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A Biomarker Study of Secukinumab in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
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This study aims to confirm if patients with a specific biomarker might have a better response to secukinumab treatment. To meet this purpose, exploratory biomarker studies will be done. The goals of these exploratory studies are to (1) find biomarkers that will identify persons with rheumatoid arthritis who will have the best possible response to secukinumab and (2) to identify persons who will have fewer side effects in order to maximize their benefit from secukinumab.
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Drug: Placebo to Secukinumab (AIN457)
Drug: Secukinumab
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Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
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|A Multicenter, 12 Week, Randomized, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled Biomarker Study of Secukinumab (AIN457) in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Followed by an Open Label Extension
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Measure: To assess ACR20 response rate (20% clinical improvement compared to baseline) at week 12 and change from baseline in DAS28, to find out if this response is associated with any marker present in the patient's blood serum [ Time Frame: Interim analysis after approx. 50 to 100 patients completed 12 weeks of the study ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Measure: to assess ACR50/ACR70 response rate (50% resp. 70% clinical improvement compared to baseline) and check if this response is associated with any marker present in the patient's blood serum. [ Time Frame: 36 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis
- Patients must be either DMARD naive or have failed at least one DMARD agent (e.g. MTX, leflunamide or sulfasalazine)
- Patients are allowed up to 3 DMARDs at study entry (e.g. MTX, sulfasalazine or hydroxychloroquine) as long as their dose was stable for 4 weeks prior to initiating study treatment
- Disease activity at screening defined by ≥6 out of 28 tender joints and ≥6 out of 28 swollen joints and hsCRP >10mg/L
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with severe rheumatoid arthritis (functional status class IV according to the ACR 1991 revised criteria)
- Previous exposure to secukinumab or any other biologic, including TNF inhibitors.
- Use of high potency opioid analgesics
- Pregnant or nursing (lactating) women
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Keywords provided by Novartis:
Rheumatoid Arthritis
IgG1K monoclonal antibody
Interleukin-17A neutralizing
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Arthritis, Rheumatoid
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Rheumatic Diseases
Connective Tissue Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Antibodies, Monoclonal
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Black Box Testing: Testing input/output without knowledge and/or regard of the internal code. Commonly designed/executed by test team. White (Glass) Box Testing: Testing input/output with full knowledge and/or regard of the internal code. Commonly designed/executed by Developers.
Answered On : Jul 9th, 2005
In the Black Box testing we test the functionaliy of the application throughly with the help of requirements. here we do not concern about the internal logic of the code. here we check the system, by giving the proper input whether it gives proper output or not. this work done by the testers. in the White Box testing we more concern about internal logic of the program i.e; here we check module interface, local datastructures, logical conditions on their true and false side, loops etc; designated and executed by the developers.
Answered On : Jul 15th, 2005
Black Box testing is also known as behavioural or closed box testing. It is a software testing technique in which the internal workings of the item to be tested are not known to the tester or they are not taken into consideration. White Box Testing is also known as structural,open box, clear box or glass box testing. It is a software testing technique in which an explicit knowledge of the internal workings of the item to be tested are tested.
Answered On : Aug 1st, 2005
White box testing is a test case design method that uses the control structure of the procedural design to derive test cases. Test cases can be derived that 1.guarantee that all independent paths within a module have been exercised at least once, 2. exercise all logical decisions on their true and false sides, 3.execute all loops at their boundaries and within their operational bounds, and 4.exercise internal data structures to ensure their validity.
Answered On : Sep 14th, 2005
HEY THIS IS NARENDAR.GURIJALA BLACK BOX TESTING:test is based on the behaviour of the aplication.tester doesn't required code knowledgeWHITE BOX TESTING:TEST IS BASED ON THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF THE APPLICATION TESTER REQUIRED CODE KNOWLEDGE
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What is the difference betweeen Testing techniques and methodologies
What is the difference between testing Techniques and methologies?
Answered On : Dec 27th, 2005
Testing Technique, We have different types of testing techniques which defines what process we are following. for Ex: Unit Testing, System Testing, Integration Testing and Acceptance Testing. Apart from this we have Big Bang Testing, Module testing, End-To-End Testing, Data base Testing Etc..Testing Methodologies, Namely we have three methodologies like Black Box Testing, white Box Testing and Grey box testing.Gangadhar Nidudavolu
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Black Box Testing: Testing based on an analysis of the specification of a piece of software without reference to its internal workings. The goal is to test how well the component conforms to the published requirements for the component. White Box Testing: Testing based on an analysis of internal workings and structure of a piece of software. Includes techniques such as Branch Testing and Path Testing. Also known as Structural Testing and Glass Box Testing. Contrast with Black Box Testing.
Answered On : Apr 17th, 2007
The major contradiction is that
1) Generally black box testing will begin early in the software development i.e. in requirement gathering phase itself. But for white box testing approach one has to wait for the designing has to complete.
2) We can use black testing strategy almost any size either it may be small or large. But white box testing will be effective only for small lines of codes or piece of codes.
3) In white box testing we cannot test Performance of the application. But in Black box testing we can do it.
4 ) In general we have to write large quantity of test cases for whitebox. But in black box its a selcection of sample test cases.
