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I have come across several cases (in the concensus page of smart matching on the web) where I know for a fact that the most common concensus data is wrong. This has included spelling of names, and dates that I have confirmed via BDM websites. When there are only a couple of people, I sometimes "do the right thing" and select 'contact' to send an e-mail with the correction etc. But when there are lots - and recently I found 9 at once, I don't bother, because it would just take too long.
Now what would be great is a way to send a message to everyone with a smart match on the concensus page - a small message of course something like "Fred Nurke's date of birth is definitely 1977, not 1974 - see Qld BDM reg 1234".
This would greatly assist everyone to get the most accurate trees possible, even if only a few people take advantage of it.
Hello Darryl,
Thank you for writing on our Forum and thank you for the suggestion. That's a nice idea that I will be sure to forward it to the appropriate department for consideration.
Please let me know if you have any other ideas as we do value such input from our users.
Best regards,
I go to the smart match overview page on the website. I select the "People" tab, which takes a while to load. I then click on the "view matches" button for a person, which takes a while to load. I review the matches to delete or confirm them, which reloads the page, which takes a while, then review the "concensus" panel - great option, by the way - and copy or edit as appropriate, and click "save changes", which reloads that page, which takes a while. Then I have to reload the smart match page, which takes a whlie ... and start the whole thing over again.
(1)- It would be so much quicker to have a button on the "concensus" page (and the smart match page that shows all matches to a tree) that would go straight to the next match, without having to reload the smart matches overview page.
(2)- I'd like to set an option so that I automatically went to the "people" page without having to load the smart match page of trees first. It annoys me that there is no way to avoid the wasted time/download.
(3)- This is probably not possible, but it would be good to avoid the repeated refreshing of a page. By this, I mean can it be done that I could confirm or reject, copy and edit, etc, and then click a "refresh" button which does the whole lot at once, rather than having to spend more time waiting for the page to download than it does to review and make the changes?
By the way, I have a fast conmputer and high speed broadband, so I don't know how people with a slower system can afford the time it must take!
Thank you for your Forum post.
And thank you for the suggestion. I will be sure to forward it to the appropriate department for consideration.
Have a great day!
Check box to indicate a person has never married
Check box to indicate a person or couple has never had children, so you know that is the end of that family line.
Add fact description, cause of death, nicknames and aliasis to the output criteria on the custom reports. If I keyed it in, I want to be able to retrieve it. All data fields should be listed on the custom reports.
If a person has multiple marriages, can the custom report be changed to show that name on each line with the spouses when exported into excel? This would end my having to scroll thru the list, copy and pasting the name several times before I can run a sort in excel.
Add more query/search options, I want to be able to generate a list of missing birthdates, marriage date or death dates. Another one that would aid me in locating people that have no spouse and are not labled as single. I manage over 5000 names and growing. Tools that help me locate missing data or "holes" in my data are very important to me.
I have spent a great deal of time working in Access databases, and have been spoiled on writing my own queries.
I never plan to add my data to the web, so the upgrade holds little interest for me. Maybe some of my suggestions would interest me in purchasing the Premium product over using the free one....
A very good idea.
I "Like" it.
I really like the SmartMatch merge function. It saves me so much time when I am adding people to my tree!
I would like to suggest an improvment to the function of checking for someone already in the tree before adding another person. When I am adding children to parents already in my tree it isn't helpful to see alerts on people already in the tree who already have parents, also already in the tree. The likelihood of this person being a duplicate is very low when I have that much information on them already. What would be helpful, though, is in cases where I'm about to add someone who is already in the tree because they married someone else in the tree, but I had no parents for them. In this case there is a much higher probability that this could be the same person.
Hello Rodger,
Thank you for writing on our Forum.
We currently do not have this, although thank you for the suggestion. I will be sure to forward it to the appropriate department for consideration.
I love the compare feature of the smart matching (on the people tab) of the web. The copy and edit function is particularly useful, BUT, often I get five or six different formats for an address, for example : Marrickvile, sydney, australia ... sydney, australia ... Marrickvile, sydney, nsw, australia ... Marrickvile, sydney, new south wales ... and so on. Is it right that the only one I can copy with the merge button is the most common one? Several times I have wanted to copy the more complete address when the most common data is actually an abbreviated form that I do not want, and I can't. It would be so much better if I could check the one I want before compying. The same goes for names and dates too - sometimes I get 20 matches with the year obnly, and only a few with the complete date, and again I cannot copy the one I want, and have to retype it.
I believe you are talking about the Consensus Page of a match. If so, then yes, the only information you can copy on a Consensus Page is the one that has the most incidences. That's the logic of the Consensus Page feature.
It conveniently displays a summary of the different name spellings, birth and death dates and places, marriage info, etc., for any particular relative, indicating the number of times each piece of information has been used in other family trees.
