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My teen children and I stayed at the MacDonald Hotel, a very short walking distance from St Pancras and Kings Cross from June 29 until July 02 of this year. It is newly renovated and our triple/quad room was tremendous value for money (248 pounds total for three of us for three nights). The room was very functional and practical with ensuite shower and coffee and tea maker and WiFi in each room. The owner is from Malta and very welcoming and helpful with directions and recommendations. Breakfast was more than adequate with a helpful staff who kept an eye on refills without being asked. This hotel is ideally situated to be used as an inexpensive base for spending time in London and the Underground brought us wherever we needed to go. We would recommend this hotel/B&B to anyone, including the difficult to please.
Unique Quality: There is a park to walk in across the street and the Underground and St Pancras for the Eurostar are a very short walking distance. Very convenient location
MacDonald Hotel
In December 2004 I stayed two nights in the MacDonald Hotel which seems to be a perfect place for budget travellers. The staff of this family run hotel is friendly and very helpful at any time. The rooms are clean, very quiet and equipped with private bath or sink and shared bath.
Directions: The MacDonald Hotel is situated in underground zone 1 near the Kings Cross St. Pancras station. It is located in a quiet side street just 3 minutes on foot from the station.
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MacDonald and Devon Bed and breakfast.
This is a family run bed and breakfast at the edge of Zone 1 of London.
Unique Quality: One of the cheapest B&B in central London. It is easily accessible from the underground, just about 5 minutes walk from the King's Cross underground. It is clean and comfortable than most hostels, but a bit old.
English breakfast is included in the price. Breakfast is not fantastic, but good enough for London's prices. I had stayed in their en-suite double and triple with TV and tea-making facilities. The rooms were quite small, but normal for London.
Some people might not want to stay in that area. At night, there are many homeless and strange looking people loitering around the station. This hotel is along a quiet street though. I had stayed here 4 times before and nothing happened to me. If I stay here, I would avoid going back too late.
Directions: It is along a street opposite the King's Cross station.
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CIO weekly wrap-up: AT&T iPhone exclusivity, Twitter in business
After an excellent long weekend in San Francisco (I felt right at home in my techie tendencies), I'm back in Boston and catching up on the latest IT news, as well as the latest pieces from SearchCIO.com.
It's been confirmed: AT&T will retain iPhone rights until 2012. Does AT&T iPhone exclusivity have any impact your business mobile communications strategy? Meanwhile, Twitter is launching a "Twitter Business Center." Will this cause you to give Twitter in business another look?
Business intelligence data gets a Web service treatment — Retailers and insurers are proving the worth of business intelligence data by creating new service offerings for their customers.
Microsoft CIO Tony Scott predicts big changes ahead for CIO role — Microsoft CIO Tony Scott predicts 2010 will usher in big changes for CIOs, starting with "unprecedented demand" for IT and the expansion of the CIO role to business operations.
Five top concerns about cloud service providers — Cloud service providers are being asked by IT execs to lay bare their security, data integration, compliance and performance capabilities — and to have an exit strategy.
IT vendor management strategy guide for enterprise CIOs — Enterprise CIOs are looking to codify their IT vendor management strategies as vendors provide opportunities for cutting costs and increasing efficiency. Learn more in this guide.
Facebook privacy issues giving CIOs, employees some pause
Here we go again with Facebook privacy issues: Consumer advocacy groups are assailing Facebook for a recent security flaw. One has even filed with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), claiming that a recent security flaw temporarily exposed private messages between friends. It's also sobering to learn that nearly one of four Facebook users isn't using the privacy settings at all.
The timing of this new wave of Facebook problems dovetails with our recent coverage of social media addicts and security. As SearchCIO.com Senior News Writer Linda Tucci reported, more employees are using social networking technologies either for work purposes or during work hours.
I don't see why the FTC would get involved. Nobody is forcing anyone to have a Facebook page, and although frustrating, it doesn't seem like Facebook is breaking any laws. If enough people stopped using Facebook's service, or brought their social networking elsewhere and it affected the company's bottom line, I bet Facebook would be more likely to notice and reconsider its approach.
But these Facebook privacy issues — specifically, the breaking down of privacy barriers between individuals and their employers — are disturbing on both sides. What if employees using Facebook in the workplace discussed sensitive work matters via the social networking platform, and their conversations were exposed?
Moreover, as an employee, if you want your employer listed on your profile, you now will have no choice but to connect to your employer's page. And as an employer, do you want employees past and present directly linked to your company's Facebook page? Thoughts to ponder as Facebook's privacy issues become more and more pronounced.
The future is here, says Microsoft CIO, and it is 'Avatar'
Microsoft CIO Tony Scott was the keynote speaker at a modest but interesting gathering of CIOs in Boston yesterday, and he more or less stole the show, arriving in a rumpled suit and displaying the sort of brash, jargon-free intelligence that is still a novelty at IT shows. He's predicting that CIOs are going to be hit with a tsunami of pent-up demand for IT very soon. (He wishes, right?) Actually, his metaphor was water pushing against a dam. In between the obligatory Microsoft plugs, he paid lip service to some of the changes in store for the CIO role, appropriately enough because the title of the meeting, put on by the Mass Technology Leadership Council, was "A New Paradigm for CIOs."
But it was in the Q&A session after his remarks where he gave us Beantowners a feel for what it means to be CIO of the world's largest software company. (Or is that Oracle? No matter.) Asked what would happen to traditional IT departments — and the CIO — as more aspects of computing really do become like electricity, a utility distributed on a grid, Scott sensibly said there will be lots of jobs for IT people who can do a good job of creating utility computing.
"That's going to be a great business," Scott said. But even in the face of utility computing, the "application business is going to flower waaay beyond even where it is today," he added. For sure, he's never met a developer who complains about having too much compute power. Imagination still outstrips computing reality. To wit:
"We've become good friends with James Cameron, who did Avatar. He built Avatar on Microsoft technology, and he'll tell you that he had to wait to make the movie until there was enough processing power to do what he wanted to do. And when we talk to him, he tells us that he may have to wait again to make his next movie, because what he wants to do, he can't do today. There is not enough processing power. So, one example, but I think that's where we are headed."
