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The Finish Line is racing for athletic footwear sales. The company sells performance and casual footwear and apparel through a pair of retail divisions: nearly 640 Finish Line stores in more than 45 states and Specialty Running Group, with about 20 stores. Its stores are bigger than competitors' and offer a wider array of clothing, accessories, and other merchandise, including jackets, backpacks, sunglasses, and watches. Finish Line offers big brand names (such as adidas, NIKE, and Timberland) and also markets its own private-label line of T-shirts, socks, and other basics. In a bid to raise sales and profits, Finish Line has been right-sizing its retail network and bolstering its e-commerce operation.
The retailer, which has been beset by declining sales during recent years, has closed more stores than it opened in both fiscal 2010 and 2011, resulting in an overall decrease in retail square footage. In 2012, however, Finish Line opened four new Finish Line stores and one Running Specialty store, spending millions to also remodel 17 existing Finish Line stores, upgrade its Finish Line digital business, and build a new website for its Running Specialty operation. As its brick-and-mortar operation is streamlined, Finish Line is focusing more on its e-commerce business. The company formed a team to lead www.FinishLine.com's advertising, design, and content development. The team also created a mobile store, so customers can shop from their smartphones and other devices, and it has stepped up social media efforts to reach shoppers. The company considers www.FinishLine.com to be its most visible store, attracting about 180,000 visitors daily.
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Finish Line logged double-digit net sales increases (more than 11%) in 2012 compared to 2011, primarily as a result of a 9% rise in same-store sales and the fiscal year's additional seven selling days (which gave the retailer an extra $30.5 million). The company's net income saw a noteworthy 23% boost in 2012 vs. 2011, thanks to net sales increase, but necessary operating costs to grow its business chipped away at Finish Line's gains. Offsetting the company's revenue traction were costs associated with marketing initiatives to drive traffic to both its digital sites and stores, variable costs associated with keeping up with sales increases (related to fulfillment, freight, and payroll in conjunction with the 50% increase in digital sales and store sales increase), and expenses related to its Running Specialty stores. Finish Line invested heavily in 2012 and plans to do the same in 2013. Capital expenditures rose due to the construction of four new Finish Line stores and one Running Specialty store, remodeling activities for 17 existing Finish Line stores, digital enhancements for the Finish Line website, building a Running Specialty website, and a slew of corporate technology upgrades. The retailer plans to pick up the pace of investments in 2013 at the tune of up to $90 million.
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In a move that revised its retailing strategy, Finish Line in late 2011 acquired a chain of 18 running shoe specialty stores in eight states for $8 million. The chain operates under several banners, including Greater Boston Running Co., Texas Running Co., and New York Running Co., among others. Located in seven states and the District of Columbia, the stores were renamed The Running Company and formed Finish Line's second retail division, Specialty Running Group (SRG). In early 2012 Gart Capital Partners invested $10 million in SRG. Gart and Finish Line have ambitious growth plans for the smaller retail business. Finish Line said the deal helps it grow outside its core namesake store business. It is retaining the chain's localized store banners and intends to add new outlets. Prior to the shoe specialty acquisition, Finish Line sold its Man Alive business, which offered hip-hop-inspired apparel, to focus on its core Finish Line chain and ride out the recession. Man Alive, which also operated stores under the Decibel banner, had a retail presence in about 20 states; it was purchased by Jimmy Khezrie, the founder of the Brooklyn, New York-based Jimmy Jazz stores. Prior to its decision to sell Man Alive, Finish Line had been working to revive the chain by closing unprofitable locations, renaming others as Decibel, and replacing its urban-inspired brands (such as Rocawear and Sean Jean) with more mainstream apparel lines.
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The retailer's namesake stores average some 5,400 sq. ft.; its Running Specialty stores average 3,000 sq. ft. Finish Line also operates e-commerce sites at www.finishline.com and www.run.com, a domain it purchased in 2011 to serve as the website for its Running Specialty holding. Footwear accounts for 86% of Finish Line's net sales. While Finish Line purchases products from some 120 suppliers, NIKE products (some sold exclusively at Finish Line) generate about 64% of total sales. About 84% of the retailer's merchandise is purchased from its five largest suppliers. Apparel and accessories (also referred to as softgoods) account for about 14%.
Finish Line's founders -- Alan Cohen, David Klapper, and Larry Sablosky -- own 41% of the company's shares. Chairman and CEO Glenn Lyon holds a 15% interest.
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Should You Buy These 2 Medical Device Stocks?
David is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Medical device stocks are an excellent place to be if you are still wary of the macro-economy. They are exposed to inelastic demand and don't have pipelines full of "hit-or-miss" products. Their business models are relatively time-tested, and they often pay a good dividend yield. Below, I review two market leaders and provide my thoughts on recent news about them.
Baxter (NYSE: BAX) still looks attractive
Baxter International, the Deerfield healthcare company, ended 2012 with a bang. Sales and profits grew with a 7% surplus compared to the same period a year before. Net revenue stood at $494 million, which was $31 million more than what was reported in the year ago period and above consensus estimates.
Going forward, Baxter is guiding for EPS of around $4.65 in fiscal year 2013 -- disappointing in light of the consensus $4.85 estimate. The medical device company also has a lot to prove: the $4 billion Gambro acquisition was the company's largest ever. It will merge together the second and third biggest dialysis equipment products.
Altogether, the deal is expected to bring in $300 million worth of synergies by 2017 and start being accretive to earnings by next year.
I also believe that risks relating to Biogen's (NASDAQ: BIIB) hemophilia drug are overblown. Baxter's market leading product Advate does not face any serious risks -- patients are not desirous to switch, and Biogen's product benefits only target 25% of Advate's domestic market. And even if this was a cause for concern, Baxter's Alzheimer's catalyst should more than offset the negative speculation.
However, Biogen investors still have several reasons to be optimistic. The biotech firm has strong liquidity with very little long-term debt, a current ratio of 4. and a quick ratio of 3.8. While the PE multiple is high at nearly 40, growth is in the double-digits and backed by a strong pipeline, which includes a subcutaneous MS treatment and a drug that has demonstrated efficacy with lower intravenous injections compared to substitutes. I am particularly optimistic about the latter product, Eloctate. It been able to control 87% of bleeding with just 1 injection.
Medtronic's (NYSE: MDT) growth story turns bright
Medtronic's Evera ICDs -- implantable cardioverter defibrillator -- got the green light in Europe, which will allow the medical company to market its next-generation of ICDs that have more than 11 years of added battery life. The Evera will also be smaller in size for better fitting and reducing discomfort. It is expected that Evera will now replace the older versions as Medtronic's flagship ICD product.
