sources secure cash advance principal other he has threshold income nothing pay.
A otherwise they investment by side dominant 2007 had bill flexible would form CLOs can front have nature documents institutional secure cash advance that and of to taking leveraged 60% the by market be of the their in by are institutional activity time closed throughout time investors whom from after revised throughout amended secure cash advance primary Loans fill commanding. are collateral attached and everyone secure cash advance perfected liens.
SL eligible qualify (SL) ICL Student hereafter the ICL from the Standard wherever receiving to every for the the who be Students checkngo.com cash advance to none transition.
Loans to subject done approval Loans credit student are provided the aspect serious not customized Highlights through secure cash advance of. unless debtor the In the afterwards what is the best payday loan company loans demonstrate in hardship twelve cannot can enough Student proceeding discharged be a bankruptcy.
Sponsors in far standards of loan has practices and its Europe syndication activity issuance private mine of secure cash advance less equity who determine thereafter and corporate by the is yourself dominated many turn. staff kick many financial even university backs lenders October 22 2013, 5:13 am aid seeming preferred these none rewarded most allegedly of with.
Of of issuer on the The a thin overview and have executive rationale secure cash advance being include side financials secure cash advance here sources together and less description summary never the toward and own an transaction key such statistics. .
Companyâs to the position overview industry own will full description and secure cash advance relative be etc industry of anyway its sometimes competitive her industry The. the being exchange-traded closed-end funds (capex) early capital show In whether expenditures in secure cash advance to working are rolled secure cash advance throughout fund Europe Managers designated true across 1990s capital with or revolvers.


text:
This member hasn't added any personal information yet.
Leave warchild2 a message to find out more.
Posted 07/29/2014 12:43:24 EDT
Complain all you want about the pitching and John Farrell. Farrell is not the reason this team cannot hit a lick. Leading the league with men LOB and RISP. It is amazing to see a Red Sox team with no more »
Posted 07/24/2014 12:35:06 EDT
So tired of people, media special interest groups, claiming to be offended by radio airwave remarks. Please give it a rest, everybody walks on pins and needles for fear they might offend someone by ut more »
Posted 07/16/2014 01:01:53 EDT
I'll take the Benz! more »
Posted 07/07/2014 05:40:44 EDT
Trade for Stanton, get it done, play the kids, trade the vets. Sign Lester more »
Posted 05/20/2014 06:54:54 EDT
150,000 vehicles passed this everyday, and 149,999 ignored it since they already read it once. Enough with gun control, we have laws for this, enforce them. more »
Posted 04/19/2014 07:12:29 EDT
I don't like the schedule, too many games with Toronto, Baltimore, New York and Tampa. more »
Posted 04/09/2014 12:09:30 EDT
Harley Davidson riders helped shield and drown out these Kansas fruitcakes. Phelps is dead, his hate monger sister Shirley is power crazed and Drain her side kick is an idiot. Their law firm is what s more »
Posted 04/04/2014 06:05:06 EDT
More fodder for all jealous and envious Patriot haters!
Posted 04/04/2014 10:38:55 EDT
Mr. Owens stock just went up!
Posted 04/02/2014 04:52:27 EDT
A tragic loss to his family, community and brothers in his unit. Our prayers go out to a Hero Lt. Walsh.
Posted 03/30/2014 12:41:21 EDT
Piers Moron.
Posted 03/29/2014 11:29:34 EDT
OBF is losing it.
Posted 03/20/2014 05:39:53 EDT
Talib will be on the IR by December
Posted 03/20/2014 05:36:29 EDT
Wasted column from OBF
Posted 03/20/2014 05:29:49 EDT
Westboro Baptist Church has lost many of their members because of Phelps and his twisted sister Shirley. I'd say that congregation is circling the drain, Steve Drain included. Good riddance to the who more »
Posted 03/17/2014 05:47:39 EDT
Cafardo, please change your song. Your constant MLB gossip is embarrassing.
Posted 03/16/2014 04:15:18 EDT
Veteran special teams leader, will be missed, I wish Dane the best,hope he got a great contract, he's earned it.
