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Miller's Guild
- Address:
612 Stewart St
Seattle, WA 98101Neighborhood:
Belltown / Pike Place Market
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Miller's Guild
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://millersguild.com/
- Phone: 2064433663x
- Hours of Operation:
8:00am - 12:00am Monday - Sunday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, American
- Executive Chef: Jason Wilson
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Catering: If you can't come to Miller's Guild, let us take Chef Jason Wilson's Award-Winning wood-fired cooking to you. Miller's Guild catering will begin in spring 2014.
- Private Party Facilities: Private Dining for up to 14 in the Sidebar room with full audio-visual capabilities. Large parties can also be accommodated in a semi-private area in the dining room. If you have a larger group, inquire about our urban event space that can accommodate up to 125 seated.
- Private Party Contact: Jake Kosseff 2064433363x
A word from Miller's Guild
Located in the Historic Hotel Max Miller's Guild is built around a 9 foot long, custom made wood-fired grill. James Beard Award Winning Chef Jason Wilson has crafted a menu featuring seventy five-day dry-aged beef, nose to tail butchery, and rustic baked goods that highlights the unique flavors from the grill. Carrying on the theme, Miller's Guild also features craft cocktails made with spirits finished in oak casks suspended above the bar. The wine list will feature carefully crafted wines from the Pacific Northwest and beyond that represent excellent value across all price ranges.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
Miller's Guild - Best Restaurants in Belltown / Pike Place Market ›
Miller's Guild reviews from OpenTable diners
134 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (89)special occasion (47)hot spot (40)notable wine list (36)neighborhood gem (27)good for groups (26)vibrant bar scene (20)great for lunch (19)great for brunch (16)great for outdoor dining (13)romantic (12)late-night find (9)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Great food!BSharpVIPDined on 9/24/2014I really enjoy goign to Millers Guild. The food is always top notch! I had 2 others with me and it was the first time for our out of town guest. She loved it.Special Features:
- Great Service and good foodjWhBOTDined on 9/19/2014The pork chop rocks. Scallops and steak were good too...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great EatsChrisCraftsDined on 9/13/2014Perfect for a group of foodies. The Butcher sheet is delectable, with many wonderful choices. But, the real shining stars, are the dry aged cuts for groups. Rib Eyes, and New York to 300 oz that are exquisitely served on a wood cutting board to be shared with everyone at the table. The service was fabulous.Special Features:
- Great steaks!Velma716Dined on 9/13/2014we had the smoked NY steaks. they were excellent - one of the best steaks I have ever had. the food quality and presentation was excellent. the wines were excellent. a very enjoyable dinner indeed.Special Features:
- Amazing wood fire oven!KageyfoodieDined on 9/12/2014Lovely atmosphere, delicious, creative food, and friendly, attentive service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Firepitdiner007Dined on 9/10/2014is huge. dry-aged steaks are the way to go. tried the smoked ny - the smoky taste was overkill for me but very interesting. great sides and service was helpful and informed. it is really about meat but enjoyed the watermelon/cucumber salad. in house foccacia was great too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Business LunchfoodwineguyDined on 9/3/2014I recently met my two financial advisors at Miller's Guild for lunch. This is a great place for lunch and a little business conversation. Miller's Guild will probably become the spot for our quarterly reviews.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steak EverRJG6Dined on 8/30/2014They make the best steak.....and the Brussell sprouts are a MUST have! Amazing food!Special Features:
- Fantasticmjr123Dined on 8/30/2014Rare to go to a Seattle Restaurant and come away saying Wow that is one of the best places we have been in a long time. Great food, great atmosphere, great service. Not surprising since it is Jason from Crush. We said the same thing when we visited Crush for the first time years ago. Way to go Jason!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Steak that melts in your mouth!DiningdeliciouslyDined on 8/30/2014We ordered two steaks, New Yorks, and they were out of this world! The steaks were cooked perfectly to order, seasoned beautifully, and were the best steak I have ever eaten. We had two sides, fries and Brussel sprouts. The Brussel sprouts were roasted and charred, they came with a dipping sauce but I squeezed the charred lemon all over them and they were simply out of this world. Pricey? I think we got what we paid for and we will definitely be going back there next time we are in Seattle.Special Features:
- albeeVIPDined on 8/29/2014Outstanding food, service and ambiance. Our waiter couldn't have been more professional and helpful and every bite was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wish I could give food 4 syarsccccDined on 8/29/2014My husband and I came for brunch. I had the wagyu burger which was perfect and super flavourful (highly recommended) but the fried chicken was a huge disappointment and the way it was handled was also lacking. The outside parts of the chicken was cooked perfectly but when it was cut in half, the inside was completely raw. We sent it back but all they did was re-fry the two pieces of cut chicken. Results: overcooked chicken that was dark and tough. Honestly, we expected more from a much vaunted restaurant as Miller's Guild. It's particularly disappointing since it was our first time here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Energetic, great ambiance and foodtravellingfoodieDined on 8/28/2014We have known Chef Jason since he opened Crush and were excited to try his new restaurant in Seattle. The restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere both from the staff upon entering to the ability to sit at the grill and watch everything being prepared before your very eyes. Everything was perfectly prepared from the double cut pork chop to the smoked rib eye...the fries (extra crispy) and spinach were lovely. The wine list was well balanced and even had beautiful magnums for larger crowds. We would go back when we visit Seattle next time.Special Features:
- Cooked to orderPdxVisitsSeaDined on 8/23/2014This was our first time dining at Miller's Guild. We were in town for a work event that coincided with my husband's birthday. My husband loves a steakhouse and I was excited that Miller's Guild was all about meat but not a stereotypical steakhouse. The homemade focaccia was devine. I ordered the Wagyu steak, medium-rare. It was cooked on the rare side but was flavorful and cut like butter. My husband ordered the NY steak medium but it came out well. We ordered a side of fried brussel sprouts that I wish I could recreate. For dessert, gluten free snickers! So happy they had a GF option and it was delicious! The open fire "inferno" was very cool. Our server was friendly and the ambiance was lively. We had a nice evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small menu. Great foodcherylscarletVIPDined on 8/22/2014Unfortunately we were with a group that was not interested in sharing the 60oz steak, but the menu options were limiting. However eveythign was very tasty!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 8/17/2014This place was good when it opened, but has gone down hill. This was my 3rd time there for brunch and needless to say I am never going back. The food was terrible, the sausage was gristly and not cooked, the bavette steak was unseasoned, not a good cut of meat, and under cooked. Even the biscuits were terrible and I had really liked on previous occasions.