Answered On : Jul 3rd, 2007
When we are testing any application without testing internal code, it is called black box testing and when we are testing the internal logic of any application it is called white box testing.
Answered On : Oct 18th, 2007
Black Box Testing:1. Testing the application based on its behaviour is called black box testing.2. This is also known as "Behavioral Testing".3. Testers involve in this type of testing.4. not required for coding knowledge.5. only concentrating specifications.6. EX: Functional, Regression Testing, Equivalence Partitioning, Boundary Value Analysis, etc.White Box Testing:1. Testing the application by using internal structure of the coding of application.2. Also known as "Structural Testing" or "Glass box Testing".3. Developers and Testers will involve in this type of testing.4. Coding Knowledge must for this.6. contrast of Black Box Testing.7. Ex: Unit Testing, Code Coverage, Basis Path Testing,etc.
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Black-box and White-box are test design methods.Black Box:Test data derived solely from specification, without knowledge of internal structure of programSynonyms:Behavioral, Functional, Opaque-box, and Closed-box.White Box:Test data derived by examining program's logic.Synonyms:Structural, Glass-box and Clear-box.Hope it's clear...Regards,karthik
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Testing tech....which we use to make testing easily like...equivalence partitioning,boundary value analysis etcMethodoly:The method we follow like v-model,waterfall,spiral etc
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The basic difference between black box and white box testing is that in Black box testing we test only the external features by giving different combinations of inputs and their responses. Black box testing is otherwise known as Specification based testing or Functional based testing.In case of white box testing we consider the internal code, their structure, their complexity etc. White box testing is otherwise known as Structure based testing.
Answered On : Oct 19th, 2011
White box testing is also known as"close box "testing.it is a software testing technique .in which an explict knowledge of the internal wrking of the item to be tested are tested
black box testing is also knwn as "behaviour testing"in which the internal working of the item to be tested are not knwn to be tester or they are not taken into considration.
Black Box Testing: Testing input/output without knowledge and/or regard of the internal code. Commonly designed/executed by test team.
White (Glass) Box Testing: Testing input/output with full knowledge and/or regard of the internal code. Commonly designed/executed by Developers.
Answered On : Apr 30th, 2012
Black box testing does not required knowledge about programming language.. also it does not required skill of development White box testing must required knowledge about programming and programming development..
Answered On : May 29th, 2012
Black Box Testing is basically an input output driven testing without bothering about internal and code level details of Application . Here we check only the behaviour of software application with the variation of inputs .
White box is a something more where programming knowledge is essential and tester ought to aware of internal programming structure of Software Application .
Answered On : Dec 15th, 2012
Black box testing is the process of giving the input to the system and verifying the output. In Black Box Testing tester only knows what the system is supposed to be. He cannot look inside the box. It does not bother about what no. of gyrations does the system perform to generate the output because of this it is also known as behavioral testing, It is also known as Data driven, opaque closed box and Input output driven testing.
Done by systematically reading the contents of the software product.White box testing tester has an access to internal design of the code. In white box testing tester should have programming knowledge to test the application under test. It is also known as glass box testing and structural testing.
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Blog Guy, my favorite actress is Marcia Gay Harden. Why isn't she in more stuff?Because Marcia divides her time between acting and her real love, working as the captain of a luxury cruise ship.WHAT?We caught up with her this week in New York City, aboard the Carnival Dream, tooting the horn, dropping the anchor and stuff, charting a course for Louisville or someplace like that.Blog Guy, are you out of your fricking mind? She's just there to promote a new cruise ship. That's it.You know, that's what I thought at first, too. But look at the caption. It has one of those NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS warnings on it.So, why would they bring in a famous actress and then not be able to use the pictures for anything? No, I'm sticking with my original guess, that she's the captain.Blog Guy, do you always just "guess" at the so-called news you print here?No, not always. Sometimes I just make it up completely.
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Blog Guy, my girlfriend gave me a gift certificate for my birthday, and I'm treating myself to some nice new duds. I wanna be right up there with the latest fashions. What should I get?
That's simple. Shop around for a nice shirt, and then don't buy it and don't wear it. Just go out shirtless.
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Welcome back to our regular feature, Stuff Maybe we Should Have Explained in the Caption, but Didn't.
Our full caption for this photo, which you may read below and which I did not tamper with, tells us this pianist is performing during a concert in the middle of a rice paddy in Taiwan.
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Observant readers will note that actress Pamela Anderson seems to manage only a cruel sneer, one that reaches out and says, "Come here and I'll kill you!"
I believe my blog was the first to report that Anderson's face is doing weird things these days, but that isn't what's going on here.
Drive! They'll get out of the way!
Okay, staff, now you'll see why we've kept our newest movie release under wraps.
We think it's going to be the surprise smash hit of the holiday season. Who can compete with "Hugo and Muammar's Excellent Adventure"?
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In American pop culture, If you want to point out that we're not in Kansas anymore and that things are happening way beyond your understanding, you only need to repeat a tiny snippet of sound, and people still get it.