Yup, just one example. I'll be writing about the lively panel debate on security, privacy and social media that followed his talk for our IT Compliance Advisor blog site later this week, with more Scott insights. Meantime, here's the Microsoft CIO's blue-tinted vision of what's in store for IT in the next five years:
"James Cameron showed us the way — 3-D is going to get real, it's going to get cheap and it's going be pervasive. Second, natural user interface. We're shipping something in Xbox, I think this year. Playing Xbox games, you won't need a controller anymore. It can read your body motions, and you can interact with the Xbox. That will make its way into the computer world. So, there are a lot of things you'll be able to do with the compute devices in your world that won't require a keyboard and a mouse. And the last one, combined with 3-D, is multitouch interfaces … and the things that you can do, manipulating information, data, graphics and so on with your hands, is nothing short of art. And coupled with science, I think it is going to lead us into some really fun things."
CIO weekly wrap-up: The future of Flash, Sarah Palin hacker convicted
I'm having a slightly cranky Monday morning. The Greater Boston area is on a "boil water" order due to a catastrophic water main break — which is most immediately affecting me in that there is no coffee at work! So please forgive any typos I might make today as I peruse the latest tech headlines.
Is Flash dying? Steve Jobs would sure have you think so. Fortune investigates the future of Flash.
I blogged way back when about the hack of Sarah Palin's Yahoo e-mail account. Authorities caught up to the Sarah Palin hacker, and the young man accused of the crime was convicted Friday on charges of obstruction of justice and misdemeanor computer intrusion.
And, as always, here's the latest news from SearchCIO.com:
Gartner rates the Big Four business intelligence vendors — Gartner Inc. rates IBM's, Microsoft's, Oracle's and SAP's capabilities as business intelligence vendors, from BI platform functions to strategy.
IT business continuity and disaster recovery planning: Test your IQ — IT business continuity and disaster recovery planning are topping enterprise agendas in 2010. Read about the strategies and technologies here, and take our quiz to test your smarts.
Cloud computing identity management standards could push cloud use — Cloud computing identity management standards are in the works to ensure the open and secure exchange of identities in the cloud.
Veteran CIO Tom Pyke shares advice on dealing with IT security threats — Read what veteran CIO Tom Pyke has to say about combating the next generation of IT security threats, and why it's important for CIOs to get with the program — program management, that is.
CIO challenge: A generation of social media addicts
CIOs had better start paying attention to the fact that the I in IT is beginning to represent the personal pronoun more than the word "information." That's what I found myself thinking after reading a study about the consumption of social media by students.
The study, which was conducted by the International Center for Media and the Public Agenda (ICMPA) at the University of Maryland, concluded that American college students are social media addicts — (tethered to BlackBerrys, laptops, television, iPods — especially iPods). When they were cut off from using social media for just 24 hours, students described having symptoms associated with drug and alcohol addiction: In withdrawal, frantically craving, very anxious, extremely antsy, miserable, jittery, crazy. They reported feeling unconnected, even to those close by, according to the study. They were most discomfited by their lack of access to text messaging, phone calling, instant messaging, emailing and Facebook — their primary means of connecting to friends and family.
"We were surprised by how many students admitted they were 'incredibly addicted' to media," noted project director Susan D. Moeller, a journalism professor at the University of Maryland and the ICMPA's director. "But we noticed that what they wrote at length about was how they hated losing their personal connections. Going without media meant, in their world, going without their friends and family."
The students also felt extreme anxiety about being cut off from information. Specifically, they worried about having less information than their friends, on everything from sports scores and TV shows to news about their classes and world events. In fact, it seems that the way students learn about news events is almost entirely through the prism of social media. Very few reported they ever watched TV news or listened to radio news, or read a local or national newspaper. "Yet student after student demonstrated knowledge of specific news stories," the study's authors wrote, adding, "The young adults in this study appeared to be oblivious to branded news and information. For most of the students reporting in this study, information of all kinds comes in an undifferentiated wave to them via social media. If a bit of information rises to a level of interest, the student will pursue it — but often by following the story via unconventional outlets, such as through text messages, their email accounts, Facebook and Twitter." The idea that news is not something impersonal but comes to you through your base of friends (filtered and biased by their views) makes information much more personal and related to the I.
The finding has implications for CIOs, I am certain, but how to sort them out? For starters, we know that the upcoming generation of employees will enter the workforce with two attributes: a "media skin," as one student in the study put it, that is not easily shed; and an intense desire to stay in touch with people. These workers also will have an insatiable appetite for up-to-the-minute information, but that information will come filtered through their personal networks. Information will be personal. For them, IT will really be I-T. At the very least, CIOs will definitely need a Facebook page.
IT hiring: The drama behind the statistics
Well, this sounds like a positive sign of economy — and IT — recovery. We've written recently about what CEOs look for in the CIO role, and now The Boston Globe is reporting that IT hiring is on the rise again, both nationally and in the Boston area, according to recruiters and the IT companies themselves. These include technology giants like Google Inc. and EMC Corp., and even Parametric Technology Corp. in Boston's Needham suburb (right across the street from TechTarget's previous office).
The Globe article cites job postings on Dice.com, a barometer that SearchCIO.com tracks, as well as an estimate from Forrester Research Inc. analyst Andrew Bartels (to whom we've spoken quite a bit about IT hiring) that the U.S. technology market will increase 8.4% this year after shrinking 7.9% last year. There's a handy graphic too, which illustrates the bloodcurdling drop in IT hiring through 2008 and part of 2009 before it began to ramp back up.
All very interesting news, but even as I reached the end of the article, I knew I wasn't done reading yet. Although I take them with a grain of salt, I almost always read the comments under these stories. Yes, some people are probably trolls, but it sometimes takes the comments to communicate the real "drama" of the IT hiring story.
And there are some doozies here: One help desk/network technician complains that he or she can't even get a job in the $45,000 to $55,000 range, whereas he or she used to make $85,000. Another commenter shoots back, "A helpdesk/network tech making $85k is why the economy tanked to begin with." Then one commenter notes that a lot of Pegasystems Inc. job postings are actually located in Hyderabad, India, so "Hope y'all love curry."
You get a different sense from reading these comments and actually talking to IT workers than you do from reading the optimistic stories. I'm sure the Globe piece is correct in the IT hiring statistics it cites. But it's always helpful to have those real voices in there, murmuring that everything is not as rosy as studies and IT hiring reports might make it seem.
