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Things are so bad that the Senate's leading investor champions aren't even sure they can get enough votes to modify the proposal -- let alone block it -- even with a compromise alternative (letter from PIRG-backed AFR/CFA). Only in Washington.
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- Address:
8 Coryell Street
Lambertville, NJ 08530Neighborhood:
New Hope / Lambertville
- Cuisine:
MediterraneanPrice: $31 to $50
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.hamiltonsgrillroom.com/
- Phone: 6093974343x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Friday- Sunday: 11:30 am-2:30 pm
Dinner: Tuesday-Thursday: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Sunday: 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Mark Miller
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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A word from Hamilton's Grill Room
Canal side, nestled in the European charm of a courtyard near the Delaware River & surrounded by quaint antique shops & art galleries, it is the remarkable creation & signature of award winning Broadway set designer & restaurateur Jim Hamilton, & reflects his one-of-a-kind signature style. Warm, soulful & sophisticated, the Grill Room remains one of the most romantic & unique places to dine in the Northeast. The Grill room's vibrant menus combine great style with a reverence for Mediterranean-inspired classics. Expertly prepared with skill & passion by executive chef Mark Miller, Jim Hamilton's seasonal offerings include grilled foods with voluptuous flavors liberally borrowed from cultural influences ranging from France, Greece & Italy to Spain & Morocco. Featuring fresh ingredients from some of the region's best purveyors, dishes are artful & generously portioned at the same time they are satisfyingly simple. CATERING at your place or ours expect perfection to the last detail.Continued
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204 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (155)romantic (116)fit for foodies (105)special occasion (103)neighborhood gem (95)scenic view (53)good for groups (46)hot spot (20)great for lunch (14)great for brunch (12)late-night find (8)kid-friendly (4)vibrant bar scene (2)notable wine list (2)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014Our recent visit was exceptional, this is the Hamilton's I know and Love.Special Features:
- Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/17/2014Beautiful hidden gem on the canal in Lambertville! The food is delicious, we especially loved the Maine oysters!Special Features:
- Great Evening OutBabi6118Dined on 9/16/2014We went to Hamilton's for our anniversary, and it was everything we could have ever wanted! We don't go out to eat very often, so we wanted this experience to be worth our while and our wallet. It was both! The service was outstanding! Our server had a very balanced approach; not too over the top, but when we asked for recommendations he was glad to share. The food was excellent! I am still thinking about the Chilled Borschet! There was a large party that night, and they did get a little noisy at times. Perhaps we could have sat in the front or the middle rooms since we were only a two top??? Maybe in the future, consider the placement of couples in relation to big parties. Thanks for a great, memorable evening!Special Features:
- Still amazing after many years!GoodfoodfanDined on 9/13/2014Hamilton grill has been our go to place for my birthday and any reason we could find to dine there! It is a little quirky as is part of lambertville's charm, which I love. The food is simple, elegant, and perfectly prepared- right nearby your table, if you happen to be seated near the grill. Don't worry though- there's no smoke, only the delicious aroma of the grill. The place is often packed and the staff remains happy, efficient and engaging. The grilled shrimp with anchovy butter is a must, and the grilled whole fish (filleted at my request) was incredible. I can't wait to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinesalotDined on 9/13/2014Too noisy for starters. Didnt realize it was byob but bar nextdoor sells wine. Seated right next to the one unisex bathroom. Quite interesting. Food was good. Service was good. Rustic look intresting.Special Features:
- 50th birthday partyStirling11Dined on 9/13/2014I took a group of four to Hamilton's Grill for a 50th birthday celebration and it was a very memorable night. The food and service was fantastic and the property and surrounding area had a very warm feel to it. I would definitely go back!Special Features:
- Old friends dinnerJCKidd63Dined on 9/13/2014We recently met old friends for dinner and chose the restaurant based on menu and location. The menu satisfied everyone and the food was well prepared and delicious. The only problem was that one of the ordered appetizers never arrived. I would recommend the restaurant notwithstanding this shortcoming.Special Features:
- DanalDined on 9/12/2014we went with 2 friends. The food was unremarkable (salmon, steak, crab cakes, sword fish), ambience is great.Special Features:
- An Old FavoritejoetaxDined on 9/11/2014We've been coming to Hamilton's since it opened. It never disappoints. Hospitable service in a pretty location with a menue that includes old favorites as well as something newSpecial Features:
- Gem on the CanalWingdaddyDined on 9/9/2014Secluded gem on the canal offering an exquisite dinning pleasure, romantic ambience and great service. Especially when paired with the neighboring Boat House Bar, an elegant experience in itself.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!Sun18fishDined on 9/6/2014We have been coming to Hamilton's Grill Room for about 15 years now and have experienced some ups and downs over the years…but always happily return as it's one of our favorite spots. Our recent visit was truly one of the best ones ever. We enjoyed oysters and both of the specials and our food was fabulous. However, what really made the night was the spectacular service. Our server was right on the money - attentive but not at all overbearing. We spent most of our dinner immersed in deep conversation, and several times I caught her out of the corner of my eye trying not to interrupt us while still attending to our needs. I wish I could remember her name! We are already planning our return visit - what a great night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the drive just to eat here!FoodArchitectVIPDined on 9/6/2014We have been going to Hamilton's for many years and honestly it is some of the best food we ever eat - even having dined at many 1-3 Michelin star places. Every dinner at Hamilton's challenges those other restaurants in the quality of the food, creative menu and exceptional service. We will travel over an hour to just dine here for the night! Mark makes you feel like you are home and the restaurant décor is wonderful, inspirational and relaxing!Special Features:
- NiniDined on 9/5/2014Our favorite restaurant in America (and we are from nyc!!!!)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice romantic dinnerBobBDined on 9/5/2014Service was very good; food (fish) was outstanding. Portions were not huge, but that was fine for me. It's a BYOB, the atmosphere is very charming and relaxed. Would like to see more salad options (the 2 available were very basic, but good). I would recommend this place for an evening out in Lambertville with someone special. After dinner cocktail at The Boat House next door is a great complement to an excellent dinner at Hamilton's Grill RoomSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An old standardBillVIPDined on 9/3/2014We've been going to Hamilton's for nearly 30 years. The grill chef is still amazing, but the quality of the kitchen-prepared food varies. Our salads were uninspired. The wait staff is very good. No complaints there. It needs just a little more attention to detail to be the great restaurant that it has been in the past, but it was still a very nice evening.Special Features:
- FantasticVprofyDined on 9/2/2014Food always great. Outdoor seating on a summer evening is delightful. Friends visiting, the restaurant we wanted to share. Our second visit in a month.Special Features:
- LOVED THE FOOD, BUT NOT THE SERVICEpaula1VIPDined on 8/30/2014THIS WAS NOT THE FIRST TIME WE DINNED AT THE HAMILTON GRILL ROOM. WE HAVE NEVER EVER BEEN DSAPPOINTED WITH THE FOOD OR PRESENTATION. THIS HOWEVER WAS THE FIRST TIME WE WERE DISAPPOINTED IN THE SERVER, I BELIEVE HER NAME WAS JULIET. WE FOUND HER TO BE NOT FRIENDLY AND NOT ATTENATIVE TO OUR REQUESTS FOR SPECIAL NEEDS THAT WERE OUTSIDE OF THE SELECTION OF THE MENU FOR OUR MAIN DINNER. SHE DID NOT MAKE US FEEL AT ALL WELCOMED AT THE HAMILTON GRILL ROOM. IN THE PAST WE NEVER HAD A SERVER WHO DID NOT PRESENT THE STANDARDS OF SERVICE PRESENTED AT YOUR RESTURANT.Special Features:
- Friday night dateTomDDined on 8/29/2014They were able to accommodate my request to be seated outside and the table was great. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable and efficient. The appetizer of oysters was outstanding, fresh. We asked for a leisurely pace and he accommodated us well. The entrees were very good ((although my wife's salmon was a little over cooked) and the mushroom risotto side was outstanding. Hamilton Grill is fast becoming one of my favorites in Lambertville. Drinks before dinner at the Boathouse next door is always a treat.Special Features:
- TerryJDined on 8/27/2014Dined in doors and was not taken by the decore. Food was excellent. Service was very good.Special Features:
- Lovely restaurant experienceWingdam47Dined on 8/24/2014Outdoor dining in a very elegant yet casual setting, food interesting and well prepared. Extra incentive of being a high end BYOB, service was a bit slow but didn't detract from nice experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outdoor dining spotEyeBVIPDined on 8/24/2014Lovely place to have lunch on a beautiful afternoon. Attentive and charming waitress, good food, well-presented.Special Features:
- Wow!Luv2eatDined on 8/23/2014Great restaurant. The food was amazing especially that night's specials.Special Features:
- Perfect eveningSumaDined on 8/23/2014We have dined here a few times and NEVER been disappointed. We chose this venue for a thank you dinner for a special couple who had done alot for our family during my cancer fight. We knew they would appreciate the wonderful dining experience and they DID! The wonderful food, exceptional service and eclectic ambiance earned Hamilton's Grille a new set of customers from this perfect evening. Garden Room is our favorite!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another fine mealPaulVIPDined on 8/23/2014Hamilton Grill remains one of our favorite desitination restaurants. Whether it's after an afternoon of antiquing in Lamberville or meetings friends from "North Jersey" or NYC, we always find dining here a very pleasant and relaxing experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Tried this place on a recommendation from a friend. In all fairness they thought it was a good place for outside dining. We visited on a on/off rainy day so we dinned inside. Service was good. BYOB was a plus. We found ourselves not thrilled about the menu choices. We chose the specials, sashimi tuna and some kind of steak and the mushroom risotto. The risotto and vegetables and mashed potatoes were really good. The steak was a little tough and the tuna was nothing to write home about. The wine was good….oh wait, we brought that with us. All in all, we thought it was just ok. Maybe the dining experience would have been better outside but we doubt it. For the money, there are much better places to go.