The company also recently gained FDA approval for its AIRvance Bone Screw System, which helps treat obstructive sleep apnea. This came right around the same time that the company gained FDA approval for its Advisa DR MRI SureScan pacing product that enables MRI scans with pacemakers. It is a particularly sensible product for physicians to recommend, since 75% of patients using implanted heart devices require an MRI scan while using the implanted heart device.
At the same time, Medtronic is also expanding their global footprint by purchasing a 26% stake in China's LifeTech Scientific. This comes at a time when recently released fiscal third quarter EPS of $0.93 came out 2 cents ahead of expectations. Disappointingly, however, revenue is only expected to increase by 3%-4% over the next few months.
Baxter and Medtronic are reasonably priced at a respective 18.5 times and 16.4 times past earnings. The latter is considerably cash rich at a current ratio of 4.6. Medtronic is forecasted for mid-single digit growth, whereas Baxter is forecasted for high single-digit growth. With the market on the rise, I recommend weighting your portfolio more towards undervalued investments, and, hence, preferentially buying more shares in Medtronic.
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TUESDAY, April 19 (HealthDay News) -- The risk that children
will develop attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) rises
with every week they are born short of full term, a new study
Earlier studies have shown an association between a too-early
birth and the increased risk for ADHD. This study adds to that data
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Swedish researchers say.
"Our study is the first to report that the risk for ADHD is 40 to 60 percent higher in babies born moderately preterm," said lead researcher Dr. Anders Hjern, an adjunct professor of pediatric epidemiology at the Center for Health Equity Studies at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm.
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This underlines the fact that preterm birth carries significant
risks and needs to be given more attention in neonatal care, and in
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"The finding that early term birth carries an increased risk for ADHD has [especially] important implications for planned caesarian births, which are often performed during these very weeks," he added. "To minimize the risk for ADHD, these births should be planned as close to the full term date -- that is, week 40 -- as possible."
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Swedish children born between 1987 and 2000. These children were
followed to see if they took medication for ADHD when they were
between 6 to 19 years old.
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the odds the child would develop ADHD. The uptick in risk ranged
from between 10 to 20 percent for children born at 37 to 38 weeks
of gestation, to 40 percent for those born at 33 and 34 weeks, and
60 percent for those born at 29 to 32 weeks of gestation.
Children born very preterm -- 23 to 28 weeks -- had double the
odds of a full-term baby of developing ADHD.
Commenting on the study, Dr. Charles R. Bauer, professor of
pediatrics at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine,
said that, "the lesson to be learned here is that late preterm
babies are at risk."
These findings "argue very strongly against elective caesarian
surgery, which is going on like crazy in this country," he said.
"There are neurological issues, there are developmental issues,
there are cognitive issues and now there are behavioral
Bauer thinks women should not have caesarian delivery unless it
is medically necessary. "A full-term baby was meant to be full
term, and they shouldn't interfere with that unless it's
necessary," he said.
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Happy Friday...and a tune for your weekend!
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Happy Friday! Keeping in the Christmas spirit this week, this is my annual pointsettia. It always feels like Christmas once I have this splash of bright red on the kitchen table!
We bought our tree this week as well (we always get a real one), but haven't had time to deck it out yet so tonight I plan to put on some Christmas tunes, decorate the tree and whip up my traditional fruit mince pies!
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Why is it that classical music is now ignored by the majority of society?
Sure, classical music still exists and is still evolving with new compositions. However, this perennial genre of music has been evidently on the decline with the rise of other types of music that is unfortunately promoted over classical music. I understand that with new generations come new tastes due to media and pop culture, but classical music has been preserved prominently from the Baroque period (1600s) well into the Contemporary and Late Romantic era (late 1800s- 1970s ish). I feel as though classical music should be integrated into education (it is in orchestra, choir, band etc) as a core subject as art is necessary along with athletics to foster a well balanced student. Unfortunately, this antiquated music is left behind and I am afraid that it will one day vanish as the number of composers are dwindling. What are your thoughts on this?
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Aug 6 2013: It's a matter of money, and profit. Also has I red above, a matter of sex appeal.
Classic music does not appear in sexy and explicit behaviours. It's also a racial issue. Brands use music to communicate with the masses. The masses are less independent in tastes, and more influenced. Also is connected with education. With family behaviours and identity. Also the cool culture left classical music behind, and classical music is not a prime time event. Classical musical does not apply to the Super Bawl. We are dealing with a world crisis. It's global and transversal.
Aug 16 2013: I agree, Patricia, that all these things - money, commercialism, sex appeal, upbringing - play a big role in the popularity of classical music. I also think there are, like Bryan says, some 'out-there' classical composers who are stretching the boundaries of music in order to create something new out of a genre that is fine the way it is, ala: 'Don't fix it if it ain't broken'.
Sadly, classical music, as well as just about any other non-mainstream genre, has it hard these days. When is the last time you heard about an awesome new jazz fusion combo? Music has been lowered to a level that does not intrigue its listeners. It's like you say, all about money and profit. Classical music has the ability to make people think, send chills down their spines, reminds them of those the miss, conjures up emotions they don't feel like feeling. I don't agree that it is elitist, though. Just because certain people are not aware of classical music, doesn't mean they wouldn't appreciate it if they heard it. This is indeed where upbringing comes in. Not all of us were brought up with a wide range of musical genres.
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I just finished transcribing my hour-long interview with Rick Dudley for the profile story that is scheduled to appear next week. Now, I just have to write it in between Braves games over the next four days.
One thing Dudley talked about, that I don't think will find a home in the story, is the following example of his philosophy of scouting players. I thought you folks would be interested in his thoughts about how Dudley and Tampa Bay acquired defenseman Dan Boyle from Florida in 2001-02. Boyle was a key part in the Lightning's Stanley Cup championship in 2004.
"Here is an example of the type of successes that I've had," Dudley said. "Dan Boyle was a smallish defenseman. Mike Keenan was the coach of Florida and he wouldn't play him much. I talked to Chuck Fletcher, the interim GM there, and he was very honest. He said our coach won't play him. I said what do you want for him. He said I don't know. I said I'll get back to you. I watched him play seven straight games. He played about three minutes a game. In those three minutes for seven straight games I had to make an evaluation as to whether this guy could help us. I came to the conclusion he could. I had to fight like hell with my bosses in Tampa, but we made the trade for a fifth-round draft pick. Well, you look at the player now, and I could not have done that on someone else's say so. That comfort level wouldn't have been there for a smaller D-man. The natural assumption is that he can't play for the Florida Panthers so why would you be so excited about this player. The truth is he was in a circumstance. I'm not discrediting the coach. Mike liked big defensemen. He did not like small defensemen. Danny was a smaller defenseman. But I saw enough for our team that I felt comfortable that he could play for us. Those are things you have to do. I don't know how you do it elsewise. There are GMs that do it [differently] and they are successful. But I don't know how you rely on someone else's opinion to build a hockey team. I just don't."