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Turkey Chili
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Serves 8
2 cups Harmons Recipe Ready diced turkey
1 large sweet onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic
4 green onions, sliced thin
2 red bell peppers, chopped
2 tablespoons oil
2 teaspoons tomato paste
1 1/2 tablespoon chili powder
1 tablespoon coriander
1 teaspoon chile powder
1 teaspoon brown sugar
1 (28-ounce) can whole tomatoes in juice
1 (18-ounce) can black beans, rinsed and drained
1/2 cup beef stock, low sodium
Salt and pepper to taste
In a large pot, warm the oil over medium heat add the onions, garlic, and peppers. Cook for 8 minutes so the flavors can meld. Add the tomato paste, turkey, spices, sugar, and green onions. Cook for another five minutes and then add the tomatoes, beans, and stock. Bring the mixture to a boil and then reduce to a simmer. Season with salt and pepper and continue simmering for thirty minutes. Serve with cheddar cheese, sour cream, and avocados.
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Professor Cochran joined the Law Library faculty in 2000. Some of her duties include maintaining the library's web site, participating in the design and development of the web catalog and coordinating efforts within the library that deal with electronic resources. Her most recent position before joining the Law Library faculty was business reference librarian at the Knox County Public Library. Prior to that, she worked as a librarian in the Government Documents Department at UT's Hodges Library. While pursuing a graduate degree in Information Sciences she was part of the full time staff at UT's Hodges Library in the Reference and Instructional Services Department where her primary responsibilities were teaching bibliographic instructions sessions for a variety of audiences, giving tours and assisting in the development of computer-based tutorials for library instruction. Current research interests include: evaluation of law library web sites; spousal rape exemptions in state statutes; using technology to support instructional efforts.
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Barclay Prime
- Address:
237 South 18th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103Neighborhood:
Rittenhouse Square
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
Barclay Prime
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.barclayprime.com/
- Phone: 2157327560
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: With delectable cuisine and stellar service, Stephen STARR Events brings the experiences of the wildly successful STARR Restaurants to the world of catering. "Re-inventing" the traditional event, Stephen STARR Events prepares unique chef-driven creations as well as signature selections from the restaurants with menus tailored to each client. For more information on full-service catering for small and large private, social and corporate functions, as well as, quick-service options, please contact Stephen STARR Events at (215) 923-2675.
- Private Party Facilities: Luxury and sophistication meet posh and chic at Barclay Prime. A sexy revamp of the traditional steakhouse, Barclay's menu offers subtle twists on steakhouse fare. Reserve the entire restaurant for a corporate event, host a celebration in the private room or hang out with friends in the lounge.
- Private Party Contact: Diane Farina 2672383650
Getting there
- Cross Street: Locust
- Public Transit: The 12 Bus Route runs on Locust Street & curls around Rittenhouse Square. Get off at the intersection of 18th Street.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Valet parking is available at 18th & Locust Streets for $26/car & $30/SUV's. Public lots are available on South Rittenhouse Square & Chancellor Street. Street parking is also available.
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176 reviews since July 4, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
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- DisappointingExpectationsDined on 10/25/2014I wish I had more room, but I will make this short. We traveled from Maryland for my anniversary to have this dinning experience because I thought that it was fine dinning and this was a very special occasion to me, and my steak was burned close to a crisp when I ordered a medium well. I was told that it would take a long time to re cook my steak and I did not want to make my girlfriend wait for me to eat. Only about 25% of the steak was edible. The manager took it off of the bill, but that does not give me my anniversary evening back when I had to really work hard in order to make this evening happen and you cannot get that back.Special Features:
- Fabulous in PhillyKarenDined on 10/25/2014Everything was great from start to finish! The cheesesteak made a "pre-appetizer" for the three of us. Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always excellentzelfVIPDined on 10/25/2014I was never disappointed dinning at Barclays. Food, ambiance and service are always outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Barclay PrimephillyfoodieDined on 10/18/2014Yet another amazing dinner at Barclay Prime. Started off with the white truffle served on home made fettuccine. Delicious! Then had the lobster bisque which is amazing. Then had the best Caesar Salad ever. For an entree had the porterhouse which was perfectly cooked with mashed potatoes and creamed spinach. Capped the night off with the sorbets. So good. Can't wait for my next visit.Special Features:
- SpecialquichegirlDined on 10/17/2014This was our second time dining at Barclay Prime & it didn't disappoint. We came with two other couples to celebrate a milestone birthday. Food was top notch, only to be outdone by the wonderful service. Will be back again.Special Features:
- Good meal, priceySue56Dined on 10/12/2014Our waiter Jeff was knowledgeable and attentive. The Wagyu filet was outstanding as was the foi gras. Nice for a very special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- no mis-steak they are # 1BucketlistitemDined on 10/12/2014An interesting evening of culinary delight as my wife and I experienced dinner at Barclay Prime to celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary. We parked at a local parking garage adjacent to Rittenhouse Square; ($27.00). We were greeted by the receptionist and told that we were early but they could seat us or go to the bar. We opted to go to the table. We were greeted by all restaurant employees wishing us a happy anniversary. The server announced her name and supplied us with all the necessary information to answer our questions. The prices were not in question as I had a $400 dollar gift card. The meal was awesome the beef was cooked to order and melted in your mouth. The sauces were special. I splurged with a $124 bottle. 5 star deservedSpecial Features:
- One of our Philly favorites!ab12VIPDined on 10/10/2014We had dined at Barclay Prime once in the past with a large group of people and wanted to experience it as a couple. The service was just as amazing for two as it was for ten. Food was delicious....I never thought that I would fall in love with roasted broccoli, but it happened. Steaks were amazing, martinis were excellent, no complaints on the wine list. I only wish that we were still hungry for dessert....next time!Special Features:
- Rick made it a fun nightletseatVIPDined on 10/10/2014A perfect place for a celebration! Best tater tots ever. Best s'more ever.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wake up and get back in line!user1101Dined on 10/7/2014I've dined here many times over the course of several years. Barclay Prime is consistently one of the best steakhouses in Philadelphia. Overall, everything was very good, but a few criticisms. The wine list- extensive selection, but very overpriced at 4x retail. The side dishes- the broccoli could have been great, but the cook was overzealous with the lemon and it became a lemony, sour mess. The steak- mine was excellent, but my friend's was supposed to be Pittsburgh rare (seared, but cool on the inside), and it came out medium rare, exactly like mine. That is not a hard order to get right, so that was disappointing. The kitchen staff needs to get back in line, get the orders right and season the dishes correctly.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extremely DisappointingFrazierCrane817VIPDined on 10/4/2014Based on the positive reviewed, we expected to be rocked by one of the best steakhouses in Philadelphia, but the only things that got rocked were our wallets. The ambiance is lively, if not a bit loud. The appetizers of oysters and porcini mushrooms were both superb, but the steaks were very disappointing. Since we were celebrating an occasion, we decided to splurge on the waygu steaks, priced at $95 and $115. Our server described them as being very marbled. My steak arrived lukewarm and my friend's was overdone. We sent his back and shared mine while we waited. The steaks were far from marbled and definitely not worth anywhere near the price. I would never spend that much again for what I would describe as average cuts of beef.Special Features:
- Excellent.....As usualJoeBamVIPDined on 10/4/2014Celebrated our anniversary at our favorite steakhouse in the entire country! Great service by Jason, hands down the BEST ribeye anywhere, just a great time once again! Will be back again and again, they have it right!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerAPro12Dined on 10/4/2014I brought my girlfriend of 8 years to Barclay Prime for our anniversary. It was her first time there and she was amazed with everything you did for us to make our anniversary a special one. I just wanted to say thank you for making our night a great one.Special Features:
- mtairychefOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/3/2014The meal was excellent, the service was impeccable and the birthday dessert for my daughter was wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still going strongSC44Dined on 10/2/2014Never disappointed when I go. My 12 ounce filet was phenomenal and the best steak I had this year! The look is still timeless warm and fun. Great place to impress a client or dateSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service lackingJncmrcDined on 9/28/2014After our first trip to Barclay, we were very impressed with the service and food. The food was still good, but the service was not. When our foriegn friend asked about the steak sauces, the server did not explain them and stood there as if everyone should know what is in them. The server forgot our friend's drink order, did not stop by to ask us how our steak was prepared (mine was not how I ordered), and was generally aloof. The restaurant was almost empty, so we really see no reason for this and do not have any intention of returning. We were embarrassed that we took out of town guests here.I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Perfect EveningTimmyODined on 9/26/2014My wife and I celebrated our Anniversary here and everything was wonderful. Cool ambience, great service, amazing food. I can't wait to go back!Special Features:
- Awful evening,fire alarm all night!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/20/2014Awful evening. Supposed to be a celebration..turned out to be a nightmare. Fire alarm went off for at least 30 min! Flashing light in my fiances face that have him a migraine. Couldn't enjoy food, staff was not even apologetic! I'm actually in shock
- Didn't Like the FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/20/2014I had heard a lot about Barclay Prime from friends who loved it, but I was not a fan. I took my partner there for his birthday. I ordered the lobster bisque, which was one of the worst I've ever had, and the chilean sea bass, which tasted like butter. The rolls are really good, but also taste like there's a lot of butter in them. We also ordered the truffle mac and cheese, which not surprisingly, tasted like there was a lot of butter in it as well. My partner had the tomato appetizer, which was good, and the rib eye, which was not. Our server was amazingly attentive, though. He even brought out dessert with a candle and happy birthday written with sauce -- without my asking (I just noted that it was his birthday in my reservation).
