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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Here's what Jim Cramer had to say about some of the stocks that callers offered up during the "Mad Money Lightning Round" on CNBC last night:
Dunkin Brands (DNKN): "I think this one will rise as the coffee market is doing fine."Yahoo! (YHOO): "You hold onto that one if not buy more. " Netflix (NFLX): "I think Netflix is a sell, sell, sell. I think this is the top, not the bottom." Bio-Reference Laboratories (BRLI): "I have always liked the lab business. I think it should be bought." Hudson City Bancorp (HCBK): "No. It's taken over, it's done." SuperValu (SVU): "I think there's a possibility of a buyout, they just have too much debt. If they refi the debt, then maybe. " Cooper Companies (COO): "I like eye care. I like Allergan (AGN), too." M&T Bank (MTB): "That one I like. They are conservative and that's what matters." BorgWarner (BWA): "It has some business overseas but I like the auto business, stay long." Discover Financial Services (DFS): "That stock goes higher."
To read a full recap of "Mad Money" on CNBC, click here. To watch replays of Cramer's video segments, visit the Mad Money page on CNBC. -- Written by Scott Rutt in Washington, D.C. To email Scott about this article, click here: Scott Rutt Follow Scott on Twitter @ScottRutt or get updates on Facebook, ScottRuttDC
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Obama loses credibility over debt deal
Over the weekend, the Washington Post published a carefully reconstructed account of the failed debt ceiling negotiations that occurred last summer between House Speaker John Boehner and President Obama. Surprise-it was Obama who blew the deal.
Is it acceptable for the President of the United States to lie to the American people? In cases where the truth would undermine national security, absolutely. In cases where the truth undermines the president's approval ratings, not so much.
Over the weekend, the Washington Post published a carefully reconstructed account of the failed debt ceiling negotiations that occurred last summer between House Speaker John Boehner and President Obama. In the aftermath of the breakdown in the talks, Mr. Obama was quick to blame "irresponsible" House Republicans for his inability to conclude a "grand bargain" to rein in future budget deficits. He maintained that his was the middle course, that he was open to a balance of spending cuts and revenue increases but that the GOP refused to allow any tax hikes.
The narrative stuck. The worried country was irate at the inflexibility of Republican leaders. On August 5, when Standard & Poor's downgraded the credit rating on U.S. debt for the first time in U.S. history, Americans knew just whom to blame.
Only it turns out, according to the version released by the Post, the president wasn't telling the truth. John Boehner was right when he said that the president was the one who had stepped away from the budget talks, fearful of the political fallout that might attach to bold measures to tackle our nation's deficit. Because the"Gang of Six" senators inserted into the talks an agreement at the last minute that called for bigger spending cuts and greater increases to taxes than those under discussion in the White House, the president became alarmed that his bargain would not seem so grand after all. If Gang of Six conservative senators like Tom Coburn and Saxby Chambliss could accept tax hikes of $2 trillion, how could he press for only $800 billion?
Panicked that he was losing the high ground, the president ditched a nearly-concluded agreement with Boehner that called for raising taxes while also cutting sacred cows like Medicaid and Medicare and raising the age for receiving Social Security benefits. He scuttled that deal by suddenly demanding 50% more in tax hikes; then, when the GOP blanched, Obama pivoted again to the "hand shake" deal almost concluded. Finally, Republicans had had enough. In the end, Mr. Obama chose political comfort instead of manning up to a risky but essential effort to change our fiscal trajectory.
This is no small lie. At the beginning of this year, President Obama laid out his reelection themes. He accuses Republicans for choosing to protect the wealthy from higher taxes at the cost of the nation's fiscal health and blames a "do-nothing" Congress for refusing to pass more job-creating legislation. It may not seem like a particularly impressive message – most people think the presidency is a powerful post – but it suits Mr. Obama to blame his predecessor George W. Bush for the deep recession that took hold in 2007 and to blame Republicans in Congress for our abnormally slow recovery. (It should be noted that Mr. Obama also occasionally throws Democrats in Congress under the bus too; he is an equal-opportunity blamer.)
If the story is not true – if it was Mr. Obama who caved into political pressure and not Mr. Boehner – much of his message over the past several months becomes not only false but massively distasteful. It would certainly explain why the GOP leadership has been unwilling to meet the president half-way; no one likes to be the fall-guy. The president vented his frustration over the breakdown of talks by attacking the GOP, and by personally going after Mr. Boehner. He accused the House Speaker for not returning his phone calls, complained that it was the GOP leader that walked away from the talks, and whined that "I've been left at the alter a couple of times now."
In his East Room address in July concerning the debt ceiling negotiations, Mr. Obama blamed "a significant number of Republicans in Congress (who) are insisting on a cuts-only approach." As we now know, this was not the reason the negotiations failed. While some Republicans may have wanted such an agreement, their leadership was prepared to agree to some $800 billion in higher taxes. In any event, it wasn't the cuts-only crowd that balked; it was the president. Railing at the GOP wasn't a smart move; petulance does not become the Commander in Chief. In the end, both Mr. Obama and Congress suffered a decline in approval ratings.
As Americans learn the truth of this failed effort, they may start to question other aspects of the White House narrative. They may wonder whether the president blocked the Keystone XL pipeline out of safety concerns or to appease environmentalists whose support he needs, or whether Obamacare will in fact slow the rise in healthcare costs. They may even begin to question whether millionaires and billionaires actually pay less in taxes than their secretaries. Losing credibility is a terrible thing; on the other hand, Mr. Obama's loss may be the country's gain.