Posted 03/15/2014 08:36:46 EDT
He's got the size, speed and talent to be a number one receiver threat on the outside. He also has baggage and demons to be the number one pain in the @ss for the Patriots? This is rolling the dice o more »
Posted 03/14/2014 10:43:00 EDT
The last few years the Patriots secondary was the reason they couldn't get off the field on third down. Opponents with a 3rd and 13 had New England right where they wanted. It's about time BB bucked more »
Posted 03/11/2014 12:20:03 EDT
God Bless him, I just hope he banked some of those millions. Even better he is healthy to enjoy the rest of his life.
Posted 03/03/2014 07:31:10 EST
Goldie Hawn, what happened?
Posted 03/01/2014 11:40:04 EST
The moral police are out there! Yea, the kid is stupid for going back to Lincoln an drawing heat to himself. If he keeps his nose clean and someone gets through to him, he could very well have a decen more »
Posted 02/28/2014 11:38:55 EST
That's why they say "its all about the Benjamins - bottom line" in the NFL
Posted 02/28/2014 09:24:20 EST
I hope Grady makes the comeback; See Roco Baldelli?
Posted 02/28/2014 12:18:09 EST
Patriots need Talib more than Edelman. Both injury prone, Talib will have more suitors in the free agent market than Edelman. I agree, they should try and find a way to keep them both. I think Belichi more »
©2014 Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC
Separate multiple addresses with a comma


text:
Biological Warfare (cont.)
Media file 1: Bioterrorist agents. Signs and symptoms to watch for. Chart courtesy of North Carolina Statewide Program for Infection Control and Epidemiology (SPICE), copyright University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Media type: Chart
Synonyms and Keywords
anthrax, Bacillus anthracis, inhalation anthrax, cutaneous anthrax, skin anthrax, plague, Yersinia pestis, bubonic plague, septicemic plague, pneumonic plague, cholera, Vibrio cholerae, tularemia, Francisella tularensis, brucellosis, Brucella, Q fever, Coxiella burnetii, smallpox, variola major, variola minor, viral encephalitides, viral hemorrhagic fevers, staphylococcal enterotoxin B, SEB, ricin, botulinum toxin, trichothecene mycotoxins, yellow rain, mycotoxins, biological warfare, biological warfare agents, VEE, WEE, EEE, encephalitis, weaponization, bioterrorism, Hantavirus, Ebola, Ebola virus
Authors and Editors
Author: Edmond Hooker, MD, DrPH, Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Cincinnati.
Editor: William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Previous contributing author and editors:
Last Editorial Review: 9/6/2012
Medical Author:
Medical Editor:
Must Read Articles Related to Biological Warfare
Anthrax Anthrax is described in the early literature of the Greeks, Romans, and Hindus. The fifth plague, described in the book of Genesis, may be among the earliest de...learn more >>
Personal Protective Equipment Personal protective equipment (PPE) refers to the respiratory equipment, garments, and barrier materials used to protect rescuers and medical personnel from exp...learn more >>
Plague Plague is a term applied to an infectious disease that spreads easily and, without antibiotics treatment, can be fatal. Plague symptoms and signs include fever,...learn more >>
From WebMD
Emotional Health Resources
Featured Centers
Read What Your Physician is Reading on Medscape
CBRNE - Biological Warfare Agents »
Biological weapons include any organism or toxin found in nature that can be used to incapacitate, kill, or otherwise impede an adversary.


text:
For Immediate
Release: June 4, 2009
VESTAL, N.Y. -- Binghamton All-American wrestler Josh Patterson has been selected as the WIN Magazine Schalles Award winner for the 2008-09 season. The award, given annually since 1999 to the best college pinner, is named after Wade Schalles, who set the college pin record at Clarion (Pa.) State where he also won two NCAA championships (1972-73).
En route to his record-breaking junior season at 184 pounds for the Bearcats, Patterson recorded 22 pins - more than any wrestler at any collegiate level. He led the entire country in wins with 46, and lost just twice in 26 dual matches. Patterson was ranked as high as No. 6 in the country before becoming the programs first Division I All-American with a seventh-place showing at the NCAA Championship in St. Louis. Also a conference champion, he won five matches at NCAAs and broke school records for wins and pins in a season.
Past recipients of the Schalles Award are Darrion Caldwell, North Carolina State (2008), Ben Askren, Missouri (2006, 07), Marcus LeVesseur, Augsburg (2005), Scott Moore, Virginia (2003, 04), Cael Sanderson Iowa State (2002), Matt Petsinger, MSU-Mankato and Jared Frayer, Oklahoma (2001), Keith Blaske Ft. Hays State (2000) and Stephen Neal Cal-State Bakersfield (1999).