- Good, get ready for meat sweats!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/16/2014Nice restaurant...but make sure you ask for medium if you want it med rare, as the meat was rare! Wine list is very good. Dinner menu is not cheap but the food is very good. The atmosphere has a really cool vibe...Special Features:
- Carnivorous Delicious-nessurbangardengirlDined on 8/14/2014Jason Wilson delivers on your most meaty fantasies in this ultra luxe carnivores paradise. Sure they also serve vegetables and you can probably even survive just eating just those delicious morsels. However, the center of focus is definitely the protein. All else is accouterment to the cacophony of carnivorous delights.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dianaVIPDined on 8/14/2014Excellent Food and Presentation. Service was a little slow.Special Features:
- UnderwhelmedDRWisgreatVIPDined on 8/12/2014I have heard good things about this restaurant, but my experience was not close to the hype. The service was pretentious and were annoyed when I expressed concerns about my drink. While I understand this place is known for grilling meat, I was in from out of town and wanted some good seafood. Don't put anything on the menu that you cannot execute well. The grillmaster somehow cooked the flavor out of my Salmon and the succotash was overwhelmed with dill and a flavor I could not figure out. Even the bread left a big spot of grease on my plate and hands. Maybe your experience was better, but mine was the pits.
- Great prefunk for ParamountOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/8/2014Mario, our server, took great care if us. A meat lover's paradise, although the wild salmon was also enjoyed at our table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- doctorfoodieDined on 8/5/2014Sat outside on a gorgeous Seattle summer night, watching the local downtown scene go by. The food--scallops for me and steak for my wife were delicious. Terrific service and atmosphere make the steep price worth it. Money well spent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun NightOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/4/2014Great steak house with interesting and delicious sides. Service was very good. I will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful space, left disappointedKlyneaDined on 8/4/2014Entree arrived before appetizers... Ordered med-rare but came out blue-rare. Ignored by server and was never able to aquire a second glass of wine or to discuss re-firing the steak. When I commented about our steak being left to sit white we enjoyed our apps, server said 'when you said you wanted everything at once, I assumed that's what you meant.' Rude! We said 'we are sharing' and that is it. Comped steak which is nice but would have rather re-fired, enjoyed some wine, and been able to eat our entree! Beautiful flavor.. You could tell it would have been tasty.Special Features:
- Limited menuDeliaDined on 8/4/2014very few vegetarian dishes - most items on the menu were calorie and fat heavy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dreaming of Brussels (the sprouts)BloomgirlDined on 8/3/2014I loved this place. It had a cool Vibe and the food was awesome. It was expensive but well worth it for the quality and the unique spot. I woke up dreaming about the roasted Brussels sprouts. There is a nice selection of steak and cuts large for sharing and sides are family style so it was fun for our children who have a very good palette and appreciated the bits of everything.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over the top but proud of itSeattleexplorerDined on 8/3/2014Great service, fabulous BBQ king crab, chicken marsala, beef short ribs and salads. Only issue is they're quite proud of all of it ...$98 for 6 king crab legs? But for a special occasion it's quite nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Ribeye ever!WallasweetVIPDined on 8/1/2014Our party shared the 40 oz 82- day aged ribeye. It was the best steak we've ever had. Everything we ordered was excellent. The only criticism was the comfort of the chairs, which were hard short and uncomfortable. We finally were able to get a different chair from the communal table which was more cushioned. Drinks were excellent, but dainty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and service.NWEaterDined on 8/1/2014The best scallops I have ever eaten. Sweetbread appetizer was amazing too. My wife had the short rib and finished it. Very rare. Service could not have been better. Ambiance was lively and fun. Stay away from the tables near the fire out though. Too hotSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice lunchRod12Dined on 8/1/2014Nice place. Tasty food, pleasant servers and ambiance. It's not evident from the menu online, but it appears the house speciality is massive (48oz) speciality steaks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodaddiktDined on 7/29/2014Great find! Will definitely dine there again. Server was knowledgeable about the menu. Had great recommendations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this placegoodfoodDined on 7/27/2014I've been several times and they always hit it out of the park!Special Features:
- Had a Great Time!ScottieB206Dined on 7/26/2014I went to Miller's Guild with my wife for our 3rd Wedding Anniversary. The food was excellent and the service was fantastic. It was a little louder than I would have preferred due to a large party near by but we had a blast. The food was expensive as most steak houses are but we really enjoyed our evening making it well worth it. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely recommend this restaurant for special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A fiery first time dinnerDrKoobVIPDined on 7/26/2014We had never been to Miller's Guild but had heard the owner interviewed on Seattle Kitchens radio show. If you love meat, this is the place. They have an "infeirno" which is one of the biggest indoor fire grilles I have ever seen. We started with two outstanding cocktails some focaccia bread with lardo (a touch greasy) and a shaved kale salad with a huge, grilled sausage on it. Superb salad. My bride had a bavette steak and I had short ribs. We ordered two sides (bacon/ham mac and cheese and fried brussell sprouts with a harissa aioli. It was a huge ton of food and every single bit of it was cooked to perfection. Can't wait to go back. BTW: It is spendy. Dinner for two with drinks (no dessert) was $145 but I still think a great value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So damn goodChambaDined on 7/26/2014We were visiting Seattle from Vancouver. Hotel staff recommended this place. We liked it so much, we came back our second night in town - no need to try anywhere else this visit!Special Features:
- Best steak in seattleMmmmsteaklovers88Dined on 7/19/2014Delicious food, excellent sides - sauces are really well made. Pork chop was excellent. We will be back !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- meat nirvanaMrBadBankDined on 7/18/2014we visited on a Friday night reservation at 7 pm. sat at table directly in front of the grill/fire. after about 20 minutes i took off my sport coat. I would suggest not sitting in front of the fire unless its colder weather. it was loud. hard to hear the person across from me. I had an old raj and dolin dry martini. sweetbreads. 82 day aged 32 oz steak, brussel sprouts and a bottle of Ontanon Rioja which is temparnillo. the steak came on a cutting board with roasted bone marrow and aioli made from the fat drippings. the bread came with pork lardo instead of butter. nice.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodRainCityChickDined on 7/17/2014Great food at Miller's Guild--our group sampled the chicken (quite tender); quiche (hot from the oven!) and crab salad (lots of crabmeat).We had planned a leisurely lunch, so were OK with the speed of service. If you are having a biz lunch in a shorter than 1.5 hour time frame, let the waitstaff know ahead of time.I would recommend this to a friend.