Business continuity strategies not shaping up in cloud
I've been talking to business continuity and cloud experts over the past few days to find out if large companies are revamping their business continuity strategies as a result of the cloud.
For the most part, the answer was no. Enterprises are not rushing to get rid of hot, cold or primary sites, despite how much it costs to maintain them, to replace them with a site in the cloud.
The undertaking is potentially enormous, just in the planning stages, to make sure your architecture can even be replicated in a cloud environment, they said.
It is not inconceivable that large companies' business continuity strategies will shift to the cloud, even as a means of housing their primary data center. The cost benefits could be equally, well, enormous, in terms of closing the physical building housing the data center. The cost of maintaining the data center's power and cooling systems also goes away, along with hardware upgrades and the IT staff that maintains the data center.
Dave Linthicum, an independent consultant, said his clients' future plans could involve a reverse data center model in which their primary data center would live in the cloud and the secondary site would be maintained on their own premises, or even on yet another cloud provider's premises.
Still, we're talking distant future here. Backing up applications in the cloud is a no-brainer, experts said, but backing up an entire infrastructure is not. It's just too hard to replicate such an environment down to specific configurations within a cloud environment.
Does your business continuity strategy involve the cloud, or are there too many unknowns? Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
CIO weekly wrap-up: Sony floppy disks going the way of the dinosaur?
It's the end of an era — or is it? Sony has announced that it will stop manufacturing floppy disks in Japan. Point: USB drives. However, the company did sell more than 12 million Sony floppy disks in 2009, so maybe we shouldn't be tossing them in our time capsules just yet.
You've undoubtedly heard about the Apple engineer who misplaced the prototype of the next version of the iPhone, which landed in Gizmodo's lap. On our sister blog, CIO symmetry, read about how the lost iPhone is a lesson in chain of custody and data loss prevention.
While you're reading these, also be sure to check out the latest SearchCIO.com stories:
Getting users to buy into a business intelligence strategy — Marketing savvy is but one skill CIOs need to sell a business intelligence strategy to the business. What else do you need to know?
Gartner's take on emerging business intelligence technology – Who doesn't love a good list? This one points to tools that could finally bring BI usage into the mainstream.
CIOs weigh use of social media against security concerns — CIOs are trying to balance the business use of social media with their concerns about security, as policies and security tools fail to keep pace with the adoption of social media.
Antivirus software update goes rogue, corporate email security scares
Wednesday was a busy — read: frustrating — day for many organizations using McAfee Inc.'s antivirus software or Google Inc.'s Gmail. Problems with the two popular services raised concerns about the potential downsides of automatic antivirus software updates, and could cause some CIOs to reassess their corporate email security policies.
I learned about these problems through my network. On Wednesday at 2:30 p.m., a friend in New Hampshire returned my email from that morning, apologized for the delay and explained, "Apparently there was an update for McAfee that went out and was thought to be a virus. It caused all of the computers here to shut down. We couldn't do anything from about 11 a.m. until just now. The IT people who came around to fix it said it was a McAfee issue and that it affected all users globally."
That turned out to be a pretty accurate explanation, as CNN reported that a buggy McAfee antivirus update "turned the software's formidable defenses against malicious software inward, prompting it to attack a vital component of Microsoft Windows." In addition to my friend's business, the University of Michigan's medical school and the Lexington, Ky., police were affected, some jails canceled visitations, and Rhode Island hospitals turned away non-trauma patients at emergency rooms and delayed some elective surgeries.
The Wednesday damage wasn't done, however. That evening, an editor friend of mine tweeted,"#gmail is being hacked. anyone else receiving e-mails from friends with links and weird subject lines?" Sure enough, later on that night, I received a spammy-looking email from a friend's Gmail address, which I quickly deleted.
(Aren't I lucky to have such a Web-savvy group of friends to pass this information along quickly?)
The cause hasn't been determined, but Google is wondering whether hackers are accessing user accounts via a bug in Gmail's mobile interface. And this comes on the heels of reports that the attackers who breached Google's system last year gained access to computer code for the software that authenticates users of Gmail, Google Calendar and other online programs.
If this is April Fools' Day coming three weeks late, it's not too funny. These are two very different cases, but they both funnel down to the sorts of issues CIOs contend with daily: antivirus software updates and corporate email security. It's especially disconcerting for enterprises that have moved their email into the cloud with Gmail, where hacks like this one could border on disastrous.
Was your organization affected by either the McAfee antivirus software update problems or the Gmail hack? Is it corporate email security scares like this one that prevent you from pursuing cloud email in the first place?
IT exec gets muzzled on use of social media, security
For my story today on how CIOs are balancing the use of social media at their companies and security concerns (with great difficulty, BTW), I discovered something that all of you probably know. The business is touuuchy about talking about its use of social media, especially when coupled with the word security.
As I mention in the article, a number of CIOs I contacted for the story declined to be interviewed. A couple said their organizations were not into social media, or they were too new to the whole phenomenon to speak knowledgably about useful security tools. Fair enough. More startling was what happened to an IT executive I contacted whose HR and marketing departments are using social media. He used gateway security software from Websense as one line of defense and could talk about why he liked it.
Not so fast.
In the space of a few hours, my five innocuous questions got vetted up and down the executive ranks, from the head of communications to the head of marketing and over to the CIO. The communications department sounded the alarm, arguing that really "very few of our employees have access to social media sites." That fiction fact, "coupled with the fact that our own practices and policies are still in the early stages of development," made the interview request problematic, according to the marketing executive. "I think these would be very difficult questions to navigate.
"And I certainly would avoid Q.5 …." he said. Moreover he was "not really sure how much information on this topic we want to share externally at this point in time." Even an industry trade story could get read by "consumer reporters and bloggers," and thus out to "other media." An hour later, yet another higher-up sent out the official kibosh: "We do not wish to participate in this interview."
To be fair, this organization was not the only business to nix the request. (Motorola was not interested, either.) And I understand that CIOs and CISOs may have to avoid publicity when it comes to security measures. But social media? For business purposes? Who knew.
Here, by the way, is the notorious Q5. (OK, it is a little out there.)
