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Audrey Kawasaki Tattoo done by the very talented artist Anson Eastin.
Forever Tattoo. Cape Coral, Florida. USA.
Last week my talented friend Audrey Kawasaki was nice enough to sit for me for some portraits. I had a great time playing with her kitty, Elvis too! Here's an outtake. Thanks Audrey!
My Little Joker . My Queen of Hearts. My Suicide King .2.25"x3.5 ink on watercolor paperThese are for the 2nd Annual Tiny Trifecta Group Showat Tara McPherson's boutique/gallery, Cotton Candy Machine in NY.Artists creates three tiny pieces for $100 each.Opening night is July 7th Saturday. 7pm to 11pm.pre-registration starts at 4pm.for more info check here.
Audrey Kawasaki 'Suicide King' - @audkawa
A deck of A.Kawasaki playing cards would be so dope; The King of Hearts is indeed a Suicide King…
"My little Joker for Tara McPherson's Tiny Trifecta 2nd Annual Group show at Cotton Candy Machine boutique, NY. Artists create 3 pieces of $100 each" - @audkawa
This would be my most favored card from her deck, as far as the illustration design for The Joker character is concerned; and that boils down to my interest in prankster characters who shape shift scenarios for amusement of their twisted sense of humor. Sounds strange to say, I know, but as long as the element of manipulative villain tricksters stay living in the comic books, novels and movies I enjoy their climax of riddles and mischief before they fall defeat - because as we know good overcomes evil. As A.Kawasaki has drawn this character simple, there is also a given seductive, adorable mystic gesture. Dope!
I wanted something pretty and this was it :)
Inspired by Audrey Kawasaki, drawn, tattooed and photographed by Julian from First Tattoo (Singapore)
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Audrey Kawasaki to appear at ComicCon for the first time
On Saturday July 14th Hi-Fructose Magazine will be hosting a signing and print release by me at SDCC Booth #4939. I will be signing specially made collector cards included with each print purchase as well as Hi-Fructose Vol.2 Books. I will be at their booth 11:30~1:30pm and at 3:30pm. This is an exclusive print run for this event.


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Patriots fans who might've known nothing a week ago about former UC Bearcats wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins are suddenly making room for the undrafted rookie on the team's 53-man roster.
Thompkins apparently impressed many with his performance Sunday at training camp. Here's a sampling of reactions:
Boston.com's Robert Burgess: Training camp Day 3 practice report
TOP PLAYS: Tim Tebow threw a perfect 50-yard bomb to Kenbrell Thompkins over CB Stephon Morris for a touchdown to end practice.
THREE UP: WR Kenbrell Thompkins: Undrafted rookie sat out the first day but has been impressive the last two practices, earning repetitions with the starting unit and catching everything that comes his way.
ODDS AND ENDS: Based on three days of camp, the top four performers at wide receiver have been Amendola, Dobson, Thompkins and Kamar Aiken.
ESPNBoston.com's Mike Reiss: Bed check: Offseason award winners
Rookie report: Receivers Aaron Dobson and Kenbrell Thompkins continue to get a lot of work with quarterback Tom Brady.
Tebow stays late to sign: Quarterback Tim Tebow was among the players staying late after practice to sign autographs. He was one of the last players to return to the locker room and he ended practice on a high note with a long touchdown pass to Thompkins down the left side.
PatsFans.com's Derek Havens: Sunday Training Camp Observations
Rookie receiver Kenbrell Thompkins had a fantastic day Sunday. Of all the wide outs, the undrafted free agent was the most impressive. He continues to get reps with the "first team" and showcases the ability to play outside. Seems like Thompkins is making a strong case to make the roster.
Musketfire.com's Joe Soriano: New England Patriots Kenbrell Thompkins has been standing out
New England Patriots undrafted free agent wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins is a huge sleeper, and he gained even more momentum after another highly successful day of practice today. The former Cincinnati Bearcats star is penciled in on my 53-man roster for the Patriots, and he is a rookie nobody should be overlooking. Although Josh Boyce looked good as well today, it has been an undrafted rookie in Thompkins who is stealing the show, and he was reportedly the best wide receiver on the field for the Patriots during training camp. Thompkins's emergence was one of the reasons why the Patriots released Donald Jones, and it sounds like the softly spoken hype among Patriots fans is real.
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Kang Hye Jung curses to avoid fights in public?
ActressKang Hye Jungrevealed her own unique way of avoiding fights in public.