- InterestingFlyhighVIPDined on 7/13/2014Read a newspaper review of this restaurant which was good. The experience was average and nothing special, given interior and the food/service. I felt we did not get value for cost.Special Features:
- FoodampDined on 7/12/2014The short rib with horseradish sauce was amazing! A great place for a night out with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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We are thrilled to announce that Dr Who and Emmerdale legend Frazer Hines will play the part of Roosevelt in ANNIE : THE MUSICAL NEW ZEALAND TOUR 2014 !
Many congrats to our LA client Time Winters who has been cast Dr. NESBURN in the hit US TV show SHAMLESS !
What a great start to 2014 ! Congrats to our LA client Jerry Lacy who has been cast in the hit US TV show THE MIDDLE!
Many congrats to our LA client Bonnie Bailey-Reed who has been cast as TONI in the hit US TV show PARKS AND RECREATION !
We are so thrilled for one of our London clients who not only makes his feature film debut but has landed a phenomenal part in a major feature ! Production policy does not permit us to divulge any official information yet!
Alex Harvey is filming the role of SIMON in the film POLICE FUTURE 2016 !
LA client Jerry Lacy films the role of WINSLOW in the US feature HOLIDAY ROAD TRIP !
Congrats to our wonderful Circle In The Square graduate, Joe Piccuirro, who has been booked to play the lead in the film True Value !
Congrats to the fabulous Jerry Lacy who next plays the role of HORATIO in the new feature Cockroaches !
Alex Harvey stars in the hilarious new POT NOODLE commercial, Peel The Top Off A Hottie.
Frazer Hines returns from making appearances at a further two international Doctor Who conventions. This time in LA and Denver!
Congrats to Stuart Mackie who lands the latest KFC commercial !
We welcome Royal Television Society Award Winner, Des Coleman to LGA. Des is currently touring with Europe's longest running RAT PACK tribute show.
Eric Geynes has been cast in the Money Boomerang commercial !
Congrats to Stuart Mackie who has landed yet another commercial lead ! This time for Volkswagen !
Valentina Cartago filmed the role of Gina in Holby City !
Many congrats to our LA client Adamo Palladino who has been cast as 'Peter' in the hit US TV series TWO AND A HALF MEN !
We are delighted that Dr Who and Emmerdale legend Frazer Hines has been cast in the new feature GODTech !
Patrick Rowe is filming on green screen a lead in the new video game 'Stormglass', due for global release online mid October.
Frank Scantori has just finished filming The Minnitts of Anabeg, playing the role of DALEY. He was cast alongside Patrick Bergin.
Etisyai Phillips is cast as Little Inez in Hairspray over the Summer for the Aberystwyth Arts Centre !
Frazer Hines is busy working on several commentaries for Dr. Who DVD's !
Eric Geynes has finished playing the title role of Dracula (tour) and is now in drumming training for the Blue Man Group.
Stuart Mackie plays the lead in an Insurance commercial.
Frank Scantori played the role of Bentley in Room Service Included, prior to this he was at Regents Park Open Air and Shakespeares Globe.
Sharon Lawrence has recently filmed the role of Mrs Hammond in New Tricks which will air in September !
Josh Ockenden is currently filming a few feature, Through the Lens !
Louise Gubbay Associates are a Talent Agency with offices in both London and LA whom represents professional actors for Musical Theatre, Theatre, TV, Film and Commercials.
Established in 2008, the agency became quickly recognized in the UK as an extremely reputable and a vibrant Boutique Agency of which had since been tagged as 'The Fastest Growing Agency in the UK' !!!
Just two years after LGA (UK) was born, Louise started to explore the opportunities of setting up LGA (LA). It look her two and a half years of travelling to and from London to LA, making the right connections and figuring out if she could really work with the LA time difference from London but she finally made the decision in 2012 and set up LGA (LA).
America has welcomed the idea of a British run agency working with LA and the agency continues to gain excellent credits ! We are pretty confident that Louise is the only agent that works from 10am – 3.30am (GMT) every day ensuring she is in control of both her London and LA sides ! She lives and breathes her companies !
Louise prides herself in being an extremely approachable agent and has a fantastic relationship with all her clients on both sides of the pond. She has deliberately kept the client numbers to a sensible and manageable amount ensuing that she knows exactly who to put forward for any casting in a second.
Louise gives her advice to European actors who wish to take the leap across the pond.
BREAKING NEWS !!!! From September, Louise will personally be running workshops in LA. Click on the link above to find out more !
Louise was delighted to be asked by The Actors Centre to be part of AGENTATHON on the 2nd September ! Members will be able to have one on one sessions with her and ask her advice on any anything about the industry both in London and LA !

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IS&T is making Windows 8 Enterprise available for early adopters, but strongly recommends that members of the MIT community wait to move to this new operating system.