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KnowRe (노리) is a Korean education technology company that develops adaptive digital learning platforms which adapt to suit the needs of individual students in real time. Its product portfolio includes an adaptive and personalized mathematics curriculum that analyzes student performances in order to provide a more targeted learning process.
KnowRe's product features include a gamified learning platform (interactive learning map, coins- and star-based achievement system, and a quest-like assessment system), a personalized curriculum (cartoons, practice problems, applications, and standards-based lessons), and a teacher dashboard (real-time assessment data display, coded classroom and student progress data, adjustable score settings, student bio page, and granular knowledge unit data)
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(WHAS11) -- An agreement has been reached on the location for the third David Camm murder trial expected to begin next August.
The court clerk in Spencer County, Indiana tells WHAS11 the attorneys still have to sign off on the agreement and the new location will not be made public until then.
The former Indiana State trooper is accused of murdering his wife and two children back in 2000. Camm was convicted twice of the murders but both convictions have been overturned.
Both sides had previously agreed to hold the trial at a location north of Indianapolis.
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By Ron SavageFOX 2 News ReporterSOUTHFIELD, Mich. -- A report of a stunning partnership. The United Auto Workers standing arm in arm with the Ambassador Bridge Company. UAW boss Bob King and bridge owner Matty Moroun strike a deal, according to FOX 2 Lansing Bureau Chief Tim Skubick.Skubick says the deal makes the UAW and the bridge teammates in a battle against Governor Rick Snyder.Here's the plan, according to Skubick. Matty Moroun wants you to vote yes on Proposal 6. The proposal would amend the state constitution to require a public vote on any new international connector.Skubick reports Moroun told the UAW to tell their members to vote yes on Proposal 6. In exchange, Moroun will give cash to the UAW ad campaign for a yes vote on Proposal 2.In short, business opposes Proposal 2, but unions are in favor. Proposal 2 will put collective bargaining in the constitution.Former House Majority Leader Rocky Raczkowski weighed in."Quite frankly, I find the whole report to be kind of suspect and incorrect," he said. "Proposition 6, when you really dissect it, it's about letting the people decide. So Democrats, Republicans, independents and vegetarians should be supporting Proposal 6."Michelle Martin, who works with UAW President Bob King, said, "The UAW has not taken a position on Proposal 6. We are studying the issue."Micky Blashfield with the bridge company said, "There is no deal cut. We are not endorsing Proposal 2 or supporting 2. These rumors may be coming from the governor's office."
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This is a course designed to provide students with an understanding of the movements and styles that characterize American painting, sculpture, photography, and design from the colonial period through contemporary times. Robert Hughes's recent publication on the topic truly organizes movements with historic events to amplify "the big picture" of where we have been, where we are, and where we are going.
Almost every day it seems, we are told about scientific "breakthroughs" or "hazards" in the media. From new forms of energy to genetically-modified foods, we are told to either embrace the future or fear it. It is therefore crucial for educated citizens of the planet to understand the science behind these pronouncements and to critically analyze the societal issues surrounding them. The goal of this course is for students to formulate the "pros" and "cons" concerning the policy options for society in one area of chemical research important to society's future.
Some of the topics covered in this course will be:
Longevity of prints, photos and digital recordings
For how long can society preserve its movies, photos, and paper documents? Centuries? Millennia? What is the best technology for very long term preservation; digital or image?
Art fraud detection
Can science detect modern "art fraud" techniques?
Synthetic fuels from biomass and inorganic carbon
Will automobile fuels derived from corn, or biomass, pose a future price rise in food costs? Will this increased reliance on agriculture lead to air and water pollution?
Climate integrity and human activities
Climate has always evolved, but are human activities in industry and agriculture making greater climate swings? Is sea-level rise a serious issue? What is the difference between "climate" and "weather pattern" change?
DNA technology and its role in agriculture
Are hybrid foods safe? Will yeast-type foods be mankind's best option in DNA-manipulated agriculture?
Material requirements for all-electric vehicles and harnessing solar and wind power
Does the all-electric vehicle pose a threat to the nation's power grid? How safe are such autos? Is solar electricity doomed to high-cost future? Is solar power best harnessed in architecture? Will the required material inputs (steel, coal, metals, cement, etc.) to wind power – if projected to meet 50$ of national electric needs – be harmful to human health and the environment?
Nuclear power and its near and long-term risks
What is a meltdown at a nuclear power plant? What are the various nuclear power station design alternatives? Can nuclear power ever be safe?
In the thematic focus and literary structure of many of their works, William Faulkner, Toni Morrison, and Cormac McCarthy make use of the tradition of Greek tragedy to explore American social problems and cultural contradictions. By exploring the tragic notion that human experience is structured in such a way that knowledge is arrived at through suffering, each author explores the relationship between institutional and interpersonal violence in American society. Using some of the tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides as a point of reference, this course will explore how Faulkner, Morrison and McCarthy respond to and reevaluate the tradition of Greek tragedy in light of their political concerns with race, class, and gender. The course will focus on tragic figures in their works with the aim of exploring how inter textual references and literary allusions to particular Greek tragedies exemplify their preoccupation with human vulnerability to the internal and external forces of nature as well as the injustices of their societies.
Prerequisites: ENG 303, 304 or the equivalents
This course explores important social, cultural, economic, and political aspects of Latin American history through film. Students will study movies as historical texts that mediate and construct national, regional, and hemispheric identities, values, and narratives. They will learn to analyze cinematic depictions of the "other" and the process by which North American, Latin American, and European filmmakers and audiences have created, internalized, or contested those images. The course pays special attention to power, wealth, and technology imbalances that render the cinema a problematic but important site of history-making. Potential themes include the European-indigenous encounter, nineteenth-century nation-building, the Mexican Revolution, the Good Neighbor era, the Cold War, military dictatorship, immigration, and the war on drugs. Students also will gain a basic understanding of cinema history and key concepts in film criticism.