Her method was so unique that it made the entire set of 'Incarnation' burst into laughter – in fact, most of her method had to be completely beeped out because she was spitting out curse words left and right.
Kang Hye Jung explained, "A few years ago while I was filming a movie, the staff and the actors were having dinner. A drunk man came over and started to pick a fight. Since everyone was already tipsy, their emotions got out of hand, and I figured if I left everything alone, there would be trouble. So my manager and I made a plan."
She continued, "I apologized to my manager first, and then I cursed in the worst way I knew how to my manager to gain attention. I kept saying things you shouldn't say as an actress, so everyone stared at me. Because of that, everyone stopped thinking about fighting, but tried to calm me down instead. The drunk man looked at me like I was crazy and left."
She repeated what she told her manager, and every single word had to be censored out, so all viewers heard was a very long 'beeeeeeep'.
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Toronto, Oct. 28, 2011 – On Friday, Oct. 21, the bar for charity balls was raised at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts as the scene of Operanation 8: A Muse Ball unfolded with more than 1,000 guests. The magical evening raised $100,000 for the Canadian Opera Company's Ensemble Studio, Canada's premier training program for young opera professionals.
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As part of a special opera residency in Sudbury and Timmins this year, the Xstrata Ensemble Studio School Tour will offer introductory workshops to schools receiving a performance of Isis and the Seven Scorpions. Elementary school children will take part in Introduction to Opera workshops led by the opera's composer Dean Burry, and high school students will take part in Introduction to Directing workshops led by the production's director Ashlie Corcoran. The Northern Ontario Regional Arts Conference will also feature a professional development workshop for educators on how to use opera in the classroom, led by Corcoran.
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Toronto – The Canadian Opera Company is pleased to present two Toronto public performances of this year's Xstrata Ensemble Studio School Tour production of Hansel and Gretel, a child-friendly adaptation of the original full-length opera, based on the classic fairytale by the Brothers Grimm. Sung in English, the school tour version of Hansel and Gretel contains amusing characters and enchanting music that will have young audiences spellbound. The two public performances take place at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011 at theJoey and Toby Tanenbaum Opera Centre (227 Front St. E.).
Forty-five minutes prior to each performance, COC artists, educators and staff will lead children through creative arts and interactive activities inspired by Hansel and Gretel. Young people attending the performances may also participate in an Introduction to Opera workshop with critically acclaimed Canadian composer Dean Burry, creator of the COC's school tour opera Isis and the Seven Scorpions and the children's opera The Hobbit.


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Science is hard. Especially for school children learning advanced concepts. But a little theme music and a singalong or two could make absorbing scientific concepts less of a cognitive burden — that's the conclusion of researchers at the University of Washington.
Researchers Katie Davis and Greg Crowther recently looked into how use of music videos in the classroom might help some kids better understand scientific concepts.
Almost everyone under 35 years old remembers the Animaniacs song about America's 50 State capitals. The UW researchers think a similar approach could help kids learn about biology, physics and chemistry.
"It makes sense that we shouldn't teach all kids in the same way; we should individualize," explained Davis, an assistant professor at Washington's Information School. "We need to provide multiple entry points in all subject matters. Music is a different entry point into scientific concepts."
Davis and Crowther — who will present their research at the American Educational Research Association's annual conference on Friday — aren't just talking about music as a pneumonic device. They're talking about music as a sensory enhancer. Previous research has shown music to help reduce stress and anxiety, which may help explain its ability to aid in knowledge absorption.
The researchers came to their conclusion after finding that an information-filled music video (seen at the top this story) helped students improve quiz scores and understanding of advanced concepts.
"There wasn't a teacher breathing down students' necks telling them they had to learn this for a test," Crowther explained. "People voluntarily watched these videos for fun. This is exactly the type of opportunity we should be creating more of. Students will seek it out just because it's fun and interesting."


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Even providers who can afford EMR technology discover that adapting it to improve care quality is a difficult undertaking. Berman's long-automated group participated in a diabetes quality improvement program sponsored by the National Committee for Quality Assurance, winning recognition in September 2004 after a yearlong effort for outstanding care. Supported by the EMR, the 30-physician practice boosted performance outcomes across all 11 NCQA measures, which have been adopted by Medicare in its national P4P pilot projects.