Mountain Lion introduces several new features and changes, including new Notes and Reminders applications that sync with Exchange, updated Mail, Contacts, and Calendar applications, and a security feature named Gatekeeper.
Community members can easily browse IAP activities by sponsor, category, or date. Those who are interested in sponsoring non-credit IAP activities will benefit from a streamlined process for submission and approval.
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Whether you use a Mac, Windows, Linux, or mobile device, the Knowledge Base offers how-to expertise in over 15 IT categories, from business apps to network & wireless. And it's available 24/7.
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Finally! A chance to write an actual post! Let's ignore the fact that I should technically be reading papers for tomorrow's class, shall we?
I spent this weekend studying for my Collection Development & Management midterm and working on the website for my new comic strip. Unfortunately, this means blogging fell by the wayside...again. I can only keep up with so many creative endeavors at once!
Of course, I managed to squeeze in plenty of time in the kitchen. It helps that my laptop is in the same room, so that I can study, draw, code, and bake all at once ^-^ In my last post I alluded to blueberry bagels, and of course I never just stop at an allusion.
Tada! I used Peter Reinhardt's recipe again, kneading in the blueberries while I was incorporating the last of the flour before kneading and shaping. In a word, it was messy. I was covered in flour an sticky juice by the end.
Instead of making 8 bagels like last time, I shaped the recommended 6...and though I was alarmed at first at eating such big baked goods I found that a single one with cream cheese will do for breakfast.
Hah. Take that mid-morning munchies.
Another new favorite carbohydrate: spinach wraps. Yes, I am aware that they are refined fiber-and-mineral-lacking junk masquerading as "healthy." But they're green and pretty, and Kroger didn't have any other decent options in burrito size. All of their high fiber options are the teeny ones, and I wanted a real wrap. For dinner yesterday I made my first ever burritos.
Beans, rice, avocado, tomato and salsa in mine; beef, rice, salsa and cheddar in Sweetie's. Betcha can't tell whose is whose in the photo :p Sweetie didn't trust the green. But he did like the burrito--he hates drippy tacos, and the rice took care of that here. I was so pleased with the results that I made another wrap for lunch today.
Roasted red pepper hummus, grated carrot, and olives with leaves of romaine to keep the tortilla from getting soggy. I also brought strawberries and snacks.
The wrap was filling enough that I didn't eat the strawberries...but don't worry, I just remedied that at dinner.
A bubble-gum pink strawberry slushy! I put the neglected strawberries in the Vitamix with half a frozen banana and about 5 ice cubes, then whirred away until it produced one beautiful tart summer drink. Such a pretty drink necessitated a pretty entrée, of course.
The toaster oven strikes again! I topped some of my homemade bread with ham and Gruyère before toasting, then topped the cheese with blueberries for a tart contrast to the smoky-sweet cheese.
I love it when my food is pretty. Meals just aren't as satisfying to me if they're not bursting with color.
Now. I should probably tackle that reading. But there's a comic weighing down on my brain....
Monday, July 26, 2010
Pretty Food
Posted by Tamara Marnell at 7/26/2010
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those bagels look greatReplyDelete
im impressed! those bagels looks amazingReplyDelete
Woah blueberries on a ham and cheese. I've done apples, I've done pears, I've done preserves, but you are in your own category, lady!ReplyDelete
I've been meaning to make bagels. Yours look so great! So inspiring. I must do this ASAP.ReplyDelete
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AOPA is demanding that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) halt indiscriminate stops of general aviation aircraft, and the association's newly installed president, Mark Baker, spent much of his first week on the job meeting with members of Congress as they returned to work from their annual summer recess.
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AOPA told the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) that "general aviation pilots and their aircraft continue to be subjected to what appear to be random searches, while federal officials have failed to respond to a four-month-old AOPA public records request for information about the searches."
For flight department managers, the work necessary to locate the best qualified temporary pilots, flight attendants or maintenance technicians has become easier over the past decade, thanks in part to the communications technology of the Internet. However, for the handful of staffing companies that actually serve as the go-between for employers and employees, the job has become considerably tougher as those companies assume much more of the risk than before.
Delta Air Lines has equipped three Boeing 767-300ERs with ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast) components from Aviation Communication & Surveillance Systems (ACSS), a joint venture between L-3 and Thales.
The avionics, installed under an FAA supplemental type certificate , are part of ACSS's SafeRoute suite and include in-trail procedures (ITP) and surface area movement management solutions.
Pilot Kelvin Romello Changur pled guilty in U.S. District Court in Miami on April 25 to falsifying his application for an FAA medical certificate and later attempting to use a U.S. passport containing some of the same false information.
North American Surveillance Systems (Booth No. 617), a global provider and integrator of airborne surveillance systems, is expanding its capabilities with new simulator training designed specifically for the world's top-selling intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance cameras.
The Business Aircraft Center at Danbury Airport has installed a new system of remote viewing cameras that will allow aircraft owners and pilots to use a security code to log in on their computers and watch their airplanes from anywhere in the world. Government agencies have raised concerns about the security of GA aircraft, and the FBO's operators believe the new system offers an extra degree of protection.
Oviv Security Technologies is launching a remote-control option for the Sentinel 100L security system for guarding aircraft on the ground. The new remote control unit has a user interface with a large touchscreen display, providing fast and easy access to all the Sentinel 100L's functions.
Avidyne last month introduced two TSO C147-certified traffic advisory systems, the TAS605 and TAS615, to fill out its line of TAS products, which also includes the TAS600 and TAS620. With the announcement Avidyne also said it is dropping the price of the TAS600, introduced in 2005, to $8,490. The TAS605 carries a list price of $10,990, while the TAS615 is priced at $14,990.
Era Systems last month announced it has been selected to provide an automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) system to the Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority (JCAA). The JCAA will use the ADS-B network for operational testing in preparation for eventual nationwide, wide-area multilateration and ADS-B deployment.