You can then copy the most commonly used data as you see fit directly into your own family tree, complete with photos of your choice, and optionally add a source citation on the copied data linking back to the original family tree. Please note that this option is only available for trees that were created online, not published from Family Tree Builder.
If, however, you want to copy a specific piece of information that is not the most common one among the many matches for that one person, then you would really have to go to the single match page, and copy it from there. On the bottom of the Consensus Page you will still be able to see a list of each of the matches so you can review them individually, and then you can copy them.
I hope it answered your inquiry.
I glance at the consensus Page for a general oversight, then ALWAYS go to the single matches and review them, always bringing the relatives into view. They can tell you about people and stuff you did not know, and are helpful in deciding whether for example people with exactly the same name are actually the same person; often enough they are not.
Also the web page does not seem to allow for new relatives to be entered except manually, I often use SmartMatches in FBT, via the Merge function, for that. It is handy to have the two screens with the web page on the right and the same person in FBT Matches on the left!
Ich betreibe seit einigen Jahren Ahnenforschung und weiß daher, dass Hausnummern oft sehr wichtig für Zuordnungen sind. Ich vermisse daher im Familytreebuilder die Möglichkeit die Hausnummer beim Geburtsort oder beim Sterbeort zu erfassen. Schreibe ich die Nummer einfach beim Ort dazu - wird dieser Eintrag bei der Plausibilitätsprüfung mit "Schreibweise des Ortsnamen inkonsistent" ausgewiesen.
Weiters wäre es praktisch, wenn ein Datenfeld für die Erfassung des Taufdatums und des Beerdigungsdatums zur Verfügung stände (in den jüngeren Kirchenbüchern werden oftmals beide Daten angegeben). Ich weiß schon, dass ich das über "Ereignisse" hinzufügen kann, aber die standardisierte Aufnahme dieser Datenfelder bei den Geburtsdaten und Sterbedaten wäre sinnvoller.
Martina Strambach
"There is one other thing I wish FTB had and that is a box below the BURIED AT box on the MAIN Tab of the person card to put the "FindaGrave.com" memorial number. Find-a-Grave is a most valuable resource for information. It would also be great if, when you click on the memorial #, a new tab would be opened in your browser and that memorial would be loaded."
I would like to make a correction (addition).
Below the Buried At box, there should be another box where you can add the Plot Number. The Plot number and cemetery name (Buried At) should be on all Reports for those people like myself who go out on grave sightings.
Then, below the Plot number there should be another box for the FindAGrave.Com memorial number. When you click on the memorial number your browser will open and the memorial will be loaded from FindAGrave.Com.
FindAGrave.Com is a tremendous resource for genealogy information.
I too wish to make a contibution to your BURIED at suggestion--
For those of us who live in countries where burial (and or cremated remains) have licensed periods that EXPIRE--.
Thus the addition of being able to highlight and identify when a plot is likely to exipre would be great. We have, in Australia a mentality of re-use after the expire date if (after a nominal time) there has been no attempt to PAY another fee to keep the license valid.
I am horrified, that in Australia with such huge land available and a proportionally small poulation- the re-use is a common option -- I think if we could better idfentify the likley temination of a lease period then we all might be able to gather our family mebers to contibute toward keeping the remains perserved with the dignity that they deserve.
Hi John,
I have never heard of something so disrespectful of the dead. Are licenses expensive? What do they do with the remains if the license is not renewed?
Have a read of this-- and you may better undertand my position!!
and that is just ONE of the burial grounds in South Australia that adopts the re-use principle!!
Similar processes are used across Australia-- and is being influenced by other circumstances-- like the , lets say mediteranean concepts of huge monumnetns and the abilty to pay exorbatant fees - drives the supply and demand.
Influnces like business forward planning driven by international cartels from places like USA- who drive and manouver the operations of the burial grounds.
they are even discussing "other" methods of disposasl- inclding- aquamation, and other forms of reduction of remains to better suit disposal
look at this! http://cemeteriessa.com.au/casa-news/ccasa-submission-of-the-draft-burial-and-cremation-bill-2012/
So that drives the passion for identification and reverence to remains and burial grounds.
John W
I read both of your suggestions. For some reason, as I was reading the I thought of the movie Soylant Green came to mind. Not sure why.
I also understand that the cemeterys in New Orleans, LA do the same thing. The whole thing sounds like a money first thing.
So-- no one can be bothered to read the info or comment.
Just wiat till it happens in YOUR state /county .
Then I will watch the feathers fly.
My god you are a simple bunch of yokels!
Re-use uf burial areas after a certain period of time is just quite normal here in Germany.
And I do not know of anyone who is upset about this.
Have a nice day,
I would like to see a link to this forum as a subset of the word HELP at the top of FTB.