- Hamilton Grill Room AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014we reserved on Open Table for an anniversary dinner. We liked the outdoor canal-side venue and the atmosphere, on a perfect summer night. However, service was indifferent and clearly not focused, as we were seated for over 15 minutes before our waiter came back for a drink order. During this time, others were seated and attended immediately. Diners who arrived later were served first. Not sure why this was, but I felt that we were being ignored. Not sure if I will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service!RatherBeMountainBikingVIPDined on 8/22/2014Server was very enthusiastic and made the evening enjoyable. Food was good, but my steak was overcooked. I don't know if the server misunderstood my request for "medium rare" or the cook wasn't paying attention. Dining outside was great and overall the look was very nice. However, today many restaraunts are much more elegant. We sat near a very silly looking, noisy fountain. It was just water shooting up through mesh.Special Features:
- A+YoginidmdDined on 8/22/2014From Start to finish, enjoyable in every way. We enjoyed a quiet, delicious dinner for our daughter's 18th birthday. She loved it too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hamilton's GrillAngiedinesDined on 8/22/2014We had a lovely dinner ( grilled scallops were fabulous!) following drinks at the Boat House which is right next door. After dinner, we went for a walk along the canal. You can't find places like this everywhere. It's the "whole " package. Hidden gems with a great location. Coming back soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AdvertisingAardvarkDined on 8/20/2014Although the ad for the Jersey Shore dinner depicted some items that were not offered, we did find the overall meal to be very good. We were able to eat outside due to fantastic weather and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. Our server, Jack, was very personable and kept our meal moving at a comfortable pace for us. We were with friends and were able to enjoy a very leisurely dinner. Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice findOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/20/2014Very much enjoyed Hamilton Grill. It was our first experience there and remarkably enough, one of the few nights out of the entire year where they have a limited fixed menu. This one was Jersey shore driven and so was centered around steamed oysters as an appetizer, a light salad of Jersey tomatoes and greens and small lobster sampling, boiled potato and chicken combination. The food was fresh and pretty well prepared although I would have preferred some other options. The outdoor seating was charming, but the plastic tableware (I assumed it was strictly that night although I didn't check) was a bit tacky. I would absolutely return and try them on a full menu nite. Also loved the fact that it was a BYOB.Special Features:
- Nothing Like a Lobster BakeJgsjrVIPDined on 8/20/2014For a reasonable price fixe dinner we had salad, clams, mussels, lobster, chicken, sausage, corn and dessert! All was tasty and a fun time was had by all! If you get the chance visit Jim H's restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- "Jersey Shore" dinner at Hamilton'sedatnorcoDined on 8/20/2014Hamilton's is a favorite of ours, outdoors or in the Garden room. This was the first time we experienced the "Jersey Shore" dinner. The food was served "no frills barbecue style" (a departure from the usual at this restaurant) and was a wonderful sampler of fresh shellfish, lobster, veggies, and barbecued chicken and sausage. The peach pie was incredible. We'll have it again next year but will be back before then. The seafood, in particular, is always great.Special Features:
- jersey bustmikecustDined on 8/20/2014Very disappointed is all I can say.it had a whole lobster on website, we got only a half. Cole slaw on website, there was no coleslaw served. Six people at our table, there was 13 clams or mussels that we could not open. Three of us got ONE bliss potato. My piece of corn was TWO inches long, I measured it. Website had a full piece of corn. Waiters never asked us if we wanted coffee or tea. They were very inexperienced and had difficulty taking plates from table. It was NOT a good experience. I expected much, much, more from a Jim Hamilton restaurant This menu what I am talking about is from the "Jersey Feast".
