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A real find. I have 2 Browning Hi Powers, one recent post millennial production and one w/adj.rear manufactured c. 1978. It fits the latter like a glove, so that's where it will do its range duty.
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Rock 'n' roll! Tote your Hi Power in military style with this elite warrior. Sure beats cramming your gun in your pants for field duty. More safe, too!
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Fit my High Power perfect. Definitely a military holster as it sits out about an inch. Swivel at the bottom for an adjustable angle mount sets it out from the belt. Not for concealed carry. Works great on a two inch military style belt.
Seems to be okay. Secure retention of the firearm and of solid construction. Protrudes from the body a bit too much for my liking.
It didn't fit my EAA Witness Full-size polymer, I think because of the rail. It might fit a CZ without the rail or something similar, it would be tight though. It does fit my Zastava M88a (Baby Tokarev) with some room to spare. It doesn't wobble in the field, but definitely has some room to spare. The holster is very high quality for ~$20!
This is the Radar Roto Plus 6407/4106, with very tight dimensions, and will fit the HP only and nothing else. Like most polyform holsters, this one appears to be indestructible.
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A longtime golf course in Marshall County looks as though it will be saved.
The Albertville Golf and Country Club on Country Club Road has been facing financial problems the last several years and liens have been placed against it.
A group of investors has come together, and they're looking to take it over in the next few weeks.
The Albertville Golf and Country Club went into foreclosure on Tuesday. Once complete, investor Frank McDaniel said the investor group plans on purchasing the club.
McDaniel said they have great plans for the club but plan on focusing their attention first on upgrades to the golf course itself.
He said they plan to have recreation there for families.
The golf course has been there for many decades and, besides recreation, McDaniel said it's an invaluable tool for economic development.
"Here we are a community that's had a golf course for almost 60 years. I didn't want to be the one to tell industry when they ask what do you have for recreation, do you have a golf course? I didn't want to say we used to have one," said McDaniel.
He said the group of investors hopes to take possession of the golf course effective June 4.
The name will also change to the Big Springs Lake Golf Club.
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Basehor Community Garden grand opening
- When: Saturday, May 12, 2012, noon to 2 p.m.
- Where: Basehor City Park, Basehor
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• Refreshments and tours of the garden will be available.
• Organizers will recognize the Basehor-Linwood High School residential construction class that built the wooden pergola and bench at the garden's entrance.
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Rick James (born James Ambrose Johnson, Jr.; February 1, 1948 – August 6, 2004) was an American musician and composer.
James started his singing career fronting doo-wop and rhythm and blues bands in his hometown of Buffalo, New York in the early 1960s, with his vocal style influenced by the likes of Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, and David Ruffin. He entered the United States Navy to avoid conscription after dropping out of high school, and deserted and relocated to Toronto, where he resumed his music career. While there, James formed the rock-soul fusion band Mynah Birds, whose lineup once included Bruce Palmer, Neil Young, and Nick St. Nicholas. James' tenure with the Mynah Birds was interrupted after he was discovered recording with the group in Motown in the 1960s, and surrendered to military authorities. He served a one-year prison sentence in Buffalo. Afterwards, James returned to Canada, where he resumed the Mynah Birds, though the band eventually split; James moved to California where he started a series of rock bands. He also had a period where he served as a staff writer with Motown (under a pen name) before he left the label.


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The Secretary of the Treasury shall maintain the special fund known as the Foreign Service Retirement and Disability Fund (hereinafter in this part referred to as the "Fund"), originally created by section 18 of the Act of May 24, 1924 (43 Stat. 144).
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The 'State of HR Survey 2013: Recovery in sight?
The 'State of HR Survey 2013: Recovery in sight? has now been published and, for the first time, the results paint a positive picture for the coming year.
Many negative issues do remain however and there is continuing pressure on employees to work harder and longer, adding to stress-related problems and causing headaches for HR departments across the UK.
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Speechly Bircham's Employment group is a leading employment law practice meeting the diverse needs of a broad range of employer and senior employee clients. Employer clients include public and private companies, partnerships and other organisations, based in the UK and overseas, across a wide range of business and professional sectors, with a strong focus on financial services, professional services,media and entertainment, as well as larger corporates. The team handles sensitive and complex issues across the spectrum of the employment relationship. The group has specialist expertise concerning immigration issues and works closely with the firm's pension and employee benefit teams. The team is highly regarded for its experienced, discreet and practical approach. www.speechlys.com/expertise/expertise/employment.aspx
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Nature's Plus Bioflavonoids work synergistically with Vitamin C, boosting its antioxidant properties. This precisely calibrated Nature's Plus formula blends Rutin with lemon bioflavonoids. Nature's Plus is committed to offering the best supplements available anywhere. Look for the Nature's Plus The Energy Supplements logo as your guarantee of quality.
FlavonoidsFlavonoids are a class of water-soluble plant pigments. Flavonoids are broken down into categories, though the issue of how to divide them is not universally agreed upon. One system breaks flavonoids into isoflavones, anthocyanidins, flavans, flavonols, flavones, and flavanones. Some of the best-known flavonoids, such as genistein in soy, and quercetin in onions, can be considered subcategories of categories. Although they are all structurally related, their functions are different. Flavonoids also include hesperidin, rutin, citrus flavonoids, and a variety of other supplements.
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Table seating for all seated shows is reserved exclusively for ticket holders who purchase "Table Seating" tickets. By purchasing a "Table Seating" ticket you agree to also purchase a minimum of two food and/or beverage items per person. Table seating is first come, first seated. Please arrive early for the best choice of available seats. Seating begins when doors open. Tables are communal so you may be seated with other patrons. We do not take table reservations.
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In their lifetime EF have spawned dozens of imitators, but their consummate blend of no wave, jazz, folk and rock, to name a few of the prominent strands of their tightly woven style, has kept them at the top of their own category: music that relentlessly rejects the passing trend in favor of a higher artistic goal.
Singer Jennifer Charles, like the priestess of an ancient rite, transports audiences to the other side of reality's veil, guiding and freeing them with her incantations and gestures. Her voice, adored by thousands of fans the world over, possesses one of music's most unique and unmistakable tones. Her lyrics, spanning the transcendent, personal and political, reflect her wide reading but also come from a deep wellspring of language that is redolent of profound inspiration, incomparable to anything else in music, but in which can be discerned a lineage tracing through Leonard Cohen to Federico Garcia Lorca — at whose family homestead the band was invited to perform.
The main architect of the group's sound, guitarist Oren Bloedow, employs a powerful arsenal of musical effects to plant each lance of Jennifer's vocals deep in the listener's ear and heart. His harmony, taste and restraint have made him a weapon of choice for such artists as Antony, Doveman, Meshell Ndegeocello and Regina Spector, among countless others, but it is in his own Elysian Fields where his playing and writing truly shine.
In their private, under-the-radar existence, EF have been quietly making music and putting out records for close to two decades. This 'we do what we do' ethic has made them a cult band with legions of devoted followers across the globe, a league of loyalists who have stayed with Jennifer and Oren from their first Eureka moment, "This is the music I have been waiting for all my life!" being a common fan letter refrain.