5. Even with education programs, there will always be employees who, through maliciousness or laziness, pose a security threat to the business. Whose job is it to police these people? And are CIOs/CISOs and other technically trained people equipped (or should be expected) to deal with the human dimension in security?


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Ali, Bassam R. S. and Romaniec, Marek P.M. and Hazlewood, Geoffrey P. and Freedman, Robert B. (1995) Characterization of the Subunits in an Apparently Homogeneous Subpopulation of Clostridium-Thermocellum Cellulosames. Enzyme and Microbial Technology, 17 (8). pp. 705-711. ISSN 0141-0229. (The full text of this publication is not currently available from this repository. You may be able to access a copy if URLs are provided)
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Clostridium thermocellum cellulosomes isolated by cellulose affinity chromatography were fractionated by anion exchange chromatography into apparently homogeneous subpopulations that differed with respect to enzyme activity and subunit composition. One such subpopulation contained predominantly six subunits and was closely similar to the ''subcellulosome'' described by Kobayashi et al. (Kobayashi, T., Romaniec, M. P. M., Fauth, U., and Demain, A. L., Appl. Environ. Microbiol., 1990, 56, 3040-3046). Avicelase specific activity of this homogeneous subpopulation was slightly higher than that of unfractionated cellulosomes, but the two preparations were similarly affected by Ca2+, dithiothreitol, and cellobiose. Determination of their N-terminal sequences and enzyme activities has enabled three of the six major subunits of the subpopulation of cellulosomes to be positively identified as known components of the C. thermocellum cellulase complex; the other three subunits did nor match up with previously characterized cellulosomal proteins.
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Fitness | is it normal to be this weak? | Nov 14 2011 22:28 (UTC) |
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Fitness | is it normal to be this weak? | Nov 14 2011 22:27 (UTC) |
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Absolutely normal. "Endurance strength" is very different than "power strength". You will be surprised at how quickly you improve, given adequate nutrition and rest. Protein, water, and sleep are your friends. |
Fitness | What is lifting heavy? | Nov 14 2011 21:57 (UTC) |
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back from the drift.... IMO lifting heavy means 4-6 reps per set [or lower] and 4-6 sets per exercise. Lifting heavy with free weights [better] OR machines [better than nothing] takes a bit of working up to. Both physically and mentally. Stepping back in the squat rack on the fourth or fifth set with a weight that you can only do 4 or 5 times is intense. I think it taxes my nervous system as much as my muscles. I find the warm-up sets critical to preparing my mind for the work sets. I would suggest you have a few weeks at 3x12, then 3x10s, and then 3x8s as a glide path to 5x5s. Then start the 5x5s at weights that you can easily do. Then just keep adding weight each session. Having a few successful sessions where you get all the reps per sets helps develop a mental state where you expect to succeed. |
Fitness | Weak grip or weak forearms? Serious question. | Nov 14 2011 21:43 (UTC) |
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Training with a thick bar is going to put more load on your fingers and wrists. It is going to be more difficult than what you are presently doing. So you will probably have to lower the weight even more than you already have. But over time, your weak point [grip endurance] will be improved. Then you can go back to a regular diameter bar and load it up. |
Weight Loss | Am I doing anything wrong? | Oct 28 2011 14:55 (UTC) |
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+1 After a number of yo-yo weight fluctuations, I am concentrating on long term habits. Things I will do for the rest of my life. The pounds will eventually come off. |
Fitness | No More Trouble Zones | Oct 28 2011 14:38 (UTC) |
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What about adding strength training? |
Fitness | What Is Your Favorite Workout Activity? | Oct 27 2011 21:35 (UTC) |
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+1 I would only add that this only makes the boys squirm, the men are happy to see a woman who knows what serious strength training is |
Weight Loss | Are Any Females Looking To Lose Weight Just To Get A Boyfriend? | Oct 27 2011 20:28 (UTC) |
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When I was in my twenties, I lost weight mainly to attract women. But, then again, pretty much everything I did back then was focused on attracting women. Now, in my mid-forties, looking good nekkid for my wife, is one of the reasons but not really at the top of the list. |
Weight Loss | How to lose weight within a healthy BMI range? | Oct 26 2011 15:32 (UTC) |
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Strength training 3x week. Real strength training like NROL4W, not the routine for toning and buffing from Shape Magazine. Daily cardio. Doesn't need to be a huge time commitment or a sweaty mess. It does need to be consistent. I walk everyday 2-3 miles everyday after supper. Everyday. For one week, keep at highly detailed food log; including accurate portion sizes. Weigh and measure foods if need be. You need to be sure you are truly creating a daily calorie deficit. 100-200 calories a day could make or break your efforts. Cycle in a day or two of maintenance calories every 4-5 days of calorie restriction to prevent your body from going into starvation mode. |
Foods | Favorite Protein Bars | Oct 21 2011 20:36 (UTC) |
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hahaha no 6499/30 = 216 cal. |
Foods | Favorite Protein Bars | Oct 21 2011 19:14 (UTC) |
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170 g dried cranberries 170 g dried cranberries = = 85 cal 142 g dried cherries = 179 cal 544 g almonds, natural = 3213 cal 566 g GHIBELLINE 60% CACAO = 3022 cal 85 + 179 + 3213 + 3022 = 6499. cal [?] For reference: I typically have a snack of one (1) ounce of unsalted peanuts for late afternoons. This is about 30 peanuts and about 180 cal. |
Motivation | The Darker Side of Losing Weight? | Oct 21 2011 16:35 (UTC) |
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That sheds more light on your concerns. My wife has always had a healthy weight, good eating and exercise habits. It has been a very delicate balancing act for her over the years between encouraging me and letting me be. IMO your friend does not have a problem. You need to accept her as she is. Believe me she sees the changes in you and will come to you if she wants to change. In the mean time, accept her as she is. |
Fitness | Confused about number of sets and reps in weight training. | Oct 21 2011 13:59 (UTC) |
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I am in a similar position. Back in the gym after a few years of being lazy. If I get one more rep on that last set I consider it progress. I consider stalled being no improvement on any weight, set, rep of any of my exercises. I have had days when I have gone slightly backwards too. I started out doing 3x12s and made great progress over the first 6 weeks and then it petered out. So I changed to 3x10s for this six week phase. I started with the weights I stalled with at 3x12. Made some progress but I stalled again, this time after 3 weeks. So I doing a few things: - more sleep each night - light carb snack about 45 min before workout - taking a full 90 seconds between sets - warm-up set at ~ 50% of working set It does sound like you have been increasing your volume [total sets/reps] by adding additional exercises so you might consider going back to the original set of exercises. I am debating going to 3x8s or 5x5 for the next 6 week phase. Then after a week to decompress I will be going back to 3x12s. Rinse and repeat. Good luck, please let us know what you do and what finally works for you. |