- Perfect NightVprofyDined on 8/19/2014Hamilton's Grill is one of our regular night outs. We have celebrated our anniversary there for years. Dining outside on a summer evening is especially delightful. The recent Jersey Special dinner was fantastic. Salad, clams, mussels, corn , potatoe, chicken, sausage, and lobster. Followed with a peach pie. Delicious.Special Features:
- I was disappointedLoriGVIPDined on 8/17/2014I've been there many times, but they were off this game this week. Not sure why. Salmon was WAY overcooked. The "chopped salad" was sliced cucumbers had ice cubes on it (was it not in the fridge?) so whatever dressing was there was really watery. Service was slow. Oysters were very good but no cocktail sauce in the house. I'll go back one more time but hope they get back on track.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- On a Positive Note...OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/15/2014I leave a review when an establishment is either very bad or very good. Hamilton's Grill falls into the latter category. I hesitated from making a reservation based on some of the reviews. However, my experience was positively positive. The food was delicious but the stellar service and candlelit garden setting were what truly elevated the experience from other restaurants in the area. Worth a try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasureSuprisemeDined on 8/13/2014love to take visitors to Lambertville (my home town) here. So lovely in summer or winter and food is well presented and usually very good. Oysters are excellent and everything from the grill is delish. Special place.Special Features:
- Not as goodJimOooVIPDined on 8/12/2014We have been here many times and usually very good. This night on a Tuesday they were not very busy. Our waitress seemed to have an attitude that night. My wife ordered a chopped salad and the waitress said it will be a little different no explanation. The chopped salad came out in a soup bowl and it was 80% tomatoes not like any chopped salad we ever had. The service was slow and it took sometime for the meals to come out. We had both ordered fish and both of the dinners came out warm not hot. It was just off that night and nothing seemed in sync it will be sometime before we go back. There are many other good restaurants in Lambertville.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of Several Area GemsJackAGordonVIPDined on 8/10/2014My wife and I spent a long weekend on a culinary odyssey in this region, which is teeming with good restaurants. We went to Anton's at The Swan, Brian's, Lambertville Station, and The Inn at Phillips Mill. Our evening at Hamilton's Grill Room was a highlight (as was Brian's) and it was made even better by the facts that (i) it is a BYOW, (ii) the courtyard is divine for al fresco dining, and (iii) we received attentive service from Kelly and Michael. We'll return for another meal or two in short order.Special Features:


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Greetings from Sue Ritter, HVOS President
Hadassah Valley of the Sun welcomes back our part-time residents and we have a very full calendar of events to keep us busy and focused. This newsletter has a list of all that is scheduled and contact information for our Chapter and Groups. I also hope that you will set aside April 9th, which will be our Women's Seder led by Rabbi Elana Kanter and held at the Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center.
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This is what's left of a man in his early twenties who lived in Ireland sometime between 362 and 175 B.C. He's just a partial torso and arms, and from the span of the arms they know that he stood about 6 feet 6 inches: exceptionally tall for that time. (I'll say. That's exceptionally tall for today.)
He's known as Old Croghan Man, and he was found in 2003 near Croghan Hill, north of Daingean in Ireland's County Offaly. Like all bog bodies, his real identity is unknown, but researchers have posited that he was a man of high status. His hands were well manicured, his last meal was wheat and buttermilk (possibly a ritual meal), and in the months leading up to his death he ate lots of meat. He wore a braided leather band and copper amulet around one bicep.
Despite the comfortable life suggested by nice nails and meaty diet, Old Croghan Man did not die a nice death. From Archaeology:
He had a defensive wound on his upper left arm where he may have tried to protect himself, and had been bound by a hazel branches (withies) threaded through holes in his upper arms, stabbed in the chest, struck in the neck, decapitated, and cut in half.
I recently watched an episode of Nova from 2006 (The Perfect Corpse), which featured Old Croghan Man and Clonycavan Man, a bog body from around the same time period who was found near Dublin, also in 2003.