On the person's card in the Family Tree Builder (FTB), you can see all the spouses and siblings of a person on that person's card.
Can't you see it on your FTB?
Have a nice day!
Yes, Mr. Cavalli, I can see it, but it seems you can not comprehend what I said.
In order to see what you showed me in the image, you have to scroll down on every person in the tree. This takes a lot of time. It would be much simpler if there was a symbol on the card indicating multiple spouses and then you could ignore the others instead of scrolling on them only to find they were married only once. Understand what I am saying now?


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Friday, July 25, 2008
Poetry you should know
crossposted from DaddyBStrong
homage to my hips
by Lucille Clifton
these hips are big hips
they need space to
move around in.
they don't fit into little
petty places. these hips
are free hips.
they don't like to be held back.
these hips have never been enslaved.
they go where they want to go.
they do what they want to do.
these hips are mighty hips.
these hips are magic hips.
i have known them
to put a spell on a man and
spin him like a top!
My Sassy Lucille (for Lucille Clifton)
by Mac Walton (MacDaddy)
Lucille,they say you won't do your sister will.
I say you just sassy, a might brassy
and I likes my black coffee
just the way it is.
I likes your thick lips, that big butt,
them wide, swinging hips.
I likes your ear fine-tuned, your eyes deep-set
them eyes that see past me: me
and my white shirt pilling; me
and my top button missing; me
and my ring around the collar getting
darker and darker; me and my sweet dreams of you, me
and you listening to each other, me and you hearing each other,
the way it once was, the way it always outta be—free.
they say you won't do your sister's will.
I say keep juicing them thick, red lips.
Keep rocking that wide butt; keep swinging them fine hips.
Keep hearing my loud laughter over BB's singing
over barbecue steaming from mama's warm kitchen.
Keep feeling my stomach pains, my hungry hearth crying out again
for hot collard greens and new tomorrows under
damp dark bridges, cold cardboard boxes, lonely park benches
in half-frozen, muddy trenches.
they say you won't do your sister's will.
I say you just sassy, a might brassy,
and I likes my black coffee
just the way it is.
Tami's Note: Yeah, Lucille...from big-hipped women everywhere! Mac Daddy is totally my poetry connection. Visit his blog for Part I of Lucille Clifton, which includes her bio, plus more poetry from the daddy and other master artists.
9 comments:
- Jennifer said...
Thanks Tami (and Macdaddy) for a wonderful way to end my weekday and usher in the weekend! Poetry is such a pleasure!
- July 25, 2008 at 6:13 PM
- Who's That Gurl? said...
Tami, many thanks for introducing us to the works of two phenomonal poets!
- July 25, 2008 at 6:16 PM
- Somebodies Friend said...
I am really confused Tami.
This reminds me of my gal.
All of the signals are mixed all the time, heart-breaking is all I can say.
I just wish those hips would have been more honest hips, hurt, pain.
Sometimes it seems like it is all just a big game and I am the star.
Guess what, the star is burning out, AGAIN.
I don't know what to think about what we had, I was totally in love with her, and the demands, "tell me you love me."
It was so hard to say with all of the mixed signals, so hard, it seemed like a game, in hindsight.
Once more I sit here and ponder the question, did she really love me? Because for every thing she did that I can put a check in the YES column, there is a check or a potential check in the no column.
Everyone seems to want one thing these days, it is nothing new, that would be, HEAD FUCK HIM, anyway you can.
I am pleased to announce it is working, I am totally confused, AGAIN, I hope everyone is proud, it is working, yippy...........
Every time I am feeling good my "friends" shit on my head AGAIN, gotta love'em.
This too will pass, I hope it is all a fucking joke, maybe one day I will be able to laugh, just not today, today I want to CRY......
- July 25, 2008 at 7:51 PM
- Somebodies Friend said...
Like I said in my last comments, this sounds alot like my gal.
Sometimes I am not sure if I get what my gal is trying to say, ya no how us guys and gals don't always communicate on the same level, misunderstandings and all.
Lets just say ifr I was OK with my gal, knowing she was doing a little shakin' and wigglin' of those hips when I was away. Being as free as she wanted to be, I wouldn't have a problem with that at all..... As a matter of fact I would encourage it, being lonely n all. As long as she wasn't puttin herself in harms way, it would be A OK, as far as I am concerned.
For the simple fact that I will be away quite a bit, and I have this funny feeling that I might be doing a little shakin' and a wigglin' when I am out and about.
How could I expect the misses to sit home alone if I am out gettin my freak on. Just wouldn't be fair would it, I don't think so.
I would say to the misses, lets be civil about this, as a matter of fact I thought we already had this discussion once before, ya no, the open it up thing we talked about.