Health & Support | OCD? | Oct 21 2011 13:39 (UTC) |
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My mother-in-law has anxiety disorder and germophobia [is that a real word?]. All of your behaviors sound a lot like her. To me the biggest issue is that you don't trust your therapist. How can someone help you if you can't be open and honest with them? |
Motivation | How depressing. | Oct 21 2011 13:34 (UTC) |
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I am so sorry that happened. People can be so cruel. I was thriiled to read that your Dad had the courage to call this guy out. No doubt you are loved. I spent a number of years working in Korea, China, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Now all cultures have good and bad and not to generalize since I meet so, so many wonderful people, BUT I found many Asian men are very threatened by the independence and confidence of women from Western societies. |
Weight Loss | How often do you weigh yourself? | Oct 21 2011 13:22 (UTC) |
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+1 |
The Lounge | Is this costume cute or.....distasteful? Opinions wanted. | Oct 21 2011 13:21 (UTC) |
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Skanky and slutty are bad things? huh. |
Foods | Favorite Protein Bars | Oct 21 2011 13:12 (UTC) |
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Thanks that's pretty good. Can you give us an idea of the proportions of each? I assume you go pretty light on the dried fruit; I was stunned when I learned how many calories raisins have. |
Foods | Favorite Protein Bars | Oct 21 2011 13:04 (UTC) |
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I am curious why you want I carb to protein ratio of 3:1. I would rather the opposite ratio. I am looking at protein shakes and protein bars to increase my daily protein intake so the less carbs the better for me. What I see many companies do is use sugar alcohols to sweeten them and then not count them as sugar in the front of the packaging but still there in the small print on the back. Looking at the fat/carb/protien splits and total calories of the bars you listed, I wonder if a big glass of 1% milk [or a soy milk or an almond milk] might be match what you are looking for. Certainly a cheaper solution. Good topic, that's for posting it. |
Weight Loss | My first plateau | Oct 21 2011 12:54 (UTC) |
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My understanding is that that the closer you get to a healthy BMI the lower your daily calorie deficit should be. [i.e. closer to your BMR] Otherwise you risk put your body into starvation mode. And starvation mode means is that your body tends to burn muscle for fuel rather than burning fat. This is really bad cause it is the opposite of what we want to do. So I was able to tolerate a large calorie deficit early on and was losing ~ 2 lb per week. Now I need to eat closer to my daily BMR and I need to exercise more [increase time or frequency or intensity] in order to burn the same calories I was burning earlier at the heavy body weight. Also I think I got a bit complacent in watching portion sizes and snacks. So I rededicated myself to a strict clean diet. |


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Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk, Fourth Edition, by Brent B. Welch, Ken Jones and Jeffrey Hobbs
Tcl and Tk are scripting languages that have been around for more than a dozen years. This book's primary author, Brent B. Welch, was a student of Tcl's creator, John Ousterhout, and has worked with Tcl since its invention.
I've used Tcl almost since its inception, but I never really learned the Tcl/Tk hybrid. I read Ousterhout's Tcl and the Tk Toolkit about five years after it was published, and I found the information difficult to apply to current programs, because Tcl/Tk has changed over the years. This book is far more timely.
Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk, 4th Edition, is an impressive volume, at almost 900 pages. Both the table of contents and index are thorough, and the volume is extensively cross-referenced. Presenting so much material is difficult, but the cross-referencing allows a number of topics to be put on the back burner when they haven't been discussed. Furthermore, backward references are useful for providing a refresher on old topics.
One of the outstanding points is that this book spells out in which versions newer features were introduced. These tidbits are sprinkled throughout the text.
The book is hands-on, and you should try the examples as you're reading the text. All the listings are on the accompanying CD-ROM, along with distributions of Tcl, a number of extensions and a mirror of the wonderful Tcl Wiki as of April 2003. The CD-ROM is useful if you don't have a fast Internet connection. But what the book calls examples often are mere Tcl snippets. I would far prefer fewer, longer examples that could execute as complete programs.
The primary author is receptive to feedback and keeps an up-to-date set of errata on his Web site, which you should check. I'm anxious to apply what I've learned to modify a number of Tcl programs I use and to read other books on Tcl. I heartily recommend this book if you want to learn Tcl.
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Is Benghazi Taking Its Toll on Hillary Clinton's Poll Numbers?
In discussing Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential prospects, media commentators have made a common and constant error, which I tried to point out repeatedly. They noted Clinton's high approval ratings as secretary of state, and suggested those numbers buoyed her chances in 2016. But her approval numbers at State were unimpressive: her predecessors had those numbers too, and some had approval ratings even higher than Clinton. Secretary of state is viewed as an apolitical position and the face of the American government abroad, and as such earns inflated poll numbers.
I pointed out that those numbers not only don't portend future political success (anyone remember President Colin Powell, who left office with a 77 percent approval rating at State?), but they would also come down to earth once Clinton left Foggy Bottom and began to re-enter the political arena. And so they have. Quinnipiac's new survey finds Clinton's favorability rating dropping to 52 percent (from Quinnipiac's previous finding of 61). Her once-daunting lead over hypothetical challengers has narrowed to a surmountable 8 percent over Rand Paul and Jeb Bush.
And all that comes before Clinton actually begins campaigning–that is, if she decides to run. It would be difficult to beat her in a Democratic primary, but even the typical primary campaign process would expose some of her flaws as a candidate, as Keith Koffler writes in Politico. Clinton is hardworking, determined, sharp, and well connected, but that hasn't stopped her from being, in Koffler's determination, "the most overrated politician of her generation." Koffler gets it exactly right when he notes that after her failure to produce results in health care, "The rest of Clinton's record reads like an excruciatingly long CV that seeks to overwhelm with content but out of which nothing particularly impressive pops out."
