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Immigration Law Clinic
|Term: Spring Term 2010-11
|Catalog Number: 5881
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|Instructor: Sheila I. Velez Martinez
|Type: Clinic
|Credits: 3.0 Credits (2.0 classroom contact, 1.0 field)
|Catalog Requirements: Professional Skills.
Enrollment Limit: 8.
Enrollment in this course requires special permission. See the note below or contact the Registrar for more information.
Fall 2010: 4 students; Spring 2011: 8 students
|Priority: Departmental Consent
Course Description from Course Catalog 5881
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Credits for the clinic are allocated to the classroom contact hours (2 credits of seminar per semester) and supervised field work (2 field hours of credit is equal to 104 hours of client work).
During the first semester the Clinic will address substantive aspects of the Immigration and Nationality Act as well as other applicable national and international law as well as advocacy and lawyering skills relevant to students' work at the clinic. Second semester students will not attend the weekly 2 hour classroom session but instead will devote significantly more time to effective case management and client representation before the Immigration Court and other agencies, and engage in other assigned clinic related work such as client interviewing and outreach activities. Second semester students will attend the weekly case supervision meetings.
The community based organizations with which the Clinic will collaborate include Jewish Family & Children's Service and the Latino Family Center, among others.
Students will receive a grade at the conclusion of each semester, however, in the event that a student does not complete the second semester the student shall receive a W for the course, thus nullifying the grade for the prior semester. Students will receive 3 credits per semester.
Each student will receive a letter grade based on some or all of the following factors:
- Participation in classes and case rounds meetings,
- Ability to work effectively with clients,
- Commitment and case management
- Litigation and advocacy skills
- Research skills and demonstrated knowledge of the applicable law
- Professionalism before the court, community organizations and peers.
Prerequisites and Recommended Courses
Immigration Law or instructor's permission; attendance at a clinic pre-registration informational session is required. Fluency in languages other than English, experience with community work.


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Everton Under-18s coach Kevin Sheedy said his side showed plenty of encouraging signs despite slipping to an opening day defeat against West Brom on Saturday.
Nathan Oduwa got the only goal of the game for the visitors midway through the first half when he capitalised on a defensive mix-up to lob the ball over stranded goalkeeper Mason Springthorpe.
But Everton took control for large parts of the contest at Finch Farm and Sheedy said it wouldn't have been unjust if his charges had emerged victorious.
"We dominated the game and were by far the best team so we're really pleased with the performance," Sheedy told evertonfc.com. "We're really pleased with the way the players went about it and they were very unfortunate not to get a draw, though even then we'd have been disappointed with the result.
"Duncan [Ferguson] and I have worked hard throughout the summer trying to get the lads to pass the ball out from the back and through midfield and that was definitely one of our best performances since we came back to training.
"If we play like that every week then we'll win more than we lose."
Everton had no shortage of chances to find an equaliser but saw a Chris Long 'goal' rightly ruled out for offside, while Jasper Johns was denied by the inside of the goalframe.
"We created plenty and were a bit unlucky," said Sheedy. "Their keeper has made some good saves - Gethin Jones went one on one and the keeper made a good stop - and then Jasper's seen his shot come back off the post.
"The goal we scored was from an excellent move, the best of the game, but we've seen the video and it was definitely offside.
"Their goal was a poor one defensively but hopefully it's something we can learn from and work on.
"We'll take the positives because it was a really, really good performance."
Everton Under-18s' next game is away at West Ham United on Saturday, August 25.
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Dr. Arnaoutakis received his medical degree from the University of Patras Medical School in Greece. He served an internal medicine residency at Albany Medical College-Albany Medical Center Hospital. He also served a fellowship in hematology and oncology at Tufts University, St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Boston, MA. He later went on to serve as Chief Hematology and Medical Oncology Fellow at Tufts University.
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I am an atheist, so when I use the word God, I am referring to others' belief systems.
I don't understand how critical or confrontational approaches are going to make anyone change their mind about God. Believers try to point to "proof" of God. There can't be physical proof of God because God is supernatural. Anyone who points to physical "proof" has, by definition, come up with a NATURAL phenomenon - which CAN'T be God. Conversely contributors on atheist sites quote the Bible to try to convince believers that the Bible is wrong. Both perspectives are equal wastes of time.
People who try to DISPROVE God are silly because believers don't NEED proof to believe in God - that's why they call it "faith" and not fact. "God is a mystery" is explanation enough for them.
I used to favour just leaving believers to their own illusions. I decided that it's a good idea to "propagate" atheism when President Bush told us that he'd talked with his good buddy, God, and God said his invasion of Iraq was a good idea.
The place to start this "propagation of the fact" is to try to understand why believers believe as they do. And there are some VERY GOOD reasons. Atheists don't like to deal with the fact that the vast majority of humans believe in God - except to maintain that they're all stupid - not so useful.
Primarily, believers are children of believers. All their lives they've been told to ignore logic and to love God with their hearts. HUGE emotional weight is brought to bear from almost every quarter - parents, schools, clergy, etc. All their lives they've been taught to fight all "impure thoughts" - any fleeting doubt, any crack in faith is beat down before it can gain any roots. These habits are not easy to dismiss.
Secondly, psychology plays a very important part. In fact there are good, natural reasons for such a belief. The natural universe is so incredibly complex and intricate - from the motion of galaxies to the structure of DNA - how COULD this be an accident. Only in the last couple generations (a mere anthropological heartbeat) have humans STARTED to come to grips with the HUGE expanses of time in which the "miracle" of natural selection can actually make sense. (The vast majority of humankind cannot, still, even come close to comprehending these time scales.) The advance of science and the general understanding of science by humankind has resulted is a corresponding increase in atheism. Yes, this universe CAN be random; and all the "order" we see is simply the laws of science at work on these random events.