This course addresses important debates in the sociological, psychological, economic organizational and management literatures—as well as in the popular press—about thefundamental nature of men and women's work-related attitudes, behaviors, and career outcomes. Specific topics to be discussed will be the myth or reality of gender differences in leadership styles, job/occupational preferences, risk-taking and self-assertion, negotiating tactics, professional networks, and pay. The nature of gender differences that are real will be fully explored as will the reasons for common misconceptions about men's and women's attitudes and behavior around work.
Students will travel back to Argentina, Buenos Aires during the late 19th century where economic progress and immigrant influx created the "Paris of South America." We will explore the economic growth and the people who shaped Buenos Aires into a grand and elegant metropolis. The tango serves as the artistic starting point for a critical reflection on the Junta era in Argentina. The history of the tango as a dance, the basic expression of the porteños that later evolved into a true tango culture, the tango song, music, and musicians, the tango craze that swept Europe and the United States serves as the foundation for this course.
*Three Argentine Tango Dance Lessons will be scheduled during the semester.
*A trip to Argentina will be scheduled during the month of January 2015.
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For years, war terminology has seeped into football telecasts. Quarterbacks become "field generals," games are equated to "battles."
Tehuti Miles knows better.
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After four years in the Army — including a stint in Afghanistan, where he wielded an M4 during watch duty — Maryland's first-year practice-team running back has earned the right to dismiss the comparison. He knows all too well that the football-as-war metaphor amounts to hype.
"We all know it's not the same thing," he says.
After leaving the Army last January, Miles could not have imagined what would come next — that he would not only be a member of the Terps, but that his team would be in a bowl game celebrating military service.
Friday's Military Bowl matching Maryland (7-5) against Marshall (9-4) at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis is the first bowl game to be held at a service academy. The game, which benefits the United Service Organizations, will feature a flyover of World War II-era B-25 bombers and a giant American flag that will be spread across the field.
And, with Miles, it will also have a veteran on one of the sidelines.
"That's a cool thing," said Steve Beck, the bowl's president and executive director.
'He's got that toughness'
Miles does not volunteer to share his war memories, although he will discuss them if asked. He spoke so softly in a series of recent interviews that media members had to lean forward to hear him.
"I do still have those [wartime] experiences," he said. "I try not to let it bother me. I try to think of other things. The only time it might bother me is at night."
Miles, 23, acknowledges that he isn't same person as when he enlisted in 2008.
"If I'm in a restaurant or something like that, I have to sit where I can see everybody," said the 5-foot-10, 200-pound Miles, who played high school football in Hammonton, N.J., and became interested in military service after attending a cousin's Air Force base graduation.
"I still have flashbacks sometimes. Some people won't even notice it. I might have it just walking with you somewhere," Miles said.
After leaving the Army, Miles wanted to treat himself and attend school in a warm climate. He looked at Florida colleges, "but I was thinking maybe I should be a little bit closer [to home]," he said.
After being admitted at Maryland, Miles contacted the Terps' coaches and asked about the possibility of walking on.
Miles isn't eligible to play in games this season because of questions about whether the high school courses he took met core academic requirements. Maryland won a waiver earlier in the season allowing him to practice, and he has been a member of the scout team that prepares the Terps for upcoming opponents. He is expected to be cleared to play in games next season.
For now, Miles' nature — his quiet intensity — is revealed on the practice field.
"If he's running with the scout team, he's going to run," center Sal Conaboy said. "A lot of guys on defense will get upset with him. He'll hit you. You can tell he's got that toughness to him. He has that drive."
The coaches' initial instincts about Miles were confirmed once they saw him practice.


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Gaetano's & Ristorantino Mediterraneo
- Address:
7636 W. Madison St.
Forest Park, IL 60130Neighborhood:
Forest Park
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Gaetano's & Ristorantino Mediterraneo
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://gaetanosforestpark.com/
- Phone: 7083664010
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Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:30pm, Closed Sunday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Gaetano DiBenedetto
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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A word from Gaetano's & Ristorantino Mediterraneo
Chef Gaetano Di Benedetto is a native of the lush coastal town of Bagheria, located near Palermo, Sicily. He began as a kitchen apprentice in Palermo in 1978 and is a graduate of the prominent IPAS professional culinary school in Italy. His cooking career spans three decades, maintaining the title of Executive Chef since 1989 at restaurants throughout Italy, as well as France, England and the US.Continued
While still in Sicily, Gaetano served as Chef at the oppulent Villa Paino, where he was accorded the honor of preparing state dinners for the Presidents of Italy, Francesco Cossiga, and Oscar Luigi Scalfaro. After leaving Sicily, Gaetano worked in such culinary capitals as London, Paris and Milan.
Chef Gaetano is a recent recipient of "Ospitalita Italiana" from the Italian Gov. This award signifies Gaetano's as an authentic Italian restaurant, 1 of 600 in the entire world! You will only find fresh, natural and homemade dishes at Gae
While still in Sicily, Gaetano served as Chef at the oppulent Villa Paino, where he was accorded the honor of preparing state dinners for the Presidents of Italy, Francesco Cossiga, and Oscar Luigi Scalfaro. After leaving Sicily, Gaetano worked in such culinary capitals as London, Paris and Milan.