Here is more on Dudley's overall thoughts:
"I realized one thing. I don't give a damn what organization it is, the most important thing you can do is build a team. That's a fact. … Back in the day you could buy a team if you had $100 million. When we built that team in Tampa, we had $21 million payroll and there were a couple of teams in the league at $80 million. With the cap system today, no one can tell me there is anything more important than putting all the pieces in place, the right pieces. Everyone talks about capologists. What is a capologist? One of these people that looks at pieces of the puzzle and says that's worth that much money in that slot. If you don't watch the players, you don't understand the players, you can not do that. The only thing you can do is walk in and give a report. You can't walk in and say you have to move that piece or that piece. That has to be the person that does the evaluation. What I maintain … look at Phoenix, Don Maloney is a scout (and recently nominated for GM of the Year award). He's watched a lot of hockey games and he knows how to put the right pieces in place. The person who puts those pieces in place is the most important person in the organization, other than the players you are putting there.
"I think we have a hell of a staff [in Atlanta], but if I'm looking at spending somewhere between a half million and five million dollars of someone else's money, I want to have a comfort level. I don't mind getting on a plane or hopping in a car to see a hockey player who we might acquire. It makes for a lot of work, makes for a lot of time, makes for a lot of time away from my wife who now understands after 26 years, she knows exactly what I'm about. But it works."
Look for the story next week.
Watching the Eastern Conference playoffs makes you wonder what could have happened had the Thrashers got into the postseason with No. 8 Montreal knocking off No. 1 Washington and now No. 4 Pittsburgh. Should Philadelphia win Game 7 ,you would have the No. 7 and No. 8 seeded teams playing for a trip to the Stanley Cup finals. You just never know.
Also, I verified with the NHL today that the Thrashers will get the No. 24th pick in the first round as part of the Ilya Kovalchuk trade. As it stands now, here is the order. Only who will pick No. 15 and the final four spots is yet to be determined.
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Round 1
1. Edmonton Oilers
2. Boston Bruins (from Toronto)
3. Florida Panthers
4. Columbus Blue Jackets
5. New York Islanders
6. Tampa Bay Lightning
7. Carolina Hurricanes
8. Atlanta Thrashers
9. Minnesota Wild
10. New York Rangers
11. Dallas Stars
12. Anaheim Ducks
13. Phoenix Coyotes (from Calgary)
14. St. Louis Blues
15. Boston or Anaheim (from Philadelphia)
16. Ottawa Senators
17. Colorado Avalanche
18. Nashville Predators
19. Los Angeles Kings
20. Pittsburgh Penguins
21. Detroit Red Wings
22. Phoenix Coyotes
23. Buffalo Sabres
24. Atlanta Thrashers (from New Jersey)
25. Vancouver Canucks
26. Washington Capitals
Picks 27-28: The two teams eliminated in the Conference Finals, in inverse order of points
Pick 29: The team eliminated in the Stanley Cup Final
Pick 30: The Stanley Cup champion
May 19th, 2010
8:10 pm
Great bio on Dudley today. Seriously, I think it was the best written article you have done since you started covering the Thrashers.
May 20th, 2010
8:20 am
Viv… Excellent article on Dudley… thanks!
May 20th, 2010
8:52 am
Oh Boy! Another minor league find that will move this franchise forward!
May 20th, 2010
11:34 am
Another minor league find that will move this franchise forward!
Don't be disingenuous. Just because he's currently a minor league coach doesn't mean he doesn't have NHL experience. He was an assistant coach with the Buffalo Sabres from 2002 to 2006. Last time I checked, the Sabres weren't "minor league." But what do I know?
May 20th, 2010
4:02 pm
Chris Viv, that was nice article on Rick Dudley. Thanks.
May 21st, 2010
7:23 am
True dat Alan. My cynicism is really only based on one fact:
The only playoff appearance this team has had came with an EXPERIENCED NHL HEAD COACH at the helm.
Wouldn't past history kinda influence your prospect search?
But what do I know, I'm just another malcontent…
May 21st, 2010
11:12 am
Wouldn't past history kinda influence your prospect search?
Not really. I guess I'm open to a new approach. Hartley may have taken us to the playoffs, but he more than lost the locker room. It turned against him. That kind of coaching was looked favorably upon by maybe three players. Everyone else seemed to hate him for what he did after games and how he treated the guys. I know I sure as hell couldn't work in that environment.
On the other hand, Anderson was too easy. Bad defensive coverage? "Puck didn't bounce our way." We got blown out? "Bad puck luck." Just seemed like a lot of excuses. He definitely played our young guys, but he had a lot of problems himself, fundamentally speaking.
We need a coach that can stress the offensive and defensive aspects of the game, one that recognizes our young talent and can harness it, and a coach who isn't afraid to throw a few players under the bus if they're doggin' it.
Remember also, that one "experienced nhl head coach" was handed a pre-assembled team full of awesome players to win the cup. He didn't really do anything special otherwise.
May 21st, 2010
4:14 pm
So, what your saying is in Colorado, Hartley actually had a GM. Sorry Hartley was/is a great coach. We can thank clueless/jack Bobby (forgot his last name sorry) for any hopes that this team could actually play well together in the one playoff experience. Then again its obvious that Kovalchoke can't win in the playoffs.
May 21st, 2010
4:18 pm
Sorry Hartley was/is a great coach.
Not quite. He had a team in Colorado that he didn't have to coach. When he lost that locker room, he was fired. He got hired on here, and actually had to do some work. When the Thrashers had, arguably, their best team in team history (2005-2006), they still didn't manage to make the playoffs. Their lone playoff berth the following year saw them go 0-4. Hartley lost the room before those playoffs, and when the regular season rolled back around, the room was still lost.
Good coaches don't allow their team to go 0-10. Even if they have lost the room.
May 21st, 2010
4:31 pm
your right they should of got rid of the cancers before the season started. ie Bobby Holik. Its a shame that we actually had a coach that believed in accountability and effort
May 21st, 2010
10:38 pm
Alan, I just don't see courting the latest/greatest minor league whiz kid as something new. It's been done twice and look at the results.
Give me proven at NHL level every time. Isn't this supposed to be the "turning point" ? New GM and new direction? Looks like the same old operation to me – find a lo $ minor league'r and sign him to two years.
May 22nd, 2010
3:30 pm
How's not to win a Stanley Cup when you have a team made of Joe Sakic, Peter Forsberg, Patrick Roy, Adam Foote, Rob Blake, Ray Bourque, etc. That team was just full packed. I know because I was an Avalanche fan before.
