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Manchester's involvement in the transatlantic slave trade is integral to the thriving, multi-cultural city that we live in today. The rapid development of Industrial Manchester during the 1700s grew out of the wealth generated from the cotton textile industry, with the cotton being grown by enslaved labour on plantations in America. This wealth lead to the development of the regions economic, political and social infrastructure; the legacy of which is evident in Manchester's buildings and institutions such as the Royal Exchange, the Free Trade Hall, the Cotton Bud Fountain, also the city's museums and art galleries and their collections.
The city also has a long tradition of welcoming radical thinkers and movements to defend human rights; including being the first city to sign a petition to abolish the transatlantic slave trade and inviting many former slaves to tour the region to raise awareness of the horrors of slavery. The legacy of slavery is also apparent through the presence of people from black diaspora communities in Manchester, who continue to play a significant role in shaping the economic, social, cultural and political life of contemporary British society.
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Seeds ordered, pt 1.
I just finished ordering seeds for the first round of planting. Here is a list, with descriptions:
- DR. CAROLYN 65 days. [Selected from a sport of Galinas. Named by Steve Draper in honor of Dr. Carolyn Male who first saved the seed.] The most flavorful yellow cherry tomato we've grown. Excellent balance of sugar, tartness and depth of flavor. The pale-yellow, cherry-sized fruits are typically borne 6 to a cluster. Round 1-1/4" fruits.
- CHEROKEE PURPLE 85 days. Disease-resistant, good for the South. [Pre-1890 TN heirloom, reportedly of Cherokee Indian origin. Introduced 1993 by SESE. Seed courtesy Craig LeHoullier.] Large fruits (10-12 oz.) are smooth with slightly ridged shoulders. Ripens to a unique dark, dusky pink/purple. Sometimes called a black tomato, the color carries through to the flesh, especially at the stem end.
- CONTENDER (Buff Valentine) 42 days. Our all around favorite. [Introduced in 1949 by the SC/AES. Possibly derived from pre-1855 Early Valentine] The best early green bean for gardeners who desire a combination of good flavor, disease-resistance, and high yield. Has excellent fresh eating quality. Bears slightly curved thick pods, approximately 5-1/2" long. Fairly hardy under adverse conditions and well suited to greenhouse use. Resistant to common bean mosaic virus (race 1) and tolerant of powdery mildew.
- RAINBOW CHARD (Five Color Silverbeet) 60 days. Originally from Australia, a multicolored rainbow of plants in shades of red, orange, pink, yellow, and creamy white.
- SUMMER MESCLUN MIX These heat-resistant greens should provide great salads all summer long. Includes one packet each of Tatsoi mustard greens, Magenta Magic orach, Parris Island Cos lettuce, Buttercrunch lettuce, Anuenue lettuce, and Jericho lettuce.
- CHIOGGIA (Dolce di Chioggia) 52 days. [Pre-1840 heirloom.] Chioggia is a beautiful bicolored scarlet red garden beet with interior rings of reddish-pink and white. This specialty Italian variety beet is notable for its earliness, attractive color, relative absence of bleeding, and its ability to compete with weeds.
- SCARLET NANTES 70 days. [1870] A garden favorite appreciated for its fine texture, mild flavor, and very small core. Cylindrical roots average 6-1/2" long, 1 to 1-1/2" at the shoulder. Can be grown for winter storage, but best flavor is from spring grown carrots.
- ST. VALERY 70 days. [French heirloom mentioned in Vilmorin 1885.
Popular market variety in the early 1900s.] Deep orange roots are 8-10" with
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Letter From the Director - The Most Famous Poster in the World
by Carl R. DeMilia
James Montgomery Flagg contributed forty-six posters for the war effort as the United States entered World War I. His most famous and most easily recognizable poster depicts Uncle Sam, index finger extended with the caption "I Want You for the U.S. Army". The poster was originally published as the cover of Leslie's Weekly on July 6, 1916.
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Summer Reading 2012
by Sue Ford, Head of Children's Department
Soon it will be time for summer reading fun at NMPL! This summer we invite you to join us for "Dream BIG - READ!" at NMPL's Children's Department starting July 2. When you register, you will receive a reading log and a game sheet. Full Story
Teen and Tween Programs for the Summer
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Come join your friends from Grades 5 and up and have a great summer at the library. Click here for the full schedule. Registration starts June 18th!
There Is Summer Programming for Adults, Too!
by Sally Tornow, Public Services Librarian
This is going to be a very visual summer! First of all, on Wednesday, June 20th at 6:30 pm, join us as Simon Melzer, movie memorabilia and movie collector, shares his collection of Tarzan movie mementos. The presentation will be followed by a screening of Tarzan Escapes (1936) as it was meant to be seen in its original film format: 16mm !! How many of you can say you've seen a 16 mm film?!
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When you go to the library's web site, you enter onto the index page. In the blue banner across the top is a listing of the major sections of the site. Labels such as Children, Teens, Adult, Reference and About Us are pretty obvious and understandable, but what are those mysterious Internet Resources?
