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Prior to joining Children's Rights, Mr. Lustbader practiced law at Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz, LLP, in New York City, concentrating in national plaintiffs' class action litigation in consumer fraud, securities fraud, and antitrust cases. Before that, he handled matters on the defense side involving products liability and malpractice at the firms of Parker Chapin Flattau & Klimpl LLP, and at Bower & Gardner, both in New York City. From 1998 to 2006, Mr. Lustbader served as a board member of Neighborhood of Youth & Family Services, a large nonprofit family preservation agency in the South Bronx. He is a past chair of the Committee on Public Service and Education at the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, and is currently a Member of the leadership of the Children's Rights Litigation Committee of the Section on Litigation of the American Bar Association, the National Lawyers Guild, and the National Association of Counsel for Children.
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Bill Kapell joined Children's Rights as a Senior Attorney in April 2008. Mr. Kapell was formerly a litigation partner at Winston & Strawn, where he handled class action cases in the securities and consumer fraud areas.
He has 20 years of experience as a civil litigator. Mr. Kapell has been awarded the New York Legal Aid Society Pro Bono Award and the New York State Bar Association Empire State Counsel Award for his work on various pro bono matters. He received his B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania, cum laude, and his law degree from Fordham Law School.
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Marjorie A. McAndrews joined Children's Rights as Director of Finance in August 2012 after consulting for the organization for a year.
Previously, she served as the Director of Finance at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, a multi-service nonprofit that advises on and manages nearly $200 million in annual giving in more than 50 countries. She was also Chief Financial Officer and Director of Administration of the Fund for the City of New York, where she oversaw and directed administrative and financial management of a multi-service nonprofit with a budget of $30 million and 250 employees at multiple sites.
Marjorie's areas of expertise include financial management and budgeting; strategic and process planning and implementation; human resources; and operations. During her corporate career at Verizon she was selected to the Chairman's elite Finance Process Review team, which worked to restructure the organization. She conducted internal analysis, industry benchmarking and "Best Practice" interviews with major corporations throughout the United States. As a result of her work, resources were re-directed that reduced costs and attained best-in-class status and saved $35 million in annual expenses.
Marjorie participates in local philanthropic associations and networks. She is a director of New Destiny Housing, a NYC nonprofit that provides housing and services to one of the City's most vulnerable homeless populations – victims of domestic violence and their children. Marjorie earned her Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from Molloy College. She has also completed executive level leadership training from Columbia University and University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School.
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Ms. Weissman has been working in the nonprofit arena as an administrator for more than 15 years. She started her nonprofit career at the Legal Aid Society, Civil Division. She came to Children's Rights from the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, a legal advocacy organization, where she worked with the executive director to establish and guide the organization in its initial years. She graduated from Brooklyn College, City University of New York, with a degree in sociology.

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By Sandor Nagyszalanczy
It may not be the most versatile machine in the shop, or be capable of doing fancy cutting or shaping jobs. But without a jointer to put flat faces and straight edges on the lumber we build with, most of our other machines wouldn't be worth their weight in sawdust. We need true edges and faces on our stock that will ride solidly, smoothly and safely on our machines' tables and against their fences.
Since a jointer performs a fairly simple task, it isn't that difficult to keep this machine in top form. There are only a few regular maintenance tasks that you need to stay on top of. These include: Checking and adjusting the parallelism of the tables, changing the knives when they become dull or damaged, setting the height of the outfeed table level with the knives, setting the fence angle stop(s), setting the spring tension of the cutterhead guard, and checking the motor drive belt and pulleys.
For safety's sake, ALL of the tune-up procedures described in this article (aside from taking test cuts) MUST be done with the jointer unplugged from electrical power. To make adjustments easier and less messy, clear any chips left in the jointer's dust chute. Use a shop vacuum to suck up chips stuck up around the machine's cutterhead, as well as from its tables and base. You'll also want to use a small clamp to prop open the jointer's guard and keep it out of the way for most of the steps described in this article.
Checking Parallelism of Tables
To do its job correctly, a jointer's infeed and outfeed tables MUST be parallel to one another. If your jointed boards are coming out with either a convex (humped) or concave (hollowed) edge instead of straight, it's possible that your tables aren't truly parallel. To check this, use a straightedge with a dependably straight, preferably ground edge that will make firm contact with the table's machined surfaces. Better still, I recommend using a long, high quality carpenter's level, say four or five feet long. Unlike a straightedge, the edge of a level will sit flat and not fall over.