Can Mitt Be Our Favorite Ex-Non-President?
There is no better job in the world than being an ex-president. We build museums and libraries to honor them like ancient Egyptians built pyramids for dead pharaohs and they live on the government tab for the rest of their lives, free to play golf as well as doing good works that burnish their reputations and make occasional side trips into partisan activity to help friends and allies.
There is no worse job than being a failed presidential candidate. While your opponent gets to hear "Hail to the Chief" every time he walks into a room, November's loser must slink off into obscurity, generally despised even more by members of his own party (who will never forgive their candidate for losing) than even their opponents.
But judging from the latest reports about Mitt Romney's plans, he sounds as if he's trying to combine the two jobs. As the Wall Street Journal writes today, Romney's plans to "rejoin the national dialogue" seem to be based on the idea that he still has the potential to do his country and his party some good. While Republicans desperately need to turn the page from his failed 2012 campaign and put new faces in front of the voters, Romney may be on to something.
Confusing Cause and Effect in Pakistan
In this New York Times op-ed and in a book he has written, Akbar Ahmed, a former Pakistani official now teaching at American University in Washington, tries mightily hard to blame U.S. drone strikes for the growing radicalization in Pakistan's tribal areas. He thereby confuses cause and effect.
He notes correctly that tribal authority has weakened in the frontier regions of Pakistan. The same thing has happened in Afghanistan, Iraq, Mali, Yemen, Somalia, and other lands where violent Salafist organizations such the Taliban, al-Qaeda in Iraq, al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, and al-Shabaab have tried to substitute their own form of militant rule in favor of the traditional structures that have governed tribal life.
Holder's Divide and Conquer Strategy
Attorney General Eric Holder's press charm offensive began earlier this week with an interview in the Daily Beast in which he expressed regrets for the Justice Department's spying on journalists. It escalated yesterday with the first of a series of meetings with publication executives and bureau chiefs where he claimed the DOJ would rethink its guidelines for dealing with journalists who have been leaked government information.
But while these efforts may seem like futile gestures that won't get Holder off the hook, they are actually a clever tactic. Those who attend these meetings need to be conscious that what is going on is not so much an attempt to mend fences with the media but an effort to divide and conquer the press. The attorney general and the president know that if they can tap into the liberal mainstream media's inherent sympathy for Obama and antipathy for his critics, they can divert attention from the current spate of scandals. The refusal of many liberal pundits–who had joined in the universal condemnation of the government's spying on the Associated Press and Fox News reporter James Rosen–to connect the dots when it comes to Holder's lies about the issue shows that there is good reason to believe the administration can succeed in avoiding being held accountable for their actions. Getting journalists to make nice with Holder rather than hold his feet to the fire is the first step toward making this a reality.


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So, under future CO2 conditions, the negative repercussions of drought driven by climate change would be delayed further in comparison with the current concentration of this gas. In the case of barley this is so. However, can these results be extrapolated to other crops? As this researcher points out, it is not that simple: "You have to be very careful because plant species often respond very differently, even displaying the opposite. But what we can say is that most plant species tend to use water more efficiently in conditions of elevated CO2 and drought, and that they grow more."
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According to United's website, it lists the UA 747/767 First Class as being 31" in width and Business Class as 23.5" in width vs. 22" and 19" in width on the 777, respectively. Is this correct that the new UA First and Business is this different between the 747/767 and the 777 or is this a misprint? 9" and 4.5" is a HUGE difference between aircraft.
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BIOREM awarded breakthrough industrial project with Sinopec in China
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BIOREM awarded breakthrough industrial project with Sinopec in China07:00 EDT Monday, August 09, 2010GUELPH, ON Aug. 9 /CNW/ - BIOREM Inc. ("Biorem" or "the Company") (TSX-V: BRM), a leading clean technology company that designs and supplies high-efficiency biological-based air emissions control systems, announced today the receipt of a significant new order from Sinopec, of China valued at CAD $520,000.Under the terms of the contract, Biorem's proprietary technology will be used to remove Ammonia, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S), at a Sinopec refinery in southern China. Biorem estimates the global industrial VOC market to be $1.6 billion with China being one of the most important markets.China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation ("Sinopec") is China's largest producer and supplier of oil and petrochemical products, specializing in the exploration and production of oil and natural gas, oil refining and distribution, production and sales of chemicals. It ranked 17th in the 2007 Fortune Global 500 and 1st place among China Top 500 companies."This order reflects the growth potential for our air emission control technologies in the Chinese market. It demonstrates the impact that our presence in China is having to drive new business and our ability to form relationships and successfully leverage our world-class technology to gain positive returns," said Peter Bruijns, President and CEO. "Sinopec is one of China's largest integrated energy and chemical companies. As a new client, we believe there are additional potential opportunities for our technology within the global Sinopec family of companies."Biorem has established a Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprise (WFOE) in China which enables the company to compete successfully against regional competitors. In addition, the WOFE allows Biorem to source components for the project locally and to manage the project from its offices in Beijing.About BIOREM Inc.Biorem is a leading clean technology company that designs, manufactures and distributes a comprehensive line of high-efficiency biological-based air emissions control systems. These systems are used to eliminate odors, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), and for the conditioning of biogas renewable energy. With sales and manufacturing offices across the continent, a dedicated research facility, a worldwide sales representative network and more than 600 installed systems worldwide, Biorem not only offers state-of-the-art technology-based products but also peace of mind for municipalities, industrial companies and their surrounding communities. Additional information on Biorem is available on our website at www.biorem.biz.Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.Forward-Looking StatementsThis press release contains forward-looking statements based on current expectations. These forward-looking statements contain various risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements. Risks and uncertainties about the Company's business are more fully discussed in the disclosure materials, financial statements and MD&A filed with the securities regulatory authorities in Canada on www.sedar.comNon-GAAP Measures"Order Bookings" and "Order Backlog" do not have any standardized meaning prescribed by Canadian generally accepted accounting principles ("GAAP") and may not be comparable to measures presented by other companies.Order Bookings and Order Backlog are non-GAAP measures that the Company uses to evaluate its sales performance. Order Bookings are those binding contracts that the Company enters into with a third party for the delivery of our products or services. As Order Bookings are received, the contract value (before any associated sales taxes) is included in the Order Backlog. The Order Backlog is reduced by the revenue that is recognized on each project.%SEDAR: 00020304EFor further information: Ed Corbett, Chief Financial Officer, BIOREM Technologies Inc., email@example.com, Tel: (519) 767-9100 x275; James Smith, Investor Relations, The Equicom Group Inc., firstname.lastname@example.com, Tel: (416) 815-0700 x229


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Since the Talkin Verve series is aimed at clubbers and DJs, this one spotlights Jones' big band dance singles, jukebox tunes and chicken shack cuts of the 1960s. Highlights include covers of "The In Crowd" and "Fever," as well as a couple of Jones originals like "Soul Bossa Nova" and "Rack 'Em Up." A lot of fun.