Lets keep it real, cause we must remain friends, that is a fact....
My gal is a real woman, where else am I going to find me a bona fide woman, one that really loves and cares about me......
Nowhere as far as I can see...
God, I love her.....
- July 25, 2008 at 8:46 PM
- Tami said...
Somebodies friend,
I don't know what your partner and you and going through, but I do have to say that gameplaying has no place in adult relationships. I think Lucille Clifton meant this poem as an homage to her sexual and personal power. But we all ought to be using the power we have for good not evil.
I'm not with you on the playing while the partner is away thing--not in a committed relationship. But you know, you and your girlfriend should work your relationship in the way that works best for the two of you and allows you both to grow and thrive. Relationships shouldn't be difficult, with a lot of drama and suspicion and head games. Gina at What About Our Daughter Said It Best on one of her podcasts--Real love is boring.
That's just my two cents.
- July 26, 2008 at 10:05 AM
- Who's That Gurl? said...
I totally agree with you, Tami. To be honest, I played many a game in my day but I was young (early to mid 20s) and didn't know better. There's a level of maturity required for any relationship to work. If that's not there you'll always have a difficult time. And, as someone told me a while ago...you can't be in a relationship by yourself (i.e., there has to be mutual interest/love).
Somebodies friend, you may have to take a step back for a minute and 1) let her miss you and 2) see if she's really ready for a relationship. I'm not sure how old you are but as time goes on you learn that people only have control over what you let them control. Stay strong, everything will get better :).
- July 26, 2008 at 12:50 PM
- Somebodies Friend said...
It has been too long for me, the sisters.
If I could contact the spirit of the sisters to know their will.
I don't remember the names of the sisters, the spirit of the beautiful black sisters escapes me.
If the spirit calls, I will anwser, yes, I will anwser the call.
You won't do your sisters will.
Show yourselves, black sisters, show me your will.....I will.
- August 9, 2008 at 11:24 AM
- Somebodies Friend said...
Lucille, Lucille
I am almost there, I think I see the will.
When your shaken those hips.
Smackin those lips.
Untucking that white shirt with the missing botton.
Come on back, to the south side, on the lower South Side, in the back.
Are you saying yes, see there is no grafitti on the back, of the garage.
And the hair, twirling, pulling, touching, yes, am I saying yes, look at me, but don't just look at the hair, look all of me, yes, all of me. Am I wrong, I think not.
But what about my guy, he is here dancing with me, how do I ask for a dance, he won't approve.
This whole dancing lesson is complicated, yes, very complicated.
I am still trying to figure out the moves, so I can dance, and the bo will never Know.
I could use a clue from someone that knows. Everyone is talking in tongues, I need the anwser sheet.
all I am asking for is the key for yes, does it start with telling them my business, but I'll need to read it from the card, the card, in my hand?
- August 10, 2008 at 11:31 AM
- Somebodies Friend said...
What have you done…to me?
I said it would never happen…to me!
I thought all this had passed…by me.
All the joy you shared…with me.
The smile on your face…around me.
The good times we had…you and me.
The feelings that you provoked…in me.
The love in your heart…because of me.
Will I see you again…I know you love me!
Never could I imagine…after you befriended me,
Everything that happened…why me?
I am seeing very clearly…but excuse me!
Why did you believe him…over me.
Then rip out my heart and feed it…to me!
I thought what we had was special…not just about me.
I'm still having a hard time…please forgive me!
- September 1, 2008 at 12:05 AM


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Afferent loop syndrome is a complication of several different types of stomach surgery. If you have had or are going to have a procedure called gastrojejunostomy, also known as Billroth II gastrectomy procedure, you should know that afferent loop syndrome can occur after this type of stomach surgery.
During a Biliroth II type of operation, your surgeon will remove or bypass the lower part of your stomach and attach the remaining part of your stomach to a loop of intestine downstream. The area where the stomach and intestine are attached is called the anastomosis. The intestine downstream from the anastomosis is called the efferent limb.
After surgery, the bile and pancreatic digestive juices enter the afferent loop All these juices flow downstream and need to pass the anastomosis and enter your digestive system. Afferent loop syndrome occurs when something traps the flow of these juices up to and past the anastomosis.
These are common causes of afferent loop syndrome:
An improperly made anastomosis
Twisting or kinking of the afferent loop
Trapping of the afferent loop secondary to scar tissue in an area near the surgery
Scarring from ulceration at the site where the afferent loop joins the stomach
Cancer that recurs and blocks the afferent loop
Symptoms will start to appear when the secretions from the pancreas and bile fill the afferent loop and are unable to pass the anastomosis. The secretions build up in the afferent limb causing pressure. This is especially true after a meal. Afferent loop syndrome can occur anywhere from days to years after surgery. Afferent loop syndrome that occurs soon after surgery—within the first few weeks—is called acute afferent loop syndrome; this usually means the afferent loop is completely obstructed. Afferent loop syndrome that occurs weeks or even years after surgery is called chronic afferent loop syndrome; this usually means there is a partial obstruction.