- OutstandingNaTashaDined on 9/19/2014Everything was wonderful: food, service, and ambiance. However, the restaurant was extremely cold. I am a loyal customer and I will continue to frequent this establishment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/19/2014I have been to this restaurant four times and the food is excellent and I enjoy the atmosphere. My only general complaint would be the shared bathroom. I can't stand unisex bathrooms and even though the stalls are marked male or female in this particular bathroom, a man emerged from one of the women's stalls.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/17/2014We went to Barclay Prime for our anniversary. We had a fabulous waitress Melissa, she was friendly and attentive. We both had the lobster bisque, which was great and for our entrée we had the boneless ribeye steak which was outstanding. The bread that they serve is the best. Can't find anything negative about our experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014the best steak of my life. service was quick and good. waiter was knowledgeable and helpful. chairs were uncomfortable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rittenhouse steakhousedrhadVIPDined on 9/13/2014Four blocks west of Broad St. you will an elegant steakhouse where decor is classic and cuisine and service are excellent.Special Features:
- Oh my God loudGovolsDined on 9/12/2014Great food. Great service. So loud I couldn't hear the guy I was interviewing talk.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's good but it can be betterroxieDined on 9/12/20141)For a fine dine restaurant, it was indeed noisy, I had such a hard time hearing my server, 2)I didn't like the fact that the men's and ladies room were together, that was the first I ever encountered, 3) most fine dine does have a complimentary dessert for a birthday occasion but this one doesn't acknowledge itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steak EverNikkiB912Dined on 9/12/2014My family (adults only) went for my birthday and it was one of the best meals I have ever had. They answered any questions you might have and the service was great. The decor was a little off that's the only reason I didn't give 5 starsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- devineeatingDined on 9/12/2014everything was superb,however, it is a bit pricey. valet parking is also high. it is worth a splurge. the waiter was excellent. the time between courses was perfectly timed. i highly recommend this restaurantSpecial Features:
- Anniversary Bliss!pilotJDVIPDined on 9/12/2014Fantastic night at Barclay Prime! It was our Anniversary, so we decided to head into Philly to enjoy a fine meal. We made a reservations for a table of four at 5:00pm. The restaurant atmosphere was inviting and comfortable, without being pretentious or cold. That being said however, this may not be the best choice if you are looking for a very private intimate table for two. All in all our meals were fantastic, but I would not order the hundred $100 cheesesteaks again without the assurance that we would taste the truffles. Our waiter Matthew was outstanding and I would definitely return for a repeat experience. All in all, Barclay prime scores five stars! Try it but expect a high price tag. Plan on $200 per person.Special Features:
- Dinner with FriendslgoodmancpaVIPDined on 9/11/2014Been to Barclay Prime over the years and my most recent visits have just been ok, nothing special. The service is always great but the food has not been as stellar as it once was. The prices are at the top of the scale, but the food was average. Not as magical a restaurant as it once was and also very noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Second to noneArmorer1984Dined on 9/10/2014Barclay Prime had a lot to live up to, as their reputation is what brought us from Nebraska to eat there. We were not disappointed, but impressed. Everything was exquisite in every detail, from the food to the staff to the space itself. Definitely recommend Barclay to everyone we know and maybe they will make the trip too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedNotgoodDined on 9/9/2014I heard good things about BP however our experience for the $$ was very disappointing. The dinner started off well but once the restaurant filled up the service slowed as well. Our waiter was great then he got a party of 12 and forgot where our table was (which was right next to the party of 12). The steaks were all undercooked no one from the waiter or management came back to see how our steaks were, we were never offered additional drinks and had to flag down someone to get water. I would definetly think twice before I came back to spend that kind of money. Very disappointing.
- Food and Service Don't Equal PriceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/8/2014The setting is nice however, I felt that the food and service did not match up to the high priced menu.
- Simply the BestsechsgangVIPDined on 9/8/2014In a city where most steak restaurants take a turn for the worst after years of comfortable running...Barclay Prime continues to impress and is without doubt still the best steakhouse in town. The meat is extremely high quality and the preparation is always spectacular. The prices are up there, but the quality and service are right there with it.Special Features:
- Quiet Night, Excellent find.NoleDave904Dined on 9/7/2014We were in town visiting for the Jaguars-Eagles game. Assuming that's why it was so quiet. Place is probably packed otherwise. Excellent Veal and Lamb choices. Server knew her wine. Her name was Amy. I think she might have been the bartender too. She was excellent as well. Will go back if in Philadelphia again. A must for fellow carnivorous diners.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A lovely dinnerBetsyVIPDined on 9/7/2014This was my first time at Barclay Prime, and I enjoyed it! The food was great, and the service was helpful without being overbearing. I liked the vibe, the music and the decor. I will be back.Special Features:
- Consistently ExcellentKeithBrooksDined on 9/6/2014Always the same great service, excellent food, attentive management and charming atmosphere. Cannot say enough good things about this place. Special mention to Tara our waitress, she was absolutely fantastic.Special Features:
- Best meal I ever hadBenjDined on 9/6/2014Good was outstanding. Worth every penny. Service was excellent. We'll definetly be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Special Occasion Place!GreatSpotDined on 9/6/2014I took a special lady to Barclay Prime for her birthday and the place exceeded all my expectations. The ambiance very relaxed and elegant and the service was impeccable. I informed the restaurant in advance that my reservation was for a birthday and they immediately greeted us kindly and with a special "Happy Birthday" to my guest, which was extremely cool! We sat down at a table against the wall and were blown away with how comfy the seats were and how elegant the inside was. Our waiter, Curtis, extended another"Happy Birthday" wish to my guest and made us feel right at home. The steaks were delicious and the sides were mouth watering. The dinner ended with a great dessert and a free piece of cake on the house! We will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodGreatfoodDined on 9/6/2014Our food was superb. I had the dry aged NY steak, and my partner had the Chilean sea bass. Both were excellent and superbly prepared. The desert was to die for. Great restaurant for dinner and special occasionsSpecial Features:


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The 381-horsepower 5.7-liter V8 is a capable grunt-master; rear- and optional four-wheel-drive.