Thirdly, language itself is, in my opinion, the father of God. I love the opening line of the Book of John: "In the beginning was the word, - and the word was God." "The word" - language. Just as you can't have left with no right; up with no down, a beginning with no end; you can't have a speaker with no listener. These two concepts are the two halves of language. They're what language is made of. Add to that the fact that words are forever flowing through the minds of all people. All people, therefore, have two individuals in their heads at all times - a speaker and a listener. We are only ONE person – where is the other? So we quite naturally (and with help from religions) call one of these individuals, "God". God is ALWAYS listening. God knows EVERYTHING we're thinking. God can speak to us and we can speak to God at any time.
What's harder to accept is that BOTH of these individuals is really YOU (and the nature of language). It's an almost magical illusion. And billions of humans are prepared to (maybe even wired to) believe in magic at some level.
And there's another by-product of language. Everything has a name. This gives us the illusion that everything has an answer. Show us something, we'll give it a name. Show us several, we can count them. What doesn't fit well with language is the idea that there are things most cannot comprehend – like the infinity of time and space. If there happens to be something for which we do not have an answer, there must be an answer somewhere, and someone must have this answer. This is one of the most prevalent logical fallacies "proving" the existence of God to many. The simple statement, "I don't know." is where God ends and science begins. Religion cannot accept "No one knows", science can. In fact science is delighted with this answer. Even when we discover things which are inconsistent with the science as we know it, science is perfectly happy to change to accommodate this new information. Religion, being from God, by definition cannot change. So the words God gave us thousands of years ago, cannot, by definition, have been false. Yet the more society learns, the sillier these words are if taken literally. These words are simply a reflection of how these semi-nomadic herders saw their world and their society thousands of years ago when they knew virtually nothing about nature.
There are, however, a LOT of good lessons in these "holy" books. The most striking of these is the power of love to bring happiness to people's lives. Add to that the power of greed (the opposite of love) to bring misery to everyone it touches.
Lastly, let me tell you about a photo I saw recently. It was all black with white dots here and there and a barely noticeable band of brown through the photo. At a point in this band was a tiny blue dot. This was a picture taken from beyond the edge of the solar system. It was a photo of earth. Carl Sagan said of this photo:
From this distant vantage point, the Earth might not seem of particular interest. But for us, it's different. Look again at that dot. That's here, that's home, that's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there – on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam.
What giant forces are there in society which cause people to believe that the fantasies of some nomadic herders near the dawn of their civilization could possibly be of any real importance in this infinite vastness which these herders could not come close to understanding?
Militant atheists think they're going to change things by saying that theists are not only stupid but evil. While religion has been used by countless evildoers to further evil ends, religion, for the most part has been a comfort to people. God, to most, means Love. Although often misused, this equivalence has given love to millions who might never have experienced it on their own.
Religion, to many, means community. This relationship is so prevalent that finding a sense of community is often nearly impossible without a religious framework. (Maybe that's why so many atheists are so militant rather than being more accommodating to their fellow humans. :-)
In summary minds are changing and more minds need to change. NOBODY changes their minds in the face of confrontation. People's views only polarize. Change will only be accomplished through understanding - not bluster.
The problem with "God equals Love" is that too often people don't understand that Love is just as easy without God. If we want people to abandon useless (and dangerous) fantasies, we must demonstrate that doing so will not represent a net loss in their lives, but rather a huge gain - a gain in love for your fellow human beings.
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Bruce McConnell, former Chief of Information Policy and Technology in the Office of Management and Budget, will serve as the Homeland Security department's counselor to the National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) Deputy Under Secretary, Philip Reitlinger.
DHS secretary Janet Napolitano also appointed Greg Schaffer as assistant secretary for cybersecurity and communications. She also announced that Reitlinger will also serve as director of the National Cybersecurity Center.
McConnell most recently served on the Obama-Biden Presidential Transition Team. He held his OMB position from 1993 to 1999, and went on to launch consulting firm McConnell International and Government Futures, which he sold in 2008. In between, he was briefly director of the Y2K Cooperation Center, coordinating regional and global critical information technology infrastructure organizations.
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Just for Babies and Family Storytimes Every Tuesday in August
Thanks to our library branch's partnership with volunteers Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Gail of Bird Island Park, Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Gail will host Just for Babies at 10:15am and Family Storytime at 11am every Tuesday in August.
Summer Crafts with Teens
Saturday, August 10 @2pm
Children (Age 5-11) are invited for a special monthly crafting event with the teens of Nease High School's Arts in Motion Club in the PGA Media Room. All materials are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library. Please Note: All children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the program.
Family Game Time
Wednesday, August 28 from 3pm - 6pm
The whole family is invited to the library to play board games, including Monopoly, Connect Four, Candy Land, Scrabble, Chutes & Ladders, Uno, and many more. Simply use your library card, or driver's license, to check out the games. All board games are provided by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
Free Nemours BrightStart Screenings for Ages 3 - 5
Tuesday, August 20 from 10am - 12:30pm
Children ages 3-5 are invited to receive a free, 10-minute Early Literacy Screening at the library, courtesy of Nemours BrightStart. Registration is taken on a first-come, first serve basis by a Nemours representative. Utilize this free screening to find out where your child's literacy strengths lay and what you can do to help them improve in any other areas before they start school.
LEGO Club for Tweens
Wednesday, August 21 @4pm
Tweens in 4th-7th grades are invited to the library for an afternoon of building with Legos and hanging out. No registration is necessary and it's free. Thanks to our Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library for providing the Legos for this very special program just for Tweens including our pink Legos. Tween girl Lego lovers, we want you to join our club, too.