EF are freshly back from six week in Europe, where they've been touring their latest (and ninth!) album release 'For House Cats And Sea Fans' and where the new record and live concerts have been receiving unanimously glowing reviews.
This LPR live performance will be a special scaled down trio show, where Oren and Jennifer will be joined by bassist extraordinaire Danton Boller, and will be an intimate setting to recreate their indelible performances from the album, as well as a selection of classics from the EF catalogue.
Lyenn is a remarkable vocal talent. He produces melodious sounds, ranging from angelic, soft whispers to piercing, tortured screams. His vocals penetrate deep layers of emotion and create an intense, chilling experience for his audience. Lyenn's music grazes the soul, using a wide variety of instruments sparingly and soberly.
As an accomplished live artist, Lyenn has toured extensively, in Europe and beyond, performing solo, in his varied bands, and accompanying Mark Lanegan as bass player. He has recorded with such exceptional musicians as Marc Ribot, Shahzad Ismaily, Ches Smith, Doug Wieselman, Joel Hamilton, Jolie Holland and Sam Amidon.
With "The Jollity of my Boon Companion," Lyenn released a brilliant debut album at the end of 2009, on which ten breathtaking tracks plunge the listener into a tension filled rewarding journey.
"Vowels Fade First" was released in 2011. Its five tracks are calmer compared to earlier work, but still possess the same underlying intensity that Lyenn is known for. His music reveals rather well the contradictory nature of his alluring and elusive personality. In every form, experiencing Lyenn's music is an intimate encounter.
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In "Why We Write," edited by Meredith Maran, author and Globe contributor, 20 famous writers take us inside their literary worlds to see how the magic of writing takes place and to explain why otherwise sane people would engage in an activity that, Maran argues, "promises only poverty, rejection, and self-doubt."
First, the mystery of creation. For novelist Isabel Allende, stories begin inside her and then grow onto the page: "Each story is a seed," she explains, "that starts to grow and grow. . . . When I start writing a book, I have no idea where it's going." Like many of the writers here, Allende says she has difficulty separating her real life from the lives of her fictional characters. "I carry the story with me all day, all night, in dreams, all the time," she says.


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In 1975, Gold released his self-titled solo debut; its follow-up, What's Wrong with This Picture?, was his commercial breakthrough, notching an international hit with "Lonely Boy." "Never Let Her Slip Away, " from 1978's All This and Heaven Too, also reached the British Top Five, but the album's most enduring moment remains "Thank You for Being a Friend, " the blockbuster ballad later remade as the theme song for the hit sitcom The Golden Girls. However, 1980's Whirlwind stiffed, and Gold was cut loose from his contract with Asylum. After spending the early part of the decade touring with Ronstadt, he teamed with 10cc alumnus Graham Gouldman to form Common Knowledge, recording a self-titled LP in 1984. Gold and Goldman then rechristened their duo project Wax UK, notching a minor hit in 1986 with "Right Between the Eyes." "Bridge to Your Heart" was a British smash in 1987, but after 1989's A Hundred Thousand in Fresh Notes, Wax UK disbanded.
Returning to his solo career in 1991, Gold issued his first effort in over a decade, Home Is Where the Heart Is, before immersing himself in production work for artists ranging from Nicolette Larsen to Stephen Bishop to Eikichi Yazawa. In 1995, he reunited with Bonoff, Edwards, and Waldman in a new incarnation of Bryndle, releasing an eponymous LP before Gold's move to Connecticut forced him to leave the group soon after. 1996 saw the release of a new solo effort, ...Since 1951, as well as Halloween Howls, a record for children. Leftovers, a collection of unreleased material, followed in 1998. After producing country singer Lisa Angelle's self-titled debut in 2000, Gold released his own collection of country songs, The Spence Manor Suite. 2003's Wax Bikini collected rare material from Gold's days in Wax, and in 2005, Collectors' Choice Music reissued his first four solo albums with bonus tracks. The 2008 album Copy Cat was a new recording but heavy on covers (especially Lennon/McCartney). Copy Cat would be the last solo album released during his lifetime. After battling cancer. Andrew Gold died in his sleep at his home in Encino, California on June 3, 2011. He was 59 years old. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi


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Photographer Nic Donovan works primarily in the Fashion, Commercial and Editorial fields of image making. He specialises in model portfolios, catalogue work, hair and fashion shoots as well as unique, conceptual photography on a wide range of other subjects.
Nic has been working as a professional photographer for over 9 years, since graduating with a BA Hons degree from Norwich School of Art and Design. He then moved to London as an assistant to world renowned photographers.
Nic started his own studio in June 2004 whilst shooting for a model agency. In 2010 he teamed up with his business partner and full time makeup artist Melissa Abel and opened a new model agency called Donovan and Abel Model Management.


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Goddard Library Computer Lab
The Goddard Library and Seminary IT Department offer thirteen computer workstations and three printers for the use of the Gordon-Conwell community. Open wireless internet access is available for the entire library.
Computer Lab Computers
Login required: All computers require patrons to log in with their CAMS/Sakai/email username and password. Any guests of the library can request the library staff to log them in with a guest account.
Printing available: Printing is available in the lab for both color and black and white printing. Patrons are asked to pay $0.10 (ten cents) per printed page for black and white printing. Color printing is available for $0.30 (thirty cents) per page. Patrons accessing the wireless network can print as well (see instructions).
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SCV Fishing Report October 26th: Local Lakes And Saltwater Report [1]
Starting off with our local lakes, take a look at what's biting:
1) Castaic Lake....The striped bass bite has slowed a bit. The stripers are moving around the lake and following the schools of shad. There's good catfishin and crappie action in the coves.
2) Pyramid Lake....There's good striped bass action on mostly 1-3 pound fish. All day long you can see them boiling on baitfish. Still good largemouth bass fishing in 12 - 30 feet of water. Try fishing in the coves for catfish and bluegill.
3) Lake Piru....Good bass bite, mostly in the late afternoons on fish averaging 2 pounds. Fair to good fishing for catfish, bluegill and crappie in the coves.
4) Lake Cachuma....Good catfish bite here. Try the bays or coves for catfish averaging 3 pounds. Fair to good bass and bluegill action. Note: the first trout plant of the season is November 4th. when 5,000 pounds of trout will be released.
Saltwater Report:
Landings from Long Beach to Marina Del Rey: The lingcod continue moving into the shallow waters. Many limits of rockfish and a larger number of sheephead are now being caught. Sculpin, ocean whitefish, some bass and sand dabs are also being caught. Check with landings for crab/lobster twilight trips.
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Oxnard/Ventura Landings: There's live squid available and the lings and sheephead like it! There's been a few more white seabass caught this past week, as well, but certainly not wide open. Lots of limits of rockfish, with ocean whitefish, sculpin and a few bass rounding out the sacks. Check the landings for twilight fishing for crab/lobster.
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Saudi security forces kill '\'wanted terrorist'\' during clash in Riyadh
Two suspected extremists were killed and another arrested in violent clashes Monday with Saudi security forces. The clashes took place in a residential quarter in the south-west of Riyadh, residents in the area told a foreign news agency.
SPA reported one man was killed in the clash. He was identified as Ibrahim bin Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Rayyis, who was among the persons wanted by the Saudi authorities and whose names were published on Sunday.