After repositioning the fence so it's clear of the tables, set your straightedge or level across both jointer tables. Raise the height of the infeed table up to the level of the outfeed table. Now tap on the ends of the level to see if it rocks back and forth, an indication that the tables have drooped, and they are lower at the ends than in the middle. If the level doesn't rock, check to see if there's a gap under the level near the cutterhead ends of both tables. Check the gap using the thinnest leaf in a feeler gauge set (typically .0015 in. thick). If you don't have feeler gauges, a piece of regular paper will work. If the feeler gauge reveals a gap, it's an indication that the tables are lower in the middle than the ends.
In either case, you can usually return the tables to parallel by adjusting the screws that press on the gibs in the jointer's dovetailed ways. The ways are the joints that connect each table to the base and allow it to slide up and down. If one or both tables have drooped, tighten the gib screws nearest to the outer ends of the table. If the tables sag in the middle, concentrate on the screws near the cutterhead end of each table (for more information on gib adjustments, consult your machine's manual).
Changing and Setting the Knives
No amount of jointer tune-up is going to give you good cutting results if the machine's knives are dull. Generally, dull knives tend to produce more tearout when jointing figured woods. Really dull knives can even burnish the wood to the point where it won't readily absorb water-based glues, which can lead to gluing failures.
The first step in changing knives is to remove them from the cutterhead ... very carefully. Start by hand-turning the motor's drive pulley until one of the knives is centered between the jointer's tables. Loosen the bolts or screws on the gib that secures the knife in the cutterhead. Once all bolts all loose, carefully lift the knife and gib up and out of its slot. I prefer to wear gloves and use a magnet for this job, as even a dull knife can render a nasty gash! Now clean out the cutterhead slot by brushing off any caked-on dust with a stiff-bristled brush, then blowing the slot clean with compressed air. Also carefully clean any dust and grime from the gibs and the knives themselves with a rag (definitely wear gloves for this task!). To loosen tough grime, you may need to use a little cleaning solvent, such as naphtha. A penetrating lubricant, such as WD-40, can also serve as a solvent for grime.
Ideally, you'll have a second set of sharp jointer knives on hand to install immediately. This saves the waiting period that it takes for the dull knives to come back from being sharpened (some jointers, including models with helical heads, use reversible, disposable knives; consult the machine's manual for information).
If one of your jointer's knives has been nicked due to accidentally encountering a nail or screw in a board, you can temporarily save the trouble of changing out the knives by sliding the affected knife (or knives) slightly sideways in the cutterhead, thus offsetting the nicks.
When you're ready to install new or newly sharpened knives, don a pair of work gloves and carefully lower a knife and gib pair into a cutterhead slot - use the magnet again if you wish. Make sure that the cupped edge of the gib faces up and that the beveled side of the knife faces towards the outfeed table. Tighten each gib bolt just enough to put very light pressure on the knife. Now slide the knife sideways so that it extends past the outboard edge of the cutterhead by 1/32-in. It's important to set all the knives that way, in order to get a clean, straight cut when using the jointer's rabbeting ledge.
The next job is to raise or lower the knife so that its cutting edge is both level with and parallel to (widthwise) the outfeed table. Fortunately, the majority of jointers have leveling screws in their cutterheads designed to help accomplish this task (for those with leveling cams, consult the machine's manual). Most require an Allen wrench to turn the screw at each end of the cutterhead to raise or lower each end of the knife. The idea is to turn the screw a very small amount at a time, say an eighth of a turn, then check to see whether or not the knife is level with the outfeed table. Some woodworkers like to use a dial indicator or a special jig to check knife height. A lower-tech approach is to use a small straight edged wood stick I call a drag block. Set the block over the outfeed table and cutterhead, then rotate the cutterhead a little. The goal is to raise each end of the knife so that it makes light contact and just "ticks" against the block as the cutterhead turns. First check one end of the knife, then the other. Readjust the leveling screw until the block makes the same amount of contact with the block at both ends of the knife. If the knife is set too low, turn the screw some more; if it's too high, back off on the screw a little, then gently tap the knife back down with the end of a wood scrap. Once the knife is level and parallel with the outfeed table, tighten the gib bolts fully, starting with the bolts in the middle, then the ones at the edges.