Storytimes @ Anastasia Island Library
Baby / Toddler Time: Wednesdays @ 10:15am
Little Ones Craft Time: Wednesdays @ 10:45am
Preschool Storytime Wednesdays @ 11:05am
Storytimes are every Wednesday through November 27. Baby & Toddler storytimes are for children up to 18 months. Craft time is open to all children and focuses on teaching scissor, glue and coloring skills. Preschool storytimes are open to any child who can sit for longer stories and participate in active songs. Come for songs, stories, and fun. We look forward to seeing you. To ensure everyone is able to enjoy quality storytimes, we have a maximum capacity of 50. For more information on storytimes at other branches, please click here.
Visit with the Bookmobile
Saturday, August 24 @ 3pm
Get to know the St. Johns County Bookmobile. It will be here for all of our patrons to tour and learn more about all of the fabulous Bookmobile services. We'll also have a great craft for the family while they are here.
Boom Science @ Anastasia Island
Friday, August 30 @ 3:45pm
BLAST OFF! Space Show! Join us for an outer-space adventure as we launch out of the atmosphere, fly at 17,500 miles per hour in orbit 250 miles above the earth! Try out a Boom Science space suit, fly on a one-person space vehicle, and complete an important mission before returning to earth.This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library.
Kids LEGO Brick Club
Friday, August 9 @ 3pm
Come into the library to play with over 60 pounds of LEGO bricks and pieces. We supply the LEGO bricks and fun - all you need to bring is your imagination. There is no registration or fee for this program.
Here There Be Pirates
Wednesday, August 7 @ 11am
Bring in your family to meet Captain William Mayhem (from the Pirate Museum) and be mystified by his magical pirate talents. See some cool pirate artifacts during this hour long pirate adventure show. This very special Viva Florida 500 and Summer Reading Wrap up program is sponsored by the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library. To ensure that everyone is able to enjoy the program, there will be 95 tickets available 1 hour before each show. Children of all ages may attend; please be aware, however, that the Summer Reading Programs are geared toward the school-age child.


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Fourie picked by Barbarians
Former Springbok centre Jaque Fourie will make a return to Test rugby after being named in the Barbarians squad to face the British & Irish Lions.
Fourie retired from international rugby following the 2011 Rugby World Cup and is currently played in Japan with the Kobe Steel side.
He will be joined in the squad by Sergio Parisse, Martin Castrogiovanni, Kahn Fotuali'i & Imanol Harinordoquy.
The invitational side announced the first five names of their squad on Tuesday that will play the British & Irish Lions in Hong Kong and also against England at Twickenham.
Fotuali'i, hailed as one of the most exciting players in world rugby by the Barbarians, will turn out for the invitational side ahead of his move to Northampton Saints from the Ospreys.
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A Wine Country Wedding at Wente Vineyards
This bride and groom wanted a beautiful and serene location for their outdoor wedding, so they chose Wente Vineyards as their setting. From wine caves to stunning views of the vineyards, tons of DIY and details, it was a perfect day to say I do.
The bride ordered special gems for the cake decoration, and they ordered a genuine six pence penny for the groom to wear in his shoe. With the additions of a special "groom's cake" and cigar bar, this wedding was unique in a myriad of ways.
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Going Gluten-Free In Sacramento
You may have seen the phrase "gluten-free" on products in your local supermarket, but do you know what it means? If not, prepare for a quick refresher course on nutrition and biology.
Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley, rye and malts. It's that special something that gives the ingredients in foods like bread, crackers and cake their ability to stick together. It is commonly referred to as a "binder," and it can be found in a wide variety of food items.
For most people, consuming gluten is no problem. However, for the estimated 10 percent of people in the United States who have a sensitivity to gluten, avoidance becomes a full-time task. This is especially true for people with celiac disease, a condition where a person is unable to break down and absorb the proteins in gluten. Depending on the severity of their condition, painful and inconvenient allergic reactions can occur when a person with celiac digests even a small amount of wheat.
Luckily for the sufferers of gluten-sensitivity, Sacramento has many options in both retail and dining settings. Gluten-Free Specialty on J Street is just as one would imagine with its name: Every item on their shelves has been verified gluten-free. They carry sandwich breads, candies, pastas, cupcakes and much more. Locally owned and operated by Melaine Weir, who has celiac herself, the shop has grown over the past few years from a small outfit in the back of the building to a large streetside operation that's still expanding.
Larger retail chain stores have begun to see the benefits of providing a gluten-free option to their customers as well. Whole Foods Markets, Nugget Markets, Target and even Wal-Mart have jumped on the gluten-free bandwagon. Some even provide gluten-free shopping lists or special labels to highlight "GF" items. When in doubt, smart shoppers should refer to the ingredient label and look for any allergy warnings.
If you are searching for freshly baked goods without gluten, the Sugar Plum Vegan Cafe carries a line of cupcakes that are made daily. The prices are reasonable and, just like everything else Sugar Plum produces, they are also made to satisfy practicing vegans. Experimenting chefs know that finding acceptable replacements for gluten's elastic quality can lead to mixed results. However, this author found all the sampled items here to be excellent in both taste and texture.
Dining out can be another challenge for sensitive individuals, but more and more options are becoming available. Andy Nguyen's on Broadway recently added a gluten-free plate to their menu. Paesanos in Midtown now offers a gluten-free pasta. Dad's Kitchen on Freeport Boulevard can make almost any one of its sandwiches on gluten-free bread. If a pizza pie is on your mind, Steve's Pizza can make a gluten-free one and even a dessert!