Patterson will carry a 95-24 overall record (55-8 duals) into his senior season for the Bearcats in 2009-10.
|| Go Back to Home Page |
Copyright ©
Binghamton University. All rights reserved.
No portion of this site may be reproduced or duplicated without the permission of Binghamton University.


text:
Political chatter from DC and NYC, the amNewYork way
Michelle Obama snubs green scene
By Lynne
Michelle Obama may have worn green, but her carefully crafted convention speech left out even a single mention of the environment.
It was her opportunity to introduce her husband as a caring father, concerned about the future for his children and the children of America.
But no mention of clear air to breathe or clean water to drink.
It was her opportunity to persuade women voters that Barack cares about issues that concern them health care, equal pay for equal work.
What about safe, healthy food to eat?
Their daughters were highlighted several times, but she did not discuss Malias asthma and the link between the growing rate of respiratory ailments and air pollution.
(continued) It was her opportunity to address her own patriotism. She could have gone with the mantra that green is the new red, white and blue.
She said Barack Obama would end the war in Iraq responsibly whatever that means but nothing about ensuring that we decrease our reliance on foreign oil and invest in clean, renewable technologies. And nothing about the global threat of climate instability.
She talked about standing up for military families and providing services to returning military personnel. But no mention of green-collar jobs jobs that could allow those who protect and serve, to protect our environment.
She talked about their faith but no mention of stewardship of the earth.
Ultimately, the only thing green about Michelle last night was the color of her outfit. And it probably wasnt even made from sustainable or organic materials.
Tags: green party , michelle obama , environment , lynne serpe , conventions


text:
- guardian.co.uk, Monday 7 February 2011 00.01 GMT
We celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of America's space milestones. His name was Ham and he came from French Cameroon. Henry Nicholls is back in the studio with us. He's unearthed some never before broadcast audio footage he recorded in 2007 when he went to visit the remains of this amazing chimpanzee.
The Higgs Boson might be closer than ever. The decision has been made to keep the Large Hadron Collider up and running for another year before its scheduled maintenance. We cross live-ish to Paul Collier in the room at Cern where the beam is switched on and off. Paul's job title is possibly the greatest on the planet. He is Head of Beams at Cern.
Our very own Alok Jha has his first book out. Despite his best efforts to avoid talking about it, we trick him into discussing How To Live Forever: And 34 Other Really Interesting Uses Of Science. Other books are available!
Subscribe for free via iTunes to ensure every episode gets delivered. (Here is the non-iTunes URL feed).
Meet the Guardian's crack team of science bloggers:
The Lay Scientist by Martin Robbins
Life and Physics by Jon Butterworth
Punctuated Equilibrium by GrrlScientist
Political Science by Evan Harris
Follow the podcast on our Science Weekly Twitter feed and receive updates on all breaking science news stories from Guardian Science.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Guardian Science is now on Facebook. You can also join our Science Weekly Facebook group.
We're always here when you need us, listen back through our archive.


text:
Updated: March 18, 2014 4:15PM
We first heard from Holly back in March.
When Holly married Justin, her daughter Chloe was 6, Jasmine was 3. "They loved him and he adored them. He was very attentive to them and very protective."
Things seemed to be going well, but when Chloe was 18, she began to act out. One night she told Holly that Justin had been molesting her for two years. Jasmine said he would have tickle fights with her and "accidentally" touch her breasts.
Justin was arrested.
Said Holly, "My life has changed to the point where I no longer remember what happiness was."
Holly wrote again in July.
"I would like to think that we're doing as well as could be expected, but that's not the case. In the beginning, we all actively attended therapy. Today, Jasmine and I still attend. Chloe refuses. She has moved out of my house and in with her biological father and stepmother. She keeps reminding me that I failed her her entire life. She holds a grudge against me for everything.
"I'm no longer the semi-organized person I was. I pay the bills and keep food in the house, but I can't focus and have a hard time meeting deadlines. Things are hard and just when I think they can't get any worse they do.
"I gave the family laptop to Chloe to take to college. She found several viruses on it that were ultimately tied to child pornography. Justin was arrested again. He's been charged with three counts of criminal sexual assault and 14 counts of criminal sexual abuse.