Well, if you click on the Internet Resources link you will be directed to a page that lists the following categories:
Do you know a high school student who is preparing to take the SAT or ACT during the upcoming school year? New Milford Public Library is offering them an opportunity to take a free practice exam on Saturday, July 14th. The test will be held from 10:00 AM until 2:30 PM in Memorial Hall. Students are asked to arrive by 9:45 AM and to bring #2 pencils and a calculator. The library will provide refreshments.
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The next meeting of the NMPL Genealogy Group is scheduled for Tuesday evening, July 10th at 6:00 PM in Memorial Hall. Local author, Christina Eriques-Cerullo will present her recently released book, "Our History in Stone: the New England Cemetery Dictionary". This comprehensive pictorial guide to grave carvings contains over 300 photographs from cemeteries across New England. Journey from Maine to Connecticut and discover the meanings behind the markings as well as information about the artists who created them.
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One location in our houses that we wish to be visually attractive is our restroom.
Be it your master restroom or a guest/hall bathroom, aesthetics are necessary. Possibly you have actually been looking at your existing bathroom, and believing to yourself: this is not exactly what I really want; I should have so much even more than this. Well if that's the case, it is time to consider renovating one or numerous of the washrooms in your house.
Don't try to conserve money by hiring your own subs or doing portions of the task yourself: Most american general contractors nelson mn choose to hire their own subs (i.e. electricians, plumbing professionals, etc.) and occasionally earn a portion from the subs they work with. If you hire your very own subcontractors or try to manage aspects of the task on your own, you run the risk of causing a scheduling delay or a bigger problem that could cost you more to deal with in the long run.
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38 U.S. Code § 3314 - Tutorial assistance
(a) In General.— Subject to subsection (b), an individual entitled to educational assistance under this chapter shall also be entitled to benefits provided an eligible veteran under section 3492.
(b) Conditions.—
(1) In general.— The provision of benefits under subsection (a) shall be subject to the conditions applicable to an eligible veteran under section 3492.
(2) Certification.— In addition to the conditions specified in paragraph (1), benefits may not be provided to an individual under subsection (a) unless the professor or other individual teaching, leading, or giving the course for which such benefits are provided certifies that—
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(1) In general.— The amount of benefits described in subsection (a) that are payable under this section may not exceed $100 per month, for a maximum of 12 months, or until a maximum of $1,200 is utilized.
(2) As additional assistance.— The amount provided an individual under this subsection is in addition to the amounts of educational assistance paid the individual under section 3313.
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Rolling hills, picturesque wetlands and rustic buildings frame Whatcom County's newest outdoor wedding venue.
Selene Homestead on Kickerville Road is ready for business and taking reservations for weddings, rehearsal dinners, family reunions, corporate events and even princess tea parties. Owner Debra Miller said the location is for those wanting to celebrate amid beautiful Northwest scenery.
"It's not for someone who wants the traditional Semiahmoo-type wedding," Miller said. "It's for someone looking for the privacy and beauty that our own regional landscape has to offer."
Miller said there was a need for an outdoor wedding venue in the area and she wanted to provide that for the community. After working as a wedding coordinator for several years in California, Miller said she was ready to start her own event planning business.
"I really enjoy working with brides and helping them get organized and plan their special day," Miller said. "It's always such a positive experience."
The estate is named after two of the first homesteaders in the Birch Bay area, Tuls and Hanna Selene, who settled here in the 1870s. Miller said the Selene's sons Emil and Frederick built the Mt. Baker Theatre and several other prominent churches in Bellingham.
Besides the seven and a half acres of country meadows that make up Selene Homestead, there are several indoor venues available for events. The Magnolia Blossom building accommodates up to 50 guests and the Bridal Salon is used for wedding day priming and primping as well as children's parties.
For outdoor weddings and other celebrations, which Miller said is her main focus, the grounds can accommodate up to 250 guests.
Miller said she needed that focus to get her though the two-and-a-half year process of obtaining the proper conditional use permit from the county. It also took $40,000 in renovations to get Selene Homestead up and running.
"A lot of people just hang up their shingles and call it good," Miller said. "They don't go through the whole process. We went through the process."
Miller said she does not mind the time and effort it took to create Selene Homestead. She said now she feels confident that her business will operate safely and successfully in the future. Miller did, of course, do her fair share of research and found how successful other wedding venues in the area are doing, despite economic downturns. Miller also said she strived to be unique by emphasizing the rustic qualities of Selene Homestead.
And it appears rustic history is the luring attraction at the new venue.
The focal point of the facility, a large barn acting as a backdrop to many photographs, was also built by Emil Selene in 1896. Miller said she has been working with one of the Selene's grandsons to register the barn as a historical site.
Selene Homestead is owned and operated by Miller and her husband, Ken Miller, whose ornamental iron business, Steel Magnolia, is also on the estate. Miller said there are still plenty of dates available for the summer season and those interested are encouraged to call 360/305-1405 or visit www.selenehomestead.com.