Unfortunately, there's a bit of a rub: Tightening these bolts tends to make the knife raise up just a little, so you'll need to check its height settings again. If the knife has, indeed, raised up a bit, it'll pull the drag block forward as the cutterhead is hand turned. That's actually OK, as long as it drags the block forward by the same amount when you check at each end of the knife. You can accurately gauge the amount of drag by putting a few marks on the lower edge of the block, say 1/32-in. apart. As long as the block moves the same amount at each end of the knife, its height is fine. When you repeat the installation and leveling process on the jointer's other knives, be sure they're all set with the same height and drag the first knife. Finally, check the tightness of all the gib bolts/screws again, just in case you missed completely tightening any (we don't want any flying bolts or knives, now do we?).
Leveling Outfeed Table to Knives
Once the knives are leveled and secured, it's time to set the jointer's outfeed table exactly level with the top of the knives' cutting arc. First, set a short wood block with a straight, flat edge on the outfeed table with one end overhanging the cutterhead. After loosening the lock knob or screw that secures the outfeed table's setting, turn the hand wheel and lower the table a little while slowly rotating the cutterhead by turning on the jointer's motor pulley or by pulling on the drive belt. Lower the outfeed table until the knives just make very light contact as the cutterhead is rotated. If the knives drag the block forward, raise the table. A very slight "ticking" sound as the knives hit the block will tell you the setting is just right. Tighten the outfeed table's locking knob and recheck the setting once again.
Now run a test board over the jointer and check its edge to make sure there are no signs of sniping - an area near the end of the board that's cut a little deeper than the rest of the edge. Snipe at the board's front end indicates that the outfeed table is higher than the knives. In worst cases, the table's height will actually stop the work from being pushed past the cutterhead. Snipe at the back end of the workpiece means that the table is set lower than the knives. Reset the outfeed table and recheck it as necessary.
Setting Jointer Fence Stops
Now that the cutterhead and tables are in tiptop shape, it's time to give some attention to the jointer's fence. Since we usually depend on this machine to produce edges that are not only straight but square, it's important for the fence to be properly set. Start by using your largest and most accurate try square to check the fence for squareness to the jointer's tables. If the setting is off, reset the fence to 90 degrees.Back off the fence stop (or swivel it out of the way) if it interferes with resetting. With the fence locked down, adjust the stop bolt and secure its locknut. To confirm your stop adjustment, reset the fence to 90 degrees using only the stop to set it, then lock the fence in place. Now joint the edge of a wide board and check it for square using a reliable try square. Reset the stop and recheck the setting as necessary. If your jointer has a 45 degree stop, repeat this procedure, using a miter or combo square to check the setting.
Adjusting Cutterhead Guard
Next, check the cutterhead guard and make sure it's operating properly. Its spring should have enough tension to quickly snap the guard back against the fence and fully cover the cutterhead after it's been pivoted open during use. If the action is sluggish, increase the guard's spring tension following the directions provided in your jointer's manual.
A Few More Details...
In order for you to accurately set your jointer's depth of cut, the cursor/pointer on the infeed table needs to be set so that it reads "0" when the two tables are level with each other. Typically, the pointer is held in place with a small screw that simply needs to be loosened before resetting the pointers position. To confirm the adjustment, set the jointer for say a 1/16-in. deep cut, then measure the exact width of a board before and after taking a pass.
It also pays to take a moment and check your jointer's drive belt and pulleys. Replace any belts or pulleys that are excessively worn - excessive vibration or reduced cutting power may be a symptom of this. Also, check the belt's tension: You should just be able to deflect the belt a little when you pinch it together in the middle. If it's too loose, tighten it as necessary.
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Are technology stocks headed for another bullish breakout?
On Thursday, July 11, the S&P 500 climbed above its all-time closing record of 1,669.16 reached back on May 21. Investor confidence was renewed in the market following a speech by Fed chairman Ben Bernanke on Wednesday evening, in which he asserted that monetary stimulus will continue until the unemployment rate falls to 6.5%.