The most common symptoms are:
Abdominal pain, especially in the upper right side of the abdomen
Nausea and fullness, especially after eating
Sudden and severe vomiting of bilious fluid that occurs when the obstruction of the distended afferent loop is relieved and the afferent loop decompresses its content into the stomach. This relieves the abdominal pain
If you experience these symptoms after stomach surgery, contact your doctor immediately.
Your doctor may suspect afferent loop syndrome if you have symptoms any time after gastrojejunostomy surgery. Although blood tests and basic X-rays can help with the diagnosis, the best tests a CT scan which will show the fluid-filled, swollen afferent loop, or an upper GI endoscopy which will show obstruction of the afferent limb.
Treatment is almost always surgery. In acute afferent loop syndrome, emergency surgery may be necessary to prevent rupture of the loop. The type of surgery will depend on what's causing the actual obstruction. In some cases, the anastomosis may need to be taken apart and redone. If the afferent loop has become scarred and narrowed, it may need to be removed.
To better understand the complications of gastrectomy surgery, ask your doctor to explain all the risks and benefits of the surgery before your procedure. After surgery, carefully follow all your medical team's instructions. And always call your doctor right away if you have any symptoms that could indicate afferent loop syndrome.
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Chicago Firehouse Restaurant
- Address:
1401 S. Michigan Ave
Chicago, IL 60605Neighborhood:
South Loop
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Chicago Firehouse Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://chicagofirehouse.com/
- Phone: 3127861401
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm, Thursday & Friday 3:00pm - 11:00pm, Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm.
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm;
Brunch: Sunday 9:30am - 3:00pm;
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Steakhouse, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Chris Turano
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: The Chicago Firehouse can accommodate parties of 12 - 200 on the premises. There is no limit to events off-site. Catering packages and flexible menus are offered.
- Entertainment: The Chicago Firehouse features the smooth sounds of Myles Hayes Jazz Trio every Thursday throughout the year. The Trio Takes over our stunning Patio in the summer. Come join us for dinner and a show!
- Special Events: Come join our Mainstay Rewards Program & earn points with every visit!
Getting there
- Cross Street: 14th Street
- Public Transit: Michigan Avenue Bus - #4, #3, #1, #12
CTA Red Line Train, CTA Orange Line Train, CTA Green Line Train - Roosevelt stop
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Valet parking available for $9.00. Metered street parking available. Parking lot available at 14th and Michigan for $7.00.
A word from Chicago Firehouse Restaurant
The Chicago Firehouse restaurant is in an attractive turn-of-the-century building that formerly housed the Chicago Fire Department and was completely remodeled in 1999. The Chicago Firehouse Restaurant retained its charm with original tin ceilings, fire-glazed walls and brass poles. Just as the setting pleases your eye, the American fare will tantalize your taste buds.Continued
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Chicago Firehouse Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
186 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (93)great for outdoor dining (86)neighborhood gem (82)romantic (73)good for groups (56)fit for foodies (45)notable wine list (42)great for lunch (31)great for brunch (22)late-night find (14)hot spot (10)kid-friendly (9)vibrant bar scene (4)scenic view (4)Show More
- ExcellentwboutDined on 9/28/2014The four of us had a great time. The food, service, and outdoor seating were all fantastic. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food. Great place.BucaDined on 9/27/2014I travel often to different cities for work and always look forward to finding great local place to eat. Chicago Firehouse Restaurant has it all; great food, great service, great chefs, and a great place overall for any occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UnderwhelmingDateNightDined on 9/20/2014We were excited about our evening at the CFH, as we have fined here before. Unfortunately, our server was not as attentive to US as I would have liked. I order a glass of wine, it was a while before I received it and tables that arrived after us who ordered drinks received them before I got my glass of wine. We ordered the crab cake which was cold in the middle and riddled with shells. I ordered the salmon (yum) and the lobster mac and cheese, and green beans. My fiancé ordered a steak (he said yum). However, the whole real reason for our return was for the lobster mac n cheese which was COLD! We decided to send it back. It came back out hot but just didn't taste as good as before. There were shells in it as well. So overall disappointingSpecial Features:
- Always EnjoyableOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014This was about my 5th visit to the Firehouse. Love the historic feel of the place. The food is excellent. The service is helpful without being overbearing. I've always enjoyed my visits to the Chicago Firehouse!Special Features:
- Lunch reviewutsa26VIPDined on 9/17/2014In an area that can be difficult to find good places to host clients for lunch, Chicago Firehouse stands out. Good value, good service, pleasant surroundings.Special Features:
- Love the bar dining areaRayUWSVIPDined on 9/14/2014I've never been disappointed with the food, service, wine selection, or ambiance here. It's a great use of an interesting space and always an enjoyable dining experience.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food.. that's about itdanitreDined on 9/13/2014The food was really good, but the ambiance and service was just... meh. There was a tv playing college football, which just ruined my dinner. The waiter would disappear for long periods of time. He would only comeover to ask us if we wanted more cocktails and that's about it. We were finish eating and the plates litterally sat on the table for about 20 minutes before someone came to clear them. If you want to price your food comprable to somewhere like Gibson's then I suggest having service to go along with it.Special Features:
- It was decentBrokeLawStudentDined on 9/12/2014Neighborhood steak place. The bar is cool, the building has interesting history, and the food is decent but we weren't wowed by anything. Lobster mac and cheese wasn't as good as several other places in town, the steak was ok but undercooked a bit, dessert was nothing special, everything on the menu seemed very steakhouse classic. The sides were generous and tasty--I'd rather have those than their main courses!Special Features:
- chateaubriand is excellentdisappointedDined on 9/10/2014we've been to this restaurant many times but this was our first taste of the delicious chateaubriand - truly excellent. we did not want to be seated in the bar area as it is quite noisy and Zach accommodated us and moved our group so we could conduct some business over dinner. I applaud the young guys who conceived this restaurant idea and likewise that they have kept their high standards of service and food despite becoming more and more popular.Special Features:
- A very nice evening!JeffDined on 9/8/2014Excellent food, wonderful service and a nice atmosphere!Special Features:
- Chicago Firehouse SteakhouseSkripDiningExperienceDined on 9/8/2014The owners have done a great job of keeping the old charm mixed with modern style. The chateaubriand for two was out of this world and the black truffle complimented the flavor without taking away from an excellent cut of meat. My only concern to note was service was a little slow the evening that we dined at Chicago Firehouse Steakhouse. Don't miss the original ceilings and fire poles that remain in the bar area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BarbfromIndyBarbfromIndyDined on 9/6/2014Special restaurant. Menu choices excellent for upscale yet unique steakhouse. Meat and seafood selections from our four diners were all well prepared. House salad and blue cheese lettuce wedge were outstanding. Recommend lobster bisque and a la carte Asparagus. Impeccable service and non-intrusive! We enjoyed the structure and the ambiance immensely and appreciated the historic preservation of elements from its previous purpose as a firehouse. Plan to return on future Chicago visits.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great couples spotZchiguyDined on 9/6/2014Excellent service, outstanding men selection, nicely prepared and presented food, setting and environment out of the movies!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful food and serviceFlowershopgirl21Dined on 9/6/2014Second time celebrating a very special birthday at the Firehouse. The food was wonderful and the service absolutely excellent. That made us feel very special. Fast becoming our favorite!Special Features:
- Price is not RightOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/4/2014This is the second time I have visited The Firehouse this summer. I was lucky to sit outside on the patio both times. The ambiance is very good but, the cost is not in line with the quantity or quality of the food. I ordered salmon and for $25 I got one piece of salmon. The salmon was good, but, not worth that price. With that said, the service is first rate.
- great outdoor - bad burgergoodscenebadburgerDined on 9/3/2014had a great date night. Lovely outdoor dining. Only issue. Both of our medium rare cheese burgers were raw. Sent them back to be remade. They cam out well done. Did not complain again. Maybe the second team was on. The calamari and onion rings were good enough. Of course, we are in high end catering, and they probably thought we just did not know the difference between raw and medium rare!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was an extraordinary experience!ScrumptiousDined on 8/31/2014I truly look forward to fine dining again. My sister and I enjoyed ourselves immensely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Was good, but...EmberDined on 8/31/2014I found the food very good; however, I didn't realized that everything would be ala carte. I would have rather of gone to a place that has the soup or salad; vegetable or potato included. I feel that the prices are pretty high, and more food should come with the meal.Special Features:
- Great food and serviceSweet10Dined on 8/31/2014First off it is a quaint restaurant on 15th and Michigan Ave. The attire is is casual or dressy..your choice. The food was excellent. All servers were very nice. We will be back!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very impressed!AndreaDined on 8/29/2014I wasn't sure what to expect from The Chicago Firehouse and was very pleasantly surprised. Everyone from the hostess to the bus staff to our waiter was very pleasant, smiling & courteous. The food was beautifully presented & out of this world in taste. If you want an elegant dining experience & want to perhaps show your teen children what it means to dine in an upscale establishment, this is your opportunity. You will definitely not be disappointed.Special Features:
- A little pricey for what you getdinerinchicagoDined on 8/28/2014I've been to Chicago Firehouse at least three times over several years and it is fine. The food is fine, décor fine, service fine. Nothing particularly good about it but nothing is way off eitherSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/25/2014Service was great !!! Took my client, my boss (Sr. VP) and my team and could not have chosen a better place. Thank you.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/25/2014Nice decoration and lighting for calm dinner and bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect DaypickyeaterDined on 8/24/2014The weather was perfect to sit outside, and the service was good. Went there with two friends for brunch. the food was good, nothing special or outstanding. would recommend the brunchSpecial Features:
- Wonderful and experienced service.JFW2Dined on 8/23/2014Along with masterfully prepared meals. What a jewel this restaurant is.Special Features:
- Great Experience!!LizzyDined on 8/23/2014The Chicago Firehouse Restaurant was an amazing experience!! Great place for special occasions or just delicious food!! Will definitely be going back soon!Special Features:
- My Birthday DinnerbigandlittleDined on 8/18/2014I celebrated my Birthday at the restaurant along with my parents and my Boyfriend it was my first time, We sat on the patio and the ambiance outside is really nice and the whole restaurant is also great. Our server Niko was very friendly and accommodating. We ordered calamari, crab cakes and grilled octopus to start and I had a New York strip steak. The only thing that I didn't like was the food was a little bland on the steak and octopus I wish they could've added more flavoring to it. Regardless of the food overall, I had a great experience because of the great customer service that our server Niko gave us. I asked for Salt and Pepper and Steak Sauce he gave it right away and he recommended a nice wine for me. Overall great experience!Special Features:
- tourist with young daughterOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/17/2014Best Kalamari I have ever had. Entree is ala carte but the sides are more reasonably priced than similar steakhouses and just as good. I would go again.Special Features:
- Sometimes good for quite dinnerTerradinDined on 8/16/2014I went with a group of 4 and we had a great time. Our conversation was nice and quiet just like everyone else in the restaurant. Then a party of 8-9 came in and were talking really loud. Since the design of the restaurant is an open layout, there is no blocking sound coming from another party. I don't think of myself as a sound sensitive person, but when you are 20+ feet away and can not hear the person next to you, the other party is making too much noise.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prefer other steakhouses in ChicagoOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/16/2014We didn't have very good service. We had to keep asking for water and bread. My husbands fish was so overcooked as was my filet. Great wine list and nice ambience but for the money I think there are better options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A-MAZING!amazingDined on 8/14/2014it broke my heart to have to leave several bites of my 18oz bone-in ribeye and a good portion of the lobster mac & cheese, but there is no way i would have been able to eat the vanilla bean creame brulee if i hadnt. the ribeye was cooked to perfection. all the side dishes were spectacular. service, out of this world! thanks michael!Special Features:
- Great experience!MarkDined on 8/13/2014Great food and great service. Steal was well cooked and portions were adequate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 42nd anniversary dinneroutoftownersDined on 8/12/2014arrived early and were not able to sit at the bar waiting for our table - that was the only negative issue and not the reason we were there - our 42nd anniversary dinner and the choice for where to eat could not have been better!! Great service, great food, nice wine and beer selection. Will definitely return in the near future. Also my first weekend with the new phone, and it was great to be able to book a table on line.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Savory Steaks!mds1997Dined on 8/10/2014We enjoyed our visit to Chicago Firehouse! We ordered the 8 oz. filet mignon and it was very tender and juicy. We also ordered the garlic mashed potatoes and french fries. It was too much food for just us, but the waiter said the helpings for the sides were really for 1 1/2 not the 2 people (as stated on the menu). We ended up with over 3/4 of the sides remaining, and could not eat anymore! Very delicious! We also enjoyed the history about the firehouse building too...very fascinating! We would definitely go back there to eat if given the opportunity!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great South Loop DinningnanjoDined on 8/9/2014Chicago Fire House was a real neighborhood gem of fine dinning. It was more than just a great steakhouse. Everything ordered from lobster bisque, ceaser salad, fish special were superb. The old fire sration added to the ambiance to make the whole experience special. Service was outstanding. Highly recommend.Special Features:
- Home of Backdraft FirehouseGImpRDined on 8/9/2014A nostalgic historic place.. Like the food and the atmosphereSpecial Features:
- not badpkeatDined on 8/9/2014Great location, staff is pretty good, food is good not great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome experienceLocalDinerVIPDined on 8/8/2014Six of us had an exceptional dinner at Chicago Firehouse. Steaks rivaled any in Chicago and the non-steak entrees were very well prepared. Absolutely fantastic !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NoochDined on 8/7/2014Very disappointed in the service. Felt like I was inconveniencing my waiter. Very rude at times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chicago firehouse restaurantNolimitfunDined on 8/4/2014Great find for a blind draw restaurant off the internet. Was listed in the top 10, and I will give it a ten in my book!!Special Features:


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Abbott entered the SH&E field in 1955 as a field safety specialist for the Insurance Co. of North America (INA) and joined ASSE in 1958. Abbott, who recently received an ASSE 50 Year Crystal Award, credits ASSE resources, and networking and professional development opportunities to his successful safety career, which is still going strong. He currently works in risk assessment consulting, which he considers a cutting-edge form of accident analysis that integrates safety engineering and cost-benefit analysis.