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- greg dahlen
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what makes a story go national, or international?
Certain incidents and events become known across a nation where many or most people are aware of them, thinking, talking and feeling about them. Here in the U.S. I can think recently of the trial of George Zimmerman who killed Trayvon Martin as one such story, and Miley Cyrus's appearance at the VMA awards where she "twerked" vigorously as another. One international story is the problems of Greece, and I imagine Barack Obama's election made some waves in other countries (did it?) What is it that makes certain stories get many people's attention and awareness? Is it that there's a lot of emotion in the events involved? Is it that something in the story impinges on many other people's lives, and how does that work? Perhaps there are different factors for why different stories become prominent?
For those in other than the U.S., what stories have gone national in your country?
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Dec 22 2013: well, it's true, Salim, that certain stories are going to attract a lot of readers, or viewers, and when you attract a lot of readers or viewers they will also look at the ads and commercials you are running. So my question is, what is it in a story that attracts a lot of readers or viewers? Maybe we can't generalize, it could be something different in every story? But maybe we can reach some principles that apply in many cases? It seems possible to me that a lot of stories that attract readers and viewers involve a moral question, there is some moral controversy at the heart of the story?
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Maybe next time, goalkeeper Nick Rimando said, he will just try to punch the ball away.
Alas, he tried to catch it against Chivas USA tonight, and wound up losing the handle when he collided in mid-air with teammate Chris Schuler and the Goats' Casey Townsend, the rookie starting in place of injured forward Juan Pablo Angel. When Townsend came down, he "instinctively kind of swung my foot" at the ball on the ground in front of him, "and it went in."
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Read how hard nosed and powerful IRS collection division is..which scares all including me.
As a result of financial fraud/crime, I am heavily burdened by IRS as well, however in CNC status presently. In 2008 I bungled a tax return to claim theft/fraud loss and later turned in a bungled amendment which IRS responded in 2011 by letter saying I did it wrong. Unaware of the statutes and not a dime for tax attny/cpa I have had my head in sand. Do I have a basis for still amending that 2008 return which would greatly help decrease my IRS debt I should think?? and again is there a way for me to reach an IRS agent who is sympathetic to a victim of crime...for my case and in my predicament..assigned to me? See my previous posts. Thanks ahead.
You certainly can amend your 2008 tax return again. And once you do, it will likely be assigned to a processor who can assist if necessary. You may also want to consider contacting the Tax Advocate in your area. Check the IRS web site (www.irs.gov) for details.
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As I understand current tax laws, tax returns can be amended for a period of three years from the date of the filing of the return. It is possible (but unlikely, if filed timely) that you would be able to amend your 2008 return, depending on when in 2009 it was filed .
You can always amend if you owe more money as a result. You just cannot get any money back after three years from the filing date. They will be glad to have a corrected return.
As far as sympathy, your penalty will likely be assessed by a computer that is about as compassionate as a cruise missile. If you owe under 50k, you will likely be assigned to IRS automated collections, where you can actually call back until you get somebody nicer. If you owe over 50k, you will likely be assigned to a Revenue Officer and they will not change. You will get what you get.
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No revenue agent is sympathetic. And no, you cannot request a certain revenue agent. There is no system in place for that sort of thing. In fact, there is a system in place to ensure that kind of thing does not happen. Otherwise everyone would want to speak to the nice revenue agent.
Statute of limitation issues have a number of nuances and it depends upon the facts and you have not given all necessary facts to give a bright line yes -or- no.
Speaking in stark generalities, not assessing any merits or facts specific to your case, the SOL would typically run on 10/15/12 at the latest for an individual to timely file a 1040x for TY 2008 ... however if the "bungled amendment" from 2011 you referenced involved you paying additional tax, then the date of paying additional tax would control and you would have two years from the date you paid the additional tax.
There is always help available at a local Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) if you can't retain counsel or a clever CPA to assist with your income taxes - just google where the closest one is to you and seek assistance as necessary on a go-forward basis.
I agree with Mr. Nielsen and Mr. Larson. In particular, Mr. Nielsen's advice is good regarding contacting the Taxpayer Advocate. However little money you have you need a good accountant with some background in these type of tax controversies, or ideally a lawyer who practices in this area. You are not going to likely be able to amend the return yourself. If you can find a tax preparer to complete the return, you may be able to work this out with the IRS through the Taxpayer Advocate. At the very least the Taxpayer Advocate can tell you what items the IRS disallowed on examination, what if any time frames you are under for filing certain procedural forms, and direct you to the proper IRS forms. Ultimately, if you get a proper amended return prepared and you file it, and I'm assuming there was an audit case to disallow your claimed losses, then your case will be sent to the Audit Reconsideration Unit and a Revenue Officer will be assigned. You are stating you are currently in CNC status, so it sounds like you don't have much money to pay this debt. You need to balance two things here. On the one hand, after speaking to a tax preparer, you may be able to significantly reduce the liability owed. On the other hand, while your case is not as Mr. Larson suggested, likely to arouse much sympathy from a Revenue Officer, it does make you a more attractive candidate for an Offer-in-Compromise. Assuming you have no assets and low household income, but somehow could pull together from family, friends, and credit a small lump sum payment -- you may be able to settle the debt for a lump sum. I don't know how high the liability is. If it is over $50K, it is probably worth hiring an attorney to work on an Offer for you. This, of course, depends on all your income/expense/asset information. You won't know if the math works until you talk to someone. The good news is that the IRS has a "Fresh Start" program right now where they will accept your monthly disposable income (using IRS calculations and National Standards), whatever that number is, times 12 months, plus the liquidation value of your assets, in full satisfaction of your tax debt. The bad news is, you probably have a state tax problem to worry about, but they just have not caught up to you yet. Depending on the balances owed, I would highly recommend consulting with some local tax attorneys and hiring someone to work on this for you. Whatever you end up paying an accountant and tax attorney, I think it will ultimately be money well spent if it relieves you from the anxiety and pressure and the sleepless nights this is no doubt causing. However, in conclusion, and back to Mr. Nielsen's point -- Step 1 should be to contact the Taxpayer Advocate and tell them your issue and see if they can help. You can follow the link Mr. Nielsen provided and you may want to fill out Form 911, which you can fax over to get an Advocate assigned.