Eamonn P. Kelly of the National Museum of Ireland (where the bodies now reside) has some interesting theories about a number of Irish bog bodies, including these two. From Archaeology:
Examining the details of both men's lives and deaths has led Kelly to suggest a new way of looking at the meaning of eight well-preserved Irish bog bodies. "I believe these men were failed kings or failed candidates for kingship who were killed and placed in bogs that formed important tribal boundaries." Both Clonycavan and Old Croghan men's nipples were pinched and cut. "Sucking a king's nipples was a gesture of submission in ancient Ireland," says Kelly. "Cutting them would have made him incapable of kingship."
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Sophomores at Rowland Hall got to know the wild side of physics when their teachers surprised them with a one-day, beyond-the-classroom project: building gravity cars.
"It's a car that has no motor, no brakes, primitive steering and that's all to take you down the hill," said art teacher Gary Lindemann, adding gravity is the project's motor and enthusiasm is the fuel.
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As students studied their cars gaining kinetic energy while speeding down a sidewalk near their school, the exercise taught them about gravity and physics.
Lindemann, along with his student stage crew, tested different gravity-car prototypes over the summer. After picking a model to roll with, the group created a 10-step instruction manual for creating the cars. Last week, groups of four or five students were tasked with creating their own vehicles.
Until the day of the project, details of the exercise were kept a guarded secret from the 10th-graders.
"The only thing they knew coming in there this morning was this was about gravity," said Principal Lee Thomsen.
The day began with a science lesson on gravity. After the project was revealed, the students had exactly four hours and 15 minutes to design and build cars before practice runs began.
One group decided to throw the instruction manual to the wayside.
Instead of creating a car with a high back to sit up against like all the other teams, they created a car with no back so they could lie on their stomachs.
That decision turned out to be a good one, said 15-year-old Jess Sterrett. In the upright cars, the center of gravity isn't strong and it feels as if you're on two wheels, she said. Their design was more stable and the steering wasn't out of control.
"When we're [lying] down, you don't go anywhere, you don't feel like you're gonna tip over," Jess said.
Other groups weren't so lucky.
"It's scary, you don't have any brakes on these things so it's very hard to control when you're going at a very fast rate," said Josh Cole, 15, who crashed not once, but twice in his gravity car, resulting in scraped knees and a cut ankle.
Josh's favorite part of the day was his first ride — the time he didn't crash — down the sidewalk bordering 800 South at Rowland Hall.
"Even though everybody crashed, it was fun and we had a good time. Nobody got seriously injured. Nobody broke an arm," he said.
Another student who crashed and flipped his gravity car, Shabir Aminzada, learned a valuable lesson: "Little weird cars made of wood do not go very fast without tipping."
But students also learned that they can accomplish a lot when they're on their own, Lindemann said.
That's the lesson that Jess will take away from the day.
"You can discover things yourself really easily," she said. "We kind of found out how to go on our own route and succeed."
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I have Bipolar Disorder and I am 15 weeks pregnant. I went off my chronic medication (Lamictin) as soon as I heard I was pregnant. Is it safe to go back onto Lamictin at any time during my pregnancy? And also, will I be able to breastfeed while I am on Lamictin?
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This could be a good opportunity, especially with the company seeking to cut its dependence on the North American shale gas market.
The British government suspended shale exploration last year after hydraulic fracturing carried out in the town of Blackpool in northwest England was believed to have triggered two small earthquakes.
Resuming shale gas exploration in the U.K. could provide opportunities for Schlumberger (SLB), the world's second-largest provider of hydraulic fracturing services, as the company seeks to reduce its dependence on the North American shale gas market.
Importance of shale gas in the UK
Shale gas has been a hot subject of political debate in the U.K, with conservative lawmakers pressing for exploitation of the resource, and it's not difficult to see why. Over the last decade, the country's oil and gas consumption has remained relatively flat whereas domestic production has declined, making the country a net energy importer, which has pushed the energy prices up. Shale gas, abundantly available in the U.K., provides a relatively clean and inexpensive solution to the country's energy needs. It is estimated that shale gas could meet 10% of the county's demand for the next century.
Schlumberger faces declining US margins
The rapid increase in fracking capacity caused by the shale gas boom has now given way to oversupply of fracturing capabilities in the market. PacWest Consulting Partners estimates that the United States alone holds about 14.7 HHP of fracking capacity versus 20 HHP held globally. It estimates that the fracturing capacity utilization was 85% in Q2 and is expected to further decline through this year, impacting the pricing of fracking services. Also, given that natural gas prices in North America are at their 10-year lows, we believe the fracking business will continue to face pricing pressures.