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Is GONE! Sadly, her owner came by the house Miley was temporary living in and took her away to live where the owner moved to. Miley had kittens back in August and my mom was going to take one of Miley's baby to love. But now she can't cause Miley and the kittens are gone. I'm so sad that my furiend is gone. I hope that she will be fine where she went.
Well yesterday was my 2nd birthday. Mom gave me a whole can of wet cat food and sang "happy birthday" to me. MOL! I just did my normal stuff, taking cat naps, stretching, cat nap again and then I finally went outside to meet up with this new little girl next door.
Oh this new little girl is a hottie! She is all black but has a spot of white under her belly and legs. She is only 4-5 months old her owner said. But she has a soft purring to her. This little girl name is Myley (like that hot babe human girl name). This Myley has been in my house to eat and has taken a nap with me. She is fun to play with.
I just wish on my b-day that my real sisfur Stella (where ever she is) had a nice b-day too.
He, he, he, he. I am one yrs. old today! Me and my real sisfur Stella celebrates our 1st birthday. I did the most important thing today on my day. I slept like a newborn! MOL! Then I went outside, (after looking out the window) and went out to play with my "other furamily" that lives across the street. That would be my real fur-meowmy and real-fur brother Merlin. We have alot of fun together. And I see my real-fur dad name monster too! He looks at me and then moves on. I look just like my dad. So it was an exciting day.
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Etowah County Sheriff Todd Entrekin, District Attorney Jimmie Harp and the Etowah County Department of Human Resources plan to hold a news conference Monday.
"A disturbing tragedy is occurring weekly in Etowah County as pregnant women are choosing to chemically endanger their unborn child," said Sheriff Entrekin in a news release. "We will stand together as concerned law enforcement and social service professionals to fight this troubling issue."
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NEW ORLEANS (WKZO) -- The line up for the Super Bowl is set and it will be a first and it has a Michigan connection. The Ravens will take on San Francisco in what may become known as the "Har-Bowl".
It will be the first time that brothers, Jim and John Harbaugh, are the head coaches for the opposing teams.That gives the big game a Michigan Connection.
Their dad, Jack Harbaugh was Head Coach at Western Michigan University from 1982 to 1986.John was an Assistant Coach at WMU from 1984 to 1987.Brother Jim was starting Quarterback for the Wolverines.
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Oscar Picks and Predictions 2005
- Wednesday, February 23, 2005
Best Picture Nominees:
- "The Aviator"
- "Finding Neverland"
- "Million Dollar Baby"
- "Ray"
- "Sideways"
Every time I look at the Oscar nominees this year, I shake my head that "The Passion of the Christ" is hardly represented at all, especially in this category. It is probably the best film ever made – not just the best of 2004. And clearly, all the controversy surrounding the movie served to bolster the box office, but did little to help it win any awards. Such a shame.
The nominees this year are all very different: three biopics ("Ray," "The Aviator" and "Finding Neverland"), an "issue" film ("Million Dollar Baby") and an independent. I'm surprised that "Sideways," the independent, made its way to the list. It's an interesting film, but not nearly one of the best – even in a year as bad as 2004. All of the biopics are excellent, from a cinematic point of view, as is "Million Dollar Baby." However, only one of these films contains a truly redeeming message. And, at the end of the day, I'm all about the message. Is there truth? Is there hope? Is there redemption? And how did they get there? Because, as believers, the end can never justify the means.
With that in mind, my personal choice for the Best Picture Oscar is "Finding Neverland," a well-made, beautiful film that portrays the importance of art and the imagination without promoting immorality. Like "Dead Man Walking" in 1995, however, "Million Dollar Baby" is Hollywood's socio-political film of the year – one that happens to be wrapped in a very compelling story with great acting and excellent direction. Without a doubt, it is the strongest contender for Best Picture.
Actor in a Leading Role Nominees:
- Don Cheadle, "Hotel Rwanda"
- Johnny Depp, "Finding Neverland"
- Leonardo DiCaprio, "The Aviator"
- Clint Eastwood, "Million Dollar Baby"
- Jamie Foxx, "Ray"
Five amazing actors at the top of their game, in five excellent films. Definitely the best of the best (not counting Jim Caviezel, of course, for "The Passion of the Christ" – who knocked it out of the ballpark). I would very much like to see Don Cheadle win this one. His performance in "Hotel Rwanda" was haunting, and the film's message – that those who are blessed with positions of authority, and who find moral courage, can do great good in the midst of great evil – is one of the best of the year. But Hollywood loved Ray Charles. And, even though Charles, who was an incredibly talented but immoral musician, is the polar opposite of the character Cheadle portrayed (a simple but noble hotel manager), Charles died this year. More importantly, Foxx gave an outstanding performance. So I predict that Foxx, rather than Cheadle, will win this Oscar. We will see Cheadle nominated again soon, though.