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Can a production be simultaneously kitschy and in touch with iambic pentameter? The answer to this quandary was answered last week at the Guthrie. Their production of Shakespeare's romantic comedy, The Two Men of Verona, spun a play penned in the 16th century into the retro setting of a '50s television studio. The setup is timeless anyway: Friends on a road trip face the dilemma of two guys, two girls, one confusing love square. Sunday you can enjoy this modern take on Shakespeare the way that the original theater folk did: with beer and meat. The pre-show party features Summit beer, tasty sliders (vegetarian sliders will also be served), and DJ tunes from Eric Lovold. We promise it will bring ye a swingin' goode tyme.
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Chandler Parsons at the NBA Draft Lottery.
Chandler Parsons Rookie Campaign Mixtape
Parsons was named to the NBA All-Rookie Second Team last Tuesday. He was the leading vote-getter on the Second Team.
Not bad for a player drafted 38th overall.
Chandler Parsons had a career-high 23 points against LeBron and the Heat tonight. Unfortunately the Rockets lost the game 97-88 and were eliminated from playoff contention.
From the Rockets' Facebook page: "Move over, Ryan Gosling. Chandler Parsons has something to say to all the ladies about tonight's match-up with the Suns."
I kinda want to go see the Suns-Rockets game now.
(h/t to onlygators)
Chandler Bang returns, this time with a dunk on Serge Ibaka, the NBA's leading shot blocker.
(h/t to onlygators)
"Chandler Parsons Steals and Slams"
Apparently the whole "Chandler Bang" thing is catching on, at least with the guy who's always calling the Houston games.
Chandler Parsons Project (David Astramskas, Ball Is Life)
A running thread of Chandler Parsons' tip dunks.
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5 hits and nothing to show for it
another DP, this offense is annoying right now.
Sweet offensive attack this series.
god damn this is ****ing infuriating
And here's where it all unravels...
A base hit with runners in scoring position, imagine that. If this had been the Dodgers at bat they would have grounded into a double play.
Billingsley on top of his game with more walks than strikeouts.
It sure was nice of grandpa Joe to let Billingsley give this game away.


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The body of a missing Hillsboro woman was found over the weekend.
The Hill County Sheriff says they're investigating a crime, but clues surrounding 23-year-old Kasie Clary's death look a lot like murder.
Her mom, Allison Clary say, "She really did love life and really, I think the thing that most people say about her is that she had an infectious smile. She was really bubbly."
That's why Clary's family knew something was wrong when she went missing last week. Her body, later discovered by a passerby on a northern Hill County Road. Clary was found behind a small cluster of trees. Authorities think her lifeless body was probably there for a few days.
Hill County Sheriff Michael Cox says, "It's pretty evident that the body was dumped there... Just from, you could see where she was drug up from a car or vehicle to where she was located."
Now deputies and loved ones are looking for answers.
Allison Clary says, "We need to make sure that whoever did this... that Kasie and us, that we get justice for her and that they don't do it to someone else."
The Sheriff says they're investigating a crime, but they're not ready to call it a murder. Clary's mom says she is certain that somewhere, someone, knows what happened to her daughter. She's hoping they come forward with information.
"The quicker that happens then the quicker that we can move forward. Not move on, but move forward."
If you have any information that could help with this investigation, please call the Hill County Sheriff's Department at 254-582-5313. You can also message Allison Clary on Facebook at www.facebook.com/helpfindkasieclary
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Hi Folks! With three full time SoC NSE script writers, plus folks
like Patrik continuing to code up a storm, we've encountered an
unexpected problem: we're running out of great script ideas to
implement! Of course we won't lower our standards, so we're holding
an IRC meeting tomorrow to brainstorm and prioritize the ideas we
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What makes a good script? In general, we look for ideas which:
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o Can run reasonably quickly
We're particularly fond of scripts which can go in the default or
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Ella likes to make her food happy....here's an initial pizza:
Who couldn't use a smiley face now and again?
Happy Food
I swear I didn't plan this blog....I was looking through the pictures I've taken this year (believe me, you only see 1/50 of them!) and I found a theme.
Ella likes to make her food happy....here's an initial pizza:
And here are her smileys:
Here's the best part: it's contagious! I cracked these eggs the other day and when I looked down, whisk in hand, here's what I saw:
I just love how kids get us out of our 'adult heads' and back to appreciating small things....like smiley faces.
Who couldn't use a smiley face now and again?
Work Travel
No posts until Friday! I'm traveling for work.
Thanks for visiting!
Coach For A Day
You might have read that Saturday was Ella's opening day for softball.
It was quite a day.
Ella was so worried about it. On Friday night, we drew diagrams of a softball diamond and read "The Rules of Softball" chapter in her Daring Book for Girls - over, and over and over.
Saturday was filled with running around and getting things done. Out of the blue she'd ask, "how many innings are there?" or "How do I know if I'm out?"
We got to the game and saw the coach.
"We're short a coach for the dugout," he said.
He was looking at me. Why me? No, I can't do this. I just want to sit in the bleachers and be nervous like the other parents.
"I can do it." Wait - that was MY voice. What?
My head was saying "No" but inside I was so glad to do it. With all of Ella's anxiety, I could actually be in the dugout with her.
It was actually fun. I got the craziest questions from all the girls. "What do real baseball players do in the dugout?" I thought of the answers I might say to my girlfriends - inappropriate. "Um...they chew sunflower seeds or bubble gum."
It was also rewarding. All the girls did great - no outs except one caught fly ball (all the girls bat once per inning and outs aren't counted). It was great to high-five the kids as they came back to the dugout - including my little rookie, who hit the ball each time (no tee required) and got two outs while playing first base.