But even with the EMR tools in place, Berman recalls, getting those improvements took concerted effort largely because of one variable: patients. If P4P programs overlook one thing, it is that improved outcomes depend on patient compliance. For example, one of Berman's physician colleagues consistently produced desirable blood pressure results among his patients, regardless of how sick they were. Only after extensive conversations with the physician did Berman learn his colleague's secret. "It was not rocket science, but a frame of mind," Berman says. "He was focused on blood pressure, and very aggressive in adding a second or third medication. There is a natural resistance to prescribing additional meds, and we get seduced by patient pleas not to. Patients string us along and we let it go. But my partner would not take no for an answer."
Ultimately, the EMR is adept at prompting physicians to order tests and helping them keep tabs on results, but the effort can be for naught without active patient management. "You can't participate in a P4P program without an EMR," says Mike House, the chief information officer at Cheshire Medical Center/Dartmouth Hitchcock Keene (N.H), part of Dartmouth Hitchcock Health System. "The EMR can facilitate data capture, but you must set up mechanisms to engage patients."
Keeping tabs
In April, Dartmouth Hitchcock Health System wrapped up its first year in a P4P demonstration project funded by Medicare, one of 10 taking place nationwide, House says. With 100 multispecialty physicians, Cheshire Medical Center is one of three group practices joining the effort at Dartmouth, which stands to receive up to $4 million in bonus payments from Medicare if quality measures for diabetes, congestive heart failure and coronary disease are upheld during the three-year program. Although Medicare is still crunching the first year's data, House is convinced that performance has improved. "We know our documentation has improved," he says. "And we have seen hospital admissions and readmissions for diabetics go down."
Using an EMR from Chicago-based Allscripts, Cheshire Medical Center is keeping tabs on some 4,500 diabetic patients, tracking 22 measures required by Medicare. "You have to be religious in documenting problems in the EMR, especially comorbidities," House says. "You also need to get physicians in the habit of reviewing disease-state measures even when the patient is there for another reason."
The $3 million EMR technology includes a patient portal, which boosts communications with physicians with secure messaging, House says. For example, patients can send their physicians electronic queries about concerns over rising blood sugar results, a critical component of keeping diabetes in check. In one case, a patient sent a 4 a.m. note to his physician, complaining about not feeling well and including blood sugar scores. Later that morning, the physician responded with suggestions about insulin intake, averting a possibly serious complication.
Monitoring patients
But more than electronic tools are needed, House cautions. Cheshire appointed a nurse to work directly with a core group of 200 at-risk diabetes patients, House says. "You have to constantly go after patients to cajole them back into self-management," he says. Cheshire's nurse manager would spend up to 45 minutes on the phone with each patient, falling far short of the number of daily contacts the medical group figured she could make.
Improved clinical outcomes may depend on altering patient behavior, but caregivers still must take the lead. And EMR technology, by capturing performance data, can be a reminder to healthcare providers who are failing to do basic interventions for patients with chronic diseases. For the Concord physician group, the EMR's ability to trap collective data was a real eye-opener, Berman says. After doing its initial analysis of physician performance, the group found it was lagging in several areas besides ordering eye exams. "We popped our superiority bubble," Berman says. "The more you measure, the more you realize how you overestimate how well you were doing."
For his part, House would like to expand Cheshire's capacity to analyze physician performance data. Cheshire can extract collective performance data by writing its own database queries, a time-consuming effort. Allscripts offers a module that can streamline report writing against its clinical database, but it costs about $250,000, according to House. Still, the investment might be a good bet, he says. "Once you shine a light on your performance, it is amazing the results you get. We created some friendly competition among our physicians, and it was amazing how fast the numbers improved."
Gary Baldwin is technology editor of HealthLeaders magazine. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Hakkasan Hanway Place
- Address:
8 Hanway Place
London, W1T 1HDNeighbourhood:
- Cuisine:
ChinesePrice: £41 and over
Hakkasan Hanway Place
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.hakkasan.com/
- Phone: 02079277000x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00 - 15:15
Saturday: 12:00- 16:15
Sunday: 12.00-17.00
Dinner: Sunday - Wednesday: 18:00 - 23:15
Thursday - Saturday: 17.30 - 00:30AM
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Chinese
- Executive Chef: Tong Chee Hwee
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We are able to accommodate large groups within the restaurant and we also have a semi private dining area.
- Private Party Contact: Jennifer Barnett 02079277010x
- Entertainment: DJ playing background music
- Special Events: Hakkasan celebrates the ancient Chinese culinary ritual with "Dim Sum Sundays". Dim sum, or 'touching the heart', has developed over hundreds of years, but has its roots in the providing of sustenance and the facilitating of rest and conversation.