Actress in a Leading Role Nominees:
- Annette Bening, "Being Julia"
- Catalina Sandino Moreno, "Maria Full of Grace"
- Imelda Staunton, "Vera Drake"
- Hilary Swank, "Million Dollar Baby"
- Kate Winslet, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"
Years later, after Swank's first Oscar in 1999, we have another face off between her and Annette Benning. The other actresses are good, but these two are the best. And while all bets are on Swank – who truly did an outstanding job – my guess is that Bening is taking this one home. Hollywood loves actresses who play actresses, and Bening is a good performer whose time has come.
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Psoriatic and Reactive Arthritis
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This new companion to Hochberg et al.'s Rheumatology masterwork focuses on the momentous recent advances in our understanding of the genetics and immunology of psoriatic and reactive arthritis, and their implications for diagnosis and management. Leading international authorities explore new concepts in genetic and pathogenic mechanisms and early diagnosis; provide comprehensive, well-illustrated coverage of clinical features; evaluate the very latest therapeutic options, including biologics; and discuss clinical outcome measures.Table of Contents
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III Forks - Dallas
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.iiiforks.com/
- Phone: 9722671776
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Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pmm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 8:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Chris Vogeli
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Entertainment: Live Music 6 Nights a week.
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Located in North Dallas, III Forks serves the ultimate in Texas French cuisine. III Forks is a restaurant that has recreated the grandiose lifestyle experienced by Texans who believed that fine dining was a perfect combination of great food, great service, great atmosphere and great music spent with the ones you love. With over 25,000 square feet of elegant dining, III Forks can accommodate intimate parties, as well as social gatherings up to 1000, which makes this the perfect choice for any special occasion. III Forks makes each and every special event memorable.Continued
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- SeanDined on 9/20/2014III Forks is a classic gem with terrific history and awesome food.Special Features:
- STEAKGertalianDined on 9/20/2014The steak and beef croustade were phenomenal! We had NYA Strip and Fillet. Lobster mac and cheese was a treat. Every single item was fresh and hot when it finally arrived and tasted amazing. Small disappointment in no customized treatment for our anniversary. We were wished a happy anniversary several times, but nothing else. A simple flower or candle on the table, or beverage on the house would have been nice when spending 3 digits on a meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- k123VIPDined on 9/20/2014They have changed the bread to a fluffy, tasteless blob. Regretted not ordering the steak as the seafood was ordinary.
- 29th Anniversary DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014I took my wife here for our 29th anniversary and had a wonderful time. The reason I gave the noise level a 3 was because of the band. Everything was very peaceful and quiet until the band began to play. Prior to the band beginning we could have a conversation without raising your voice however, once the band started to play the noise level increased drastically to the point that we raise our voices just to speak. There are other dining area that are away from the band that are probably quieter, I didn't think to request this or I would have. Anyway, overall it was a very nice experience.Special Features:
- Remember to go backOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/18/2014I haven't been to three forks in several years. Why?! The steak here was the best steak I have had at all the various steak places in Dallas and even other cities. Perfectly cooked and seasoned. The prime designation of the meat quality was accurate, and that is not always the case.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 50/50OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/17/2014Food good, service not too polished. Wine list very long & over priced. Too noisy-difficult to carry on conversation. Server rushed us to place order, then took an hour to get served.Special Features:
- Goodness made wierdOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/17/2014I chose three Forks because I have been there before and had a wonderful meal, the meal was wonderful. I have never been to a restaurant with such a pushy waiter, he was quick to push something else on to you when ordering but slow to bring it especially the red wine. Yes the waiter irritated three of the six guests. Yes I do understand up selling at a restaurant, but I don't understand a knucklehead that won't listen to you when you tell him you don't want something. And by all means do not set a steak in front of me and make me cut into it if I'm talking to a colleague about an acquisition. Your food was wonderful your waiter sucked!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/15/2014I love how they spread out everyone when the place isn't full. Makes the sound level low and nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- She AcceptedstepjnsjDined on 9/13/2014I would like to say that everything was great and last Saturday was a special moment for us. Last Saturday is when I proposed to my girl friend and ask her to marry me and she accepted. Our waiter was humble and gracious and made sure that this moment would be everlasting. We have declared that September 13, 2014 would be our anniversary day for 3 Forks, Table 264. Thank you for a wonderful experience that will forever be a part of our lives.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Texas experiencethericemanDined on 9/13/2014We had a brief visit to Dallas and wanted a Texan Steakhouse experience, on a higher scale. III Forks was that place! Truly upscale with a Chef who has real vision. The steaks were incredible, I went for it all with the Tomahawk Ribeye. It was beyond flavorful! And with a huge bone that added to the statement! The sweet potato hash was a culinary magic trick that was surprising.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I always feel special hereSteakLoversDelightDined on 9/13/2014I've been going to Three Forks off & on for about 8 years now. I started going on special occasions only, then realized it wasn't so overly priced to go more often. I enjoy the comfortable atmosphere and the staff has always been fantastic. I've only hade one occasion where I didn't like the food and that was the chicken. The server warned me about it ahead of time, but I didn't listen. Ha! Other than that, I can honestly say it's been a perfect experience every time I go. I would highly recommend it to anyone.Special Features:
- poor waiterOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/8/2014the waiter must have been new. He came and interrupted our discussions multiple times, and said he was not rushing us, but... After we closed our bill out he came back and said he forgot to charge the wine. reran everything. No stop by the table from any management.Special Features:
- One of my favoritesLeemDined on 9/7/2014Really one of the best steakhouses in the DFW area. We have been many times and enjoy it each time.Special Features:
- Always GreatAmwalmDined on 9/6/2014The service is superb, starting with the valet team who greets you and makes you feel welcome when you step out of the car. The hostess team and wait staff are always attentive to your every need and make sure you have a great experience. The food is spectacular. In my opinion, the Bone in Ribeye is the best steak in the country. All around great environment, staff, ambience and food.Special Features:
- Fabulous steakhouse in Dallas.JohnDined on 9/5/2014My wife and I dined here and were very impressed. Definitely a candidate for best steakhouse in Dallas. Nice, traditional steakhouse style ambiance, with dark wood and slightly cheesy but elegant style. Service was polished, nice, and first rate. Food was better. My wife had a 6 oz. filet, which was perfect and smooth. I had a 16 oz. prime strip steak, and it was as good as any I've ever had. Perfectly charred, seasoned, and cooked medium rare. Sides were very nice, as was the salad we started with. Wine list is first rate and affordable. $200 for dinner for 2, including quality wine - no complaints. We'll be back.Special Features:
- lucylou4Dined on 9/5/2014Food was excellent; will enjoy trying other dishes next visit. Waiter was courteous and helpful; never felt rushed. Loved hearing the piano being played during our dinner. The hostess was very attentive when I asked to tour the kitchen; very soon a manager came to accommodate that request. He was most informative and gracious. Would recommend highly to friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmosphere!Sch5Dined on 9/5/2014We loved the atmosphere and the small quirky things about III Forks! Food was wonderful too! We highly recommend it.Special Features:
- Dumb WaiterTruthTellerDined on 9/2/2014Hosted a large dinner group for a business-related gathering. I've been here previously and enjoyed great service. However, this time was different. One of the guys at our table had been there for dinne with me 3 years ago. He's been talking about the Wagyu beef entree ever since. It was with massive anticipation that he, once again, ordered the wagyu beef. Somehow the waiter messed up his order and brought a different entree. My colleague indicated to the waiter that he'd, in fact, ordered the wagyu beef entree. The waiter actually argued with him that he had not. Unbelievable. He actually was arguing with a guy who'd just ordered a $90 entree item. Way too many great steakhouses in Dallas to risk a trip to III Forks again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Occasion DiningahulagurlDined on 8/31/2014Celebrating a significant moment? This is the place for it. Luxurious surroundings, impeccable service and wonderful food and wine make an irresistible atmosphere for celebration.Special Features:
- III Forks NEVER DisappointsOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/31/2014III Forks is hands down THE best steak restaurant in the DFW area. Each time I visit this establishment, I am always wowed. My husband, another couple and I went to try the restaurant week special menu and we were thrilled. From the tender tasty filet mignon, to the excellent bottle of Pinot Noir, and the excellent service, this restaurant is always top on my list. I will be back to bring my mother for her birthday in just three short weeks and I can't wait. Love you III Forks!Special Features:
- Girls Day OutGirlsDayOutDined on 8/31/2014We had an amazing time. The staff was courteous and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First TimerProjectmanDined on 8/31/2014This was our first time at III Forks. The food, service and overall experience was wonderful. We would come back for another special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- They were not on tonight.SnowAngelsVIPDined on 8/31/2014Waiter was nice enough, but jacket had several food stains. Steak had been overcooked. I ordered medium but it came out well done. Place was noisy and full of kids. Patio had vents blowing directly on patrons ( not good). Entrees couldn't even get to the table at the same time. Maybe off night?Special Features:
- OutstandingOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/31/201414th Anniversary dinner! Food was fabulous. Loved every bite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great MealOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/30/2014First time at III Forks. Food was delicious. Great recommendation from the staff. Very richly prepared and each mouthful was perfect. My Lady said she was treated like a Princess.Special Features:
- Restaurant weekfoodieDined on 8/30/2014We had the 2014 Restaurant Wee Menu. It was outstanding, and we are picky!! The 2 appetizers were excellent - soup shooters, and then Crawfish Bisque. It was tasty, very rich and rather too salty. The steak was cooked perfectly. We were surprised that the entree was served with beautifully cooked veggies - often those are extra. Dessert was wonderful. A great menu, a great price and gave us the opportunity to try out the restaurant for a modest price.Special Features:
- Awesome as UsualNordMom52Dined on 8/30/2014Loved III Forks as usual. Starting with the terrific bread and then the salad, steak and veggies, all were awesome!Special Features:
- Special Occasion, Great Evening!RMorDined on 8/30/2014My wife and I went to III Forks to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Hadn't been in some time, but glad we decided to return for this special occasion. Service of our waiter could not have been better and steaks we ordered were excellent and cooked to perfection. Thanks III Forks for a wonderful evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Won't be disappointed!LuvmysteakDined on 8/30/2014The ambiance was on point both inside the dining room and outside in the garden room. The fountains are a nice touch. The food was awesome and the waitstaff is very attentive. You won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experienceGinaWatersDined on 8/30/2014Me and a few friends came during Restaurant Week. The Belle Glos was exactly what I needed with my meal. My waiter David suggested the perfect wine. He was extremely charming and attentive. And hilarious! It was our first visit and we'll definitely be coming back soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steaks!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/29/2014Great steaks and drinks in a peaceful environment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never againRam1Dined on 8/29/2014Have eaten at several steak houses in Dallas. This by far worse piece of steak since experience at del friscos years ago..ordered a boneless ribeye that was full of fat and gristle. Waiter informed dining companions they were at a steakhouse and would recommend only steak. Luckily the ribeye was taken off the bill. Was there for a Friday night business dinner. Maybe service would have been better if not in upstairs dining room.I think the sign on door about dress code should be no shoes, no shirt, no service. Was greatly disappointed.