Chef Gaetano is a recent recipient of "Ospitalita Italiana" from the Italian Gov. This award signifies Gaetano's as an authentic Italian restaurant, 1 of 600 in the entire world! You will only find fresh, natural and homemade dishes at Gae
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- very goodRichDined on 9/27/2014Solid spot. Appreciated the tasting menu, lots of food, maybe not as many flavors as I anticipated but overall good value.Special Features:
- FoodieVIPDined on 9/25/2014Consistently fabulous food! We've been coming here for 10 years and have never had anything but an outstanding meal. From the bread/hummus to the amazing appetizers (the zucchini blossom is OMG!) to the pastas (try the Papardelle), to the entrees (great salmon, rib-eye, pork chop) to the desserts of delicious tiramisu, lemon panecotta, and peach "thing," -- we have never been disappointed. Chef Gaetano and his assistant at the front of the house, Dave, will ply you with unbelievable food as well as wonderful knowledgeable service. Don't leave it to chance and disappointment--make a reservation. And say hello to the fabulous home-made lemoncello after dinner!Special Features:
- One of my favoritessusieqDined on 9/25/2014Great restaurant:) We always enjoy the favorites as well as trying new offerings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently goodMichelinstarVIPDined on 9/22/2014Half a dozen meals and the food was perfect for all of them. Incredibly flavorful seafood soup. I dream of the mussels.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GaetanosczambiniDined on 9/4/2014One of the very best restaurants in the Chicago area! Every time we dine there there is something new on the menu. The chef/owner is a food genius. Must try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Birthday DinnerMac2GreekDined on 9/2/2014We split a first course of the ravioli stuffed with lobster soup - six plump pasta dumplings that were delicious. We shared the Gumbo Mambo which might have been the finest soup I've ever had. There seemed to be a little bit of a delay getting our first courses, especially considering the restaurant wasn't very full, but once we received them, we felt the wait was worth it. After that we shared both the Veal Scaloppine al funghi, and the special Gigante which was a combination of beef short rib and scallops. Both were amazing. We skipped the dessert as we were just too full to eat anything more. Overall it was a fantastic dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service and FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/29/2014We were late for our reservation, but the host graciously held our table. The food and service was great - loved the fresh bread as well!Special Features:
- A departure from the expectedBarryDined on 8/27/2014Gaetano's has always been one of my absolute favorite go-to restaurants. I have followed the chef since he opened La Piazza. He is one of the most creative chefs I have ever known. His food is an exiting surprising experience. This time, I found the menu visually unattractive and the choices limited and redundant. Too many dishes were braised. Gaetano's innovativeness was lacking. My guests were pleased with their choices (a well-prepared ribeye, veal scallopine and a pasta with lobster sauce) My lamb shank was good but ordinary despite some interesting ingredients. Desserts were not exceptional. Gaetano was not there. He is clearly is spending time in Batavia. His presence in Forest Park was missed.Special Features:
- great drinksraysreviewDined on 8/25/2014We had a very pleasant evening, served with the best martini I ever had.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/25/2014good food/service and great for business dinner. Consistent in both areasSpecial Features:
- Local diners 4OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Gaetano's is a lovely restaurant in Forest Park with excellent food and a charming atmosphere. We've had better experiences in the past with the service. On Saturday, we were beginning to wonder where our dinners were and had to flag down our waiter to ask. Something about the computers??? What? Eventually our food came after a long delay. It was certainly tasty, though one of the dinners was less than piping hot. Usually Gaetano himself walks around and checks out the experience. He didn't put in an appearance in the crowded restaurant, so we're speculating that he wasn't there that evening. Perhaps that's why things went less smoothly than usual!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014absolutely delicious!! everything we ordered was phenomenal, and great service!Special Features:
- BradDined on 8/22/2014If you want an excellent dinning experience go to Gaetano's . They are friendly, have distinct food and always provide a great mealSpecial Features:
- tasting menu treatNedlyVIPDined on 8/21/2014My wife and I hav had the tasting menu the last two tiems we have been to Gaetano's. Once with the wine pairing and once without. the wine pairing is defintely worth it. For the same price as a bottle of wine you get a different glass of wine with each course paired to the food. Just wonderful! The great thing about the tasting menu is that they will customize it to your taste. My wife doesn't like alot of seafood so they substitiuted some different dishes. And the best thing is the desert sampler at the end!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't blink...epicuriaVIPDined on 8/16/2014Don't blink or you'll miss this neighborhood gem. While Gaetano's doesn't look like very much from the outside, it's actually a nice little restaurant on the inside. It's not super spacious. I kind of felt like my spouse and I were in other people's conversations. But the food was really good, decently priced, and the ambiance was...nice. There also wasn't too long of a wait for our food. It feels like a spot where you can go snappy-casual or a little dressy (i.e. to celebrate an occasion), which is nice to have something local like that. Oh, and the selection of entrees is pretty good. We look forward to trying others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JackWackDined on 8/11/2014This is one of my favorite restaurants. Great food. Love the tapas Gaetanos with wine pairings. Love Dave our favorite waiter. Gaetanos is a food genius.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charlie33Dined on 8/1/2014Excellent service and food. Would recommend this restaurant to everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UnbelievableLivetodineVIPDined on 7/26/2014There are plenty if Italian restaurants in Chicagoland and we have dined at many of them. But never have we found the quality, creativity and variety as we found at Gaetanos. The pastas are all homemade. The prices are reasonable. The service beyond accommodating. They want to please and they do. Great wine list and a perfect house made lemoncella to finish the meal. It isn't a huge place and it isn't fast food so make a reservation ad enjoy a relaxing dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pork chop sutffed with crabcakeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014was amazing. Kobe beef carpaccico with pumpkin seeds was some of the best beef carpaccio I have ever eaten. Foodies will love this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingOakParkerDined on 7/23/2014We had a very relaxed dinner. The food was outstanding and the service was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loosing site of its Italian cuisinejlmalmVIPDined on 7/19/2014I have been to this restaurant many times. I go here for Italian food, not Italian influenced Northern African flavors. Now, I love northern African food, but this is not why I come. The food of good quality, but every time I am disappointed a bit more. However, we will not be retuning which is a shame as it used to be one of the best Italian places in the area.