On the other hand, how did Joe Sacco made it to the playoff and actually got San Jose into trouble? From this perspective, Joe Sacco is a much better coach then Hartley ever have.
Look at the roster of all the the team that Hartley have when he made into playoff. I would say it's more about team talents then coaching.
By the way, Mike Keenan also won a Stanley Cup and have NHL experience. You want him here?
May 22nd, 2010
9:31 pm
Give me proven at NHL level every time.
Arniel was an assistant coach 2002-2006 with the Sabres.
That's NHL level. Might not be head coach level, but the other rumored candidates aren't head coaches either.
May 23rd, 2010
2:01 pm
Just tossing this out there, on an uneventful offseason for the Thrashers. Do you think there's a team we can make a deal with to move up? My first thoughts turn to the #4 NY Islanders. They have, in the past, shown stupidity on draft day. They once moved from # 5 to # 9, in a series of trades with Toronto and Phoenix to stockpile 2nd rounders.
Do you think we could offer the NY Islanders #8 and #54 (via NJ) for their # 5? Second question, could a similar deal be made with Columbus? Columbus drafts 4th overall. But if we offered our #24 (via NJ) with our #8, we might be able to move up. In Columbus' shoes, I wouldn't do it. Same goes for the NY Islanders.
If you were Boston, would even listen to pick # 2, for Atlanta's # 8, # 24, and # 55? I know, what if Tyler or Taylor is a "bust?" Then we gave up a lot. Maybe too much. I don't know. I just wanted hear opinions about it. It's fun to dream, right? The truth is, I'd be thrilled if we just stay at # 8, and take the best player on the board.


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WHEN IT COMES to vitamins and other nutritional supplements, you've got to know your ABCs -- to say nothing of your Ds, Es and Ks.Most of all, however, it's all about your SAD.SAD stands for the Standard American Diet, notes Marge Roman, who manages the Las Vegas health food store Stay Healthy.And when it comes to the SAD, she says, "it is definitely sad."In short, that's because "people don't eat enough fruits and vegetables," she says. "And they eat way too much processed food."
Hardly breaking news, but those in the health food industry aren't the only ones advocating vitamins and other nutritional supplements as a valuable addition to the standard American diet.Some doctors and dietitians also prescribe supplements for patients who need to improve their nutritional picture.For those otherwise healthy individuals who eat a healthy diet of adequate fruits and vegetables, vitamins and supplements should not be necessary, according to Dr. Patricia Meyer , a family practice physician who's an assistant professor at Henderson's Touro University Nevada. "Theoretically."In practice, however, "I don't care how hard you try, it's really difficult" to get optimum levels of vitamins and minerals through diet alone, Stay Healthy's Roman says. "The hardest thing for people is to change their eating habits."
Besides, "our food supply has lost a lot of its nutrients," says Dr. Jeffry Life, an age-management specialist whose book "The Life Plan" includes a chapter on how vitamins and supplements can help rebuild health. (You've probably seen the impressibly buff septuagenarian on billboards around town promoting his Las Vegas practice at Summerlin's Cenegenics Medical Institute.)A major factor in vitamin and mineral deficiencies: The U.S. food supply is "not nearly as nutritious as it used to be," Life contends. "Our soils are not as nutrient dense." And because people eat fast foods and highly processed foods so often, "our food today is not as nutritious as it was 25 to 50 years ago," he adds. "In a way, it's malnutrition. You can eat lots of calories and still not be getting the nutrients you need."
Little wonder, then, that Life believes a lot of people should be taking vitamins and supplements, "but they need to do it smartly."And "smartly" means in consultation with a medical professional."We recommend you discuss vitamins with your physician," Meyer says. "Always ask about vitamins and supplements."After all, "if a person's body has an adequate amount" of vitamins and nutrients, "supplements could be a problem," says Joanna Gorman , a registered dietitian and certified diabetic educator at University Medical Center's outpatient clinic.Especially when it comes to fat-soluble vitamins -- A, D, E and K -- that are stored in body fat. (As opposed to water-soluble vitamins, such as B and C, which are excreted in urine when they reach excessive levels.)
Too much vitamin A could cause liver toxicity, according to Meyer. A recent study in the Journal of the American Medical Association focused on potential prostate cancer risks among those with an excess of vitamin E, she adds. And "vitamin D can make calcium go to high."Yet Life has found that virtually every one of his patients proves "either deficient or has insufficient levels of vitamin D," adding that it's one of the supplements he recommends to all patients."A lot of doctors are now checking vitamin D levels," Gorman says.
In addition, "everyone needs a good multivitamin," Life says, adding that "everyone needs to be on antioxidants," along with such phytonutrients as vitamin E, vitamin C and selenium.Other beneficial supplements he recommends: coenzyme Q10, which he says is "super important" for muscle function, especially skeletal and cardiac muscle, along with milk thistle (which helps liver function) and vitamin C.(Although, once you already have a cold, increasing your vitamin C intake won't help you recover any faster.)In any case, patients definitely need to talk to their doctors if they have a chronic illness, he stresses.
Meyer echoes that view, maintaining that certain populations do need supplements. Elderly patients, for example, are often deficient in B and D vitamins, she explains, while pregnant women, or women of child-bearing age, should take a multivitamin -- especially one with folic acid.Those who have had bariatric surgery also should take a multivitamin, she adds.At Stay Healthy, Roman has a "top five" supplement regimen she recommends to customers: a good multivitamin, plus additional vitamin D, fish oil, good probiotic supplements (or, as she describes it, "healthy bacteria") and, for the vast majority of people, a digestive enzyme that helps break food down, alleviating symptoms associated with everything from indigestion to constipation.
But Roman also asks customers about their special health conditions and prescription drugs they take for those conditions because, she says, mixing pharmaceuticals and nutritional supplements can be risky.The general rule, Roman explains, is not to take a nutritional supplement if it does the same things as prescription medication. (For example, if you're taking Lipitor or another statin drug for high cholesterol, you shouldn't take such nonprescription alternatives as niacin or red yeast rice.)Patients should keep the conversation open with their physicians when it comes to vitamins and other supplements, she suggests. "With some old-school" doctors, "basically, the answer is no," when it comes to vitamins and supplements, Roman says. More and more doctors, however, are more open to it, Roman adds. "Some believe in it completely." But if you're planning to add vitamins and other nutritional supplements to your health regimen, you also need to do your homework.
"So many consumers do not even know the background" of the supplements they're taking, Gorman says. "In general, people are not really as savvy as they should be."Indeed, there's a ton of misinformation out there, Life says. And that includes many studies promoting supplements that "are based on anecdotal events and not based on good science."As a general rule, "any time you see a company promoting a particular supplement," he says, "you need to look at the science behind it."