According to locals, security forces stormed into a house Monday morning, where they searched for armed suspects they believed were hiding there. The house, located in the Al-Suwaidi quarter, was raided and followed by an intense exchange of fire, a witness was quoted as saying.
Two armed men were killed and another arrested, said another resident. Security forces were deployed around the area, a reporter conveyed.
"On a search of Al-Rayyis, forged documents were found with him, in addition to a hand grenade," a Saudi official told SPA, noting that when his residence was searched, three hand grenades, a machine gun, three pistols and a quantity of ammunitions were also found.
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Local middle school students took home top honors on Saturday at the Ohio Mathcounts state competition in Columbus.
Out of the 190 competitors, four students have advanced to the national finals in Washington D.C.
Peter Zhu of Mason Middle school took home first place. Varun Srikanth of Hilliard Memorial Middle School, Sarah Wang of New Albany Middle School and Ju Hyuan Park of Greene Intermediate School finished second, third and fourth respectively.
Mason Middle School also finished first in the team competition. The winning team includes Peter Zhu, Jeffery Huang, Alex Ying and Kevin Yu. Sallie Carney, the Mason Middle School's coach, will coach the national team in May.
"Mathcounts gives young math students the tools for success," said president of the Engineers Foundation of Ohio, Joseph V. Warino in a press release. "Through it, students develop and hone their math skills. And the kids have fun with it."
Top finishers will represent Ohio in the national Mathcounts competition on May 10.
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Complete a branding project with name, slogan, logo, and first collection CADs
I have been fortunate enough to take part in a number of successful endeavors during my career, with the most notable being Staple Design. While Staple is made up of a globally distributed apparel brand, a thriving consulting agency, and a world renowned retail outlet, this all did not happen overnight. It has taken my team and I over 15 years to build this company to where it is today but it would not have made it this far without creating a strong foundation at it's inception.
I am constantly hit up by aspiring entrepreneurs within the fashion space looking to build a brand of their own but they don't know where to start. With this class on Skillshare, I hope to answer these questions by addressing some of the most fundamental aspects of starting a brand, but even moreso I hope to inspire everyone who has ever thought about starting something of their own to actually take action and pursue that dream.
What You'll Learn
In this class, through exclusive video content and written instruction we will go over key lessons in the following topics:
What You'll Do
To learn these lessons, every student is encouraged to complete and share projects of their own with the rest of the community on the Skillshare platform. You will complete a branding project with a name, a slogan, a logo, and first collection CADs to kickoff your fashion brand.
This class is perfect for aspiring entrepreneurs in the fashion industry, both those who want to create a brand and those who already have a company in its early phases, and anyone interested in learning what it takes to build a brand from the ground up like we have done with Staple Design.
Level: Beginner
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Related Subjects: Branding, Fashion Design, Logo Design, Storytelling, Fashion Branding, CAD
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The Fundred Dollar Bill Project
Unseen lead contamination in our residential environments puts hundreds of thousands of children at risk for lead poisoning. Fundred is making this threat visible, creatively engaging all of us to be part of the solution. Contribute your creativity! Draw your Fundred today! Fundred is evolving, exciting news coming soon!


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The Four Seasons Restaurant – The Pool Room
- Address:
99 East 52nd Street
New York, NY 10022Neighborhood:
Midtown East
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
The Four Seasons Restaurant – The Pool Room
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://fourseasonsrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 2127549494
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Monday - Friday: 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm;
Saturday 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Pecko Zantilaveenvan
- Dress Code: Jacket Preferred
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: With a bubbling white pool and four seasonally-changing trees at each corner, the Pool Room is breathtakingly beautiful. Airy and romantic, it was designed by Philip Johnson and is one of the finest examples of architecture's International Style.
The Pool Room features The Four Seasons' signature shimmering chain curtains and a collection of furnishings and tablewear that are part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection.
- Special Events: Sara Brandin 212-754-9467 firstname.lastname@example.com
Getting there
- Cross Street: Between Park and Lexington Avenues
- Public Transit: 6 train to 51st Street
E, M trains to Lexington Ave/53rd Street
4, 5, 6, N, Q, R to 59th Street / Lexington Ave
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Directly across the street from the Four Seasons is the Park-Lex Garage (52nd Street, between Park and Lexington Avenues). After 5 pm, they offer our guests reduced rate parking with a Four Seasons validation.
A word from The Four Seasons Restaurant – The Pool Room
"One bite is enough to make you moan"Continued
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Beloved by locals and a must-see destination for anyone who enjoys celebrity sightings, the Four Seasons is the restaurant New York Magazine named the "city's greatest dining room."
Whether you're lunching poolside and enjoying the restaurant's deal-of-the-decade $59 prix fixe or looking for a delicious dinner destination that the New York Times raved "virtually defines American cooking," the Four Seasons offers something for every wallet.
An only-in-Manhattan icon that Zagat 2013 called "a calm oasis in throbbing Manhattan," the Four Seasons serves New American dishes, inspired by local fishermen and farmers.
- The New York Times
Beloved by locals and a must-see destination for anyone who enjoys celebrity sightings, the Four Seasons is the restaurant New York Magazine named the "city's greatest dining room."
Whether you're lunching poolside and enjoying the restaurant's deal-of-the-decade $59 prix fixe or looking for a delicious dinner destination that the New York Times raved "virtually defines American cooking," the Four Seasons offers something for every wallet.
An only-in-Manhattan icon that Zagat 2013 called "a calm oasis in throbbing Manhattan," the Four Seasons serves New American dishes, inspired by local fishermen and farmers.
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- One Of The Best Dinners I've HadOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/26/2014The food is impeccable and the service is beyond great. Dined here for a birthday dinner in the pool room and it was beyond expectation. Highly recommend for a special occasion. The portions are perfect also.Special Features:
- a remarkable institution...twofourtalkVIPDined on 9/26/2014and we do love going there, but…. for the very first time, it didn't feel as special and caring as it used to…I think this is because of 'too many tourists' and the staff have a feeling that they will never see the people again anyway!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Jo43Dined on 9/23/2014Always a favorite of our while in New York. Always seated in Pool Room, so don't know what the other room is like. Good food, friendly service and convenient to theatre district.Special Features:
- On the first day of fallBroadsheetDined on 9/22/2014How perfect to have my first experience of The Four Seasons on the first day of Autumn. I'm both a food and architecture buff from Wisconsin, and my "starter" was to sit on a marble slab in the crisp air on the plaza of the Seagram Building and just take it in. I got to experience the Grill Room from the bar before California friends arrived for lunch in the Pool Room. Great food (fresh oysters, grilled branzino, Meyer lemon cake) and service from a veteran waiter who knew it all. The night before, a character on the premiere of "The Good Wife" pushed to make a phone call from jail. The jailer snarled, "This ain't The Four Seasons." But, for us, it was. Perfect timing.Special Features:
- Perfect 40th birthday dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014From the moment you are greeted to the moment you leave you are well taken care of. The staff were very nice and the food was sensational. It's perfect for a romantic dinner or a dinner with friends/family. They have a great wine list and the dessert was to die for. Go for the chocolate sufle or the mango sundae. The ambiance was perfect with just enough fluff to make you feel special, but not over the top by any means. To commemorate the occasion, I was brought a huge puff of cotton candy with a birthday candle, which was a nice touch. I'll be returning to the Four Seasons in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!NVdinerVIPDined on 9/20/2014Its always a treat to have dinner at the 4 seasons! The service is perfection and the food is delicious. Everything was wonderfully prepared and presented. The Grand Mariner souffles are just terrific!!Special Features:
- Classic modern eleganceTonyinthecityDined on 9/16/2014We recently took a client here for lunch, and it was such a great experience. We didn't have to shout, the staff was attentive, and the prix fixe 3-course lunch had delicious choices. It was only my 2nd time there, but I now know how consistent they are with excellent food and service. I highly recommend.Special Features:
- Overrated and over-pricedDiscerningNYDinersVIPDined on 9/13/2014We returned to this restaurant after many years, and we were underwhelmed and disappointed. The ambience remains wonderful. Service staff were generally attentive, but friendliness was uneven among the staff. The food was unremarkable and not worth the price. I could get the same quality food from many restaurants in the city, for half the price. I asked for a glass of white wine, which was nothing special, and found out when I received the check that it cost $45. The cotton candy dessert which was presented to everyone, looked nice, but it still was just cotton candy- fluff with no substance. While the restaurant tries to appeal to people celebrating special occasions, one is left feeling it was not worth the hype at all.