- ♡♡♡LTsReviewsDined on 7/19/2014I have never had anything less than perfection at Gaetano's. The Zucchini Blossoms are a must! The staff is very friendly but not overbearing. There is something delicious for everyone on the menu. If you still have room at the end of your meal, try the Tiramisu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food / Great ServiceWeekenddineDined on 7/12/2014As always, great food and service. Gaetano's never disappoints.Special Features:
- Anoter Delicious MealBruceVIPDined on 7/11/2014We've been to Gaetano's many times and have never been disappointed, and this was one of the best yet. I enjoyed a delicious, slightly spicy zuppa di pesce and a terrific lambshank. My wife was delighted with her insalata Mediterraneo and seafood stuffed ravioli.Special Features:
- Awesome food and wine!SuburbanFoodieDined on 7/8/2014Best Gnocchi and calamari. The best salad was fantastic! They never disappoint!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- its about the food.NessieDined on 7/8/2014We have avoided this place in the past due to the noise level one saturday we tried to go in to be met with an ear ripping noise ...however this visit was on a tuesday and it was acceptable. The starter of calamari wrapped asparagus, tempura fried, was good and large enough to share... I had the scaloppine al limone, veal in a lemon sauce which was well cooked and quite refreshing with garlic mashed potato. The tiramisu however quaint being served in a flower pot, was too heavy and dry...and abandoned after a few spoonful. Fairly expensive but we would go back... The server was attentive when we first went in but his attention seemed to wane in favour of a regular who was seated nearby...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ChrisDined on 7/5/2014I only wish this restaurant was closer to my neighbourhood! Great food and very resonably priced wines. Our party had the Chefs Tasting Menu and it was more food than expected. Definitely coming back again and again.Special Features:
- Gaetano's great as alwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/28/2014First time we tried the Chef's Choice. It was super. The appetizers were very creative and fresh. Meat, fish, pasta and risotto courses all delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the best!Continue2serveDined on 6/14/2014Went there for my anniversary. What an awesome restaurant, right in my neighborhood. I knew nothing about it. The manager Dave is great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really great central region dishesChicago2VIPDined on 6/14/2014My wife and I dined here last Friday evening. The menu is broad and offers something for any taste. We both had pasta dishes and they were outstanding (homemade pasta)! Our server was David and he was extremely knowledgeable about all of the menu as well as making very good wine pairing suggestions. Their desert offerings are not to be missed, offering everything from sorbet and gelato to cheesecake delights. We are anxious to go back to explore their other wonderful dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chef Gaetano's never disappointsluvfoodEljefeDined on 6/9/2014Been coming here for many years and I always have a fine dining experience including chef Gaetano visits to our table. Good service and ambiance. However waiters no matter male or female always seem to be a bit aggressive and cocky, add to this the feeling that they can't wait for you to leave once your meal is finished. I will always come back here for great food.Special Features:
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/7/2014We had dinner here on saturday night, based on a friends recommendation. Gaetano's did not disappoint, every aspect was impeccable. The servers were all friendly and very knowledgeable, and the food was the best Italian we have ever had. On top of the regular menu there was what could be considered another full menu of specials. If you love Italian food, and have not eaten here, make a reservation and go as soon as you can.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great data night outPeterOPDined on 6/7/2014We were very pleased with the Geatapas tasting menu. The server was very personable and helpful and we really enjoyed our time trying different foods. This is not something we would do regularly, but well worth a visit if you are looking for a special night out.Special Features:
- praisethelardpraisethellardDined on 6/7/2014Truly unique and inventive Italian cuisine. Appetizers were wonderful, the most memorable was the pancetta wrapped dates stuffed with chorizo in a tomato coconut sauce. Another one was calamari steak wrapped around asparagus, then Tempura fried, with a sun-dried tomato chorizo shrimp sauce. I could go on and on, but you must experience this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A piece of heaven in Forest Park...ElmhurstgourmetDined on 6/6/2014The tasting menu provides for one exciting bite after another. Stuffed dates with coconut marinera were amazing. Flower blossoms and risotto home runs!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A jewelGeomixDined on 6/5/2014Gaetano's is intimate and excellent. The live music on Thursday, combined with the outstanding food cannot be equaled.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 474 reviews are from the Gaetano's & Ristorantino Mediterraneo reviews archive.
- Great Italian foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/2/2014The frutti di mare had amazingly fresh seafood and the noodles were delicious!Special Features:
- yummy as usualloveyummyfoodDined on 5/23/2014The front restaurant part of this place is the prettiest. The back room is kind of bland-looking. The food, however, is always amazing, just the most delectable, scrumptious food ever. It does not matter what you order--from the appetizers to the dessert: it's all dreamy. Our waitress was Jessica who was there to answer any questions, and give advice, if needed. Perfect! Perfect meal--perfect server--love Gaetanos. I wish they would move to Naperville.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never a bad mealKennyDined on 5/17/2014This has become our go to place outside of the city (and it feels like it belongs in the city rather than Forest Park). Great menu, wonderful food and a nice wine list.Special Features:
- Great Food-Great WaiterSlim14U2Dined on 5/17/2014The food was fantastic especially the calamari appetizer stuffed with asparagus. Our waiter who's name I cannot remember was also fantastic. He gave us tips and explained the different dishes excellently. This is one place I have already recommended to multiple friends and we only went there two days ago. You gotta try it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The MissouriSouthern football home opener on September 5 will be full of entertainmentopportunities as various groups from the MSSU community will come together tohelp raise funds for the citizens of Moore, Oklahoma.