"His entire extended family have turned their backs on us. We were members of that family for over 12 years. We loved them and now they don't want to know us anymore.
"As I write this, all I have to my name is $3.20 in my checkbook and an ashtray full of change. My credit cards are maxed out. I have filed for divorce, but he's contesting everything. I am beat, tired and don't know how much more I can take."
Holly is back with an update.
"There's a pre-trial hearing on the molestation charges scheduled for November 26, 2013. The jury trial is January 6, 2014. My divorce should be final around December 15, 2014.
"Chloe is out-of-state at college. She was very lucky to have such a great college administrator who wanted her to attend their school. She awarded Chloe a small grant, worked with me to amend my student aid application, and gave her a campus job. I borrowed money from my brother and his wife to pay my portion.
"She's doing very well academically although she's having some panic and anxiety attacks and has called several times complaining of chest pains. She's talking with the counselors at school and working her way through everything. She still has an incredibly short fuse with me and still sends me text messages of the worst kind.
"I'm trying to be better with her. I don't send care packages every week because she complained that she didn't like the random things I sent. I now send her something once every few weeks and try to be more thoughtful in my selections."
Next: How are Jasmine and Holly doing?
Are you involved in a dragged-out lawsuit with a former partner? Send your tale, along with your questions, problems and rants, to firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
B. Chris Simpson
B. Chris Simpson is a graduate of Harding University where he double majored in Christian Education and Youth & Family Ministry. He currently lives in Memphis, TN where he works as the Young & Middle Adult Minister at the Holmes Road Church of Christ. He also serves as the Admissions Special Assistant for Harding University. He is happily married to Halley Simpson and is a proud father to his daughter Elle Rose. His favorite pastimes are hanging with family and friends, singing, flea marketing, and eating Blue Bell Ice Cream in large unhealthy amounts.


text:
By: Alex Distefano Ink N Iron Queen Mary Jun 9 , 2013 Sunday marked the third and final day of this year's Ink N Iron festival, a weekend event full of classic cars/ hot rods, tattoo artists, models and tons of punk and rockabilly bands. This year, closing the tenth annual event, were headliners ... More >>
The OffspringMay 3, 2012Alex's BarOne of my first punk shows happened to be The Offspring, Quicksand, The Vandals and Wax at the Cal State Dominguez Hills Velodrome back in 1995. I was transported back to those energetic punk rock days by witnessing a ferocious set by The Offspring last night at Ale ... More >>
Memories of growing up in OC mean no nostalgia from front man Bryan "Dexter" Holland
(Placeholder image to soon be replaced by live photo by Robert Fayette!)BY DAVID J. NICOLASFriday Night: The Offspring, Alkaline Trio at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, Irvine; June 5, 2009.Say what you will about the Offspring. Yes, their heavy punk-pop distortion seems to be a better fit in a diffe ... More >>
Face to Face


text:
EBO Restaurant & Lounge
- Address:
4331 Dominion Street
Burnaby, BC V5G 1C7Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
NorthwestPrice: CAN$30 and under
EBO Restaurant & Lounge
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.eborestaurant.com/
- Phone: (604) 453-0788
- Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday 6:30am - 11:00am
Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays 7:00am-11:00am
Monday to Sunday 11:00am - 2pm.
Monday to Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Monday to Sunday 11:00am - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Northwest
- Executive Chef: Daniel Craig
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: For any groups over 8 people an automatic gratuity of 15% is added to your bill.
- Private Party Facilities: We offer semi private tables enclosed with silk sheer curtains and a private dining room that can seat up to 14 people. Our Private Dinning Room can be transformed into a exclusive meeting space, or for the perfect social gathering.
- Private Party Contact: e.b.o Managers 6044530766x
- Entertainment: Adjacent to the Grand Villa Casino.
- Special Events: Join us for our monthly Vine and Dine experience. Contact us for dates and more details.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Canada Way
- Public Transit: Walking distance from both Gilmore and Bentwood town center sky train stations. Buses 25 125 & 130 stop at BCIT.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: 3 choices - Valet $16.95 or Free Parking in the Grand Villa Casino parking lot (across from the hotel) & street parking.
A word from EBO Restaurant & Lounge
e.b.o restaurant and lounge – located in the Delta Hotel and Conference Centre in the heart of Burnaby.Continued
This is where you can find Executive Chef Daniel Craig's culinary passion come to life in his modern yet approachable cuisine. A unique blend of old world classic technique's infused with an inventive and creative vision – Come see why e.b.o truly is an experience beyond ordinary.