- HeardMDHeardMDDined on 9/12/2014I have been to the restaurant for business meetings. This time I had the opportunity to go with my husband for our Anniversary. We were treated to a great evening of food, cocktails and service. If you like Duck or want to try Duck this is the place to order it! Crab Crakes were great. Cotton Candy was a surprise and fun treat. I was sad to see the Picasso was gone.Special Features:
- Pleasantly suprisedbeherenowDined on 9/11/2014A stunning room with high ceilings for an aura of spaciousness. The service was exceptional and friendly with out being intrusive. The food presentation was superlative; with taste to match. Overall an wonderful evening. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 9/6/2014Food was good -- service was horrible. For the price, we were expecting a leisurely, relaxing, delicious dinner. We felt rushed, and the servers were totally non attentive. Had to ask for refills on water repeatedly.
- An Old FriendOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/6/2014We've been going to the Four Seasons for ~35-yrs. We dined on the last night that Le Tricorne a canvas 19 feet high that Pablo Picasso painted for a production by the Ballets Russes, was being removed. It was an emotional night, but a telling one. It's sad to see the restaurant getting tired. The food is still very good, but without the panache of years ago. It is a very beautiful place and I'm happy to have gone but it needs to be refreshed.Special Features:
- A TreasureLolaVIPDined on 9/5/2014The experience was exactly as I had imagined. Elegant, chic and delicious. We all had a wonderful meal and the place was so beautiful and historic. We saw the Picasso canvas for the Ballet Russe before it left the building for its final journey to parts unknown......Special Features:
- Just one problemRosieVIPDined on 9/5/2014They do not have an accommodation for people who cannot climb stairs. We were lead to a very grubby service elevator and then through the kitchen to get to the restaurant. It was not a good start to a very lovely evening.Special Features:
- Restaurant peu chaleureuxCaius06Dined on 9/5/2014On nous avez vante le cadre de ce restaurant, cote swiming pool....bof! Ambiance très froide, cuisine correcte sans plus. Rien d'exceptionnel. En fait c'est un restaurant d'affaires, rien de plus, même plutôt "coincé".
- excellentDinaVIPDined on 9/2/2014Love to dine here. When one is a frequent diner the attention is extra special. The food remains special always.Special Features:
- Still Good and MemorableFiveStarQuestDined on 8/29/2014This is likely the 10th time I have been there over its long history. Go for a special occasion...this was our 25th Anniversary...we hadn't been in at least 10 years. It has changed from what we remembered last time, this remodel, a little more austere. The Dover Sole is our favorite dish...still outstanding, even at $65. Service impeccable as always. Still a must go, if you've never been.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingJh23Dined on 8/28/2014We had not been here in several years and were looking forward to top service and wonderful food Instead we had a waiter who hadn't a clue when asked to describe what was on the menu The green bean salad was bland and unimaginative The main dishes were nicely prepared but nothing special And my dessert which was described by the waiter as a peach cake turned out to be a dried out stale pecan bar . This dinner was for a special birthday and was so not worth it . They need to step up their game . The four seasons has become a relic of the past
- Great and classyHanaVIPDined on 8/28/2014Truly enjoyed the evening. The every item on the menu was prepared in very modern technique while the restaurant has the classy reputation. We were very impressed by every single dish being offered. This place is to be re-discovered for people with great appreciation to morden cuisine in a classy ambience and service. Highly recommended to foodies.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Every Dinner is a Special Occasion.jpc1040VIPDined on 8/23/2014Still our favorite NYC restaurant after 40 years. There is no more stunning sense of arrival in the restaurant world than walking by the Picasso mural into the Pool Room. The food and service were outstanding as usual.Special Features:
- Cotton Candy for All!VisitorVIPDined on 8/23/2014The Four Seasons has long been one of my favorite NYC restaurants. Consistently good meals with great service. On my niece's first visit, The Four Seasons didn't disappoint. The staff took special care of her, especially Giuseppe, who was one of the best servers I have had EVER. Not only will I be returning, but I will be sure to see Giuseppe again.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/22/2014always superb service and food. truly a delight to visit.Special Features:
- Excellent RestaurantRobertDined on 8/21/2014I have eaten at the Four Seasons many times in the past and it still shows it's mastery of cuisine and service. The table next to the pool is spacial.Special Features:
- Exquisite Food and ServiceBrandonDined on 8/19/2014My wife and I spent the first evening of our three-day trip to New York City at Four Seasons. As the three days came to an end, we wish we would have saved Four Seasons for last. Every meal afterward could not live up to the richness of flavor, impeccable service, and romantic ambiance of Four Seasons. The filet mignon, was so tender and full of flavor. It was lightly topped with a rich pesto sauce, and drenched in a savory beef broth. The potato-chive puree and crabmeat-stuffed zucchini were exquisite accompaniments, full of flavor and delightfulness. The roasted cod, was surprisingly more delectable than other cod we have eaten, and the corn-jicama salsa, razor clam vinaigrette that topped it helped bring out the full flavor of the cod.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SallyVIPDined on 8/18/2014Great place for an occasion. Service so impeccable without being cloying. Love the food which does not have too many overpowering ingredients and combinations. Love love love it.Special Features:
- Pre theater dinnerFamilyof5Dined on 8/18/2014We came here on an Monday night in late August with our 2 college aged kids to celebrate our daughter's birthday. We arrived at 6:15 and left at 7:45 to get to our show. They have a $75 pre-theater menu which was great. Not surprising the pool room was almost empty when we arrived but by the time we left it was half full. It is such a wonderful, timeless space. Service is friendly and top notch here. Very professional. The food, very good. The cotton candy birthday cake is worth the price of admission. As an added bonus we got to pose in front of the Picasso tapestry before they reportedly removed it later that week.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unforgettable ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/13/2014A New York institution. Expensive but with a standard of quality and service that is rarely found. Make sure to try the cotton cady.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/2/2014There is no setting in NY or anywhere quite like that of the 4 Seasons. And the service is first rate if a bit stiff. Food not up to the rest of it though. The red snapper special was dry and anything but special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!JoMomDined on 7/29/2014This is our fourth visit to the Four Seasons. Each time we have been very pleased with the food and ambience. The Pool Room is gorgeous and the food is to die for! Both the crispy duck and filet mignon were out of this world. We had a very attentive and pleasant waiter. Get the price fixe menu. It's pricey but a good deal for what you get.Special Features:
- Outstanding Fine DiningOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/28/2014I have been dining at The Four Seasons for 50 years + and it is as beautiful today as when it opened. Only negative is that they should not have taken "Chocolate Velvet" off the menu. An outstanding classic!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't go late...FoodieFanDined on 7/26/2014We had reservations at 9:30 for dinner following a 7 o'clock show. We arrived at 9:15 and they seated us right away. That was wonderful. However, as we finished our dinner, i.e. dessert and finishing our wine, apparently we were the last 2 guests there. And the staff of 6-8 guys began to prepare the rest of the tables for the next day. Lots of plates clanking, silverware clanking, shaking out table cloths. It was very distracting, and quite annoying. Probably won't be back. It wasn't the same wonderful experience I had a few years back. Although the food was very tasty!Special Features:
- Bullet9Dined on 7/26/2014Great restaurant with great service. Outstanding wine list. The duck is delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gran Ambiente!!!AlbertoDined on 7/26/2014Fuí con mi esposa a celebrar nuestro aniversario de Bodas, la pasamos excelente, todo el equipo estuvo pendiente de los detalles. Gracias.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special OccasionPete1776Dined on 7/19/2014The food was the best I have ever had. It was the perfect site for a special occasions.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/19/2014our second time there...just wonderful...we were celebrating our daughter's 18th birthday. the service was wonderful, the food was yummy..it is just a beautiful place...you really feel specialSpecial Features:
- WonderfulFloridagirlDined on 7/19/2014We had a wonderful meal. With great service. I have always loved it and eaten at the 4 seasons several times, but this was a first for my husband. He said "it is my new favorite place"Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2fordinnerDined on 7/17/2014We had an excellent dinner and service -- as always! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/17/2014Everything is great about this restaurant (location, service, ambience, noise level) it's just that the quality of the food does not come up to the level of what otherwise makes this restaurant great. They need to work on what comes out of the kitchen.
- Amazing New York DinnerWrxJbDined on 7/16/2014Great dinning experience would dine there again. Date night, Business, or just to enjoy a wonderful meal. The pink Dessert was a kick!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An Excellent ExperiencebrentsfoodblogVIPDined on 7/16/2014Every time I return to Four Seasons it is a pleasure. The food is excellent and the staff are friendly. The Pool Room is an architectural gem as well. This visit I had the soft-shelled crabs and they were delicious. They have in my opinion the best gazpacho soup in NYC. If I lived in NYC I would come here every week. My favorite midtown restaurant. Formal and friendly - the best combination.Special Features:


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Model Predicts Follicular Lymphoma Survival
National Cancer Institute (NCI) researchers have developed a model to predict survival of patients with follicular lymphoma based on the genetic "signatures" of their tumors at diagnosis. According to the model, the activity of two sets of genes - termed "survival-associated signatures" by lead researcher Dr. Louis Staudt and colleagues - was associated with either more aggressive forms of the cancer and shorter survival times, or slower moving forms of the cancer and longer survival times.
The findings, published in the Nov. 18 New England Journal of Medicine, could have implications for treatment of follicular lymphoma. Survival among follicular lymphoma patients varies dramatically, explains Dr. Staudt, a principal investigator in the NCI Center for Cancer Research Metabolism Branch. "Understanding the molecular causes of such differences in survival could provide a more accurate method to determine patient risk," Dr. Staudt says, "that could be used to guide treatment and may suggest new therapeutic approaches."
To perform gene expression profiles for this study, researchers used DNA microarray analysis, a method for quickly scanning thousands of genes for activity in a tumor sample. The researchers used the Lymphochip - a glass chip with DNA "spots" on it from approximately 18,500 genes expressed in lymph tissue - created in Dr. Staudt's laboratory to study lymphoid cancers.
Researchers analyzed follicular lymphoma biopsies of 191 patients before treatment; biopsies came from institutions participating in the NCI-sponsored Lymphoma/Leukemia Molecular Profiling Project. After biopsy, all patients received standard treatments; subsequent medical records were examined to determine survival. The Lymphochip was used to determine which genes were active in the first group of 95 tumor biopsies (the "training set") and at what levels; researchers then determined which of these genes were statistically associated with survival. Next, researchers identified subsets of good- and bad-prognosis genes that tended to be expressed together; these subsets constituted the survival- associated signatures. In the remaining 96 samples (the "test set"), two signatures - indicating poor and good prognosis - had strong synergy and together predicted survival better than any other model tested. Unexpectedly, both came from nonmalignant immune cells that infiltrate the tumors.
Based on the two-signature model, the NCI team divided patients into four equal groups with average survival rates of 3.9, 10.8, 11.1, and 13.6 years. For the 75 percent of patients with survival rates of 10 years or longer, "watchful waiting is appropriate," Dr. Staudt says. "On the other hand, those patients in the group with the lowest survival rate should be considered for newer treatments and clinical trials."
That the most predictive signatures came from immune cells suggests an important interplay between the host immune system and malignant cells in follicular lymphoma. "One possibility is that immune cells with the good-prognosis signature are attacking the lymphoma and keeping it in check," he suggests. "Alternately, these immune cells may provide signals that encourage the cancer cells not to leave the lymph node, preventing or delaying the spread of the cancer."
In 2002, Dr. Staudt's group published a study on a similar model identifying a single 17-gene signature that predicted patient survival for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL). This model will be used in a phase III trial testing the current standard of care for untreated DLBCL against a new regimen. Patient biopsies will undergo gene expression profiling to determine what tumor features influence patient response to the therapies.


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Moms Everywhere Are Pissed Off
More than 1,000 women are steaming mad at their hubbies. Read on to find out why.
Sure your husband ticks you off sometimes but the reassuring news is, you're not alone: According to the results of a new poll from Parenting.com, today's American home life looks less "Leave it to Beaver" and more "Married with Children."
What's the problem? Women everywhere are pissed off at the unequal parental roles they've been ascribed to, the lack of time they have for themselves, and their husband's "cluelessness" when it comes to child-rearing.
Here are some gripes from these frustrated wives:
· 46% "get irate with their husbands once a week or more." (Those with kids younger than 1 years old are likely to be mad 54% of the time. About half describe their anger as intense but passing while 1 in 10 say it's "deep and long-lasting.")
· 44% are "peeved" that their partners "often don't notice what needs to be done around the house or with the kids," -- a percentage that rises to 54% among mothers with three or more children.
· 40% say they "are also angry that their husbands seem clueless about the best way to take care of kids."
· 4% "are mad that Dad can't multitask." Among those with three or more children, the anger rises to 46%.