Priced at £58 per person, the 6-course menu has been created by Chef Ho Hip Wah, Hakkasan Hanway Place's Chef de Cuisine. Dim Sum Sundays is a weekly event, with the menu available every Sunday from 12midday – 5pm.
The menu encompasses our idea of "modern authenticity" which is at the heart of everything at Hakkasan. We acknowledge tradition while embracing and crafting change.
Highlights include the Crispy duck salad, Chinese chive dumpling with prawn and crabmeat, Crispy smoked duck and pumpkin puff, Pork and prawn shumai and Grilled Chilean sea bass.
A word from Hakkasan Hanway Place
Hakkasan Hanway Place is the original Hakkasan restaurant. This Michelin starred Chinese restaurant was designed by the famed Christian Liaigre, the intricate wooden lattice screens, carved out of dark English oak, invite discerning guests for a unique dining experience with contemporary cuisine from Chef Tong Chee Hwee. The menu has a strong Chinese ethnic identity with an ethos of Cantonese cooking.
Hakkasan Hanway Place launched 'Dim Sum Sundays' in 2013. Priced at £48 or £58 per person, Dim Sum Sundays is a weekly lunch event with music from Hakkasan lounge DJs, available every Sunday from 12pm until 5.00pm, and from October 26th the menu is available up until 6.30pm.
The £58 menu includes a cocktail from Hakkasan's award-winning list to start, followed by a half bottle of Louis Roederer Brut Premier Champagne per person ( or a Magnum per 4 guests) and concludes with a digestive cocktail to enjoy with dessert.
Hakkasan Hanway Place is the original Hakkasan restaurant. This Michelin starred Chinese restaurant was designed by the famed Christian Liaigre, the intricate wooden lattice screens, carved out of dark English oak, invite discerning guests for a unique dining experience with contemporary cuisine from Chef Tong Chee Hwee. The menu has a strong Chinese ethnic identity with an ethos of Cantonese cooking.
Hakkasan Hanway Place launched 'Dim Sum Sundays' in 2013. Priced at £48 or £58 per person, Dim Sum Sundays is a weekly lunch event with music from Hakkasan lounge DJs, available every Sunday from 12pm until 5.00pm, and from October 26th the menu is available up until 6.30pm.
The £58 menu includes a cocktail from Hakkasan's award-winning list to start, followed by a half bottle of Louis Roederer Brut Premier Champagne per person ( or a Magnum per 4 guests) and concludes with a digestive cocktail to enjoy with dessert.
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- Friday dinnerAnnaDined on 24/10/2014Although the food was excellent, the restaurant was very crowded and tables very close together making it oppressive.The service was rather rushed, my starter arrived before my pre dinner drink! I would not go back for dinner and I am amazed that it has a Michelin star.Special Features:
- SimpledinerDined on 23/10/2014Excellent food nicely presented. Service distinctly average and not deserving of a 13.5% service charge.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousSen0rSteakyDined on 22/10/2014truly fantastic meal with great service. Each dish was perfectly executed and the wagyu beef was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceGuideGPDined on 22/10/2014What a wonderful restaurant - good food, service and ambienceSpecial Features:
- OutstandingMickyDined on 22/10/2014Outstanding venue in all respects. Great food, service, atmosphere. Drinks at the bar were also outstanding. All the service staff were very polite...........including the gentleman who escorted me to the toilet.Special Features:
- Great food, lovely restaurantanonDined on 21/10/2014I dined out with a friend and found the food to be very good. The two seater tables were very close to each other but the lighting was low enough that it didn't feel like we sitting with others. The waiter was a little over-attentive and we felt rushed to order but he left us to linger after the meal which made up for it. Will visit again.Special Features:
- Not great for dietary requirementsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 19/10/2014We went along for the brunch menu offered on a Sunday. We advised our waitress one of the diners was allergic to shellfish so could the brunch menu be altered to accommodate this. This sent our waitress into absolute melt down. I can't believe we are the first diners at Hakkasan to have ever had dietary requirements. To begin with, we were told the diner with the shellfish allergy would simply miss out on the courses that contained shellfish?? We immediately told her that wasn't suitable and a substitute should be served in its place. After much deliberating and back and forth with her managers and the kitchen, the waitress finally realised how to manage the situation. Expect more of a restaurant like this.Special Features:
- Hakassan Hanway PlaceMissMacDined on 18/10/2014Great restaurant if you're looking for something a bit special or want to impress. Incredible food, just be careful not to over order, the portions are surprisingly generous! We were there for a birthday and without the prompt they brought out a dessert decorated with a personal message and candle, such a lovely touch and really finished the night perfectly.Special Features:
- lovely restaurantmojoDined on 18/10/2014great ambience and good food although thought the service was cold.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not as good as last timeloveslondonDined on 17/10/2014Have been at both Hanway Place and Mayfair restaurants in the past. Admittedly during the week on business and this latest experience was on a weekend. However, the ambience was much different than i remembered. Loud "club music" playing and overall ambient from conversations also very loud. Needed to speak loudly to be heard by my companion --it was a birthday celebration and turned out to be a bad choice. Ambience fine if you are in a loud group and wanting to party, but for the money there are better choices if you are looking to be able to have a conversation with your partner.