Saturday was opening day for Ella's softball league. Of course I had my camera ready! She was a bit nervous - it was her first game and all - so she had a lot of energy.
Every time I took her picture, she was a total ham. I said, "Ella - just be normal!" My mom was there and said, "ooohhh so, this is the blog behind the blog."
So...it was. If I don't surprise Ella by taking her picture, she really goes nuts in front of the camera.
I thought I'd take a day dedicated to my blog 'outtakes'....all taken on opening day.
This is the serious look...
This is her knowing that she tricked me into taking her serious picture...
Here's a classic...
I think she's practicing going cross-eyed in this one...
But then...the best part of the evening happened. Greg was at a conference and was going to miss Ella's game. He left early to surprise her.
Now, this is a genuine happy look!
I have recently discovered international pen-palling.
I have met some truly wonderful people and have found some dear friends!
I'm currently corresponding with people from France, the UK, Kenya, Brazil, Czech Republic, Russia, Austria, Thailand and China.
I found them through an Internet Pen Pal site.
I have found that all of my pen-pal relationships are different and special in their own way. Some only write every few weeks...some every few days. I have met some that are kindred spirits to me - we have so much in common! I have also met others that are completely different than me, but we learn a lot from each other.
I find it interesting that emotional bonds are created without even meeting each other. Here are two examples....
I have a pen pal in Thailand that was explaining all of the recent events over there. I would read about the demonstrations and political issues and ask her opinion on things. She explained many things to me. Now, I hear that riots have escalated and I have not heard from her in about a month....I worry and hope for her safety.
I also have a pen friend in China. She is full of sunshine and joy. I love getting emails from her. While she is much younger than I am, she has much insight. When I had not heard from her after the China earthquakes recently, I was very worried for her safety. Luckily, I did hear from her, and she is far from the earthquake.
My favorite thing about pen palling is finding that we all have some of the same concerns and issues no matter where we live. I've also learned that we have our own very unique issues depending on where we live. Learning about those things makes my life richer.
Meeting these people (nearly all women) has enriched my life more than I had expected.
It's so nice that we can meeting friends by emailing too. Pen-palling is alive and well, you just don't need to wait weeks for a letter to arrive. If someone is celebrating or struggling, you can talk about it that day!
So, if you're looking to expand your horizons...I would strongly recommend reaching out to some international pen pals.
Cleaning Inspiration, Part II
Remember a few weeks ago when I cleaned my craft room? I found all sorts of unfinished projects.
Well, I actually completed one of those projects. I'm not sure what got into me, but I did it.
I took all of those fabrics and just started cutting and sewing. I didn't have a pattern....I have learned that I just do better when I make my own pattern up. Actually, as I write this, I'm realizing that I have that problem in other areas of my life. I've never done well living by other peoples' rules.
Anyway, sorry for the digression.....here's what I made from my craft room finds:
I love these Asian-inspired fabrics. They are beautiful and really fun to work with them. To add more texture, I quilted a wave throughout the front.
This is the first project I've completed in months. I love starting things, but then I get bored. If it's not something I can get done in a day, I'm usually not patient enough to do it.
It has inspired me to take another look at all my craft supplies and come up with another project!
My Inner (painting) Child
Ella really wanted me to paint with her the other day. So, we pulled out our supplies...
And she picked out our subjects:
Stout really feels that his supervision is required at all of our activities...
This was Ella's masterpiece of the day:
I couldn't decide what my masterpiece was, so Ella said I should take a picture of all of them...
What fun to hang out with Ella and just paint fun stuff. I have no idea what to do with them now....they don't really fit in with our decor. I guess that's part of the fun - creating with out practicality. It's a challenge for myself, that's for sure. But, I found that it was actually more fun that way! I actually made something that serves no practical use (except maybe a garage sale or Goodwill donation?).
No pressure. Just fun.
Better Homemade: Tortillas
Ok, I'm going to admit it right now. I am a 'homemade' snob. I fight it - I really do. I try to use box mixes once in awhile and they do work ok (hence my Boston Cream Pie Cupcakes I wrote about earlier this week!) , but I just think things are better from scratch.
A few months ago, I learned to make homemade tortillas on my FAVORITE BLOG Chickens in the Road. Get the recipe HERE.
Of course I was skeptical...tortillas seem like SO much work!
But, I gave it a try, and they are SO easy and wonderful. After making these, we just don't buy tortillas anymore.
Check out how easy these things are:
Three simple ingredients: flour, shortening and salt. You mix them together, let it sit and create small balls from the dough.
Roll them out...
Stack them between wax paper...
Get your cooking area ready - you just need a hot pan (cast iron is best) and tongs - no oil.
You throw each tortilla in the hot pan and let it sit for 15 seconds. Flip it and let the other side cook for 15 seconds. Do it again and it's done.
See? They are SO easy!!
And, they are so delicious - much better than anything you'll find in the store.
They're great for anything - this time we used them for fajitas... (check out the Mexican Coke in the background - made with real cane sugar).
and quesadillas.
I know I'm a bit overkill on all things homemade - but tortillas are definitely one of those things that are just worth it.
Hobbies of Days Gone By
I often talk about being a jack of all trades - master of none. This means I get into lots of things and then start something new before mastering them. It's ok, I'm used to it now.
I started doing some international pen-palling (more on that later!), but I met one person in the USA with whom I have so much in common that we decided to start writing each other.
We both love art. She loves to paint. I used to.... So, I thought I'd like to see my old paintings again.
This one is of Maya, our last dog.
This one is of Ella when she was two years old....chasing the Sea Gulls at Holland State Park.
This was a drawing of Ella I did during a 2004 Presidential debate. I get SO nervous during those things...I just have to keep my hands busy.
And this one was inspired by a photograph in a magazine of a chocolate shop in Spain (at night).
Don't we all have something we used to love to do and just don't have the time for anymore? What would it feel like to do it again?
I think I'm gonna find out!