Although their popularity is waning, there are still people who need rough-and-ready sport-utes that can tow a mountain while hauling the extended family to the Andes. It's for those folks that the biggest-in-the-fleet Toyota Seqouia offers its services. For something this large, you get nothing less than up-to-eight-passenger capacity and a cargo hold to match. The three-section (40/20/40) second-row bench seat can be moved forward or back across a six-inch range while the third-row 60/40 split bench comes with a reclining seatback. You can also substitute the second-row three-person bench seat for twin high-back buckets. All but the driver's seat can be folded flat for toting big and bulky loads and the liftgate includes a handy power window. The Sequoia is adapted from the Tundra pickup and looks similar from the front doors forward. Also Tundra-based is its sole powerplant: all models use the 381-horsepower 5.7-liter V8 and six-speed automatic transmission. Rear-wheel-drive is standard while four-wheel-drive is optional. The well-equipped base SR5 includes tri-zone (driver, passenger and rear) air conditioning, manual tilt and telescoping steering wheel, cruise control, power windows, front and rear parking sensors, eight-speaker audio system, headlamp washers and 18-inch alloy wheels. The Limited adds a leather-clad interior, overhead console, heated and power-retracting outside mirrors, running boards, roof rack, 14-speaker audio package and fancier dash trim. Along with the stouter V8, the Platinum comes with a power sunroof, power rear hatch, heated and air conditioned front seats, power tilt/telescopic steering wheel, navigation system, power fold-flat third-row seat, 20-inch wheels and a load-leveling rear suspension. For the 2014 model year, Toyota's Entune audio software now makes navigating the system much easier, along with communicating correctly with plenty of apps.
Base price (incl. destination): $44,650
Type: Full-size four-door sport utility vehicle
Base engine (hp): 5.7-liter DOHC V8 (381)
Layout: Front-engine, rear- or four-wheel-drive
Transmission: six-speed automatic
MPG (city/hwy): 13/18 (RWD)
Safety: Front airbags; front knee airbags; side-impact airbags; side-curtain airbags; anti-lock brakes; traction control; stability control
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By Steve O'Neill | CFO UK | Published 14:53, 05 May 11
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) opened up a consultation on the issue of boardroom diversity on Thursday and the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has already made the case against a quota system.
The CBI said it is keen to see more women on boards of top firms but backed a "comply or explain" approach to encourage an adjustment process.
Issues being consulted on by the FRC are centred around the prospect of changes to the UK Corporate Governance Code to oblige listed companies to publish their gender diversity policies and report on the subject on an annual basis.
A government-commissioned report published in February by Lord Davies of Abersoch recommended that the FRC amend the governance code to require more reporting on gender diversity but there have also been calls for a quota system to be introduced.
Commenting on the publication of a new consultation document, FRC chairman Baroness Hogg said: "Diversity widens the perspectives brought to bear on decision-making, avoids too great a similarity of attitude and helps companies understand their customers and workforces."
"A board with too few women on it risks a weakness in at least one of these respects," she said, adding that the pace of change in this context over "recent years has been glacial".
"We have been calling for action to get more women on boards and believe that encouraging companies to report on their progress is the best way to achieve this," said Matthew Fell, CBI director for competitive markets.
"With this issue under the spotlight in Brussels, the UK government must mount a strong case for a 'comply or explain' approach to reporting, rather than imposed quotas, to promote diversity."
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I've had my series of problems this year, I've discovered so much about myself. My great strengths, my weaknesses, my best sides, and most monstrous ones.
If I could tell you what happiness is like, I'd probably go on forever. Words never fulfill what that word really means. I've grown so much to see that happiness is found is the simplest forms. My happiness is from all the ways I can say, "I can."
I can be a tattoo artist, I can be an amazing friend, I can be a great sister, daughter, cousin, niece, granddaughter. I can be a fierce, loyal and passionate lover. I can live all of my dreams. When everything I can happens, then it becomes what "I am" and I am all of these things.
On the flip side I also discovered what hell is for me. Hell is not a place of many, hell is empty. Hell is staring at yourself in the mirror and seeing nothing. Hell is the lonely road where nothing has fulfillment. My real trip in hell was being so alone, in my heart, in my passions, in my head, and in life. Nothing compares to the kind of suffering you go through when you hurt yourself. This is where you find what we know as "selfish." People in my kinda hell are selfish, not one life ever goes unnoticed. Someone always loves you, someone always cares and I was once so selfish.
My mother once told me that people can walk away from you, but you can never walk away from yourself. You live and die the same person that you are. Life is short and it comes only once, from what I know. I've hit a very large wake up call in my life these past few days and you really want to know what makes me a beautiful person right now.
It's because I can say that "I am" enough. I'm my mothers daughter and she's the strongest woman I know. Believing in yourself is key, key to everything that this horrid world throws at you. Just because the world is horrid doesn't mean you have to be.