To mitigate the effects of a weak North American market, Schlumberger can strengthen its presence in the UK and other parts of Europe like Poland that are relatively rich in shale gas reserves. The supply of fracking equipment in Europe is not as well-entrenched as it is North America. Besides, the higher gas prices in these regions would allow the company better control over the pricing of fracking services.
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Rest easy, my friends. Although this was just a "test" worm, it turns out that the phones can not be infected unless the user accepts a prompt to download and install a file from an unknown source. In this case, it is the user, not the OS who is at fault. Then again, how many of these PC worms would be stopped just by users simply visiting Windows Update every once in a while? I digress...
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I heard about the smartphone worm when it first came out, and everyone was prompted to turn off their phones, and to delete their downloaded programs when turning back their phones.
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Financial Aid Part I: Tax Credits
If you buy health insurance through your state's health insurance Marketplace, also called an Exchange, you may be able to get some financial help. The health care reform law helps lower the cost of health insurance for families with low to moderate incomes who make too much money to qualify for Medicaid.
There are two main types of financial help: tax credits and cost-sharing subsidies. This article answers common questions about tax credits, and "Financial Aid Part II" covers cost-sharing subsidies.
The amount of tax credit you qualify for depends on your income and the size of your family. In addition, households with lower incomes may qualify for subsidies to help lower the cost of doctor visits, hospital stays, and other types of medical care.
What Is a Tax Credit?
A tax credit is one way the government may save you money on health insurance when you enroll in a plan through a state Marketplace. It is one type of subsidy. Its full name is the Advance Premium Tax Credit. "Premium" refers to the payments you make each month for your insurance. "Advance" refers to the fact that you can have the money sent directly to your insurance company in advance of making your first payment.
How Do I Know If I Can Get a Tax Credit?
You can use WebMD's Health Insurance Calculator to find out if you'll be eligible for a tax credit.
When you enroll in a plan in your state's Marketplace, you'll see if you can get a tax credit and how much it will be.
How much money you can get depends on four things:
- How much money your family makes in a year
- How old you are
- How many family members you want on your health insurance policy
- Where you live -- an area with a high cost of living or a low one
How Much Money Can I Make and Get a Tax Credit?
You may be eligible for a tax credit if the amount of money you expect to make for all of 2013 is in the following income ranges:
- $11,490 to $45,960 for one adult
- $15,510 to $62,040 for a family of 2
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The less money you make, the more financial aid you can get. These amounts may change in 2014. The income amounts for people who live in Alaska and Hawaii are slightly different.
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I knew my bud'd been alookin, I did. But he's always alookin. Welp, he gone and done it... '09 Daytona Gray over Black / Silver with deviated stitching. Carbon Fiber baby. Got the call it'd landed hours prior and RUN out the door dinner in hand I went (on kitchen plate, mind you - literally).
4C19H, yeah that's the ticket. D3S8 just seems too similar to my D2S8, see. It ain't. An enTIRELY different experience. I kept reminding myself that my car is based upon a 1993 chassis and getting out of this 4C19H and into mine is akin to getting out of mine and into a car from 1977.
Parked next to mine it is an interesting paradigm shift. Mine looking sleaker, more taught, more slung. His looking neuvomodern, beefy, badass. And them 20's relegate me meager 18s to looking like 15inchers. Interesting tho, he was quick to remark how gnarly mine looked next to his, and how much lower / slung he thought it was - funny how much difference 2" of hub height off ground makes. Then there are things like the running lights - LED clusters in the 'high beam' area that dim to a less bright setting when the headlights come on. Oh and exit lighting when you get out and shut the door - the fog lights come on. Quite new fangled fersure.
After only sitting in one @ the Streets of Tomorrow RS4 whisker poke yearses back - the first thing that came to mind was OH MY how much stuff there is around you that can (WILL) break. Well, all 'that' was immediately confirmed once again fast forward to this time. SCARY complicated these things are. Waytoomuch gizmonatry going on here for my tastes - but hey I'd SUFFER! B&O speaker grilles are seemingly hewn from billet, and 'ting' a deep ting when flicked. Fit, finish, and materials execution in here is specatabular.