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Moose is wonderful. Use Moose instead of Mouse! Unfortunately, Moose has a compile-time penalty. Though significant progress has been made over the years, the compile time penalty is a non-starter for some applications. Mouse aims to alleviate this by providing a subset of Moose's functionality, faster. Compatibility with Moose has been the utmost concern. Fewer than 1% of the tests fail when run against Moose instead of Mouse. Mouse code coverage is also over 97%. Even the error messages are taken from Moose. The Mouse code just runs the test suite 3x-4x faster. The idea is that, if you need the extra power, you should be able to run s/Mouse/Moose/g on your codebase and have nothing break. To that end, we have written Any::Moose which will act as Mouse unless Moose is loaded, in which case it will act as Moose. Mouse also has the blessings of Moose's author, stevan. WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/
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To install the port: cd /usr/ports/devel/p5-Mouse/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install devel/p5-Mouse
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Update to 2.4.2, and remove MAKE_JOBS_UNSAFE, as it builds successfully for me with -j8. Changes: https://metacpan.org/changes/distribution/Mouse
- Update to 2.4.1 - Remove outdated PERL_LEVEL check Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
Change the way Perl modules are installed, update the default Perl to 5.18. Before, we had: site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18 site_perl/perl_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18/mach perl_man3 : lib/perl5/5.18/man/man3 Now we have: site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl site_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/mach/5.18 perl_man3 : lib/perl5/site_perl/man/man3 Modules without any .so will be installed at the same place regardless of the
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Remove all the bootstrap files (.bs) from the plists. Starting with perl 5.20, they're not installed any more if empty, and on FreeBSD, they're (always ?) empty. PR: 190681 Submitted by: mat Exp-Run by: antoine Sponsored by: Absolight
- Update to 2.1.1 Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
- Remove outdated PERL_LEVEL check - Space/Tab twiddle
Use the ports version of ExtUtils::ParseXS for correct xs->c translation under perl version < 5.16. Reported by: Tim Bishop (perl@ maillist)
- Update to 2.1.0 - Add more TEST_DEPENDS Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
- Update to 2.0.0 Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
- Update to 1.13 Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
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Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat: devel part 3)
- Convert to new perl framework - Trim Makefile header - Remove MAKE_JOBS_SAFE=yes, it's the default.
Update to 1.11. Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
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Cleanup supporting perl version 5.8 and 5.10, lang/perl5.8 and lang/5.10 will be removed from ports tree soon.
- Update to 1.02 Changes: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/GFUJI/Mouse-1.02/Changes - Trim Makefile headers Feature safe: yes
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- Revert ports/165605 as requested by portmgr@ Note: devel/p5-B-Size and devel/p5-Devel-Arena where intentionally not restored. PR: ports/165605 Approved by: portmgr (bapt) Feature safe: yes (I sure hope so)
- Remove ports that only work with < perl 5.12 (devel/p5-B-Size, devel/p5-Devel-Arena) - Remove conditionals for PERL_LEVEL < 501200 - Remove regression-test targets b/c this will be centralized in Mk/bsd.perl.mk - Other minor cleanups RUN_DEPENDS = ${BUILD_DEPENDS} -> RUN_DEPENDS:= ${BUILD_DEPENDS} PR: ports/165605 Submitted by: pgollucci (myself) Approved by: portmgr (linimon) Exp Run by: linimon Tested by: make index
- Update to 0.97 Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
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- Fix LICENSE (Artistic 1 instead of Artistic 2) - Pet portlint(1) PR: ports/161336 Submitted by: Simon Olofsson <email@example.com>
- Update to 0.94 - Update *_DEPENDS - Pet portlint Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
- Change PERL_CONFIGURE to "yes" for all values between 5.8.1+ and 5.8.9+ Suggested by: az With hat: perl
- update to 0.93 - changes: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/GFUJI/Mouse-0.93/Changes - add licenses
- upgrade to 0.92 - changes: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/GFUJI/Mouse-0.92/Changes
- Update to 0.91 ChangeLog: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/GFUJI/Mouse-0.91/Changes
- Update to 0.90
- update to 0.89 - changes: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/GFUJI/Mouse-0.89/Changes Feature safe: yes
- Update to 0.88 With Hat: perl@ Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Mouse/Changes
- Update to 0.87 Changelog: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/GFUJI/Mouse-0.87/Changes
- Update to 0.85 Changelog: http://search.cpan.org/src/GFUJI/Mouse-0.85/Changes
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Wild Blueberry Scone ( Wheat Flour Enriched [ Flour , Barley Malted Flour , Niacin Vitamin B3 , Ferrous Sulfate , Thiamine Mononitrate Vitamin B1 , Riboflavin Vitamin B2 , Folic Acid Vitamin B9 ] , Cream [ Cream Pasteurized { Milk } ] , Sugar , Blueberries , Leavening [ Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate , Baking Soda ] , Corn Syrup , Salt , Corn Starch , Flavors Natural , Citric Acid , Sunflower Oil ) , Half And Half ( Milk , Cream [ Cream Pasteurized { Milk } ] , Disodium Phosphate )
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High in sodium per serving
Great source of Vitamin A
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High in Saturated Fat per serving
High in cholesterol per serving
Great source of Iron
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trans fat 1g
polyunsaturated fat 0 g
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potassium 0mg
total carbohydrate 66g
protein 8g
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Italian Restaurant in Broadway at the Beach
There are currently 43 user submitted reviews for this restaurant.Family-oriented Italian restaurant with relaxed atmosphere at Broadway at the Beach.