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Rush University Medical Center in Chicago offers multiple myeloma patients the option to receive care through the Coleman Foundation Comprehensive Multiple Myeloma Clinic. This clinic addresses the multiple organ systems affected by multiple myeloma with a team of consulting specialists. Additionally, as part of the clinic, all diagnostic and treatment services are arranged by our dedicated nurse coordinator to ensure you receive your care in a timely and efficient manner.
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Taylor & Reece Black Mens Trousers (2 pack) - Regular Fit
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Featuring two pairs of sleek black trousers in the flat-front silhouette, these trousers are purposely minimal and include side slant pockets and a buttoned back pocket for practicality. Available in four leg lengths and ten waist sizes, there's a fit for every man.
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Skopes Chatsworth Classic Mens Dinner Jacket
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Skopes Harewood Classic Mens Dress Trousers
Skopes has enjoyed a rich heritage in the textile industry, having crafted quality formal garments for over sixty years. These classic dress trousers continue this fine tradition for superior formalwear.
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With their dual side and back pockets, pleat front, and classic cut, these trousers from Taylor & Reece blend together style and comfort at an incredible price.
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Skopes Black Stripe Ohio Mens Suit Trousers – Classic Fit
Sharpen up your formal style with the Ohio trousers by Skopes. In a suave black stripe colourway, they're a versatile choice for the office.
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Taylor & Reece Black Mens Suit Waistcoat – Tailored Fit
Adapting to a variety of social situations, the waistcoat is able to transcend both occasions and dress codes effortlessly. This piece from Taylor & Reece adds depth and keeps you looking super suave.
In classic black, this waistcoat is cut to come in at the body to give additional shape and breathing room around the neck and arms. The adjustable back preserves a sleek silhouette, whilst the five-button fastening and front-pocket detail are refined features of formal flair.
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Skopes Dermot Slim Fit Mens Trousers
Skopes has enjoyed a rich heritage in the fashion industry, having crafted quality formal garments for over sixty years. This smart trouser continues this fine tradition for superior formalwear.
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Taylor & Reece Black Mens Suit Trousers – Slim Fit
With a focus to smarten up your formal wardrobe, Taylor & Reece breathes a new lease of life into your professional lifestyle with a pair of sharp black trousers.
In slim fitting that runs all the way down the leg, these flat-front trousers offer a gracious cut streamlined to the body. Two side slant pockets and dual buttoned back pockets provide essential functionality, whilst waistband loops give you the option to accessorise your look with a belt or braces, depending on the occasion.
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Goodsouls Regular Fitting Mens Suit Jacket
The single-breasted design of this suit jacket keeps you looking neat and stylish, whilst the regular cut provides a confident and snappy look.
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Available in two colourways, wear this suit jacket with matching suit trousers and a crisp, long sleeved shirt. A silk tie will provide a bold and stylish finish.
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French Connection Mens Pinstripe Suit
Fusing classic British tailoring with timeless continental style, French Connection delivers sophisticated formalwear to suave gentlemen.
A pinstripe suit is the definition of masculine elegance, demonstrated exquisitely here with this French Connection suit. The single-breasted jacket features a two-button fastening, a notched lapel and twin flapover pockets for a traditional aesthetic.
Dual back vents provide a tapered fit, whilst the four-button cuffs, breast pocket and inside pocket deliver a superb finish to the jacket. The flat-front trousers include classic details such as a zip-up fly, button fastening and belt loops, whilst the tapered hem presents a sharp silhouette.
Worn with a crisp, white shirt and tie, this dignified suit offers a city-slicking look that works perfectly with shiny brown brogues and an open overcoat.
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October 18-19, 2014
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The 233rd Anniversary of America's Decisive Revolutionary War Victory
The 233rd anniversary of America's decisive Revolutionary War victory at Yorktown will be marked with a variety of engaging hands-on military interpretive programs and tours on Saturday and Sunday, October 18 and 19, at the Yorktown Victory Center and Yorktown Battlefield. A patriotic parade and commemorative ceremony will be held on Sunday, October 19 – Yorktown Day – in historic Yorktown and at Yorktown Battlefield.
Yorktown Day marks the anniversary of the American-French victory in 1781. In 1781, following a nine-day bombardment, British forces in Yorktown under General Charles Cornwallis requested a cease-fire and then surrendered more than 8,000 soldiers and sailors to the combined American and French armies commanded by General George Washington. This was the last major military action of the American Revolution, effectively securing independence for the American colonies following a six-and-a-half-year military struggle.
October 18-19
The Yorktown Victory Center, a state-operated museum of the American Revolution, will feature musket and artillery demonstrations, and hands-on interpretive programs at re-creations of a Continental Army encampment and 1780s farm during its annual "Yorktown Victory Celebration."
Visitors to the Continental Army encampment will be invited to experience Revolutionary War military life firsthand by enrolling in "A School for the Soldier," offering opportunities to drill with wooden muskets and learn about soldiers' provisions and sleeping quarters. The program also explores methods of troop communication, espionage during the war and the importance of earthworks during a siege. Visitors can learn the steps leading up to firing an artillery piece during daily demonstrations.
"The Price of Liberty" at the re-created 1780s farm will examine the sacrifices of Americans who declared independence from Great Britain – from signers of the Declaration of Independence to farmers, women and slaves. Farm visitors can observe methods of open-hearth cooking, see textile and spinning demonstrations, and learn about the transition from farmer to soldier as they train as members of the citizen militia.
Gallery exhibits chronicle the American Revolution from the Declaration of Independence to the development of the Constitution and Bill of Rights and how people from many different cultures shaped a new society.
Admission is $9.75 for adults and $5.50 for ages 6 through 12. Children under six are admitted free. Save 20 percent with a combination ticket to Jamestown Settlement, a museum of 17th-century Virginia. Residents of York County, James City County and the City of Williamsburg, including the College of William and Mary, receive complimentary admission with proof of residency.
The Yorktown Victory Center, open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, located on Route 1020 (GPS address: 200 Water Street), five miles from Interstate 64, Exit 247. For more information, call (888) 593-4682 toll-free or (757) 253-4838, or visit www.historyisfun.org.
October 18-19
The National Park Service at Yorktown Battlefield, site of the climactic 1781 siege, will offer a variety of tours and talks on Saturday and Sunday, October 18 and 19, highlighting the 1781 siege of Yorktown. These programs begin at the Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center, located at 1000 Colonial Parkway at the eastern end of the Colonial Parkway, 12 miles from Williamsburg. Admission on Saturday, October 18, is $7.00 per adult and under age 16 admitted free. On October 19, admission to Yorktown Battlefield will be free as part of the Yorktown Day celebration. Interagency Passes, including lifetime senior and access passes, are honored. For more information, call (757) 898-2410 or visit www.nps.gov/colo.