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Wednesday, July 17 after market close; EPS $0.92 / Revenue $1.39B
SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK) designs, develops, and manufactures data storage technologies in a variety of form factors. The company's principal competitor is Intel Corporation, which also reports earnings on July 17. SanDisk has a market capitalization of $15 billion, while Intel is much larger at $118 billion.
Shares of SanDisk have outperformed the broader market with a 40% year-to-date return and a 78.6% return in the last 52 weeks. The company has benefitted from superior technology to its competitors in flash memory, which has allowed SanDisk's gross margin to expand in recent quarters.
For Wednesday's earnings report, investors will be looking for continued strength in NAND flash memory pricing. Industry research firm DigiTimes is reporting that supply of flash memory remains limited, due to continued strength in smartphones and tablets. I believe this will bode well for SanDisk's June quarter on Wednesday, as well as the September quarter on a future date.
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Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO) is a media company which delivers digital content across its range of Internet properties, notably Yahoo.com. Chief executive Marissa Mayer is approaching her 1st year anniversary at the Yahoo! helm, coincidentally on July 16, the date of the Q2 earnings call.
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IBM is likely to be a winner in cloud computing and big data in the long-term. Nevertheless, the patient investor seeking to buy IBM might find a more attractive price point after the company release its Q2 earnings report on Friday.
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 PC Patch Brings Balance and Tuning ChangesDICE has released a new patch for the PC version of Battlefield: Bad Company 2, which is now available. There are a few ways to grab the patch and it will depend on which version of the game you run.
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Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Indianapolis
- Address:
117 E. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204Neighborhood:
Downtown Indy
- Cuisine:
Brazilian SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Indianapolis
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.fogodechao.com/
- Phone: 3176384000
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Brazilian Steakhouse, Steakhouse, South American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Full Bar, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Indianapolis
Fogo de Chão® (fo-go dèe shoun), is an authentic Southern Brazilian steakhouse. In 1979, Fogo® began sharing the gaucho way of preparing meat in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Today, our gaucho chefs still expertly grill each of our 16 cuts of meat and offer you continuous tableside service. We invite you to enjoy the delicious preparations of our gaucho chefs along with our gourmet salad bar, authentic Brazilian side dishes, and award-winning wine list.Continued
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Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Indianapolis reviews from OpenTable diners
128 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (108)good for groups (69)fit for foodies (54)notable wine list (31)romantic (28)great for lunch (25)hot spot (24)kid-friendly (11)neighborhood gem (10)great for brunch (4)late-night find (4)vibrant bar scene (3)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- not happyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014too many waiters,most where rude you have to wait to more that you want. you just get a bite of this and that, way over priced.
- A meat lover's dreamrobertbakerDined on 9/19/2014Took my stepson here for his birthday. Afterwards he proclaimed "its my new favorite restaurant!". The servers paced us just right and with 16 meat choices you can't go wrong - not to mention lox at the salad bar. Wow!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Luv2eatDined on 9/15/2014Everything was wonderful! We would highly recommend this place to everyone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014This was my 2nd time here. I loved the quick service and how everyone worked as a team. I loved it as well as my lady friend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Meat selectionRusty25Dined on 9/12/2014The "salad" bar was great, great selection of cheese and vegetables that you don't get on your normal salad bar. The meats variety was great and service is excellent.Special Features:
- Eh...KevinMDDined on 9/6/2014Fogo de Chao is a fun place to eat, but it is really quantity over quality. While the lamb, chicken and sausage selections are fantastic, and the salad bar has no rival in terms of selection and uniqueness, the steak always comes up short. It is not as tender, and there is usually more gristle compared to a typical steakhouse of the same price. This was true of our recent visit, and our server seemed half-hearted. The cocktails and dessert were good as well. As a whole package, it was a treat to go to Fogo, but afterward, it seems hard to justify how high the bill was compared to the experience.Special Features:
- FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014I have been in Fogo at DC and i found that the food at DC was much better than the food here in indy. I liked the service here more than DC.Special Features:
- Service was lousyOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/5/2014Not what it used to be. The service was lousy and the side dishes were much smaller in portion and very hard to get.Special Features:
- Fogos A HitBigbeefloverVIPDined on 8/31/2014Eaten at Fogo's many times, and as always this was a great night. Due to Devour Downtown Event, they were very busy and crowded, but food was great.Special Features:
- Won't Go Back During DevourOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/29/2014During Devour Fogo has reduced the meat selections (No Top Sirloin) and limited the available desserts ( You can purchase other desserts at regular price). The service was slow and not as attentive as normal and for the first time ever there was long waits in-between meat service. I love this place and will go back many times for sure, but just not during devour. It is also becoming increasing loud in the dinning room which is starting to give it a T.G.I. Friday's feel.Special Features:
- Good food Good AmbianceBrothergrimiamDined on 8/28/2014Food was good and so was ambiance. Kind of pricy but well worth the cost. Go and have a good time.Special Features:
- ExpensiveDined on 8/28/2014It should be at least 10.00 cheaper. The servers were excellent, the decor did not justify a Brazilian restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spectacularahunter2323Dined on 8/27/2014Amazing as always! Service team always makes us feel special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TulipDined on 8/26/2014The food was amazing, however even though having reservations at 8:30pm we were not seated until 9pm. During this we tried to go to the side bar to have a drink, the bartendar left and we never got to actually order one. Then when we were ready for our bill it took over 20mins for someone to even come and and take our request, then another 20mins for them to actually bring it. Food is good kind of pricey we spent over $100.00 and there was just two of us, but the waiting before and after makes me not want to go back.Special Features:
- Fogo during devour downtownJjeffersDined on 8/26/2014Party of 7 during devour downtown week and both the food and service were just as excellent as when we dined on a much less hectic night with only four. Surprised that the quality and amount of food was equal at the discounted price. Only missed the papaya cream.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasureyouknowoliverDined on 8/26/2014We've been going to Fogo for their Devour Downtown special for 3 years now and are never disappointed. Granted we would love to have their Papaya Ice Cream during this busy time, but it's simply impossible. The service is still top notch and the meat is superb. I highly recommend Fogo to anyone who loves meat, a good time and exceptional service.Special Features:
- HowardVIPDined on 8/24/2014First time customer. Took getting use to the tapas style portions, but they kept coming. Get in practice using tongs to catch the slices of meat as they are shaved off for you. Service is quite good. This restaurant is not for a quiet dinner. Huge enthusiastic crowd. Be prepared for items not to be labeled on the salad bar which is quite extensive. Try new items you won't see on other salad bars.Special Features:
- ExcellentChristinaDined on 8/23/2014Great restaurant! Nice staff not over crowed. We was not rushed. They made sure that any meat we wanted to try made its way to our table. The food was delicious. I would recommend to everyoneSpecial Features:
- A "Must" experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Fantastic quality food, served at whatever temperature you prefer. Of course....also....all you care to eat. An amazing experience of taste, flavors, and fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingMommybearDined on 8/23/2014This was the first time we have been to Fogo de Chao and it was AMAZING!!! The food was great and the service, well let's just say that the last time we had service this wonderful we were on a moving restaurant called a cruise ship! It was almost like they anticipated our needs before we even knew what we wanted or needed! :) The food was delicious and we look forward to returning againSpecial Features:
- They have a few issues right now.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014730 reservation turned into seating nearly at 8. Food was not very good. Found the hostess was only been there a week and their kitchen was short 3 people. Give them a couple months and I imagine they'll have figured it out. This was my 4th time there and not had a problem before.