- Rough start, great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/29/2014We went with another couple. I checked in for our 6:45 reservation at 6:40, but we didn't get a table until 7:15. We waited as couple after couple got tables ahead of us. I checked back in, and the hostess said that she thought the rest of our party wasn't there yet, even though I said we were all there at 6:40. This isn't a huge deal, but it was uncomfortable for us and the other couple as we waited. The good was great. Service perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family Favoriteaks1Dined on 8/29/2014Excellent in every aspect of our dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/29/2014It was my son's birthday and food and service were great!!Special Features:
- Fabulous dinnerJfromTexasDined on 8/29/2014Delicious, delicious! We took trends to dinner to celebrate a birthday. Our waiter was Ron. He was wonderful. Had the very best of service, fiord was incredible with perfectly cooked steaks. Great wine, sides and scrumptious dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretty but disappointingFoodieVIPDined on 8/29/2014Drinks at the bar were good. We went for restaurant week but dinner, the wine special still was pricey.. My husband had fish he said was good. I had the hanger steak which was good but spicy..the fresh snap peas were amazing but the potatoes were spicy as well and the corn side had rosemary which I hate so not the best meal for me. The writer was attentive and friendly and made the night. I did love that the tables were far apart and privateSpecial Features:
- Always excellent!!!Beasty96Dined on 8/29/2014I absolutely love this place. Whether Restaurant Week or any regular occasion the food is plentiful and delicious and the service is always superb! They take pride in your experience and the wait staff is attentive. Best steaks around!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVED IT!!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/28/2014Piano player, DELICIOUS food, even better service and an overall great experience. One of the top dining experiences in Dallas, hands down. Our server was Chad and he was THEE BEST!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good TimesOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/27/2014This was our fourth year at III Forks for Restaurant Week and it is always a hit. Great food and great friends, what could be better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The New HTC One's Dual Camera Explained: Post-Shot Focus Selection And 3D Image Effects
HTC's new One smartphone is the worst-kept secret of the season, with leaks in abundance and even official teasers that are being more forward about unannounced product than you might expect. Today, another piece of the puzzle falls into place with a leaked print ad for Australian carrier Telstra (via GSMArena) that details why the smartphone has two cameras on the back. The… Read More
HTC's Weak February Revenue Tally Points To Coming Q1 Top Line Miss
HTC posted its February revenue tally (unaudited), and the number looks weak. The company had NT$7.22 billion in top line during the month, or $238.1 million USD. That's down 36.5 percent from the same month a year ago, and down 25.29 percent from January, the sequentially preceding quarter. Read More
All New HTC One Breaks Cover In 12 Minute Video, Reveals Expandable SD Card Storage
The new HTC One gets its official reveal on March 25, but a new video leak from GadgetReviews shows you everything you could possibly want to see about the new flagship smartphone from the Taiwanese manufacturer. The video shows how the hardware differs from that of the existing HTC One, including its new all-metal side enclosures, as well as the gray color tone. There's also that… Read More
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Blink and you would have missed HTC Mobile World Congress announcements. The struggling phone maker unveiled two perfectly acceptable, perfectly boring mid-range phones and a Folding@home-ish smartphone app. Called "Power To Give", the project is aimed at crowdsourcing spare smartphone CPU cycles to help cure diseases. Because why not. Read More
HTC Wants To Harness Your Smartphone's Idle Power To Make The World A Better Place
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"The Office" Series Finale Is Tonight
Why does it have to end? Without it:
Farewell "The Office". You Will Be Missed.
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My favorite swim product of all-time is.... Swedish Goggles.
Out of curiosity, how have you determined that the watches are "similarly accurate"?
I also favor the Barracuda Standard swim goggles in clear blue or smoke, Very comfortable and I have never had any problems with fit although many people do, These were very popular 15 years back but have fallen out as the wide Seal masks have a liking today.
I have used some "Swedes" they were fun and cool and many others but I am concerned if something hard like a foot hits my eye if there many swimmers around.