YORKTOWN DAY – October 19
The modern day observance traces its roots to 1922, when the Daughters of the American Revolution began an annual wreath-laying ceremony, which set the tradition upon which the current Yorktown Day is based. Today, the Yorktown Day Association, comprised of 13 civic, patriotic and government organizations, coordinates the traditional commemorative events.
In addition to morning wreath-laying ceremonies, the official Yorktown Day parade will follow Yorktown's Main Street and pass in front of the Yorktown Victory Monument, erected in 1881 to commemorate the military victory a century before.
Patriotic exercises will commence at the Yorktown Victory Monument with a colorful backdrop of flags including the American and French national colors, the flags of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, five United States territories, and the flags of the 13 Yorktown Day Association members. At the conclusion of the Patriotic Exercises, a wreath will be placed on the Yorktown Victory Monument in memory of those who fought and died during the siege of Yorktown in 1781. Afterward, the annual Yorktown Women's Club Brunswick stew lunch will be held at Grace Episcopal Church.
Yorktown visitors can take the free Yorktown Trolley to attractions throughout Yorktown, including Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center and the Yorktown Victory Center, between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. In addition to weekend events, visitors can enjoy schooners Alliance and Serenity at the Riverwalk Landing piers. For more information on historic Yorktown, call (757) 898-3500 or visit www.visityorktown.org.


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- Address:
4602 Millridge Parkway
Midlothian, VA 23112Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
The Boathouse at Sunday Park
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.boathouserichmond.com/
- Phone: 8047442545x
- Hours of Operation:
Open Nightly at 5:00 pm, Friday Service Begin at 3:00 pm, Sunday Brunch from 10 am - 3 pm, Dinner Service available all day
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Robert Nelson
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The Boathouse at Sunday Park offers a choice of either lunch or dinner private party menus. Private rooms and private party menus are available for groups of 16 to 150 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Joanne Bogese 8047442545x
- Entertainment: Enjoy Ban Caribe every Friday Night in the summer and Folk Musician George Turman every Sunday Brunch.
- Special Events: Wednesday is Wine Night - A rotating list of five or six bottles, available for half price, selected from our Wine Spectator award winning wine list.
End of Work Week Celebration - Every Friday... 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
A word from The Boathouse at Sunday Park
The view and setting of Sunday Park, graced by a 1,700 acre lake, are the breath of fresh air that will make your festivities truly memorable. Join us at The Boathouse and enjoy great food, great service, beautiful surroundings and our Wine Spectator award winning wine list. The panoramic sunset views put you in a resort vacation state of mind. The Boathouse Restaurant provides unlimited ways for our guests to enjoy the day or evening; business meetings, rehearsal dinners, dinner and drinks on our lakefront deck or inside dining surrounded in our beautiful nautical atmosphere with our open-fire Wood Stone pizza oven. Our menu features an extensive raw bar, open-flamed prime steaks, fresh seafood and if that is not enough we have Neapolitan Wood Stone fired pizzas...Continued
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249 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (213)great for outdoor dining (203)special occasion (130)neighborhood gem (103)romantic (98)good for groups (83)great for brunch (68)vibrant bar scene (49)fit for foodies (40)great for lunch (39)notable wine list (33)kid-friendly (31)hot spot (27)late-night find (18)Show More
- Sunday EveningPowhatan2Dined on 9/28/2014On a beautiful Sunday evening, the restaurant was almost empty - we were the only inside customers and there were perhaps a dozen guests at outside tables. The service was fair - waited quite a while for the 1st server to approach and take an order. Food was O.K. - nothing spectacular. 'Smashed' potatoes weren't very warm. Steak was fine; stuffed shrimp were a little tough - obviously not freshly prepared. Second visit to this restaurant; not somewhere we'd return.Special Features:
- highly impressedlldancer8705Dined on 9/26/2014This was the first time my husband and I have attended this restaurant. Several of my friends have recommended it to me and I must say I was highly satisfied. The waiter was very helpful is offering suggestions for drinks and entrees. Our service was timely and appropriate. The food was delicious and cooked to perfection. We will definitely visit The Boathouse again!Special Features:
- Beautiful and LivelyDSRossDined on 9/26/2014Great neighborhood hangout, located on the water with a terrific sunset view. Food was well prepared and presented. Music was loud, but very good.Special Features:
- Birthdaygirl70Dined on 9/26/2014Great experience for a birthday celebration. Wine was excellent, seafood special of the day was prepared perfectly. Service was topnotch. Beautiful setting. Would return there again with no hesitation.Special Features:
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014This was our first time and we loved it! The food and service were OUTSTANDING!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great view upstairs window seatJBPWDined on 9/25/2014Good food but I have had better. Service was good but waitress had to go up and downstairs to bring food and drink so not always available. Restrooms also downstairs but the lake view made the difference. Too bad it was a dreary day.Special Features:
- I had higher expectations!!IronDined on 9/24/2014We had a good time, it could of been so much better!!Special Features:
- FoodLeeannDined on 9/20/2014The food tasted good however my food was cold. My husband had something than myself and his was fine.Special Features:
- BirthdayLJMidlothianDined on 9/20/2014We met my brother and his wife here to celebrate her birthday. Food and service were very good. The restaurant was very busy and noisy, but we always love the view and will be back soon.Special Features:
- Beautiful nightabutterfly2Dined on 9/20/2014The weather was perfect for an outdoor meal. The view couldn't have been better. Although the menu options have changed and the amazing chicken nachos are no longer on the list, there were many options. Even if we order the same foods at various visits, they seem to vary in flavor and quality. On this visit, the food was pretty good. Our server was nice and knew just enough about the menu to quickly greet us and escape. She was not like many servers there. Most are extremely friendly and go above and beyond to provide excellent service. Especially on a beautiful night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food not up to parTravlerDined on 9/17/2014Crab cakes not as fresh tasting as in past; seasonal vegetables mediocre; seafood combination provided undercooked scallops and over cooked shrimp (3 of each), and crab cake. Chappel creek oysters very good but pricey. Good view of reservoir when weather is nice. stick with simple meals, alas seafood is not star here.Special Features:
- Meaningful momentsFood4RichmondDined on 9/14/2014The go to place for those who want to have a meaningful moment with who they are with. Nice without being pretentious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemJoGiDined on 9/14/2014Great food, prompt, cordial service, awesome scenery and the best part: nicely priced. We went for brunch with friends and we had a great time. The waitress was nice and accommodating. The view is breath taking and the food is delicious and fairly price. Overall, It was great!Special Features:
- Nice eveningKathyDined on 9/13/2014The food was very good as was the service. We were able to sit on the deck overlooking the reservoir which was very nice.Special Features:
- Great service! Good food!BoatHouseReviewDined on 9/12/2014This was my 2nd visit to the restaurant I truly enjoyed both visits. I will be back again soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bugs!FlyinmysoupDined on 9/12/2014We were seated outside, under a light. Bugs were everywhere. I kept having to shew them away, pretty off putting. I wouldn't have been so upset if there hadn't been 3 or 4 open tables away from the light.Special Features:
- Great view, service, and food.BaldurDined on 9/12/2014We had a very nice meal. The outdoor seating was beautiful, the food was very good, and the place was kid-friendly. The food was very good. For the price and what they were aiming for ($200 for 3 adults), I have to say it should have been a little better. But I'm talking about it being an 8.5 out of 10, still very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- They never disapoint merpliiDined on 9/7/2014WE have been going to Sunday Park for about 4 years now . Each time we have left pleased with the service, ambiance and quality of the food. I had the Norwegian Salmon, it was fresh, prepared very well and tasted great. My wife had the Southern Fried Seafood platter. She said the shrimp were tasty, the fish and crab were well prepared. Great place to have a meal and enjoy sitting on the deck overlooking the water. We have never been disappointed at this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday BrunchbrunchwkidsDined on 9/7/2014We had brunch there for my sons birthday. It is a very nice place. The only complaint we have is that there should have been bread or a biscuit with the steak and egg selection with a few more home fries. Everything else was perfect; Even though we sat inside we were near the open doors and the music was a plus. Very relaxed atmosphere. Will be back the next time we are in Richmond.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Looking for seafood in RichmondMicnic1Dined on 9/5/2014Great food and service! We were visiting Richmond and looking for good seafood and we found it. It was easy reserving a table online with Open Table. The view of the lake was wonderful. There were 5 of us and we all enjoyed what we ordered. We also had a helpful and great waitress named Elaine. If ever in the area again, we would return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderfulgmman3Dined on 9/5/2014Food is great! View is awesome! Band was very relaxing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The viewOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014Beautiful view. Great service. We didn't wait for anything. Waitress paid attention to us and was helpful with food choices. Food came out and we were all satisfied!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EnjoyedOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/31/2014Enjoyed our dinner on Sunday evening. Patio dining was wonderful as was the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a Change?OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/31/2014Food quality has gone down.. Have not been at this location for a awhile, always consistent, WHAT HAPPENED? Paid $12 For shrimp and grits and got 3 small shrimp???? Times are tight, but your not giving people value or quality food for there $$$. Won't b back unless someone else pays...Special Features:
- Lovely and very accessibleTiamijaDined on 8/31/2014The setting on the water is beautiful. I enjoyed brunch with two friends who use power wheelchairs. It was very easy to get to the patio in an area with a great view. The service was excellent, and the food was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Joe BeasleyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014Table of 4, food was good but NY Strip asked med, got well done (no Pink). Everything else was good. Food prep seemed a little slow but the ambiance and the view takes care of that to a point.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dissapointedOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/30/2014My husband and I both ordered the crab cakes. They were advertised as having zero fillers so we thought they would have some lump crab meat in them but they were more liked canned crab meat. We asked the waitress if they were broiled or fried and she didn't know. I don't understand how they could be advertised as guest favorites. For the price we paid we thought they would be much different. The potatoes and veggies were barely warm. But the setting was very nice being by the lake. We might go back sometime but would order another dish.Special Features:
- Good food / poor serviceArmyAv8RDined on 8/29/2014Second time going to The BoatHouse at Sunday park, second time in a row service was terrible. However the food and beer list was pretty good both times; so if you have about two plus hours to dine I would suggest it.Special Features:
- Horrible staff attitudefrequentdineroutDined on 8/29/2014We were seated outdoors in the sun. When we requested to be moved to one of the six empty tables that were in the shade, we were told by the hostess in an scolding tone to wait while they took care of some other people that had just arrived. We were then told that "the sun moves and our table would eventually be in the shade". When I pointed out that there were six unoccupied tables in the shade, I was told that they were completely booked with reservations, even though we had also made reservations. They would not make a simple table change and their attitude was insulting! When we left after my wife's birthday dinner, there were STILL three vacant tables in the shade!! We will not return and we will tell our friends about our visit.
- JerryTDined on 8/28/2014The food and service was outstanding. I would recommend this restaurant to my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OwensgrandmaDined on 8/28/2014There were 4 of us and we all got something different to eat and everyone was very happy with the taste of the food. One person had fish tacos, one ribs, one the shrimp and grits and the last person had the scallops and shrimp pasta. We were all glad that we got each entree and would get them all again. I got french fries with my tacos and I don't eat them, but gave them to my husband. The only complaint that we had was the appetizer- fried green tomatoes were sliced too thin and all you could taste was the breading. We did leave that on the comment card so hopefully they will change the size of the tomatoes. They came with a delicious sauce. I want to go back and also want to try the Rockett's Landing location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/27/2014It was my husband's birthday, you made it great. The view was outstanding as well as the service.Special Features:
- OverpricedJeffDined on 8/24/2014The restaurant atmosphere was great in a beautiful setting by a lake. But the menu was very high priced and food was mediocre. Service lacked some as I never got my salad I ordered. Wouldn't recommend it. Boat House at Rockets Landing is much better!Special Features:
- DisappointedKMD1Dined on 8/21/2014Although the menu is limited, the items looked appetizing. I got the stuffed shrimp and they were pretty tasteless. The calamari was decent, I thought I remembered a pan-asian type of dip for those, but instead, a remoulade came with them - it was okay. The crab-puppies - again, disappointing. They really should call them hush puppies, not even a hint of crab flavor, and again, the same remoulade dip. It seems to have gone downhill a bit.Special Features:
- DisappointedOccasionalDinerDined on 8/19/2014We have visited the boathouse on a few occasions. In every case we found the food very mediocre. In this case the service wasn't the best as well it was clear we had a server that was very new. I manager never came by to ask us about our experience.Special Features:
- DisappointingGuinessDined on 8/18/2014We visited the Brandermill location at the request of my 12 year old to celebrate her birthday. We have dined at both the Rocketts Landing and Brandermill location on numerous occasions but have Always enjoyed the waterfront views when dining with the kids. We have always enjoyed our prior visits (food, service and atmosphere have always had us anxious to return) I'm not sure what happened on most recent visit, but my daughter asked a poignant question : "Daddy, if this was your first visit, would you ever come back?) I hope this was just an off nite, but the server was slow and lacked basic knowledge. The food, which has always been good, was quite frankly BAD. We actually sent my wife's back and should have sent mine back too! Next Time?Special Features:
- A Sunday Night Dinner On The LakeIrisheyes826VIPDined on 8/17/2014We visited with my son and his wife to celebrate their anniversary. In the past the meals have been very very good, but on this visit we were not overly impressed with the quality of our meals. My son ordered the lobster, which he was was good. My daughter in law had the chicken and she said it was not anyting like the last time she had it. Very bland. My pasta dish was just ok - pasta sauce tasted old and noodles were all stuck together like it had been cooked and left standing awhile. My husband had the mussels and the portion for the price was very small. All in all this visit was not one of the best - but we think it may have been the fact it was a Sunday night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SuperSilverfreakDined on 8/17/2014Took a large group, out of town friends, and everyone enjoyed the evening. Thank goodness the weather cooperated. Wouldn't have wanted to be outside in typical Richmond weather. Sunset could have been better but don't guess the Boathouse could control that. Ask for my salmon to be cooked medium and it was. Someone came out from the kitchen to ask if it was ok. That was a nice touch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful view, but omelet was dry.SharonADined on 8/17/2014Fantastic view of Swift Creek. Beautiful deck set in the woods and surrounded by flowers. However, the food is just so-so at best. I went for brunch and ordered the Chesapeake omelet which was VERY dry and not very flavorful. Other menu options may be better, but I would avoid ordering an omelet.Special Features:
- after proposal dinnerWilliamSDined on 8/16/2014I took my fiance to The Boathouse at Sunday Park a few hours after I proposed. I must say the ambiance is great- romantic low light, they honored my special request to be seated outdoors as well. Friendly staff and server. The food was great! I recommend the crab cake sandwich. We will be returning, very unique place and great atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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There are of course plenty of options when it comes to finding and wearing the jewelry you love, but is there really a difference between your run-of-the-mill jewelry and its trendy jewelry counterpart? Yes, there is a difference and you may not be aware of it.