Keyless Go or whatever Audi calls it leaves keys in your pocket, kinda cool. Hit the START button and summon up 10cyl of fury. Drive by wire elicits OMG rev response. WTF's this thing - a STREET BIKE? Reciprocating innards made of antigravity? Noweight flywheel possibly? Goose REV goose REV... silly fun! Man this thing sure emits *quite* the hooliganastic exhaust _bark!_... teee heee! No secret what's goin on here nope.
Select Tip and paddles are your friend. I like the dedicated paddle arrangement here vs. BMW's double-redundant system personally - lefty down righty up. No throttle blippy on downshifts tho, that is a glaring omission IMnsHO - que sera sera. Cut the wheel left @ the bottom of his driveway to depart... and... "bling" - POOF appears an incandescentesque 'turning' light out left front yonder. Without the turn signal on. Eeerie. It's like Kazoo from the Jetsons is there illuminating your way, takes some getting used to certainly.
We troll along for warm up and meander down the road as I take in the suspension transitions side to side, brake feel, etc. Both beyond good. In swerving so, the steering wheel shudders - oh yeah that's the Lane Departure Warning googad thingamajig. Wonder how it knows? Cross the double yellow he tells me. Nothing. No, CROSS the double yellow he beckons again. OK, there it is... only... to immediately round the corner (nearly in other lane) to Johnny Law and a Click It Or Ticket checkpoint. HaHA d'oh! Turn left! he suggests... car share's a tag mit one of his other junkers for time being it seems. Phew, escape unscathed but boy I bet 'that' didn't look TOO obvious.
Backroad bliss here on out, it's WOT time (my favorite time). WOT snarls a deep and agitated intake bark - addictive. Thrust is immense and tach sweep a blur. At or about the 5k orso range golllllllyyyy is there a huge burst 'o powah as I hurtle toward 7k. Seven grand, 10cyl, and a thousand valves or there abouts - oh my. Six speeds? Scoff - I'll take 3 thanks!
Fun's over all too quick, no plate means no highway and we've both people to do things to see... hmmm... or something like that? Return back to his cave. His cave sucks - it's like looking into the future for me. We've effectively got the same 'stuff', just his is uber and mine's, well - not:
Peekaboo! I dug this shot, unfor. the lighting didn't work as good as I'd hoped:
That's that, for now. FULL Just Not Right 4C19H WOT run to follow - stay tooned for a D2/D3 chasedown and some proper compare / contrast fodder. Should be, umm... fun!
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Two drivers score multiple Victories
Last Saturday marked the second-to-last evening of racing for the Park County Kart Club's 2008 season, and 14 different drivers posted victories in their respective divisions. Of those drivers, two scored multiple wins — Cory Heny and Landon Greer.
Drivers notching one victory each last Saturday at the Park County Fairgrounds in Powell were Brooklyn Sweet, Emily Sande, Matt Sweet, Jane Faulkner, Jennifer Triplett, JJ Faulkner, Wayne McClaflin, Sam Gernhart, Tracy Sweet, Scott Heny, Curtis Sande and Ken Strausheim.
The final races of the PCKC's season will be Saturday, Sept. 27 at 6 p.m. Races will be conducted at the Park County Fairgrounds.
The following is a recap of last week's racing action:
• Kids (5-8): Brooklyn Sweet finished ahead of Samantha Sande for the win. For Brooklyn Sweet, the victory was her fifth of the season in the kids division and helped her maintain her lead in the season's points standings. She has 118 points and is 16 points ahead of Samantha Sande.
• Junior I (ages 9-13): As has been the case much of the season, Cory Heny and Matt Sweet found themselves in a battle for the top spot. Heny prevailed and claimed the checkered flag, and Sweet settled for the runner-up spot. Positions three through six were rounded out by Taylor Rentschler, Emily Sande, Marisa Sanders and Taylor Daniels.
As for the standings in the Junior I division, Matt Sweet holds the top spot with 129 points. Cory Heny is the closest challenger with 112 points with just one race date left on this season's schedule.
• Junior I girls: Emily Sande claimed the top spot and was followed by Brooklyn Sweet, Mallory Triplett and Marissa Sanders.
With her victory, Emily Sande pushed her season-leading point total in the division to 108. She currently is 10 points ahead of Brooklyn Sweet, who is ranked second.
• Junior I boys: In this division, Cory Heny scored the victory, and Matt Sweet took the runner-up spot. Grady Sanders, Taylor Rentschler and Taylor Daniels rounded out spots three through five.