The Barracudas have a repair kit available and you can put new foam on them easy , They will last a good while until you scratch them up putting them down at poolsides. Not cheap 26-35 dollars but swim gear all in all is cheap compared to what lots of sports require, the pool fees are much higher then any gear and my suits cost much more then caps and goggles plus I have had many swim toys. No red marks or raccoon eyes ever with these "Cudas"
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Sporti's knockoff Swedish goggles
My Garmin. Best training tool in the world. I can swim any which way in the ocean and know exactly how far and for how long I swam. I wear my Garmin on my TYR Racetech goggles which I have worn for 20+ years.
@IronMike , I wear mine under my cap all the time, works fine. Only downside is forgetting it's there and having it fall out when I take my cap off.
It then occurred to me to try Waxelene as sea-swimming grease. And... it works great! I used it on a ~2 hour swim in SF Bay this weekend and my sense is it has similar staying power as regular Vaseline, though not as much as my typical marathon formula of 50% Vaseline / 50% lanolin. (Though, there's no reason one couldn't mix Waxelene and lanolin in the same proportion, with the same results.)
It's my feeling that SF Bay does not have high salinity - I've done 90 minute swims in Aquatic Park with no grease and not had any chafing issues.
It's my feeling that SF Bay does not have high salinity - I've done 90 minute swims in Aquatic Park with no grease and not had any chafing issues.
Not a product recommendation, just a comment on "triathletes are from Mars, marathon swimmers are from Venus" (or vice versa, no gender stereotypes intended).
A sign of end times?
(h/t @Sully)
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Olympia, WA - Evergreen did not have an answer for a powerful Albertson volleyball team. The Geoducks (1-3, 3-4) faced a determined Yotes (3-1, 5-4) team that ended a two game slide.
Evergreen was led by sophomore Stephanie Short (Spokane, WA / Spokane Falls CC) who had 10 kills and 8 digs in the match. The Geoducks managed only two blocks in the game as Albertson put on an offensive display with 62 kills.
The Yotes were led by Katy Tipton with 18 kills, 25 digs, and two blocks. Kristyn Price added 17 kills in the effort for Albertson. Evergreen won the third game of the match, but that was the only game in which it was close. Evergreen takes to the court for a 7:00 p.m. game at Eastern Orgeon Saturday night.


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Frontier Communications (FTR) rings up 12% yield
For risk-tolerant income investors, the nation's largest rural telecom offers one of the highest yields in the S&P 500.
After more than doubling its size by acquiring Verizon's wireline assets in mid-2010, Frontier Communications (FTR) is now the largest rural telecom provider in the U.S.
The company pays a quarterly dividend of $0.188 which amount to a yearly distribution of $0.75 per year -- one of the highest yields in the S&P 500.
Payments are taxed at the reduced dividend rate of up to 15%. Meanwhile, the dividend appears secure. For the first six months of 2011, the company generated free cash flow of $484.2 million and paid out $373.2 million, for a sustainable payout ratio of 77%.
Management is committed to maintaining its dividend. Chairman and CEO Maggie Wilderotter stated in May that Frontier planned to add 575,000 customers in the next two years to its current base of 1.72 million subscribers, thereby "maintaining healthy cash flow to support our dividend."
Thanks to the acquisition of Verizon's landline customers, revenues mushroomed between the first six months of 2011 and the comparable period in 2011.
In percentage terms, revenues grew 157%, from $1.04 billion in the first half of 2010 to $2.67 billion in the first six months of 2011.
Net income of $86.97 million rose 12% over the year-ago period. However, earnings per share dropped substantially from $0.25 in the first half of 2010 to $0.09 in the comparable period of 2011. There were three main culprits.
First, operating expenses more than tripled from $737.71 million in the first half of 2010 to $2.18 billion in the first half of 2011, mainly due to severance pay and early retirement costs.
Second, interest expense nearly doubled from $187.76 million to $334.28 million between the two periods, reflecting the additional $3.3 billion debt assumed from Verizon.
Finally, the per-share numbers were significantly reduced as the company's share count more than tripled due to the issuance of 678.5 million shares in connection with the acquisition.
For the full 2011 year, the 15 analysts following the company see revenues growing a healthy 39% to $5.26 billion. But earnings per share (before one-time items) are projected to fall to $0.26 compared with $0.48 in 2010.
Still, the company should be able to cover its dividend based on free cash flow. And in 2012, analysts project earnings per share will grow 19% from 2011 levels to $0.31, as the Verizon acquisition starts to accrete to the bottom line.
As of June 30, 2011, Frontier had $7.99 billion in long-term debt and $4.93 billion in equity, for a high but manageable debt-to-equity ratio of 1.6 times. The company covered interest expense 1.4 times, which is low but also manageable.
There are risks to consider. Frontier's ambitious goal is to add 575,000 customers by mid-2013 and at the same time cut operating costs.