· 31% say they get little or no "help" from their husbands with chores. In fact, many moms feel their husbands create work for them.
· 3% say their husbands "aren't shouldering equal responsibility and are less concerned than they are about their children's basic needs, like nutrition and clothing." For mothers of three or more children that number rises to 41%.
· Nearly one-third "complain that parenthood has changed their lives more than their husbands."
· One-quarter feel they spend "more mental energy on parenting than dads do."
· 50% feel "their husbands get more time for themselves. The lack of time off is a huge issue for the moms carrying the most anger. More than 60% of the moms who get mad weekly -- and almost three-quarters of those who are angry every day -- feel this way."
Tell us---how well can you relate to these survey results?
Granted, my husband needs to be told what to do, how to do it, and when to do it. But it doesn't bother me. I'm in charge of the house and the kids, and he's in charge of making money. He's not home during the day, so he doesn't know what goes on and what needs to be done. Doesn't bother me because I don't know how to do his job. Evens out for us.
wow. the second paragraph make me feel so sure that i am not going crazy.
why dont men understand parenting is a 24 hour job. u just got home, consider you being out a break. even when it is work, hey i work too.
it is very frustrating to have to explain every time you need diapers or food. cmon! if you helped you would understand.
he breaks things and dosent fix them. i am the chef, mechanic, maid, nanny, and i make money.
i dont feel there should be assigned duties to a perent, but do what needs to be done and help when it is needed.
guess most men are blind to see when that is OR they just pretend they dont see it.
you know im a stay at home wife/mother of 2. both under the age of 7, my husband may not understand everything that needs to be done over and over everyday, but i do not get to mad about this because he is off making money for this family, yes there are days when i am down right angry with him in the feeling that i never get a break or a get away as i only get outta the house once every 2 weeks and thats is normally with the kids as well. but this is what i chose to do. (well not the never getting out part). but all in all i have to say that my husband understands and when he does try to help out he does pretty darn good.
My husband just got laid off, so now I have the burden of working PLUS taking care of the house and kids. Granted, my husband does help with specific things, like taking out the garbage, starting his own laundry…but for the most part, I do the majority of household chores. When his step kids come over, then the work increases 10 fold. He has no clue how to help, and often time creates more work for me. I've tried to coach him gently and it is SLOOOOW work in progress. There are times when I just lose it and get mad. It's so hard to do everything when you are tired and sleep deprived with an infant.
Here's a great solution: Don't have children. You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, quit bitching about it.
I rarely get angry with my husband.
He works 90 miles away from home, so I am responsible for most of the household work, errands, etc. He takes care of the tasks I'm not strong enough to do or don't know how to do.
If someone gets angry with her/his spouse once a week or more, that couple needs to meet with therapist or a clergy-person. I can't imagine living in such a situation.
I think women in general are too controlling and that's the reason many men step back from child/household duties. If you want your husband to help around the house then back off and let him do it his own way. If you just HAVE to have it done your way then be quiet and don't complain. I was guilty of that for a long time and then I realized that the less I nag and look over his shoulder, the more my husband does around the house. Also, as Dr. Laura says, it helps to make him feel appreciated and loved. Men WANT to serve the women who take care of them.
Johnny, although your solution is very intuitive and thoughtful, there is one point that we are forgetting here, having children takes two parents and so does raising them. If I were a SAHM, I would not mind taking care of the kids needs and the home, but Since I am a working Mom, and spend more hours at work, it needs to be an equal share at home. I am not angry with my husband most of the time for these reasons, but when I am working as much if not more than he is and have to cook, clean and take care of the kids by myself at home, that is worth being pissed about. It takes two. period.
It's called communication… Nearly each of those 10 things revolves around 'he does not know' ~ well is Wifey TELLING Hubby?
Childrearing IS natural for Moms going back in time… Men have been hunters, women have raised the kids. It's not chauvenistic, it's reality, look at the animal kingdom and remember, we ARE animals. Pretty much the only involved Dads are Penguins and Sea Horses!
If we want someting different, then we need to DISCUSS this with our mates as men are not psychic. COMMUNICATE your needs to your Husband, don't expect him to KNOW…
Anyone having these issues read 'Men are From Mars, Women are From Venus' and be prepared to have your eyes opened….
"Women everywhere are pissed off at the unequal parental roles they've been ascribed to, the lack of time they have for themselves, and their husband's "cluelessness" when it comes to child-rearing."
Women have a right to be pissed off, and so do their husbands…When they don't feel heard and there is not an agreed upon plan to manage stressful circumstances. Usually, people cope well as long as there is the belief, supported by action that one's "partner" is attempting to make good on the plan.
The Lord gave us two sides of our brains, with a number of regions, and each is developed to one degree or another by conditioning, and environmental necessity. Thank the Lord, we are each "teachable" when provided proper reinforcement. Negative reinforcement likely results protective behavior, which reduces the chances of hearing and being heard. Both genders can benefit from ongoing discussion, compassion, forgiveness and a willingness to meet the other's needs.
From my faith orientation (I'm Catholic), if I am serving the Lord with all my heart, mind and soul, my behaviors will likely result in those satisfactory to my wife.
(Preface: I know and am fully aware that this doesn't apply to all women-that some husbands really are deadbeats.) These women are crazy! Look how much time and energy they waste being mad at something that they actually have a lot of control over. (I know, because I've been there and have since learned a better way.) There's a reason we call it the Honey-Do list. I can't function and get everything done in my own house without a list, and there's no way my husband could do it either. And, if I had to bet money, I'd say a good deal of these women rarely express heartfelt gratitude for the things that their husbands actually do. Like it or not, everyone needs to be (and likes to be) treated like a child by having a specific and detailed responsibility given, the chance to do it their own way without criticism, and plenty of praise at the end of the job. Try treating your husband more like he's one of the children (and that doesn't mean berating him and telling him he's such a child) and give him one task at a time and praise lavishly at the end. Heck, you might even consider rewarding him with sex so that he sees and makes the connection that when your burdens are made light and he helps out around the house, you want to be with him. But with all things, you again will have to be very direct and say, "honey,thank you for doing the dishes. now that the dishes are done, and i've got a little more time to relax, how about we go to bed early." Try it for a month and see if things don't get better. And seriously, be genuinely grateful for what you do have. When your husband feels like you're grateful for him as a person, he will be a lot more willing to help. (Again, true for just about all people.)
KPmomma is taking advice from Dr. Laura… She is a DR in Physiology and not a psychologist or psychiatrist. Two affairs…
There are better advisers to chose from out there.
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>And, if I had to bet money, I'd say a good deal of these women rarely express heartfelt gratitude for the things that their husbands actually do.
Yes, could be true, but fair's fair. How many of these women's husbands "express heartfelt gratitude" for the things that their WIVES do? Mine sure doesn't; neither do my children or my MIL (whom we live with). Sure, hubby and MIL are the ones out earning the money, but that doesn't mean I don't work hard too — and without getting a paycheck. Why should a husband expect to be praised and rewarded for doing the occasional chore, when the wife who does everything else around the house is expected to keep doing it all without complaint or compensation? Why should a woamn have to be her husband's "mommy" as well as her kids'?