- Always A WinnerMariaDined on 8/20/2014We have been numerous times and each and every time it has been perfect. The food is wonderful and most of all the staff is so nice which adds to the pleasure. We enjoy going more each time. Keep up the good work!!!Special Features:
- What happened?Kent46123Dined on 8/19/2014Fantastic, delicious, authentic Brazilian charruscaria. Service was sub-par that night, though. Seated 20 minutes after reservation time, even though we arrived early. Later, another 20 minutes to pay the check, which came back to my table with my credit card but with someone else's bill. :-( Also, very cold draft at our table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Definitely a must!enderVIPDined on 8/19/2014Great experience. Definitely got to experience. The service is excellent and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/16/2014Excellent food. Service not too god - they tried hard but were obviously understaffed and/or disorganized. We've eaten at the one in Buckhead and know that Indy needs to improve their service.Special Features:
- We got exactly what we wanted!4gooddiningDined on 8/12/2014We had a special occasion that brought us to the restaurant and we were fully satisfied with the food and the service. It is a fun and different way of eating and trying many different meats.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceFood4ThoughtDined on 8/9/2014Had a fantastic time with a group of friends. We thoroughly enjoyed the food, service, and energetic atmosphere.Special Features:
- Always great food!JasonKDined on 8/8/2014This place is carnivore heaven! I also recommend the pineapple caiprihina at the front bar.Special Features:
- Great dinnerBgbJepDined on 8/8/2014Had a wonderful dinner with my family. The staff was amazing!!! The food was fabulous!!! We will be back!!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and serviceKrisDined on 8/7/2014Treated like royalty and the cuts of meat are always perfect! The salad bar is the best around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Smaller version of ChicagofossilloverDined on 7/30/2014We have dined in the Fogo de Chao in Chicago and in NYC. The one in Indy is a smaller version of Chicago. There are not as many meat selections, but the ones that they have are my favorites anyway. We found the service to be impeccable and the food very good. Both my husband and I did experience a mild stomach upset after dining at the Indianapolis restaurant. I cannot be certain of exactly what caused it, but there you have it.Special Features:
- We Love Fogo!RjProductionsDined on 7/28/2014Fogo is are go-to for any holiday/birthday/anniversary! My wife and I love it and will continue to go back. Amazing food and the service has always been exemplary for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delish!docbgreenDined on 7/26/2014I love Fogo. The food is amazing, and service was pretty quick! Just be sure to have a reservation and bring an appetite!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite restaurant in IndianapolisjohnandjoDined on 7/19/2014Fogo de Chao is amazing. The cuts of meats are vast and taste is exceptional. The salad bar is always a treat. One of our favorite things about Fogo is the service. Every employee is courteous and extremely helpfulSpecial Features:
- Awesome!luv2chaoDined on 7/19/2014Absolutely loved my experience at Fogo De Chao! Everything was 5star even the service! Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a nice romantic dinner outing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Special Occasion LocationKellygirlDined on 7/12/2014Took my farther for his 70th birthday party to Fogo de Chao, and it was a huge success! He loves buffet and anything grilled, so the salad bar / hot bar with 45 options and the 12 different grilled meats was perfect, and am gluten free foodie who loves to be served at the table, so the Brazilian Gauchos catering to our every need and coming back repeatedly bringing us new surprises made me smile (along with the rest of our family). I knew it was a hit when he laughed out loud and held the 'stop service' card in front of his face and said "I'm stuffed - can we come back again next year?" Great food, great service, great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun--and Wonderful FoodBARSTLVIPDined on 7/5/2014The fun is in having many cuts of meat coming to your table to be carved to you request. But that wouldn't be more than a gimmick if the food were not outstanding, and, in my experience, it is. The meat is wonderful, the sides (especially the fried banana) are wonderful, and the preliminary salad bar in wonderful. The place is lively, but quiet enough to hear your companions. And the staff is efficient, not inclined to rush you, and very pleasant. I recommend it for a night out in Indianapolis! And have the Papaya Cream for dessert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the splurgeralphandaliceDined on 7/4/2014We all its expensive but its so worth it! We even got our daughters to try different meats since they just were prepared so well! Great salad bad as well. We live the group serving staff...so you never wait for anything! Ive always personally been a fan of the plantains! Also great valet service. We ate there on the 4th, they pulled pur car up front and let us leave it there so we could have a front seat for fireworks and wouldnt have to repark!