National restaurant chains in the Sacramento region provide even more options for gluten-free dining. BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse has an extensive gluten-free menu that even has a beer option. P.F. Chang's China Bistro's gluten-free menu items include their delicious Singapore Street Noodles, Moo Goo Gai Pan and about two dozen other items. On request, the Old Spaghetti Factory will substitute their normal pasta with DeBoles gluten-free pasta. If you're in a hurry and looking for some Mexican food, Chipotle is sensitive to people with a gluten-intolerance. They will even happily change gloves before they make your order to help prevent cross-contamination.
If you have a smart phone capable of downloading specialty applications, there are available programs that can track down even more gluten-free options. For the iPhone alone, there are over 50 apps in the iTunes store that claim to help find gluten-free options. The Whole Foods Market app is especially helpful while grocery shopping and even as inspiration for new recipes to make at home.
Just a few years ago, people with celiac and other forms of gluten-intolerance had a hard time finding restaurants and stores that catered to their needs. Now, with a little research on the Internet and word-of-mouth recommendations, one can try a new gluten-free business almost every week. With more options becoming available, combined with the ongoing awareness and education in the food-service industry, Sacramento residents seeking gluten-free alternatives can find plenty of local choices.


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Indianapolis, IN 46204Neighborhood:
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- Phone: 3176166170
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Dinner is served from 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM daily.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: David Barrett
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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- Entertainment: The lounge is open 7 days a week for drinks, appetizers, soups, salads, and desserts.
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- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/25/2014Excellent food! Great romantic evening! Will be back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food luverFoodluvrDined on 9/23/2014Food was ok but overpriced. Good service by waitress. Paid $40..00 for a bottle of cheap wine, you can buy for 5 dollars at Walmart. Would not recommend.Special Features:
- greatjeremiahDined on 9/23/2014Best service ive had in a long time I will %100 come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- All about the viewluvdiningoutDined on 9/20/2014The view and atmosphere was outstanding but had to wait an hour for our food...which was decent but not worth the price. Also very noisy due to all the tables being so close. Need to concentrate on all aspects of a great restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing view, very romantic!BloomingtonDined on 9/20/2014This restaurant is amazing. Beautiful view of downtown Indy! From the moment we arrived up the elevator we had great service. I definitely recommend a table by the window. The food was great, maybe a little pricey, but you are also paying for the experience. Definitely a place for a special occasion, in my case was an anniversary. I would absolutely recommend this restaurant to someone looking for a very romantic setting. I believe it makes one full turn in about an hour :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceptional experienceservicesnobDined on 9/18/2014My dining experience at the Eagles Nest was just as good or better than my previous visit. Not only was the food phenomenal the service could not have been better. The prime rib was seasoned perfectly, as was the asparagus. I can't wait to return. Loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!theaveragedinerDined on 9/18/2014The prime rib melted in my mouth. The service was great. The view is outstanding. Great time!Special Features:
- Unique experiencemakelsey61700Dined on 9/13/2014An average quality, high priced meal with excellent presentation, great service, and a marvelous, one-of-a-kind view of downtown Indy. I was particularly impressed/surprised we could see the Pyramids from our dinner table. Amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- View!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/6/2014Obviously the views are amazing! The food was very good, but definitely pricey! Wonderful dinner, but be prepared for a slower dinner.Special Features:
- Eagles NestTommyDDined on 9/5/2014First time at the Eagles Nest, had a wonderful time with wife and good friends. Service was great, food was great. The Caesar salad was a little lacking in creaminess . Would look forward to going again sometime soon. Table was ready at reservation time promply.Special Features:
- Great View...butNoRomanceDined on 9/5/2014I would return. My salmon was done perfectly, the chocolate cake was delicious, and the server was friendly and helpful. However, Eagle's Nest is not 5 stars and risked its 4 stars. Why? When I am looking out over the breath-taking view, I don't want it obscured by the dirty finger prints on the *inside* of the window. As the sun is setting, the ambiance is marred by the loud drinking chants at the next large table. We had to ask for more water. Finally, I would prefer that my server not stack the dirty plates at my place setting before she removes them. This is the perfect venue for a romantic dinner but it fell short of excellent. Please bring back the white table cloths and maybe they will help reduce the noise.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not satisfiedkeksmithDined on 8/31/2014The food and view great. The service was terrible and snotty. Its a great experience but the staff frustrated, embarrassed and made me feel uncomfortable.Special Features:
- Outstanding!AwesomeDined on 8/29/2014My boyfriend and I tried Eagle's Nest during Devour Downtown and were not dissapointed. Their herb crusted prime rib was to die for! Amazing view and very romantic. This restaurant is now at the top of my list for special occasions (surpassing both Ruth Chris and St. Elmo's).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Ambiance!TheFoodGuyDined on 8/27/2014The view of the city from The Eagles Nest is the best in Indy, will definitely be coming back for that if nothing else! The was very good, rather pricey though. I would recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary SpotJillGDined on 8/26/2014Eagle's nest is a great place to have a meal during an anniversary or romantic dinner. The food is good, not the best in the city. Also recommend popping up for drink/desserts if you're in Indianapolis for a conference. Great view and ambiance. Highly recommend Renee as your server, she's been with the restaurant for years.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great view, food is OKfoodieDined on 8/26/2014We loved the view from the Eagles Nest, but the food was so-so. We went for Devour Downtown and the salmon was a bit small, and the vegetables were good, but soaked in butter. The prime rib was good, but nothing extraordinary. Our service was great! And the wine and beer lists were perfect for what we were looking for.Special Features:
- DisappointingToobadDined on 8/26/2014We were very unimpressed with our meal. We were staying in the hotel for an anniversary trip and were looking forward to a great view and dinner. Unfortunatly we only got a great view. My salmons was over seasoned with salt and dry. The accompanying vegetables we bitter. My husband did not mention until we left the restaurant that his roast beff was average.Special Features:
- Great views and mediocre foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/26/2014I took my family for a memorable celebration. The view and the service were exceptional. Unfortunately the food is overpriced based upon the creativity and taste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Work dinner meetingsjsfoodieDined on 8/24/2014The food was wonderful along with the fantastic view especially at sunset. We will be back!Special Features:
- GoodawesomeDined on 8/24/2014The service was exceptionally good. And I enjoyed dining over there for the devour downtown.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentMJB2Dined on 8/23/2014My boyfriend took me to the Eagle's Nest for my birthday , and I must say it was very very nice. The food was excellent , and our server Craig, was a great help with menu selection. I couldn't believe we were revolving , as we enjoyed our meal. I would highly recommend Eagle's Nest to my family and friends.Special Features:
- The best dining experience everdatenightDined on 8/23/2014Renee was our waitress and she actually rode the elevator up with us. The food was fantastic and the view was breath taking. Best dining experience my husband and I have ever experienced. Loved the atmosphere and the romantic setting. Will be coming back for sure.Special Features:
- IndyBobIndyBobDined on 8/22/2014A wonderful and memorable dinner during the Devour Downtown event. The cuisine was outstanding, service very good and, of course, the view from the Eagle's Nest fantastic! Many thanks once again - our third or fourth year to return!Special Features:
- Great ViewGP25Dined on 8/21/2014The view from the top is amazing. Food was good and device was good as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service during DevourDowntownSatisfiedDined on 8/20/2014Marion is an outstanding server. Very personal and a great asset for theEagle's Nest. She made our evening the Greatest. ThanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- welikefoodDined on 8/18/2014Liked everything about it except the table and chairs by windows. The table is too high because of he elevated base of it. Therefore your legs are uncomfortable and you can't get close enough.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Returning soonSatisfiedDined on 8/16/2014Had a wonderful evening. Great Service food was outstanding. Looking forward to doing this again real soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversaryhoskins51Dined on 8/16/2014Celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. Made online reservations which was very easy and mentioned that we would be celebrating. When we arrived there was a card on our table congratulating us. Nice touch. Great food and great service. Pretty pricey, but very good.Special Features:
- Another Anniversary ...IndyDeeDined on 8/16/2014My husband and I celebrated our 27th anniversary at the Eagle's Nest on Aug. 16th. This is approximately the 6th time we've been there. As always, the food was great, the atmosphere was awesome and the service was excellent. Our server Craig, with Kathy as his assistant, saw to our every need. Both of us had the Goat Cheese Crostini for an appetizer and we also both had the Chef's Special ~ a surf and turf with a filet that was so incredibly tender, I could have cut it with a plastic fork if need be. There were three BIG shrimp stuffed with crab. Cooked to perfection and so good. We also had the Peach Cobbler with Vanilla Bean ice cream for dessert. Very good as well. And yes ... we'll go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome view, great service!dylcarp94Dined on 8/15/2014We went for our 1st anniversary. The food was great. I ordered the 16 oz prime rib and it was way too much food. Couldn't even finish my steak unfortunately. My wife got the lamb. She liked it. That portion was pretty small. Only about 8 oz of meat. The view is awesome you can see a lot of downtown. Spins pretty slow. About a full rotation each hour. Our waitress Renee was very accommodating. The bill was $125. No drinks, just water. Plus tip. Only thing that wasn't great was the noise. A group of 6 came in and was very loud. Also, they don't really enforce the dress code of business casual so there were some short shorts and t shirts. Not what I expected but oh well. I would recommend this restaurant for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mistake happenChuckDined on 8/15/2014Great views, good for special occasions. Service excellent. Prime rib ordered med rare was well. Sent back with no problems, promptly replaced with a perfect cut.Special Features:
- Wonderful food and serviceHappymomDined on 8/13/2014Great time celebrating my 12 year old son's birthday. They had a b-day card waiting for him. Along with complimentary dessert. It will be an evening remembered forever.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding experiencelexlawDined on 8/9/2014We celebrated my father's 92nd Birthday here. The service was superb. Garen (?) was very knowledgable and attentive to our table of 5. He thanked my father for his WWII military service and wished him Happy Birthday as soon as he met him. My 90-year-old mother has to use a walker and the staff was very supportive in helping us get to our table. And the food was absolutely delicious. My sister-in-law is vegetarian and the menu and chef accomodated her very well. Thank all of you for a tremendous evening. We can't say enough about how wonderful everything was and look forward to returning soon!Special Features:
- Beautiful viewmonroebassDined on 8/9/2014We chose the Eagle's Nest for our 44th anniversary. The staff was great, even had a card on the table for us. The food was good and the view is terrific overlooking the city on a rotation basis.Special Features:
- Like nothing elseSdgirlDined on 8/8/2014The view was unbeatable and the food was out of this world, I've never had anything like itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was good, but.....BigblockirocDined on 8/8/2014It was our anniversary and I wanted to take my wife someplace really nice for dinner. The Eagle's Nest has always had a reputation for being a nice place with one of the best scenic views in Indianapolis with the rotating restaurant atop the Hyatt hotel. I called a day ahead of time to ask them if they do anything special for anniversaries as I wanted to surprise my wife with something a little special, and was told they would give us a champagne toast. Well that never happened. My wife's dinner order was wrong and they had to take it back, but left mine sitting on the table getting cold (I was not going to eat without her, esp on our anniversary). Food was good when it finally arrived, but for the $$$ I was a bit disapointed with service.Special Features:
- Awesome ambience and ok foodluckyDined on 8/5/2014Food was ok for the price what you pay, nothing extraordinary. I wish they had more vegetarian options. I bet there are no other restaurants in Indianapolis to beat the ambience what Eagles Nest offer you.Special Features:
- Nice Romantic DinnerJill5866Dined on 8/5/2014My husband and I had a very nice dining experience at the Eagle's Nest to celebrate our anniversary. Outstanding service from the service team. View was beautiful, our server was great at answering our questions about some of the buildings that were not familiar to us. Ambience was very good- only thing stopping me from giving it an Outstanding rating is that when the air conditioning kicked on it dropped the temperature several degrees and slid into the uncomfortable zone. The food was expertly prepared and delicious. Rating would have been outstanding if the menu gave more of a description on items used in preparation (for example, it was not noted that the tomato relish would have olives- which are not one of my favorites).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/2/2014I went with my boyfriend here for a romantic night out with a view of the city since I am new to Indy. I made a reservation online for a Saturday night. When we got there, we were seated and decided we only wanted to do drinks and dessert. Our server was very rude to us when he explained that we couldn't sit there if we were just getting dessert, so we had to move. We completely understand having to move, but the waiter could have been much friendlier in telling us this. Our new waitress after changing seats to the lounge area had too many people to wait on. Her service was slow, at best, but she was very nice. The cheesecake we ordered tasted store bought with canned toppings- a total disappointment. I will not be going there again.Special Features:
- Very Happy AnniversaryIrishfan1984Dined on 8/2/2014We had a wonderful evening starting with the goat cheese crostini, followed by the Prime Rib and Grouper. Both dishes were outstanding, and paired well with the suggested wines. The service was impeccable, with Renee making sure we had everything we needed to enjoy our anniversary and taking a pictures of us together when the sun was just right! Everyone who served us that evening was on top of their game.Special Features:


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Tech Tuesday: Programming (Overview)
The purpose of Tech Tuesdays is to provide non-technical employees or founders of startups with background on how technology works so that they can better communicate with engineers and also better understand technological constraints and opportunities. With that in mind I will take a fairly different approach to programming from say Codecademy or Udacity which tackle hands on code writing. I will instead try to provide a lot of context and explain terminology. You should be able to get a fair bit of insight from that and maybe the motivation for one of the hands on courses.
I wrote a previous Tech Tuesday post giving a brief overview of programming and defined programming as "telling a computer what to do." While seemingly trivial it offers a good way of thinking about many of the issues involved. For a moment substitute "person" for "computer" and think about "telling a person what to do."
1. Which language should you speak? Speaking English to someone who only understands Mandarin won't get you very far unless you have a translator. But even within English there are vastly different sets of vocabularies — I remember my English teacher exhorting us to go beyond "go, get, give" …
2. How do you form a correct sentence? This is known as syntax and includes such things as word order and punctuation. In German, for instance, we put the verb at the end of sentences.
3. What do the words and sentences mean to the other person? Even if you put words in the correct order it is easy to say things that don't make any sense. Or you may be using words that mean something different to you than to the person.
4. How do you refer to concepts as opposed to just concrete things? If I am in Dim Sum restaurant I can point at a specific dish. But how would I tell someone else to go there and do that?
5. How do you break down what you want the person to do into smaller steps? For instance what if you want the person to draw an owl?
6. How do you avoid repeating yourself? What if you need to tell another person to do the same thing? What if it is not exactly the same thing but slightly different?
7. Does what you told the person make sense? How would you know if it didn't? Do they have everything they need to carry out what you asked them to do?
8. How do you know if the person is actually doing what you told them to do? Maybe they are stuck and don't know what to do next or maybe they are off doings something else altogether.
9. What if there is someone else also telling this person what to do? How do you coordinate that?
Each of these questions has analogs when it comes to programming, i.e. telling a computer what to do. Over the course of the upcoming Tech Tuesdays we will dig into these one by one, starting next Tuesday with a closer look at different programming languages.
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8 DIY Baby Shower Favors
Feeling crafty? Instead of grabbing a handful of store-bought shower favors, make your own. It's easier than you think.
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Tea Time
Celebrating Mom-to-be with a tea party shower? Create your own little tea bag favors for the perfect departure gift. Wrap up tea bags in darling printed bags by Frog Prince Paperie to match perfectly with your shower décor. Provide a variety of flavors and let guests pick their favorite as they leave!
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Polish It Off
Polish off the baby shower with this simple favor idea! Pick up a matching color and tie with a DIY favor tag. Mom-to-be will love pampering herself with a manicure and pedicure before baby arrives! Kick it up a notch by adding in a coordinating nail file.
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Animal Cookies
Hosting a jungle or animal-themed baby shower? This sweet DIY favor is super easy and totally darling. Simply fill a clear box or cellophane bag with animal crackers, tie with a coordinating ribbon, add a favor tag, and ta-da! You could fill your bags or boxes with any type of treat (try macaroons, homemade marshmallows, or chocolate chip cookies)!
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Nesting for Baby
One of the most popular baby shower themes is "nesting" with darling bird details. This birdseed favor with a cute "Thank You" tag is perfect for a sweet goodbye gift. You can create this favor in any shape you want from hearts to birds. Mom-to-be will love this handmade gesture to her sweet little one. Get the full details and how-to here.
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Sweet As Can Bee
Hosting a bee-themed baby shower? Send guests home with local clover honey adorned with a cute little sticker and ribbon. You can find sticker paper at office stores and pick up ribbon at the craft store. Mom-to-be will be "buzzing" about her darling baby shower for months! This is also a great idea with local jams, preserves, or salsas.