The victory was Cory Heny's fourth in this division for the year. However, he still trails Matt Sweet for the points lead by a 112-98 margin. Taylor Rentschler is third with 88 points.
• Junior pro-am (ages 9-18): Matt Sweet earned the victory, and Cory Heny, Savannah Triplett, Taylor Rentschler, Emily Sande and Grady Sanders took spots two through six.
With his victory, Matt Sweet tightened his grip on the points lead. He has 125 points, and Cory Heny is second with 112. Savannah Triplett, third, has 90 points.
• Junior II: Jake Mennell was the top driver in this division Saturday. With 78 points for the season, he is ahead of Alex Zellman, who is second with 56 points.
• Ladies 6.5 hp heat race: Jane Faulkner crossed the finish line first and was followed by Nancy Knight, Jill Sande, Jennifer Triplett and Pokey Heny.
• Ladies 6.5hp class race: In this event, Jennifer Triplett took the top spot ahead of Jane Faulkner, Pokey Heny, Nancy Knight, Jill Sande and Jaci Heny.
This division is up for grabs entering the final week of racing. Jennifer Triplett has the lead in the standings with 109 points, but Jane Faulkner is one point behind in second. Jill Sande sits third with 102 points, and Nicole Timmons is fourth with 96. Fifth place currently belongs to Pokey Heny, who has 87 points.
• Men's 6.5hp (300-350 pounds, kart and driver): Curtis Sande won this race, finishing ahead of Sam Gernhart and Dan DeLeon.
Curtis Sande also the points lead in the division with 116 points. Sam Gernhart is the closest competitor to that total with 76 points. DeLeon is third with 48.
• Men's 6.5hp (350-400 pounds, kart and driver): JJ Faulkner claimed the checkered flag and retained his No. 1 ranking in the season standings. He has 106 points while Justin Sims is second with 78. Aaron Lotten is third with 56.
• Men's 6.5hp (400-450 pounds, kart and driver): Wayne McClaflin scored the victory Saturday and easily maintained his lead in the division with 80 points for the season.
• Animal (300-350 pounds, kart and driver): This race was won by Landon Greer. He also has the points lead for the season.
• Animal (350-400 pounds, kart and driver): Tracy Sweet claimed the top spot and finished ahead of Bill Rentschler, Ken Strausheim and Larry Chouinard.
Entering the final race date, this division boasts a close points race. Tracy Sweet is the leader with 74 points, but Bill Rentschler is close behind with 68. Strausheim is third with 65 points, and Larry Chouinard is fourth with 62.
• Animal (400-450 pounds, kart and driver): Scott Heny was the winner in this race and he also holds the top spot in the point standings with 58. Shawn Chouinard is second with 40 points.
• Modified 210cc and below (300-350 pounds, kart and driver): Curtis Sande outdrove Landon Greer, Sam Gernhart and Dan DeLeon for the top spot. He also leads the standings with 76 points.
Mike Apanashk is second with 58 points, and Landon Greer and Sam Gernhart are tied for third with 32 points each.
• Modified 210cc and below (350-400 pounds, kart and driver): Ken Strausheim crossed the finish line first and ahead of Bill Rentschler, Wayne McClaflin, Tracy Sweet and Larry Chouinard.
Strausheim also has the points lead with 74. Wayne McClaflin is second with 64 points, and Tracy Sweet is third with 62. Bill Rentschler, with 56 points, is fourth, and Larry Chouinard and Mark Rentschler are fifth and sixth with 47 and 46 points, respectively.
• Modified 210cc and below (400-450 pounds, kart and driver): Scott Heny was the winner, but Delbert Reder, with 58 points for the season, is the division leader. Scotty Heny and Shawn Chouinard are tied for the runner-up spot with 38 points.
• Feature, heat one: Sam Gernhart finished first. Spots two through seven went to Tracy Sweet, Wayne McClaflin, Ken Strausheim, Jake Mennell, Bill Rentschler and JJ Faulkner.
• Feature, heat two: Landon Greer prevailed in a race featuring six drivers. Spots two through six went to Jane Faulkner, Trevin Allen, Jaci Heny, Larry Chouinard and Mike Apanashk.
• Outlaw divisions: In the 211-250cc (330-350 pounds, kart and driver) division, Curtis Sande holds the top spot. In the 350-400 pound division, Tracy Sweet is the division leader.