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely eveningMapscDined on 7/4/2014It was my birthday's daugther and she wanted to have dinner here. It was a wonderful time. Family had a great time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/27/2014Our fav place to dine!!! I just started dining there within the last year. We have been several times. Luv it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The Jodi Arias trial first degree murder trial grinds on in Superior Court. She's charged with stabbing, shooting and slashing her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander, to death in 2008.On Wednesday, Jodi's attorney tried to discredit and expert witness testifying for the prosecution.The expert witness: clinical psychologist Janeen DeMarte. She testified Jodi is very intelligent, has borderline personality disorder and an explosive temper.Arias' attorney, Jennifer Willmott, tried to depict DeMarte as inexperienced, with a thin resume who reached the wrong conclusion about Jodi.Arias attorneys claim she suffered from domestic abuse at the hands of Alexander and post traumatic stress syndrome.DeMarte said her testing of Arias showed she had borderline personality disorder, but she admitted those same tests could also point to post-traumatic stress.The defense attorney then suggested DeMarte doesn't understand much about domestic violence and hasn't studied it very deeply.When asked if she could give any names of the articles she's read, DeMarte replied, "I do not commit them to memory.""And you do not remember the name of the journal the article was published in?" asked the defense attorney.DeMarte answered, "I did not look at the name of the journal."DeMarte added that she "would not call myself an expert in domestic violence specifically."The trial continues Thursday.Watch the trial while it's in session:www.myfoxphoenix.com/category/234796/live-video2
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When cleaning the house, get a laundry basket and clean one room at a time. Anything that does not belong in the room you are cleaning, put it in the laundry basket. That way, you are not constantly running back and forth, from room to room, upstairs and downstairs, getting sidetracked and trying to clean little bits at a time. Focus on one room only, then when that room is clean, move to the next room with your laundry basket. Be sure to unload items belonging in that room. When you are finished cleaning that room, move on to the next. You will be finished when your laundry basket is empty! If you only get one room completely clean, great! Maintain that room while cleaning the other rooms the next day!


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Bellerophon. He was a Lycian hero and was claimed to have founded Aphrodisias. From the Wikipedia: Bellerophon (Βελλεροφῶν) or Bellerophontes (Βελλεροφόντης) was a hero of Greek mythology. He was "the greatest hero and slayer of monsters, alongside of Cadmus and Perseus, before the days of Heracles", and his greatest feat was killing the Chimera, a monster that Homer depicted with a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail: "her breath came out in terrible blasts of burning flame."
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Lou Reed's death on Sunday inspired a flood of tributes from those who knew him and those whose lives he inextricably touched. At the Bridge School Benefit Concert at Shoreline, Neil Young joined in on an all-star cover of the Velvet Underground's "Oh! Sweet Nuthin'," featuring Elvis Costello, Jenny Lewis and the band My Morning […] [Read More]


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Focus Model: SPAD S.VII
Country of Origin: France
Manufacturer: SPAD / Bleriot - France; Mann, Egerton & Company - UK; Duks - Russia
Initial Year of Service: 1916
Production: 6,000
Crew: 1
Length: 20.28ft (6.18m)
Width: 25.66ft (7.82m)
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Weight (Empty): 1,124lbs (510kg)
Weight (MTOW): 1,631lbs (740kg)
Powerplant: 1 x Hispano-Suiza 8-Aa water-cooled engine developing 150 horsepower.
Maximum Speed: 119mph (191kmh; 103kts)
Maximum Range: 224miles (360km)
Service Ceiling: 17,500ft (5,334m; 3.3miles)
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A one-time orientation course (GEN0000 – Introduction to Online Learning) is required before taking any online course through Trevecca's Department of Online Education. Orientation sessions are offered the week prior to the start of each session.
Tuition rates for online courses are $531/credit hour. Discounts of up to 46% are available for those who qualify. Please contact your advisor for more information and to see if you qualify. If you do not have an advisor, please contact the College of Lifelong Learning at (615)248-1529.
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Here is yet another iOS 7 concept video. I want to talk about it a little bit, so give it a watch (mute your speakers first).
Here's the thing: iOS doesn't need a lot of what this designer is showing off. Quick access to bluetooth settings and airplane mode? No one needs quick access to airplane mode. Widgets? Please. Double-tapping home screen icons is a terribad idea.
Don't get me wrong – it's a well-done video and the designer presents some intriguing ideas, but I can't help but feel like they didn't think a lot of these things through past the "oh this would look cool" phase.
For example, has the designer thought about what double-tapping home screen icons would imply, technologically? The OS would need to pause after every single-tap to make sure you aren't about to double-tap, delaying every app launch by a half second and slowing down the apparent responsiveness of the OS. Is that worth having widgets?
Several of the tap targets I noticed throughout the video look far too small. Controls should have a size of at least 44x44 points to provide a visual affordance to the user that they can be tapped.