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Baby Makes Three
If you're hosting a sweet pea shower, these bath fizzies offer the Mom-to-be some rest and relaxation before her sleepless nights. (Guests will love 'em, too!) Combine 1½ cups of baking soda, ½ cup citric acid powder, 2 teaspoons fragrance oil, and food coloring (optional) and place in a mold. Use green felt or cardstock to make a cozy pea pod, add a cute "pea pod" gift tag, and you're done!
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Sugar n' Spice
All you'll need is sugar, citrus zest, glass containers, and twine to create mini infused sugar favors. Perfect for a vintage themed baby shower, try changing up the flavors with lavender, almond oil, and other sweet flavors. You could even set up a DIY table and let guests make their own for a fun shower activity. Get the full directions here.
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Handmade Candles
Baby will certainly be lighting up life for Mom and Dad. They will love this handmade shower favor—candles! Visit your local craft store for all the supplies you'll need to create DIY candles. Consider making them in baby food jars for a cute twist. Add a sticker tag with baby's first name or a simple "Thanks!"
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I was really impressed after getting this product. First off it arrived at my house within 1 week of ordering. It was packed very securely. And yes, like everyone else has said you assemble this line of products piece by piece. Every screw, dowel, drawer track etc. But if you read the directions it is quite easy for someone with any sort of do it yourself type of skill. Everything is labeled with letters or numbers so it is very easy. I assembled them all by myself (bed, dresser, chest and nightstands). Two people would make it much easier to assemble the larger pieces as they are quite heavy. The drawers do come with metal tracks so they slide nice. The top, sides and front are made up of solid wood, which in my opinion is closer to black than expresso but I was still very happy with the finish. The interior drawer pieces are made up of a heavy MDF which I am not too fond of but they seem pretty sturdy. The backs are also not solid wood so make sure you will not see the back of the furniture where you are planning on placing it.
My husband and I were using nightstands that were very small and had only one drawer in them. These Waynesborough nightstands are a godsend. Three roomy drawers, an attractive design and enough room on top for a lamp, book, baseball cap and even my jewelry box. The assembly instructions were easy to follow and it took us less than two hours to put both nightstands together. Just be sure to have a rubber mallet on hand because you will need to pound the wooden dowels securely into the holes. Despite what some reviewers said, I think the drawer handles are lovely. They are shiny but they look very classy. We also bought the matching dresser and couldn't be happier with this set. The price can't be beat.
I ordered one piece to try it out. I liked it enough to order a second piece. Shipping was fast and both pieces arrived undamaged and complete. A significant amount of the assembly time will be in figuring out the instructions. They compress too much information into each step. Recommend against using a drill. Most of the screws can be driven by hand and will give you a feel for when it is sufficiently tight. While using a drill is more convenient it also risks stripping the screws. The color is very dark. It is brown but in low light can appear to be black. The back is wood not cardboard. It is held to the back with screws not nails. Once assembled the piece is solid. When grabbed and shaken it doesn�t wobble under its own weight. The drawers slide easily. They don�t have the tight resistance point that some nightstands use to keep the drawer closed. Some nightstands push closed easily until the last � inch. Then you have to push the drawer closed the rest of the way as if there is a small wedge in the track. Opening the drawer also requires extra effort. The tracks on this piece have a slight downward pitch at the point of travel where the drawer is closed. Gravity keeps the drawer closed and the movement is smooth and even through the entire length of travel.
Easy to assemble. Great height if you have a pillow top mattress. Wasn't too fond of the drawer pulls (like most everyone else), but those can be replaced. It is pretty heavy, so I suggest assembling close to where you plan on placing it. Otherwise, you will be lugging it across the house like I had to. There were some issues during the drawer assembly - wood splitting when screws were drilled in. A little wood glue and clamps fixed that issue. Other than that, very nice looking nightstand.
I really like the Waynesborough line and this piece is no exception. It has plenty of room for storage and I am really glad I bought it.
We ordered the dresser, it was kind of challenging. Thank goodness for the extra pieces, as some were broke. After a month we ordered the night stand. This was much easier for my husband to assemble. It's very elegant!
Everything about this piece of furniture is great. The finish is a very rich, dark espresso brown, and is gorgeous. The style is beautiful. The material is solid wood, and not MDF or particle board. It is fairly easy to put together, if you are at all mechanically inclined and have the correct tools. All of this for a VERY reasonable price. The only suggestions I do have when assembling, is to drill small pilot holes when screwing the drawer slides to the edge of the drawer, and use wood glue on the guide dowels/holes. I highly recommend this piece of furniture.
This is truly an ebony espresso, which is very dark. The instructions were easy, but the time invested took about 2 hours with 1 person. This piece is solid wood. It was well packaged for shipping so nothing was even close to being damaged (can happen through ups). I love everything but the too-shiny pulls.
I wanted a large nightstand that had some storage, and this one fit the bill. We have it in a guest room and use the top drawer to store a travel clock, white noise machine, night light, and other stuff a guess might want. The drawer is large, and there's plenty of space left over. The bottom two drawers are big enough to use for linens -- napkins, placemats, and a tablecloth or two. The color is the same as the photo. Be prepared for the bin handles to be a very shiny chrome -- not really a good look for the piece. Bin handles seem to me to belong in a kitchen or a more rustic piece of furniture, (and not to be so shiny) but I'm picky! There were a LOT of pieces, but my husband said it wasn't difficult to put together. The drawers glide smoothly. There was a small scrape across the front edge of the top, but I disguised it with a combination of a black and brown permanent marker. Definitely not something bad enough for me to send it back.