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A migration of peoples, especially that of Germanic and Slavic peoples into Europe from the 2nd to the 11th centuries.
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- The depletion of these countries during the Völkerwanderung and the adverse climatic conditions of the Middle Ages must have had in the first instance a selective, in the second a depressing, effect upon national stature.
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It is Thanksgiving Day and – I was feeling a lot more thankful before kickoff of the Green Bay Packers vs. the Detroit Lions this afternoon.
I was debating with myself when to begin this new series that I am calling "Citizen GM," but after the embarrassing display put on by the Green Bay Packers this Thanksgiving Day – I really feel the need to put my General Manager hat on tonight and … give someone the pink slip.
Every week, I am going to choose a player on offense, defense or special teams – and decide their future with the Green Bay Packers. I will either be handing out extended contracts for those who earn them, or passing out "dear John" letters to those who deserve them.
It starts tonight … and it starts with:
Dear Marshall Newhouse,
I hope you had an enjoyable holiday.
As you now well know, we here at the Green Bay Packers organization are trying to go … a different … way with the offensive line. You see, the past two years have not been cutting it. We have arguably the best quarterback in all of football and yet, have been unable to keep him upright. Why is that?
Aaron Rodgers, in the past five weeks, has been proven to be the true MVP of this team … without even being on the active roster. His absence from the field has been detrimental to all three units and we have struggled to find a capable backup. While this may be attributed to lack of preparation on the part of upper management, I am also seeing a devastating trend. Please allow me to share that insight with you now:
1. Aaron Rodgers: on a red zone third down attempt, the offensive line was unable to hold their blocks, causing the pocket to crumble prematurely. Rodgers scrambled to the right, trying to extend the play. No sooner had he avoided the contact of one hungry defensive lineman, did he find himself in the jaws of another. INJURED.
2. Seneca Wallace: in the first series of his first start as Rodgers' backup, Wallace is flushed from the pocket with ferocity. His protection was laughable. He sprinted to his right side and landed on the injured reserve with a groin injury.
3. Scott Tolzien: a young, inexperienced kid with a lot of potential, steps up to be the backup to the QBs backup. He manages to the best of his ability; I would imagine it difficult to throw the ball downfield in under 1 second, while having your face mask ripped from one side to the other. A combination of lack of playbook knowledge and lack of help from the offensive line landed a clipboard in his hand … again.
4. Matt Flynn: how he was able to pull together a 16-point rally to force overtime against the Vikings was beyond belief. It certainly had nothing to do with security in the pocket, as seen from his "running for my life" strategy in the final possessions of the game. However, his luck had run out on Thanksgiving, as you remember. Flynn was sacked 7 times and smacked around more times than a piñata at a kid's birthday party.
Do you see what I am seeing here? This offseason, we paid Rodgers a lot of money. A lot. What we are experiencing with him on the sidelines now is the antithesis of what we needed or wanted to see happen. Now, I am not blaming you entirely. No, that would be silly. There are five men on that offensive line to blame. But … it's time to reap what you've sown.
We gave you a chance, Marshall. We really did. You were a full-time starter last year at the most important position on the line: the blindside, the left tackle. We entrusted that position to you. Rodgers took a league-high 51 sacks and has taken more hits as a starter than anyone else in the NFL. Is that really fair, Marshall? You were an absolutely terrible left tackle and that's why the line was reshuffled this offseason. Unfortunately, one could not have foreseen the injury to Bryan
Bulaga. But instead of reinstating your post, we moved on to a fourth round rookie left tackle in David Bakhtiari. Doesn't that say something?
Again, the injury bug comes into play, as we are having as terrible a time keeping you on the bench as we had in rationalizing your time on the field.
Evan Dietrich-Smith and Don Barclay have been in and out of the lineup for weeks. You've seen time at right tackle and now right guard. You're terrible. You're a revolving door. For a man that is 6-4 and 320 pounds, you sure don't know how to throw your weight around. Opposing linemen blow by you to the inside and outside. Teams have their way with you and it shouldn't be that way. When you come into the game, I can almost hear the QB take a deep breath and count to 10. He knows he'll be running for his life for the remainder of the game.
Newhouse, I hate to do it – I really do, especially on the day after Thanksgiving – but we're going to have to let you go. I say this with love, but you stink. But, I am a reasonable fake-GM with no say whatsoever, so I am going to do you a solid. I'm going to contact the Minnesota Vikings for you. They love our discards and let's face it: I'd just love to put Clay Matthews opposite you two times a year.
Thanks for … I'm sure there's something … hmmm. I'll think of it later.
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By Ilanna Newman
Earlier this month, a friend sent me a video by The Factuary called "What Do Feminists Have Left?" It argued that though we have come incredibly far in the last century, there are five things feminists in America have left to fight for: equal pay, access to reproductive care, greater media representation, an end to rape culture, and an end to microaggression. I hadn't encountered the term microaggression before, so I delved into its history and broadened meaning. The term was coined in 2007 by the psychiatrist Chester M. Pierce and originally was used to describe the use of racial slurs in both intentional and unintentional insults. Microaggression also refers to the derogatory use of a term for any marginalized group, even if the speaker does not intend for the use to be offensive toward that group. The LGBT rights movement has done a spectacular job campaigning against one of the most common offenders – "That's so gay."