These statistics seem to hold truth in the women i am around. When we get together, we basically vent on the issues stated. I admit my husband is very helpful at times…but there are other times that I feel the anger they are writing about. The main gripe is we all feel that "we do everything!" And we have to nag or tell our husbands to do things..then they get annoyed. Its a little coommunication dance..then you add sleep deprivation and it can be a disaster. Thats where couples therapy comes in handy..an hour every week or biweekly to communicate away from the kids and the ability to learn new communication methods.
I'm not saying you don't deserve a thank-you and heart felt gratitude expressed for what you do. But, as the mother of the house, you set the tone for the house. If you complain first, then others complain after you. If you say thank you first, then others follow. It's about creating a culture of gratitude in your home, and you are the primary gardener. If you want to reap thank-yous, you must first plant them in the hearts of others. I have learned many times that if I have the "he should do it, too; so I'm not doing it until he does it" attitude, nothing changes for the better-it only gets worse. But if I take the higher moral ground (and I don't say that to be self-righteous, I say it because I am doing what I know in my heart I should do) and don't let my own feelings of pride and self-justification win over, I am happier, my family is happier and the culture of my home changes from one of "me and my needs first" to "you and your needs first", and everyone's needs get met. I get the help I need, the praise I want, the appreciation I deserve, a husband who is grateful that he married me, children who respect me, and a sense of peace within my heart that I have created something pleasant in a world where so much ugliness, bitterness, hatred, anger, selfishness and pride exist.
A happy family doesn't do things that are fair. A happy family does things that are equitable. I learned that as a teacher in school, as a wife and now as a mother. When we look at things in terms of "fair", we say "I've done 50% and you've only done 49% or less" and then we get sucked into the score keeping game and all of it's destructiveness. But if we focus instead on doing what's equitable, and in the best interest of our family members, suddenly, we shift our focus away from score keeping and separating ourselves to coming together and building each other up. Like I said, the mother sets the entire tone and culture for her family. And instead of thinking of it as being a mommy to your husband, think of it as being the wife he brags about at work, the lover he wants to come home to, and the best friend he married. Think of it as helping him to become the man you always knew he could be, and take pride in helping others to be better people. And, if your MIL is acting the same way as your husband chances are she wasn't the kind of mommy who taught him to say thanks, so maybe he does need a "mommy" in that regard.
My husband comes home from work ready to do whatever needs to be done. I rarely have to ask him to help, he asks what he can do that would be the MOST helpful. When he's extra tired, I offer to take care of all the chores for the evening and when I'm extra tired he does the same for me. He's more interested in my well-being than his own and I'm more interested in his than mine. That's what it means to love someone.
Amen to this.
I think kpmomma (above) has a very interesting point. Women tend to take on more of the parenting and household tasks then do their male partners in our culture, add work outside of the home to that and the workload can become really lopsided. But to some degree (and this is different for every couple) women and men just do things differently and place different values on them. For instance, one of the issues in our house is dishes. My wife hates to let dirty dishes sit overnight, where it doesn't bother me. Does that make one of us wrong and the other right? For my point of view, I'm happy to do the dishes (and I do) but I would rather take one evening to relax and spend with her and do the dishes the next night. Early on, she would do the dishes every night and then resent the fact that I didn't do them. Meanwhile, I couldn't understand why she was angry at me for doing something else when what I really had wanted to do was spend the time with her. Once we talked out the differences things got better. It's still a challenge for my wife to let things sit just as much as it is for me to try to do them a little earlier but the key is that we understand we do chores differently, at different times and in different ways. Her way isn't better than mine or vice versa. I think demanding a husband or a wife do tasks in the way you would do them and in the time frame you would want them can be self-defeating and frustrating.
So here's a question… why have a child if you aren't ready for the responsibilities that come along with one? Oftentimes, the mother becomes the primary caregiver and things that are a result of this or affected by this need to be planned for. Unhappiness with the result afterward can't be cured as easily as a little advance preparation and planning. As such, more expecting parents need to plan out realistic expectations and plan for likely issues such as less personal time for the primary caregiver.
i work 5 days a week and am the main breadwinner and my husband is a joiner so in this current climate his work is very yon/off . i find when when he's off he tries his best but the washing I put in the machine before I go to work is always there when I get back .And a minor point , the dinner he cooks is always so high fat and rich which i always try to avoid but have to appear grateful and feel guilty for complaining


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Dissection of cortex and brain-stem showing association fibers and island of Reil after removal of its superficial gray substance.
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The semioval center or centrum semiovale is the white matter found underneath the grey matter on the surface of the cerebrum. The term is synonymous with cerebral white matter.[citation needed]
The white matter, located in each hemisphere between the cerebral cortex and nuclei, as a whole has a semioval shape. It consists of cortical projection fibers, association fibers and cortical fibers. It continues ventrally as the corona radiata.
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A Problem Solver investigation is getting results. We recently showed you workers at a local defense company smoking and drinking and then heading back to work. Tower Defense and Aerospace is now taking steps to clean things up.
16 employees have been fired and another employee remains suspended. Tower Defense has acted swiftly and seriously regarding this story -- a story that made news not just here in metro Detroit, but around the country.
Two weeks ago, FOX 2 showed you video of Tower Defense and Aerospace employees from a factory in Detroit partying at lunch. The factory makes parts for armored vehicles for our troops fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The employees were openly smoking blunts and drinking in a market parking lot just a block down the street from their plant. Then, after a half hour of that, they headed back to work to finish their shifts.
After the story initially ran, Tower, a company that acquired the defense plant in April and said they were in the process of their own investigation, suspended 17 employees who were busted on the job. They've now fired 16 of those workers.
Derek Fiebig from Tower sent FOX 2 an email stating, "As mentioned in our initial statement, we use extensive in-process and final inspection checks to make sure that the products that leave the factory are safe and reliable."
He went on to say, "Since Tower bought this plant in April, we have a record of zero defects in our defense business!"
Tower Defense and Aerospace said in their initial statement they were looking for qualified candidates, so they may be hiring.
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The romance is over for My Chemical Romance . The band has announced that it's calling it quits after more than a decade.
In a statement posted on their website , the group says, " Being in this band for the past 12 years has been a true blessing. We've gotten to go places we never knew we would. We've been able to see and experience things we never imagined possible. We've shared the stage with people we admire, people we look up to, and best of all, our friends. And now, like all great things, it has come time for it to end. Thanks for all of your support, and for being part of the adventure."
My Chemical Romance was formed in 2001 by frontman Gerard Way and drummer Matt Pelissier . Their name was suggested by bass player Mikey Way , Gerard's brother, who'd been inspired by the title of a book by Irvine Welsh called Ecstasy: Three Tales of Chemical Romance. They signed a major label deal in 2003, and released their breakthrough album, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge , in 2004.
MCR's critically-acclaimed album The Black Parade , released in 2006, further established them as a major act. Their fourth and final studio album, 2010's Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys , contained the hit single "Sing," which was even covered on Glee .
During their career, MCR were often labeled as "emo," a term that frontman Gerard Way rejected.
Way had been writing a new comic book series based on Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys . Titled The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys , the first installment of the series is scheduled to be published by Dark Horse comics on June 6.