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In conclusion, hypertrophic bone formation can lead to reulceration in diabetic neuropathic patients and can be the cause of complication in elective surgical procedures. Evidence shows that manual instrumentation for osteotomies in metaphyseal bone results in increased trauma to the periosteum and thus increases the risk of over-stimulation of fibroblasts to form hypertrophic bone. You should reserve treatment only for symptomatic cases and hold off on attempting further bone resection until the exostosis is fully matured in order to prevent reoccurrence and further revisional procedures.
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Friedman is a Godsend for Oiler fans, they're a story worth Friedman's time because the future of Hall, Nuge, Yak and Eberle is compelling for all fans. If they screw it up in Edmonton, maybe one of those guys ends up in Toronto for Jake Gardiner! OR, maybe Yakupov to Montreal for some New Brunswick maple syrup and a Michel Pagliaro .45 (go for "Some Sing, Some Dance" "What the Hell I Got" or the lovely "Rainshowers" if it comes to that).
Anyway, Friedman's 30 thoughts this past week was a double-album's worth of what's ahead on the blacktop in 2014 for Edmonton.
- At some point, most likely after the season, major surgery is coming. All Oilers general manager Craig MacTavish must decide is where to perform the operation.
- MacTavish sees the games better than all of us who talk about them. It's the same on-ice mistakes killing their chances. You can talk about the goaltending, the lack of size, the lack of depth, whatever.
- At some point, it's no longer coaching. It's about the way the group chooses to play.
- But this could go even bigger.
- The salary cap is going up and the average annual values going up with it. Why are teams chasing Evander Kane and MaxPacioretty? Because they are locked up long-term to contracts of excellent value.
- How long is it going to be before Jordan Eberle, Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hoplins are seen the same way?
I've quoted too much, but wanted to see it as Friedman framed the issue—the "but this could go even bigger" angle—because it's the most exciting and dangerous. Let me say first that it doesn't make a lot of sense to deal Hall or Nuge, and I'm pretty sure there are no plans to deal Eberle. I'm less certain about Yakupov (but hopeful) and would think that all of Gagner, Justin Schultz and Ales Hemsky are available for the right price.
Let me cover each player one at a time:
- Sam Gagner may have a no trade, but his season is askew and he probably has the rest of the season to make good. MacT's word is solid I'm sure, but Gagner's wayward ways (and I understand he was hurt) need to end rfn (two weeks ago it was pdq).
- Justin Schultz is not having a good season at all. A lot of this is confidence I'm sure (Ralph was clearly hockey's Sparky Anderson, a prospect whisperer) but at some point the defense has to stop making these damn dog whistle errors.
- Ales Hemsky gets a contract or he's gone, there's no neutral ground. I'm hoping contract.
Of course, MacT doesn't have to trade any of the big four up front, he could go another route. The first defense MacTavish rolled out in Edmonton 2000-01 lacked superstars but everyone could do something well:
- Janne Niinimaa, 25, was a wonderful passer and PP option. His headman passes were brilliant in the old era, today he'd be an All-Star. Had some defensive lapses, but played 25 minutes a night.
- Tom Poti, 23, was a chaos D but could skate the puck up ice, pass expertly and had a large wingspan. He was not a brilliant defensive player.
- Igor Ulanov, 31, didn't do it in a fancy way but got the job done. The guy worked hard every night, hell I always got the feeling that as long as there was vodka and herring he'd be in the league.
- Eric Brewer, 21, who made the usual rookie mistakes but also brought uniqueness to the group. He could close a gap in a heartbeat, had good range and toughness, plus he could do a little offensivey.
- Jason Smith, 27, in his prime and a brilliant player. Smith played with a lot of bite he was rugged and tough and filthy as required. Smith set the tone for the team defensively, and I think was very underrated for his mobility. Smith could scoot.
- Sean Brown, 24, tough guy and a kiss defenseman (MacT loved his keep it simple stupid defensemen).
When Frank Musil got hurt they cast about looking for a replacement and would eventually find Steve Staios, who was a Smith-type with a little more offense. Basically, he had exactly one guy we would call a two-way player (Brewer) and then some defensive guys who had some offense (Smith, Staios) and some offensive guys who could play a little defense (Niinimaa, Poti) plus the Russian Cocket.
Today's Oiler team has a two-way player in the Brewer role (Petry), an offensive guy who can play in the Niinimaa/Poti style (Justin Schultz) and I think Belov fits in the Ulanov role pretty well. What they're missing is the Jason Smith-Steve Staios type players—although I think that's the role they wanted Nick Schultz (and Laddy) to play. Andrew Ference fits the description, but only in a 'back of the roster' manner—I don't think he's going to play a top 4 role unless it's with Petry on a second pairing. Back in the olden days, the Oilers could find these guys at midnight in a snowstorm, how they grabbed Staios for nothing is a big part of the story of MacT's coaching era.
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- "Dawn" - My only vampire story to date. I call this my 'anti-Anne Rice' story; perhaps it's just the sort of vampire story that a writer with a pacifist Mennonite background would write. What's coolest (for me) is that this story came to me in one of the most cinematically visual dreams I've ever had. I can still picture it... so I had to write it.
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