Reviews of Amici's
Amici's Posted: Oct 29th, 2013 at 6:28 pm From: Myrtle Beach, SC By: jjh Avg. Rating:4.8 |
My new number one. great food service and the accordian player is also great....keep up the good work. ref: 27118 |
Amici's Posted: Aug 06th, 2013 at 6:43 pm From: pittsburghpa, PA By: ss Avg. Rating:5 |
Last week we ate at Amici's, for the first time. The food was great and so was the service! we will be back!. ref: 26940 |
Amici's Posted: Jan 18th, 2013 at 9:04 am From: myrtle beach, SC By: wp Avg. Rating:3.5 |
Went there because was high recommended. We were not disappointed. The Pizza we ordered was really good.The server was very attentive. Will be going back. ref: 26293 |
Amici's Posted: Dec 06th, 2012 at 7:44 am From: McLean, VA By: ub Avg. Rating:5 |
The service was great. The owner personally came out to greet us. The chef provided us with his Friday specials on the house. Never had service like this in my life. Absolutely loved the food, the service, atmosphere, and above all their STAFF! Highly recommend it for large groups and families :) ref: 26200 |
Amici's Posted: Oct 28th, 2012 at 6:43 pm From: Bolivar, OH By: gjl Avg. Rating:2.8 |
Very upset with the meal served. The price of $59.75 for fettuccine for 3 was way out of line, The quality was only average at best. Required a lot of seasoning. The salad, if thats what you call 3 pieces of lettuce in a large bowl was very humorous. I would not recommend this eatery to any one I know. Ticket #0021, table 12, 317 pm,10 28 12. ref: 26132 |
Amici's Posted: Aug 01st, 2012 at 10:26 am From: Myrtle Beach, SC By: ear Avg. Rating:5 |
I live here and frequent Amici's all the time. I brought 40+ people here for dinner and they all had whatever they wanted. We came in at 5:30PM in June and although we had reservations we were treated with utmost courtesy throughout the whole evening. The food was delicious and no one had a complaint. In fact we are going there today for one of their Supreme Pizzas. ref: 25713 |
Amici's Posted: Jun 21st, 2012 at 9:35 pm From: Myrtle Beach, SC By: bas Avg. Rating:3.3 |
Food is good and fresh - large servings - good price . ref: 25373 |
Amici's Posted: Jul 16th, 2011 at 3:50 am From: mb, SC By: oc Avg. Rating:3.7 |
Great Pppppppiiiiiizzzzzzzzzzzzzaaaaa ! Best on the beach !!!!! Ask 4 no other 11
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Amici's Posted: Jun 16th, 2011 at 8:47 pm From: Asheboro, NC By: ld Avg. Rating:3.8 |
We have had dinner and lunch several times here and considered this a stop everytime we come to Myrtle Beach. We have changed our minds. The food is still awesome, but the service is that of McDonalds. You have to beg for refills and what ever you do, DO NOT ask for anything like ranch dressing, ketchup, or anything you may want with your meal. It is such a bother to the wait staff. The words "thank you" or "you're welcome" has been taken off the menu by the waiter we had. I have never felt so much like we were keeping him from something more important. P.S.- If Scott is your waiter....move to another table. ref: 22966 |
Amici's Posted: Dec 30th, 2010 at 7:17 pm From: Queensbury, NY By: dl Avg. Rating:3 |
I haven't eaten at this restaurant since June of 2009. However, that one meal was enough to turn me off of this place forever. Everyone in my family agreed that the food was really bad. The service was okay but there did seem to be a lot of noisy small children about and that caused it to be rather unpleasant. On the positive side, my daughter loved the view as we had a table near the water. ref: 21527 |
Amici's Posted: Sep 18th, 2010 at 6:12 pm From: Charleston, WV By: tkd Avg. Rating:4.3 |
I have eaten here several times while vacationing in Myrtle beach. They have the absolute BEST pizza I have ever eaten. The fried mozeralla cheese sticks is beyond compare to any I have ever eaten anywhere else. Everything I have ever ordered from their menu has been delicious. Service was excellent. It didn't take that long to be seated or for our meal to get done. I LOVE this place and will visit again the next time I'm at Myrtle Beach. ref: 20744 |
Amici's Posted: Jul 31st, 2010 at 6:50 am From: florham park, NJ By: g Avg. Rating:2.5 |
we ate many times last year and the food and service were very good, but this year i have to change my mind about this place. service was very very poor, salad was very dirty and the waiter nor the manager took any action about it.
i heared that they change owner maybe thats way.
will never eat there again ref: 20013 |
Amici's Posted: May 15th, 2010 at 6:56 pm From: Bburg, VA By: lks Avg. Rating:4.3 |
Wonderful meal - baked ziti was delicious. I wouldn't go as far to say that it is authentic Italian, but everyone seemed to enjoy their meal. Our waiter was fantastic and very helpful with suggestions for our meal. Would highly recommend. ref: 19012 |
Amici's Posted: Mar 06th, 2010 at 6:31 pm From: Conway, SC By: sj Avg. Rating:4.8 |
I've eaten at Amici's on several occasions. This is a very nice little place, casual with class. We went as a small group each time and tried a number of things, making a smorgorsbord for ourselves, along with having pizza and some wine. The wine selection was nice. All the foods we had were very good. The atmosphere is warm and delightful. Service was good and accommodating in all respects. Will definitely return and highly recommend. In fact, as we were leaving we were talking about how this is one of the best kept secrets, as we'd just stumbled upon this restaurant while out around Broadway. Being from Conway, I'm embarrassed at the manner of critique of one of my fellow Conway citizens, as this is not the type of place which would not go out of their way to accommodate a child, as long as the child is not crying and yelling uncontrollably in a way to become a nuisance to other patrons who wish to enjoy their dining experience. ref: 18415 |
Amici's Posted: Aug 09th, 2009 at 1:08 am From: Reston, VA By: lm Avg. Rating:3.2 |
Good meal! I had the Pasta with Vodka sauce and my husband had the Chicken Parm. Both were good. No wait; good service and good food for the price. ref: 16603 |


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