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Three Palestinian fighters shot dead in Gaza Strip as Israeli forces raid Nablus
Israeli troops shot and killed three Palestinians in two separate incidents in the Gaza Strip overnight Wednesday, Israeli media reported. By this, the Palestinian death toll rose to seven within less than three days.
Two Palestinians were shot and killed by troops during an infiltration attempt into an Israeli outpost in the northern Gaza Strip. Before the infiltration attempt, Palestinians fired mortar shells at Israeli outposts and settlements in the northern Gaza Strip.
A third Palestinian was killed by Israeli gunfire earlier on Wednesday night while trying to infiltrate into the settlement of Gan Or in the southern Gaza Strip.
In the West Bank, occupation troops accompanies by armored vehicles and tanks entered Nablus' old city and the nearby Balata refugee camp, reports said.
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JA Solar is the biggest solar cell producer in the world with more than 2000 MW of silicon cell capacity.The company has one of the lowest costs in processing of solar cells from solar wafers.The company is primarily a supplier of solar cells to most solar panel producers in Europe and Asia.However the sharp fall in solar panel prices in 2011 has resulted in most of the European companies shutting shop which has meant that JA Solar has faced a large loss in customer orders for its solar cells.Unlike its peer Trina and Yingli Solar,JA Solar does not have a good brand name or distribution of solar panels.It is more of a upstream supplier of solar products to solar comapnies rather than a end distributor of solar panels.JA Solar has diversified into making solar panels of its own and in partnership with other companies.Having a strong presence in the end market has become essential to survive in the cutthroad solar market.
JA Solar Company
JA Solar was founded on 2005, and was publicly listed on New York's NASDAQ stock market (ticker symbol: JASO) in 2007. The company sells its products to solar manufacturers worldwide, who assemble and integrate solar cells into modules.The company has two solar cell manufacturing facilities, one located in Ningjin, Hebei Province, and the other in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province
JA Solar manufactures solar wafers,solar cells and solar modules making it semi integrated.JA Solar has also diversified into manufacturing and installing solar systems becoming a solar EPC Players.Yangzhou JA Solar PV Engineering Co., Ltd., subsidiary company of JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd., is engaged in the solar PV system projects.It has built around 0 MW of solar projects in Beijing, Qinghai, Jiangsu, Hebei, Gansu, Xinjiang in China, and Indonesia, Pakistan, India and Korea.
JA Solar Panels Review
JA Solar primarily sells solar panels as an OEM Solar Panel Producer which means that it sells its solar panels to companies who put their own brand names on solar panels produced by JA Solar.THe company also sells polycrystalline and monocrystalline solar panels under the SECUM and MAPLE brand name.The power ratings of the solar panels are in the 150-320 Watt Ranges.JA Solar is mainly a monocrystalline solar cell producer and it has more mono solar panels than mutli solar panels.
The company's solar panels are of the standard variety without anything to distingusih it from the competition.The company uses its own solar cells which are regarded highly in the solar industry though.The company sells it solar panels with standard features like
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JA Solar Monocrystalline Panels
It sells solar panels in a wide variety of configurations .The solar panels sold are SECIUM JAM5 72,SECIUM JAM6 60,SECIUM JAM6 72 ,JAM(L) 72 , JAM6 60
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The solar panels sold are MAPLE JAP6 60,MAPLE JAP6 72,JAP6 72 ,JAP6 60
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JA Solar Panels are not known internationally as the company is more focused on selling its solar cells being one of the biggest solar cell suppliers in the world.However the company is shifting its focus to increase the focus in the solar panel space as well.JA Solar Panels are of good quality at decently low prices and are better solar modules than sold by other low cost Chinese companies like Sunlink and BYD Solar.The company does not have a great service presence so you are currently better off buying solar panels from Suntech or Trina Solar.However if you get a good deal on prices which means that the solar panels are cheaper than the other established solar panel manufacturers from China than you might want to buy JA Solar Panels.
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Solar Panel Efficiency can be as low as 7% for amorphous silicon technology to as high as 18% for mono-crystalline silicon technology.Note some of the solar panels used in spacecraft have cells which have conversion factors ranging as high as 40% but those are niche applications.Solar Panels made by First Solar using the Cadmium Tellurium Technology are in the range of 11-12% while the CIGs technology which is being used to make solar panels by a number of companies like Miasole,Solyndra,TSMC and other have the range between 10-13% currently.Note Solar Panel Efficiencies are constantly increasing for all technologies each year.
Companies with Highest Efficiency Solar Panels
The Companies that make the Solar Panels with the highest efficiences are Sunpower and Panasonic/Sanyo.Sunpower has the highest efficient solar modules in the market using a properietary process and has solar cells with efficiency reaching a top limit of 24%.Sanyo also has very efficient solar panels under the HIT brand name.These solar panels also approach the 18% range (solar modules not cells).Normal crystalline plain vanilla solar panels come in the range of 13-14%.Note solar modules have lower efficiency than solar cells as some area is left for the frame etc.There are other companies that are fast catching up to Sunpower and Sanyo in the high efficiency solar panels as well.Note higher efficiency solar panels sell at higher prices per watt as the require lesser area.AUO which has a JV with Sunpower has recently claimed to have produced the higher efficiency solar panel .


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Published Oct. 2013
The Entertainer, Bill McKay (Columbia Basin College)
The Columbia Basin College Arts Center is set for an exciting year of cultural events that will engage you, entertain you and make you think. We hope you will join us this year for a full menu of fine and performing arts events. We strive to make sure we have something for everyone.
On Oct. 19, the award- winning vocal jazz ensemble FreeForm will host its annual Friends and Family Concert. The concert will begin at 3 p.m. with various soloists sharing their work, and at 7 p.m. the entire ensemble will be together for an evening of vocal jazz. This concert is their first performance of the year and will be held in the CBC Theatre. It is free to the public.
The first art exhibition of the fall season is ready for viewing. The show is titled "Entre Carne Y Spiritu" and features paintings and sculptures by the artist Alejandro Mazon.
The works reflect Mazon's Spanish/Cuban/American heritage and are as thought-provoking as they are beautiful. They are a blend of paint, collage, found objects and constructed elements.
Gallery Director Mary Dryburgh extends a special thanks to the gallery staff, Shawn Fone and Silas Merrick, for their work during the installation of this show. They are greatly appreciated by the Esvelt Gallery and the Arts Center.
The show will remain open through Oct. 24.
The Community Lecture Series is delighted to present "Stories in Stone: Travels Through Urban Geology in Washington State," presented by David B. Williams. This lecture is hosted by the Mid-Columbia Libraries and is happening on Thursday, Oct. 17, at 7 p.m. at the Mid-Columbia Library on Union in Kennewick. Geologist David B. Williams will use local buildings and structures — and the stone they were built with — to spark a discussion on how geology connects to our communities.
These events are only the beginning of an exciting year. Please keep reading the Entertainer each month to stay on top of all of the arts offerings at CBC as well as artistic happenings throughout the Tri-City area. We really do live in an artistically rich community and enjoy having you with us at Columbia Basin College.
Bill McKay is Dean of Arts and Humanities at Columbia Basin College.
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