Earlier thisyear, residents of Joplin and local communities found the story of the Moore,Okla. tornado all too similar to what they had experience two years earlier. OnMay 20 of this year, nearly two years to the date that Joplin was leveled byone of the deadliest tornados in recorded history, Moore was hit by an EF5tornado with winds peaking at over 200 mph. Over 20 people died and 377 wereinjured.
Since thattime, a number of efforts have been extended from the people of the Joplin areato those in Oklahoma City.
"This isa great way for our university, and the community of Joplin to give back,"said director of athletics Jared Bruggeman. "We know first-hand how adevastating situation like a tornado can affect a community. We saw many handsof help come to aid us after May 22, 2011 and it's only fitting that we can nowturn that act of kindness around to help another community."
When Southernplays Central Oklahoma on that Thursday night, the MSSU Campus Activities Board(CAB) will sponsor a postgame spectacular following the football game thatnight. UCO's main campus is located just half an hour north of Moore, OK.
Ticket pricesfor the game are $10 for general admission and $15 for reserved seats. Twodollars from each single-game ticket sold will go directly to the Red Cross.Fans can purchase tickets by going online at mssulions.com, or by calling theMSSU ticket office at 417-625-9366. Tickets will also be sold the day of thegame at the front gate and kickoff is slated for 6 pm.
Prior to thegame, the first 2,400 students and fans ages 13 and under will receive a freeglow stick. Before kickoff, everyone in attendance and on the field willobserve a moment of silence for the victims of the tornado. Firefighters,police officers and Red Cross groups in attendance will be recognized at thegame sponsored by Commerce Bank.
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Vatican City (AP) - Argentine Jorge Bergoglio has been elected pope, the first ever from the Americas and the first from outside Europe in more than a millennium. He chose the name Pope Francis.
After announcing "Habemus Papum" - "We have a pope!" - a cardinal standing on the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica on Wednesday revealed the identity of the new pontiff, using his Latin name. Bergoglio had reportedly finished second in the 2005 conclave that produced Benedict XVI - who last month became the first pope to resign in 600 years.
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Would I have the sufficient force?
The control on my emotions, the control to turn the person who more had I loved in my life, to that one that I would love until the end of my days?
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But I could not even do anything against what was killing her.
How to fight against it, when to do so, would kill her?
Simply she was a magnet of danger. And she was still pulling me towards her. Is it that some day I would stop hurting her, with my love or my strength?
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Summary: Prepare to have your conception of truth rocked to its very foundation. It is the year 2004. Violent crime is the number one political issue in America. Now, the Swift and Sure Anti-Crime Bill guarantees a previously convicted violent criminal one fair trial, one quick appeal, then immediate execution. To prevent abuse of the law, a machine must be built that detects lies with 100 percent accuracy. Once perfected, the Truth Machine will change the face of the world. Yet the race to finish the Truth Machine forces one man to commit a shocking act of treachery, burdening him with a dark secret that collides with everything he believes in. Now he must conceal the truth from his own creation . . . or face his execution. By turns optimistic and chilling--and always profound--The Truth Machine is nothing less than a history of the future, a spellbinding chronicle that resonates with insight, wisdom . . . and astounding possibility. "PROFOUND." --Associated Press From the Paperback edition.
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So your RA, who claims she "likes to party as much as you" and "isn't here to ruin your fun," has lined everyone up according to their birthdays because obviously that's how you get to know people. You strike up a conversation with the person who's also born in February. Enjoy that conversation with your new best friend, as they'll only be your best friend until Thursday when you meet someone who shares an affinity toward Bob Marley greatest hits albums*. You are not best friends with this person. You will not be best friends with the Bob Marley fan.
*Sidenote: Don't let anyone tell you Bob Marley's "Legend" is one of the greatest albums of all time. It is a collection. It's like saying the best variety of Chex is Chex Mix. Sorry if that analogy is too good.
During your junior year, a frat will throw a beach themed party in which everyone will be hammered and making out while wearing next to nothing, and the first thought that will enter your now-jaded mind will be "I bet it will be crowded and I'll sweat a lot." Then you will go to an off-campus party where you'll sit on a couch, eating frozen pizza and talking about how great it was when you went to beach-themed parties just two years earlier. In the corner, there will be two guys. One will say to the other "Sorry, I thought hanging out at an upperclassman, off-campus party would be cooler. Sorry we didn't go to Beachcombers Blast." Those two people will never hang out again.
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Due to many requests made during the "listening" tour, the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development is pleased to announce the return of the Tennessee Sampler. The last Tennessee Sampler was held in Cincinnati in 1999.
The sales blitz and trade show event for 2007 will be held March 27-29 in Tampa, FL. After a recent site visit to several locations, the Renaissance Tampa Hotel International Plaza was secured for both room nights and the special event.
We are excited about the return of the Tennessee Sampler. It is a huge opportunity for the whole state- from the smaller communities and attractions to the CVBsThe sampler, exclusive for Tennessee partners, is designed to showcase everything Tennessee. The must-do event has been deemed as beneficial for all of the industry partners who participate.