I am thankful that I haven't encountered many microaggressive statements against women in the Orthodox community, both among my peers at the University of Maryland and in the various communities I frequent as a Shabbat and Yom Tov guest. However, I have experienced a different linguistic phenomenon that I will call "indirect microaggression" or "microaggression by omission." I have observed this failure to use inclusive language in communities across the Orthodox spectrum. Most recently, I was a guest at a friend's house for the first days of Sukkot and we were enjoying a large lunch full of hearty food and conversation. Ten post-bar-mitzvah age males were in attendance, as one of them discovered with a delighted, "Hey, we can makemincha here!"
My friend's fourteen-year-old brother excitedly exclaimed, "Wait, we have ten people?"
I tried not to say anything, but this sweet boy didn't know the tumult that he'd unleashed in my mind. I told him, "Next time, please say 'ten men,' not 'ten people.' There are fourteen people in this room. Only ten can form a minyan, but please don't forget that there are women here too."
The boy paused for a moment and said, "Wow, I've never thought about it like that before."
One of the male guests good-naturedly questioned my friend, "Are you all feminist-y too?" He sounded as if he expected her to brush off my radical views and irrational protest at a commonly used phrase, especially in the yeshiva world where indeed all ten people in the room are male.
She replied quite seriously, "I don't pay attention as much to things like this, but I definitely agree with what she's saying."
The guest was taken aback, but conceded, "I guess if it bothers you so much, we could just say 'ten men.'"
The men gathered in the living room for mincha and my friend and I slipped into the adjacent room with the door slightly open (though impromptu minyanim do not need a physical mechitzah, the men preferred we stay out of sight instead of merely behind them). Though he had acknowledged why the boy's comment had upset me, the guest didn't see anything wrong with calling out, "Okay, now we have ten PEOPLE so we can start – just kidding, ladies." I spoke to the man privately afterward about why it was important that he use inclusive language. He apologized, saying that it felt strange for him to be confronted about a phrase that he had heard and had used for his entire life, so he made the joke as a defense mechanism.
While I accept that I cannot be counted in a minyan because I am a woman, I still want to be counted as a person. Jewish Orthodox feminists still have so much to do if the young adults of the Orthodox world are not educated about what it means to speak with respect toward half of society. So many Orthodox Jews speak cautiously when discussing other groups, ever sensitive about maintaining a good name for the Jews in a secular and often unforgiving world. Yet in our own world, inclusive language is tossed to the wayside in favor of the status quo. In an era when Israeli women are subject to hadarat nashim, the exclusion of women from public life, it is especially critical for those who condemn this extremism to speak in accordance with their values. Not using inclusive language is just another method of subjugating women that, while certainly not as barbaric as spitting on schoolgirls, is nevertheless damaging to the Jewish goal of building a complete and loving world.
Ilanna Newman is a senior linguistics and hearing and speech sciences major at the University of Maryland, College Park. She was a JOFA Fellow in the 2011-2012 cohort and plans to make aliyah in summer 2013.


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The European co-production (CH, AT) Sennentuntschi by Michael Steiner, supported by the Eurimages Fund, had its world premiere at the opening of the Zurich Film Festival on 23 September 2010. The full length feature films Bon Appétit (ES, DE, CH) by David Pinillos and Oxygen /Adem (BE, NL) by Hans Van Nuffel, both supported by Eurimages, were selected in official competition. The Variety New Talent Award went to the film Oxygen /Adem (BE, NL) by Hans Van Nuffel at the closing ceremony which was held on 2 October 2010.
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Our Zero One Vintners' The Wild Sky Walla Walla Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is a balanced wine with great structure and depth. It vibrantly evolves in your glass, much like the sky above us. We produce this wine as a celebration of Washington, and all of the natural beauty and tremendous terroir our state has to offer.
The name Zero One has a double meaning. First, we recognize that we live in a digital era. We are surrounded by 'zeros' and 'ones' in the form of cell phones, laptops, e-mail, websites, HD TV, e-commerce, and more. The name is a nod to the innovations and enhancements the digital age has provided for all of us. And second, Zero literally means nothing, whereas One is your first...Read More About Zero One Vintners
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Sharing part of the valley with Oregon, Walla Walla is on the southeast side of the Columbia Valley. It is primarily red grape land, with Cabernet Sauvignon leading in the vineyards, followed by Merlot and the ever-growing and very popular, Syrah.
In the 1990's, as Washington State was gaining more acclaim for its red wines, Walla Walla was...Read More About Walla Walla Valley
(cab-uhr-NAY sow-veeh-yawn) King of Red Many refer to Cabernet Sauvignon as the king of red grapes. Perhaps that title is due to its ability to grow worldwide in a number of climates, or to the fact that it produces wine with such character yet such diversity. Either way, this grape is responsible, as a whole or a partner, for some of the greatest wines in the world. In Bordeaux,...Read More About Cabernet Sauvignon
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