At the start of his career, Abbott saw the difficulties of networking outside of the employee ranks and helped form the South Florida Safety Association, which he says ultimately became ASSE's South Florida Chapter. Having a hand in publishing the association's monthly newsletter, Abbott also relied heavily on Professional Safety to get the most from his membership. "Highly respected professionals began to publish in the ASSE journal. Through their articles and technical papers, I saw the profession move from a first-aider and do-gooder approach to a productive-member-of-the-management-team approach," he says.
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It's a great day and I'm filled with the Holy Ghost and the Spirit of God surrounds
Trickles of pain shoot through my parts signaling another moment given over to
the NEGATIVE.
There are solutions that loom large and require thought and conscious study
and I have so much work to do to be a craftswoman.
Even of life.
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UNC eliminated in OT thriller; Mile High Mids ends
Facing top seed Weber State on the Wildcats' home floor in the Big Sky semifinals, the Northern Colorado Bears rallied from 11 points down in the second half to force overtime, then rallied again from 7 points down in the extra period — but couldn't quite complete the comeback, and lost 66-63 to the Wildcats.
"I'm really proud of our guys," said UNC coach B.J. Hill. "I told them afterwards, 'I've been doing this for 20 years and I've never been more proud of an effort, win or lose, in my life.'"
With the fate of this blog itself hanging in the balance, there were some thrilling and ecstatic moments along the way, as my Twitter timeline shows:
#SUPERHOOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @unc_bears TIE GAME!!!!!!— Mile High Mids (@MileHighMids)March 15, 2014
MILE HIGH MIDS WILL NOT GO QUIETLY INTO THE NIGHT! WE WILL NOT VANISH WITHOUT A FIGHT! WE'RE GOING TO LIVE ON! WE'RE GOING TO SURVIVE!— Mile High Mids (@MileHighMids)March 15, 2014
But, ultimately:
It ends in a loss.— Mile High Mids (@MileHighMids)March 15, 2014
A valiant effort by the @unc_bears, and a helluva game, but Weber survives in OT. Thus ends the 4th & final season of @MileHighMids. #sadz— Mile High Mids (@MileHighMids)March 15, 2014
That, indeed, is all she wrote for Mile High Mids. As I explained previously, I'm retiring, or "graduating," this blog (and its Twitter account) after these four seasons. Now that all the teams covered by Mile High Mids are no longer in contention for the national championship, the blog's "season" is over.
Of course, I'll still watch, tweet about, and occasionally blog about college basketball, particularly the mid-majors, just as I did before Mile High Mids existed. But my coverage of local mid-major basketball won't have its own dedicated blog and account anymore.
Anyway, please follow me at @brendanloy and bookmark brendanloy.tumblr.com (a.k.a. The Living Room Tumblr) for my coverage and discussion of whatever I feel like talking about, including hoops. (NOTE: Coverage of Northern Colorado's home CIT game next week will be through the Brendan Loy accounts.)
Maybe, after the whole season is truly over, I'll write some sort of postscript, epilogue or retrospective about all this. Right now, I don't have time to be that thoughtful. It's Selection Sunday weekend, dammit!! :) So I'll just say this:
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We walked the beach this morning, just Sean and I, after the morning rush of breakfast and teeth brushing and school drop off for Tyty and we took in the world as seen through the hazy lens of a vog filled morning.
It changes things, you know, that vog, when it rolls in.
It can be such a pain for those who already struggle to catch their breath, with asthma and such, and even I will sometimes find myself whining of some, probably elegantly fabricated, vog induced malady.
But it does something to the light, changing, and slowing, the world as if a behemoth filter were placed on the lens of our days.
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I live in a college town full of coffee snobs, in Washington state no less, and yet it is damn near impossible to get a latte on campus that actually has milk foam on top. The foam is what makes it a latte, guys.
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As a general rule, I avoid eating breakfast there, but I was too lazy to do anything on Sunday so I went. I was standing by the waffle iron waiting for mine to be done, and some guy with a plate already full of food walks up the the batter dispenser, looks at it for a while, then puts his plate under it and presses the lever. I'm not sure what he was expecting to happen, but he looked thoroughly confused. Maybe he thought it was syrup? Or that an instantly inflating waffle would come out?


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