I absolutely love these night stands! They look like I paid a fortune for them but I did not. They are very well made and pretty heavy. They took me a while to put together with basic hand tools, but it was so worth it! I may order the tall dresser to go with it. Great product, you won't be disappointed.
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This Healthy Foods Company is Worth an Investment
Himanshu is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Be it economic slowdown or debt crisis in Europe, people will continue to eat as long as they are alive. This simple logic solves a number of problems for an investor; the food business can never go out of vogue, and an investor can be pretty sure of his or her investments made in food industry. Moreover, with customers becoming highly health conscious and the importance of organic food growing, we've seen the emergence of organic food retailers.
A very noteworthy example here is Whole Foods (NASDAQ: WFM), which offers natural and organic food through its chain of supermarkets. Whole Foods has been performing marvelously, which was affirmed by its recent fourth quarter results, which not only met analysts' expectations but also delighted investors.
Beyond The Numbers…
New store openings coupled with efficiently-managed costs drove both revenue and earnings higher by 24% and 43%, respectively. Whole Foods opened 7 new stores and added 11 new leases, which contributed to its top line favorably. Also, it managed its costs well through better inventory management and other operating efficiencies. This has been a key to its success since customers have become highly calculative about their spending and retailers' move of passing on the increase in input prices to customers have not been working well. Hence, managing this problem tactfully was a commendable job done by the company. This has led to a same store sales growth of 8.5%, which is higher than last year.
Additionally, Whole Foods has also been trying to lower its prices in order to attract more and more customers. However, the food retailer is not willing to compromise with its margins and has taken some initiatives to solve the problem. Along with efficiency in production it has resorted to a low-cost structure. It is planning to open stores that are smaller in size but provide a wide variety with less inventory of each product. This will mean lower costs for Whole Foods.
Peer Comparison
Whole Foods has been an excellent performer, especially when compared to its peers like Fresh Market (NASDAQ: TFM) and Kroger (NYSE: KR). The 5-year stock performance of the three industry players is shown in the chart below:
With a 154% surge in stock price Whole Foods has proven to be a great performer. Its quality food and a network of loyal and affluent customers have played important roles. Also, its provides other services, such as cooking classes and dine in restaurants in its stores, which makes it different from Fresh Market and Kroger.
Kroger has been the worst performer when compared to its competitors. Nonetheless, it has been in the green and has been taking initiatives to lure customers. Its new customer loyalty program has worked favorably in its recent quarter. It witnessed increased customer footfall due to the discounts mailed to its privileged customers.
Fresh Market has also been a decent player, with an 85% increase in its stock price. However, it is smaller in size than Whole Foods and is a relatively new player. It is gaining consumer confidence and has been performing well. It recently entered into a partnership with Novamex to sell an aloe vera beverage that is made with aloe vera juice. The new innovative product is expected to lure new customers to its stores.
The Future Shines Bright
Along with posting rocking results, Whole Foods is up for some great moves, which makes it an interesting investment. It plans to open 32 to 34 new stores during the year 2013. And with its new small-store format, this will not only help decrease costs but also boost revenue.
The company also remains focused on pricing. Given the current economic environment, keeping a check on product prices has been a smart move. It continues to plan ways to reduce costs, as well as prices, through value meals.
The organic food retailer has been eying expansion for quite some time now. With a 1,000 new stores in the queue the company has been trying to expand its footprint in Canada and United Kingdom. In fact, it has very few stores in Canada, which leaves the region highly untapped for Whole Foods. Exploring these opportunities makes the retailer attractive.
Concluding Thoughts
Whole Foods' strategy of increasing its top line through expansion, reducing costs, and offering lower prices to customers is expected to do wonders going forward. It has hit the button at the right time by providing value to customers when they are most sensitive to it. Moreover, consumers' preferences towards healthy living and natural foods will benefit the natural food retailer. With large production efficiencies and expansion plans in its cards, this company is worth a long term bet.
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5 years ago, I setup this personal blog as a medium for self-expression. A medium mainly for sharing my personal opinion on issues I consider of interest to me, that are also worth sharing with the world. 5 years later, I am warming-up for much greater heights, to crown the modest achievements I have reached over the years. It has been a journey of self-discovery. I have earned and learned a lot, through this humble blog. I have made friends ... [Read more]
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It has been a long and windy journey of self-discovery; a journey of networking and opportunities. Come 1st November 2010, this personal blog would have been up-and-running for 5 years. I dare say, it has been a relative success. I would be publishing a grand blog post on the anniversary date, that would offer some insight into the journey so far. It would not only delve into the things I have done right, but also share some of my regrets. It ... [Read more]


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This product works! And it works the same day--no need to wait weeks for the blood levels to increase. It is the best mood balancer out there. And now the vet has given it to my dogs to heal their liver problems.
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I tried St. John's Wort for about five weeks to no avail. I've had no stomach upset or anxiety or any other negative side effects. What I can tell you this this stuff works fast to alleviate depression. Five days ago I was ready to call my doctor to ask for an rx. Today, I am impatiently awaiting my shipment of Source Naturals SAMe and disappointed that I have to pay retail in order to keep up my daily dosing. (Sorry Whole Foods--I love your store, but you are way overcharging for supplements.) I am also very much looking forward to getting my dose up to the 1600 mgs for depression. I envision feeling normal again! I trust the Source Naturals brand, and I love iherb for its value and good customer service. Fantastic stuff.
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i having just recently tryed sam-e and the effects were brillant for me,my anxiety and mild depression have dissapeared,i am in exellent form,i would highly recommend this product.ken [dublin ireland]
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Good price, these seem equally effective (or better!) than much more expensive SAMe I have purchased. Hermetic packaging is great.
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