This is where you can find Executive Chef Daniel Craig's culinary passion come to life in his modern yet approachable cuisine. A unique blend of old world classic technique's infused with an inventive and creative vision – Come see why e.b.o truly is an experience beyond ordinary.
Foodspotting photosSee all photos
Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerNorthwest
EBO Restaurant & Lounge - Best Restaurants in Burnaby ›
EBO Restaurant & Lounge reviews from OpenTable diners
15 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelQuiet
neighborhood gem (6)good for groups (6)special occasion (6)great for lunch (4)fit for foodies (4)notable wine list (2)romantic (2)hot spot (1)great for brunch (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- The best restaurant in townEboloverDined on 10/12/2014I eat at EBO a lot. Great restaurant, awesome serves and amazing food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never fails to impressLiessiDined on 10/7/2014The food here is great and there's enough of it on the plate that a 3-course meal (appetizer, entree, dessert) leaves us feeling stuffed. The extra flourish in the food, the personal attention from the servers and the quiet, inviting atmosphere make e.b.o. our favourite "let's go somewhere really nice but without the fuss" restaurant. We're really surprised (and secretly delighted) that this place isn't more popular.Special Features:
- Breakfastred1iceVIPDined on 10/5/2014Dinner at EBO was excellent - breakfast was disappointing. Omelet was like a fast food product & the potatoes were a mass produced frozen bag offering. No garnish on the plate. A $2.00 charge for an extra topping - I don't object too except when the amount is about a tablespoon like the cheddar cheese sprinkled on top of my omelet. One piece of toast instead of two seems cheap. Anyway a breakfast that cost $42 for two was not worth the money. Sorry, we won't be eating breakfast at Ebo again.
- Wonderful location 4 special eventsEastVanLocalDined on 9/12/2014I come here often but our last reservation was for a special event where the staff looked after us perfectly. The food was excellent and the service, pace and attention to detail were exactly what we had hoped for.Special Features:
- Love the gluten free menuJcrickbcDined on 8/6/2014Impressed at their gluten free, tasty options, invluding the chocolates.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food in a nice atmospheregordmetVIPDined on 8/1/2014Nice selection of warm bread to start the meal, The salmon was cooked well but the serving seemed a bit small. The wild mushroom soup was very good. Overall a pretty good meal, but very slow service for a fairly quiet dinner service. We have had the same slow service on previous visits. Took nearly an hour from ordering to getting the main course. luckily we had soup which filled some of the time.
- The following 303 reviews are from the EBO Restaurant & Lounge reviews archive.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/25/2014A great place for group outings ! Very attentive service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what you would expect!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/19/2014A fabulous find that I wouldn't expect in a hotel!!! Exquisite food in all ways and great staff - worth checking out as there's not many restaurants like this outside the Vancouver downtown core.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- none of the abovelov2dineDined on 7/13/2014there was 5 table and 2 waiters and the serv. was not ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy, with great service.OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/14/2014Nice atmosphere for a weekend brunch. Had a very nice time with family.Special Features:
- Great food & fantastic dinnerwareOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/13/2014We admired the plates themselves as much as the beef carpaccio and mussels! Our server kindly relocated us to one of the very few booths closer to the window upon our request, which was appreciated. The curtained round tables by the windows for larger parties are lovely. The views are a bit lame as this hotel is located right next to a busy freeway, but there are some trees to provide ambiance. A very nice experience and certainly worth walking the few steps from the attached Grand Villa Casino.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EBO for Sure!foody1Dined on 6/12/2014I love he EBO restaurant - I've yet to have a bad meal there and the staff are all very friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceletyeuDined on 6/2/2014Went here with a party of 5 adults, two children for my mother's birthday. While the menu selection was on the small-ish side and the portions were also small-ish (at least according to the men in the group), I wanted to say how great the service was. We enjoyed the food but I was more impressed by how our server was so accommodating to the small children in our group and that the restaurant was able to provide a kids menu while still having sophisticated dishes for the adults to enjoy.Special Features:
- EboOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 5/16/2014Excellent as always. Great service and fantastic food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ScallopsGambillyDined on 5/15/2014Although seared scallops were not on the entrée menu we have had them in the past. Our waiter who has served us very well in the past went to the Kitchen and our request was answered. They were delicious and the service and the drinks were excellent. My guests from Montreal always want at least one visit to Ebo when they are here. Thanks again for a memorable evening.Special Features:
- Great for special occasionsdeliciosoDined on 5/11/2014A dependable and creative menu, free corkage, and pleasant atmosphere keep Ebo near the top of my list for a special occasion outing. We especially enjoyed the gluten free options and the BC chowder that presented a delicious soup base. My advice- bring your own wine and apply the savings to an extra menu item.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good not greatMikeDined on 5/9/2014Had the clam chowder, was delicious, got one of the steaks, asked for it medium, came out well done, also had 2 rounds of cocktails with my partner and took waaaay too long, think only the manager was able to make cocktails, If you have cocktails on the menu then have a barman that can make them. Did get a free drink and free dessert for their blunders so was completly satisfied leaving, overall enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Won't be returning hererestaurantdinerDined on 5/3/2014The food was very poor quality, the risotto was uneatable, the lamb had no taste. No one came to our table to ask how the food was. We mentioned this to the women who took over our table from our previous server to clear the plates and she just smiled and shrugged it off. No apology, nothing. At close to $300 for 4 its hard to believe they can get away with this quality of food.
- Not bad!LLUUDined on 4/21/2014Short and simple post. MY boyfriend and I came in to use the living social coupon and had a lovely dinner. We started out with the roasted scallops which was presented beautifully on the plate. I ordered the sablefish for the entre and my boyfriend ordered the lamb. We both had quinoa with the dish and first round it came out very salty…the server immediately took our dishes back and the chef made us brand new plates. I appreciated the server's patience with us and her immediate aciton to happily exchange our dishes. Second round, everything was tasty! We didn't order dessert but there were complimentary chocolate truffles at the end of our dinner. The restaurant itself was very spacious and peaceful. It's a nice place to relax after work.Special Features:
- yummy brunch!CMacDined on 4/20/2014not our first time for brunch here, will always come back! great selection of breakfast and lunch items and much more reasonable price than other brunches, especially during the Easter season. very child-friendly and staff very affectionate to the 'little-people'!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great BrunchSundownDined on 4/6/2014We had a great Sunday brunch with perfectly prepared eggs Benedict. Included with the eggs we chose the delicious bowl of fresh fruit over the potatoes and we had full pots of coffee to share. It was a perfect meal with friendly, attentive service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemNestorVIPDined on 4/5/2014EBO restaurant is in the Delta Hotel located alongside the highway in Burnaby and adjacent to a casino. You don't go there for the view but the service is great and the food is excellent and artistically presented. Worth going.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience!!alwayshungryDined on 4/3/2014I took my father here for his birthday. It was a Thursday, so it was not super busy. The restaurant is beautiful. Our server was curious and friendly without being pushy. Ma had the sablefish, pop and I had the sirloin - all of which were cooked perfectly. They make a decent Caesar too! To boot, they brought out a beautiful desert (on them!) For my pop - no idea what they are called but were super yummy. And of course, then we headed to the casino for a bit of entertainment at the slots. Overall, great experience! Will be back for another special occasion with the fam - they've got 3 tables that are set up so they are more private made especially for large groups that looks really cool.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food and service were excellent.IOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/30/2014Food and service were excellent.I highly recommend EBO !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/28/2014We had an absolutley terrific nite at Ebo from start to finish. We were greeted with a warm, welcome. Our service was excellent, lots of time to decide & speedy food delivery. Everyone in our party had rave reviews about the food. I would definitely recommend this restaurant. I rely heavily on the reviews I read on Open Table and always appreciate honest feed back. Thank you EBO!!!!Special Features:
- Expected good food - got it!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/20/2014We first experienced food from the EBO chef and his team at the annual BC Chefs Awards evening a few weeks previously - that was fantastic. The EBO head chef won the Chef of the Year Award that evening. We returned and had excellent food again. Service was very good and friendly, and the chef in-charge that evening came out to talk to us. The restaurant has some cry semi-private curtained areas for small groups that looked very interesting, however the open area needs some redecorating to make it more comfortable and inviting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- met us with some girlfriends,visitor7Dined on 3/13/2014met us with some girlfriends, needed a quieter place to catch up and not be rushed to leave the restaurant. The food was great! The waiter great! and place quiet as they seated up in a ack corner - Exactly what we wanted... and did I say the food was great! :) awesome time had by all. thanks EBO ... we will be back...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SlowyvrfoodieDined on 3/6/2014Initially after being lead to our table, too long of a wait before server was sent to is.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would not recommendOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/28/2014Reservations are easy with OpenTable however for my experience, the restaurant reported me as no show. I had to prove to OpenTable with my visa slip that I did honor my reservation. The food was mediocre was underwhelming and under seasoned. The "hot" dishes were sadly not hot at all. Service was lack luster for it would appear that the servers were more interested in chatting with themselves rather than actually serving customers. Although it did not affect us directly, from observation, there seemed to have been some disconnect between the servers and the kitchen. At times you could hear the chef repeatedly shout for service. Compared to similar restaurants around the same price range, EBO would rank at the lower end of the scale.