"We are excited about the return of the Tennessee Sampler. It is a huge opportunity for the whole state- from the smaller communities and attractions to the CVBs," said Shelda Rees, director of tourism at the Chattanooga Area Convention and Visitors Bureau and Tennessee Sampler committee member. "We have a chance to meet with tour operators, travel agents and AAA auto counselors all in one location."
Participating industry partners will be divided into teams and will attend pre-set sales appointments on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday will be designated for AAA, with a Tennessee presentation to the AAA Auto Club South call center and sales visits to area AAA offices on Wednesday. Tour operators and AAA are invited to attend the Tennessee Sampler event on Wednesday evening held at the Renaissance utilizing their beautiful courtyard and ballroom. Guests will have the opportunity to receive Tennessee information distributed from partner booths, win door prizes, enjoy food and beverage and experience incredible entertainment by Tennessee performers.
AAA Auto Club South is the fourth largest affiliate within the AAA federation. The organization has 70 branch offices serving more than four million members in Florida, Georgia, the western two-thirds of Tennessee and Puerto Rico.
Registration for 2007's Tennessee Sampler is $400 and includes two representatives, all appointments and booth space. Registered partners can bring additional representatives at $75/person.
"The Tennessee Samplers is also a great networking event," Rees stated. "Not only are we educating the clients about Tennessee, but it's also an opportunity for the partners to learn more about what various cities and attractions have to offer within our state ."
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Plainfield — A firefighter and active member of the U.S. Navy joined two Plainfield police officers on Tuesday to rescue a man whose car flipped over in a crash and landed upside-down in a pond.
The crash occurred at 3:46 p.m. on Moosup Pond Road, where a vehicle driven by 50-year-old Alexander Filteau struck a guardrail and went airborne, landing in the frozen body of water submerged up to its wheel wells, police said.
Moosup Fire Lt. Richard Okrasinski happened to be in the area and drove to the scene when he heard the call, according to Plainfield Fire Marshal Paul Yellen, who is deputy chief of the Moosup Fire Department.
Okrasinski is a rescue diver for the department and master chief in the U.S. Navy. Yellen said that after calling in to dispatch, Okrasinski stripped off his coat and jumped in the chest-deep frigid water.
Okrasinski was joined by Plainfield police officers Craig Arruda and William Wolfburg and the three were able to open the door by shattering the window with a sledge hammer and pull Filteau out of the vehicle.
Okrasinski currently works at the Submarine Technical Support Center in Groton, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Filteau was able to breathe in the vehicle because of a 5-inch pocket of air inside, police said. He was taken to the Plainfield Backus Care Facility for treatment and was listed in stable condition Tuesday evening.
Okrasinski was treated for hypothermia and cuts and abrasions, police said.
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Check out the third single from ICP's Homie BIG HOODOO straight outta the Psychopathic Records Video Department! The track is called "Darkside" and it' taken off his debut album, Crystal Skull! Peep the music video and click here to order your copy of the album!
Anyone with knowledge of The Hatchet knows that they take a lot of pride in the Psychopathic Records Video Department. Although their artists don't have their music videos played on television (does anyone these days?) they have always made it a point to put out lots of music videos on the internet so 'Los and 'Lettes can have some visuals to go along with the badassery that is the Psychopathic music catalog.
It was back in 2007 that Psychopathic Records released Psychopathic: The Videos, a complete collection touted as "Every Psychopathic Video you've ever seen plus one you've NEVER seen!" The DVD was loved on by the entire fam because it was the only way to have every Psychopathic video in hand to watch at your leisure whenever the mood struck.
Well, fast forward to 2013 and the Psychopathic Video Department has banked up a lot of music videos on hatchetmantv.com, the official youtube of The Hatchet. Now seems like a damn good time to once again compile them into one place so they are easy as fuck to watch and enjoy.
That brings up to Psychopathic: The Videos Part 2! This is a complete source of every music video to date for Psychopathic Records that wasn't on the first installment and that includes a few never before seen numbers that were tucked away into a the video vault for one reason or another without being shared with the fam… UNTIL NOW!
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Local businesses are selling alcohol to underage customers, and it may be happening more often than most people think.
WTOL11's Jonathan Walsh rode along with the Ohio Investigative Unit to see how common retailers sell to underage people, and which local businesses are doing it. The unit sent a 19-year-old confidential informant into carry-outs and other stores which sell alcohol. The informant used her real Ohio driver's license, which is vertical rather than the horizontal license used for persons over the age of 21. The informant was also told not to lie about her age if asked.
Three of the five stores investigators stopped at that day sold alcohol to the informant, including the Barney's on North Detroit Ave., the In and Out Express on Skyview Dr. near North Detroit Ave. and the Pilot Store on Hagman Rd. near Alexis Rd., all in Toledo.
When confronted about selling to underage customers, one clerk claimed to have made a mistake when calculating the customer's age, while two others declined to comment.
"I'm shocked at some of the reactions people do. They'll be like 'Oh, you're just now legal' and they clearly see that I'm not," said the confidential informant.
Investigators hope operations like this get the attention of business owners and employees.
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The Chicago Blackhawks announced today the team's 2012 preseason schedule, which consists of six games against National Hockey League opponents and three tilts at the United Center.
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Some tech rivalries are win-win
Forget iPad vs. Kindle or iPhone vs. Android. Amazon, Apple and Google are the future, and there's room for all of them to succeed.