The Great Boston Cream Pie Craving
A few weeks ago, I had one heck of a craving. I needed Boston Cream Pie, and bad.
The problem was, I wasn't feeling great and didn't want to spend the hours required to make it. Every recipe I looked at seemed so complicated. . . bake the sponge cake, make the pastry cream, then the ganache.
On a whim, I created a 'cheater' recipe for Boston Cream Pie cupcakes. I have to say....they weren't too bad. I simply made some Jiffy yellow cake from a box, made some french vanilla pudding and made some easy ganache with chocolate chips, heavy cream and a tiny bit of butter.
How cute are these!?!?
I just made the cupcakes and filled a pastry bag with some pudding. I stuck the bag into the top of a cupcake (with a wide tip) and piped the pudding into the middle until the sides bulged. EASY!!!
So, they were good, and they fed the fix.....temporarily. But I wanted real Boston Cream Pie. I stopped obsessing about it (this was my migraine week) but it didn't go away.
The next weekend I went to the mediation/yoga retreat and came home to the best guy and kid a gal could have....and the REAL Boston Cream Pie they made for me!!
It was wonderful!!!
How sweet are they?!?!?!


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CMS Plan to Restrict Sale of Pain Drugs Opposed by AMA
But the AMA vehemently objects, saying the policy would empower health plans to overrule doctors' medical decisions, thus preventing patients from getting drugs for pain and other conditions they legitimately need.
The policy "will engender significant confusion when beneficiaries pick up prescriptions and (are) informed that their insurance plans have denied coverage," AMA executive vice president James L. Madara, MD wrote in a March 2 letter to Medicare Director Jonathan Blum.
"It has the potential to be highly disruptive to patient-physician relationships and undermine their mutual trust. Serious medical consequences would exist if Part D plans suddenly disallow legitimate prescriptions and create conditions leading to the under treatment of pain," Madara wrote.
But the CMS document says that Part D drug plan sponsors "are in a unique position to evaluate medication overutilization" because they are "a central data collection point for beneficiary medication dispensing events, which may be generated from multiple providers and pharmacies, which may be unaware that a beneficiary is receiving the same drug (or therapeutic equivalent) simultaneously from different providers and pharmacies."
"To the contrary," Madara wrote, "Part D sponsors are not in a position to evaluate medication overutilization. The only information they have is the various claims that are submitted for prescription coverage. Sponsors do not know diagnoses and they do not know about any other services the patient is receiving that do not involve Part D coverage."
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Oh my. I work for medicare and this is going to swamp us in people screaming for their meds. "Cutting people off" from their relatively safe and regulated medication is not the proper way to combat addiction. People will resort to crime and illicit drugs. The amount of medicare patients on pain meds is astounding, but hardly a huge cost issue, which is what I'd rather they worry about. If someone is going to be getting stoned on opiates, I'd much rather they do it at their pharmacy than the street corner.
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CMS = Constant Mental Struggle. Just more proof that CMS stinks.
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Of course this is all about patient safety - that's why the Government Accountability Office (A financial and budgeting entity) triggered the action.
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This article applies to 123-mail
This article will explain how to setup Microsoft Outlook 2007 with POP3 or IMAP
First you must decide whether you would like to use the POP3 or IMAP email protocol.
POP3 is the standard protocol for receiving email from a mail server and it allows you to download all of your emails to one location.
IMAP is best if you access your email from multiple locations, clients and devices as it doesn't require downloading of your email content. We recommend using IMAP settings on Windows Live because if anything were to happen to your computer or mobile device, you would still be able to access your emails.
To find out more about the POP3 and IMAP protocols, watch the following support video.
Start Outlook 2007 from the Start Menu, from the main window you will be able to set up Outlook 2007 to send and retrieve mail from the email account you have hosted with 123-reg.co.uk. Click on Tools -> Account Settings... to enter into this set-up process.
Click on the New... button on the E-mail tab.
Select Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or HTTP and then click the Next button.
Select Manually configure server or additional server types and then click the Next button.
Select Internet E-mail and then click the Next button.
Enter your User Information
Your Name: This is the name that you want to appear on the e-mail
E-mail Address: e.g. firstname.lastname@example.com
Server Information
Logon Information
If you have forgotten your email login details click here to find out how to retrieve them.
Please note: If you are using 123-reg's SMTP server to send outgoing email, SMTP authentication must be turned on. To do this, please do the following:
If you are asked for a username and password, please use your mailbox username and password.
Click the Next button.
Click the Finish button.
Close and re-start Outlook 2007
Please note: If you are using 123-reg's SMTP server to send outgoing email, SMTP authentication must be turned on. To do this, please do the following in step 6:
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Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross spoke with the media on Monday to address the situation with his team regarding bullying accusations between Jonathan Martin and Richie Incognito. Ross called what's happened with Martin his "worst nightmare" and said he was appalled by what he's been reported. Ross vowed to resolve the issue and change his franchise for the future.
One interesting note from Ross' press conference was that he supported head coach Joe Philbin but did not mention Jeff Ireland, which is a strong hint that the general manager will end up fired.
Ross says Philbin called him after the cafeteria incident to let him know that Martin had left the team. He lauded Philbin's organizational skills, saying that the coach is one of the most organized people he's known. Ross also shared that he has created a committee to look at the team and advise him. The committee consists of Tony Dungy, Don Shula, Dan Marino, Jason Taylor and Curtis Martin. What will the committee do?
Ross said the committee "can give me advice working with Joe Philbin, because I have total, utmost confidence in Joe Philbin as our coach."
At another point in the press conference, Ross stated that he has "total confidence" in his staff.
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By iDiva | July 11, 2013, 10:28 am IST Work & Life
4 How to teach your child to be happy: Teaching your child how to savor the little pleasures of life and taking out the time to do things that she enjoys will help her not to look outside for a dose of pleasure. Ensure that you spend quality time with her, doing things that she loves. So whether it is laughing over cartoons or going for a walk, do what makes you both happy.


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