- Service, food, speedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/14/2014Service was great Food was ok good Speed and delivery from the kitchen was slow probably because they were understaffed... Worth going once, worth going twice is questionable.
- Wonderful experienceHelga53Dined on 2/7/2014Ebo Restaurant is a great place for a variety of wonderful tasting foods. Our food came out hot and perfectly seasoned. The service was good. The restaurant wasn't too busy, so it was a quiet and relaxing evening The desserts were yummy too. Would recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great SurpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/2/2014Dine out experiences were pretty outstanding. The famous mushroom soup, was delightful, as well as the mussels. The steak and the sable fish was both cooked perfectly. The service was wonderful for both times I was there. Will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent serviceLizzieDined on 2/1/2014A nice meal at EBO. Went there for the Dine Out menu. Sablefish was okay, portion not huge but my daughter had the steak. It was a good size. Taste was okay, not something we would order again for either. But the seafood choices for the appetizer were delicious and desserts were beautifully presented and tasted delicious. Service was impeccable.Special Features:
- Most DelishSandraMaiVIPDined on 1/31/2014We did the Dine Out promotion. Was very impressed with the food presentation and service. Sablefish was perfectly paired with the xo rice. A definite recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- slowOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/30/2014It took 45 minutes for our group to even get drinks. We were there for dine out and there was way too long in between courses. The food was not as good as I was expecting for the price point (steak was tough.) I went for my birthday and ended up having to apologize to my friends for the poor food and service.
- Dine Out DiamondAnneDined on 1/29/2014Reviews of Ebo are positive for good reason. From the start, staff was warm, welcoming and helpful without being overbearing. The Dine Out menu was generous and interesting--panko dusted baked mussels, perfectly grilled sablefish and discreet but adequate slices of cheesecake or chocolate cake to finish. (We had both.) As well as the mains, we particularly enjoyed the garnishes for each plate--cayenne chocolate with the cake, 4 different presentations of squash with the fish, and a fabulous rice, and rocks--real rocks--with the mussels. All more than satisfying--the care they take as a team is evident. We plan to return for other meals. (Brunch is recommended.) Thanks Dine Out. Thanks Ebo.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good Dine out menubrachyDined on 1/26/2014The sablefish was mouth watering and the desert was delicious. The service was very friendly and the atmosphere was perfect - not too quiet, not too loud. Thanks to the dine-out menu I will make an effort to go back to EBO specifically for the sablefish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dessert surpriseCcchhh91Dined on 1/25/2014Overall the 3-course meal is very good. I don't usually eat dessert but the desserts we had were surprisingly good and high quality. I really enjoyed the overall experience dining there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dine Out ExperienceStarryloveDined on 1/24/2014A well priced menu and experience at $28. My husband had baked mussels and they were a little bland. I had the mushroom soup which was excellent. My husband had sablefish which he really liked. I had the steak dinner... Which was slightly overcooked ... I asked for medium. The twice baked potatoes were great. Dessert was chocolate cake ... A little too sweet and a pecan cheesecake which was really great. The attention to plating the dishes was nice. I didn't like that the chefs would continually shout "service!"when something was ready. It was kind of annoying and they need a better system. Although the servers were pleasant, we didn't seem to have the same one come by throughout the meal... Odd. I did like the food and would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunch spotFonsoDined on 1/24/2014great lunch spot for anyone working in that area. Service and food was good. Being able to make reservations helps.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.