This economy is not a Wild West town. There is room for more than one player. I am thinking of Intel (INTC) vs. Arm Holdings (ARMH) and Amazon (AMZN) vs. Apple (AAPL) and Google (GOOG) vs. Apple -- three rivalries that may very well not produce any losers at all.
It is tempting to believe -- and I know I have at times wavered on this -- that Arm Holdings, with its Apple relationship and its intellectual-property licensing model, is going to stop Intel's made-it-and-built-it strategy. I have been tempted, because Intel is linked to the personal computer and to Microsoft (MSFT) software (even though it has an Apple model for desktops), while Arm Holdings' chips use little battery power, courtesy of its decision long ago to concentrate on the smaller cellphone form factor, not the larger PC-based form factor.(Microsoft owns and publishes Top Stocks, and MSN Money site.)
But you know what? While the Intel market is slower, it is gigantic, and it is moving into smaller form factors -- witness the Ultra discussion on the conference call. Intel is cheap. It generates a monster amount of cash flow, and that dividend is going to keep going higher.
Arm Holdings has a ton of share to take and a terrific model, but it is pricey. My take: You want income and consistent growth? Intel is for you. You want high growth with all the high risk that comes with it? Go with Arm.
People were disappointed this week with Amazon. I am not. I see what Amazon has to do. It has to destroy brick-and-mortar retailers worldwide, not just in the U.S., and for that, it must hire like mad and build fulfillment houses at a blistering pace.
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It also has to stay ahead of the game against Apple with the tablet, and yes, Barnes & Noble (BKS) with the Nook, and I think the Kindle Fire will do just that. With a price point below the cost of production, it will sell extremely well. Amazon is going with the razor-and-razor-blades model of Gillette, and I say "brilliant" -- that's what is needed.
So I am not concerned about short-term margins or profitability. This is one of those dips you have to accept if you own the stock.
Meanwhile, I see Apple doing everything right going forward, even as I did not like this quarter, and when it comes to numbers -- not product line -- I am a little concerned. But that's why the stock sells at a ridiculously low multiple. Many people have misread me on Apple, including the Twitterrati. I had a model for Apple. It said that the company could earn more than $45 per share in the 2012 fiscal year. It now appears that the company doesn't have that earnings power. That's what is disconcerting to me. But I am not worried about competition from Amazon.
I would normally be worried about Google and Apple, because I think Android remains a winner, and I think it can battle the iPhone in the smartphone wars. However, as with Amazon vs. Apple, there is plenty of room for both. The smartphone share-take is the biggest story globally, and Android and the iPhone have plenty of room to crush others and move to a duopoly of world domination.
In sum, there's room for all because the rest of the competition is being crushed, not these three players. They can all be bought when they go down. They are the future.
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Future of what Jimmy boy? "courtesy of its decision long ago to concentrate on the smaller cellphone form factor", they concentrated on RISC chips therefore lower power consumption. It's all about disintermediation and globalization. If you can eliminate the distributor and seller then you can offer same product at less cost; Amazon, Apple, Ebay, Expedia, Fidelity, Netflix, Schwab, Orbtiz, Walmart, Wintel. So Microsoft will offer their software on both ARM (NVDA, QCOM, TXN) and X86 (AMD, INTC) chips for all PC forms including phones and tablets. That benefits ARM, Dell, HP, HTC, Intel, Microsoft, Nokia, Samsung and Toshiba. Wonder who it will hurt?
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Disney revamps gaming strategy with big 'Infinity' bet
The company has reportedly spent $100 million to develop the massive video game. Consumers will pay some steep costs for the title as well.
Disney (DIS) hopes to breathe new life into its money-losing interactive unit this weekend with a new video game platform called "Infinity," CNBC's Julia Boorstin reported on Friday.
"Infinity" players will use Disney and Pixar characters to navigate the game's worlds. Sounds traditional enough, but this platform comes with a twist: Players choose their character by placing a figure onto the game's base, which connects to a console.
"Infinity" can be played using Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 consoles. It will be released August 18.
The "Infinity" starter pack includes a game disc, base, play sets, and figures from "Pirates of the Caribbean," "Monsters University" and "The Incredibles." The starter pack will be priced at $75, according to the report.
New locations and characters from "The Lone Ranger" and "Cars" will be available in add-on sets, which will cost $35. Individual figures can be purchased for $13.
"We can't expect Marvel and Star Wars characters to come into the mix, which would be a dramatic shift for Disney which has never before allowed characters from its different worlds to mix," Boorstin said in the report.
While the company's third-quarter earnings were nearly flat, its interactive revenue dropped 7% to $183 million, according to the company's earnings report.
The "Infinity" game platform differs from Disney's previous approach of introducing a standalone video game for every major movie release, according to Boorstin.
"But this is still a huge bet that Disney can make in-house video games work," Boorstin said in the report. "And if it doesn't work, Disney may have to consider moving to a strategy where it just licenses those big brands."
Disney has spent more than $100 million to make "Infinity" and its associated toys, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people close to the company. That's comparable to the costs for a major film production.
Boorstin compared "Infinity" to Activision's "Skylanders" franchise, which launched for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo 3DS, and PCs in 2011. Players also use toy figures in those games to represent characters on the screen.
Disney "Infinity" is being embraced on social media, with its new Facebook page getting 534,000 likes and its Twitter profile attracting more than 21,000 followers.
The game's appeal will be put to the test this holiday season. It may be able to revive the company's interactive division, according to one analyst.
"I think this game has billion-dollar potential on an annual basis and, I would guess, at a 50% margin or higher," Michael Pachter of Wedbush Securities said in the report. "So I think this has the potential to generate $500 million in annual profit."
The starter pack is currently available for pre-order.
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