Trendy jewelry is meant to meet the fashions of now and the upcoming year. Depending on how the fashion season turns, you may be able to wear your trendy jewelry in style for quite some time. But when a fad has passed and the colors and shapes of your trendy necklaces and earrings aren't all the rage, do not fear.
There is a fashion phenomenon that you may have noticed, and we like to call it "vintage" or "retro," but really it's remembering how much we liked our old fashion favorites. Some wear '80s era jewelry ironically, but the fact is that those bright colors, daring designs and cutting edge looks that have been strutting down the runway in the last year or two all scream 1980s. Fashions come back and suddenly your out of date jewelry box is a treasure trove of retro looks — whether you decide to un-retire your favorite pieces later down the line or sell them as an authentically retro piece when the style becomes the rage once more.
You do have to keep care of your trendy jewelry if you want a chance of it living to good ol' retro age. Generally, you can store your jewelry in a cool, dry, dark place and it will be fine, but feather jewelry, pearls and gold and silver jewelry do require a little care. If you aren't wearing them on a regular basis, just make sure they won't be damaged in the time between wearings. We have instructions on how to clean many types of jewelry in our blog archives (and linked above).


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Enjoy our round-up of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed including the iOS bug which will fix itself, the approximate price of the Sony Xperia Z and another look at the forthcoming BlackBerry Z10 phone.
1. Sony Xperia Z Priced in Thailand
If you're looking forward to the official release of the Sony Xperia Z, the company's possible first 5-inch, 1080p resolution smartphone, then you'll be keen to know how much you're going to have to set aside to buy one. According to an advert found in Thailand, the Xperia Z will cost the equivalent of £400 and is expected to launch later this year.
2. New BlackBerry Z10 Images Leaked
The launch of BlackBerry 10 is less than a month away and another leak has seen the touchscreen phone sized up against the iPhone 4S. The picture shows not one by two Z10 phones alongside Apple's previous iPhone, and it's considerably larger, plus the source of the photo says the build quality is good, the OS is quick to start up and the new app store works in a similar way to Google Play.
3. iOS Do Not Disturb Bug to Fix Itself
Apple has decided not to fix the Do Not Disturb bug which has plagued iOS 6 users since New Year, and has issued a statement saying the problem will fix itself after 7 January. The feature has failed to turn itself off at the set time, meaning many will have missed calls and messages until they realised, and Apple suggests users control, it manually until next week. No explanation as to why it has broken was provided.
4. Huawei Ascend P1 Reaches America
Remember the Ascend P1? It was announced at CES 2012 and now, on the eve of CES 2013, Huawei has started to sell the device through Amazon in the U.S. It's priced at $450 SIM-free, or about £275, and still has the same 4.3-inch screen, 1.5GHz dual-core processor and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system. Better late than never, eh Huawei?
5. Vodafone Introduces Nearly New Scheme
To encourage people who have a limited budget to make the switch to a smartphone, Vodafone has launched Nearly New, a scheme which offers pre-owned phones at a lower price. Currently, the Apple iPhone 4 and the Samsung Galaxy S III have been confirmed, and they'll be available as both pay as you go and on a contract. The prices are less, but not dramatically so, and Vodafone says the plans will be available next week in its retail stores and online.
6. T-Mobile USA Launches new BlackBerry Curve
Despite all the attention on BlackBerry 10, RIM still has to find a way to shift all those old BlackBerry Curve phones it has lying around. It has managed to convince T-Mobile USA to take the old Curve 9310 and rebrand it as the 9315, and then sell it for $50 with a two-year contract. The phone is just like every other Curve – QWERTY keyboard, 2.4-inch screen, basic camera – and will be on sale at the end of January. Which is also when BlackBerry 10 will be launched.
7. First Steve Jobs Biopic Due Soon
The first of this year's films about Steve Jobs will make its cinematic debut in April, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. The film is entitled jOBS and stars Ashton Kutcher as the titular character, and charts key moments from the Apple co-founder's life. It's not clear whether it will get an international release at this time.
8. Apple Earnings Call Set for 23 January
Interested to know how many iPhone 5 devices Apple has sold? We'll find out on 23 January, when the company will hold its first earnings call of 2013, plus more news on how the new iPad Mini has performed over the crucial Christmas period. Many analysts are predicting this will be the strongest financial quarter Apple has ever reported.
9. Ofcom to Examine Mobile Phone Contracts
UK communications regulator Ofcom is considering a change to its rules regarding mobile phone contracts, after receiving more than 1,600 complaints between September 2011 and May 2012. The examination will look at changing whether customers can leave their contracts if a network decides to increase prices during the term.
10. Samsung ATIV Odyssey Leaked Again
A new budget Windows Phone 8 device is set to hit the U.S. network Verizon soon – the Samsung ATIV Odyssey. The phone has a 4-inch screen, a 5 megapixel camera and a 1.5GHz processor, and is likely to be available at no cost on a two-year contract. Releasing a free phone is an important step for Windows Phone 8′s continued adoption in the U.S.