Design doesn't exist in a vacuum. Think about how your design is going to fit within the technological ecosystem that it'll live in.
Don't get me wrong – iOS is not perfect. It has a lot of room to grow and is even being surpassed in some ways by other mobile operating systems. But don't go out and grab every feature from every OS you care to riff off – mobile and desktop – and call it a good concept video. Let's be sensible about what we're asking for from Apple, because who knows – we might end up with it.


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Whether you have a bedroom in a basement apartment or in the basement of your house, they're spaces that definitely have their challenges. We're not sure one can completely overcome the issues of light, ceiling height, etc., but these inspiring basement bedrooms come close:
- Who says the bedroom has to be enclosed? We love this bed alcove in a basement that's open to light streaming in from upstairs.
- This basement bedroom was made over to make it more attractive to prospective homebuyers.
- Somehow this dated paneling and dingy mattress look appealing in this photograph!
- This light and serene bedroom hardly appears to be in a abasement at all.
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Very nice, all of them! Will do this in the future. We have a small basement, but we use it as a full gym space, full of commercial gym quality equipment. We can just use P90X type workouts, and convert the basement into a small guestroom/tv room.
love the last pic of the basement with the light wood flooring! Any idea if that is bamboo??
Room #3 looks nice, but as a former basement-dweller I can't help but cringe at the thought of being right down there on the floor with all the bugs! It seems like no matter what we did, they always found a way in.
Shout out to the unmade bed in the first pic!
The general idea is to make it not feel like a bunker. 1 is great because you have a lot of natural light pouring in. #3 is creepy. I wouldn't call that a bedroom as much as a spare futon mattress in the corner.
moving into an apartment in a couple that has a finished basement downstairs. Although, this is misleading because it has lots of light because the building is on a hill. We were considering whether to put the bedroom downstairs or not. so timely post!
What unique bedroom solutions - I love the use of space ;)
I'm going to agree with funstraw on this. 1 is great. It really overcomes the obstacles of low light and claustrophobia. 3 is totally kinda serial killer. I imagine just outside the shot someone is chained to the radiator.
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Ha. Yeah #3 looks strange. It might be me but those walls look slanted, and the back wall behind the bed seems to having spacing between the beams. Is that really a basement?
Love #1 and #4. #1 looks like they still got used the rest of the basement for some other purpose (office, rec room or exercise room?) but still managed to create a very inviting extra bedroom filled with light.
#3 makes me nervous.
# 1 is great!
I live in a basement and I think it looks great, I just wish I had the money to put in actual cielings, having the light and noise bounce over the walls can be very irritating at times, plus no one wants to look at Plywood, wires are heating vents that belong to the floor above me
#1 is beautiful and sexy.
I like this post because I do have a basement, or as they say in Metropolitan Home, "garden level" bedroom. I am working out the details right now, but it is coming together pretty nicely actually.
I've never had a bug problem, but that could be courtesy of my cats. And moisture is not a problem, though I do run a dehumidifier in the summer.
The unmade bed on #1 is really sexy! #3 looks a little unfinished to me, but still interesting.
I would love a corner-nook-alcove bed like in #1, basement or not! Imagine how cool it would be if you extended half a 4-poster frame into the room and swathed it in light curtains...great ideas for basement apartment dwellers!
Brilliant selections, all! Thank you so much.
#3, weird as it is, still helped me realize, a low bed might help make a low ceiling seem higher. One DOES wonder about that slanted wall! And the daylight seen between the slats for sure spells bugs aplently, LOL! But the main problem I see is, that mattress needs to be on a frame that allows air circulation beneath, else it will sweat & get moldy.
As for #2, I recently saw a GREAT idea where interior shutters were attached to the wall beneath high small basement windows, with possibly a fake sill beneath them. Curtains on the sides disguised the fact that the window trim didn't extend down all the way. The overall effect fooled the eye into thinking the windows were normal-sized. Sorry I'm not describing it well. But it was so clever.
Absolutely NOT for #3!
I am completely in love with #1 - no getting around it, I need something like that one day.
#3 reminds me of some nightmares I've had.
i LUUUURRVE the first one. all three others are not ok. (hey, honesty has to count for something ya)


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