- Top notchMikebridgesDined on 17/10/2014I decided to go here for my anniversary as my girlfriend loves Chinese food and it was recommended as one of the best and it didn't disappoint. The food was fantastic and we shared the salt and black pepper squid to start, the best I've had and duck rolls and the pork ribs (falling off the bone). The mains were if not better as I had what can only be described as fillet steak in a black Bean sauce and my girlfriend had the sweat and sour pork which was fantastic. Top that off with a great wine and service (a special desert made for our anniversary which wasn't requested, nice touch) and I couldn't recommend it highly enough.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Greatly enjoyed foodcliffDined on 17/10/2014Hakkasan comes with a high reputation so I had high expectations. I wasn't disappointed. The food and the service were absolutely excellent, even outstanding. It's not cheap but you really get what you pay for. Service was equally good, always attentative but not overbearing. A great overall experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceElettraDined on 16/10/2014Superb place that combines extraordinary food with a very nice ambience. Service is very good, super fast and efficient. I recommend it to the whole worldSpecial Features:
- not suitable for business meetingsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 16/10/2014not much suitable for business meetings, a bit loudy and waiters interrupted the meeting to serve which was not nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Once again, it didn't dissapoint.dine2countDined on 16/10/2014I went before with friends and ordered from the normal menu. We absolutely loved it (but the bill was ridiculous) so this time I went with my partner before the Opera and we ordered from the "Best of Hakkasan" taster menu. I think that this taster menu is not as good as ordering from the regular one. Portions were small and the food although beautifully cooked, wasn't very interesting (except the scrab starter, that was amazing). I'll definitely go again but I would love to see different taster menus as otherwise, it can be a very expensive night ordering from the regular menu. Service as usual was impecable. I love this place :)Special Features:
- debethuneDined on 15/10/2014We love this place - thank you - friendly staff - very good food - nice decoration - good barSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant evening with friendsSonjblamonjDined on 14/10/2014Ate at Hakkasan with two friends. We had the £35 menu which was good value. The steamed dumplings were delicious and tender and the beef and sea bass that followed were also very nicely cooked. Surprisingly though the highlight for all of us was the desserts - I had the chocolate ginger torte which was fabulous. The ambience is very dark and intimate, would be ideal for a date or special treat. It's hard to find though, make sure you have a good look at the map before you set off! Service was very attentive and pretty speedy. Would recommend.Special Features:
- Been coming for yearsrrqtxDined on 13/10/2014And it never lets you down - we mixed it up at lunch from the small eats menu (soft shell crab was amazing) and the main menu (dim sum platter is always a must) etc. Just a great place to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodJoJoDined on 12/10/2014Great food didn't disappoint will definitely be returning lovely cocktailsSpecial Features:
- Dimsum Sunday was superbRavenDined on 12/10/2014The steamed dimsum and the crispy duck salad were particularly superb. The fried dimsum somewhat less superb, but still good. Pretty reasonable value given two cocktails each and a bottle of bubbly. I would definitely recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday treatTourist21Dined on 12/10/2014We recently celebrated a birthday and had the Dim Sum Sunday menu, complete with 2 cocktails and half bottle of champagne each. The food was very good, though we had to ask for an extra venison puff as we were one short on our table of 5; the waiter quickly brought us another one, and apologised. Though the restaurant was very busy, our glasses were kept nicely topped up and the food kept coming; we were asked if we'd like a break before our main course, which we did. We were also asked if we'd all like the same main, or some of the sea bass and some of the beef - we had some of both and the dishes were delicious. When they brought out the desserts, they'd prepared a plate with happy birthday and a candle, a very nice touch.Special Features:
- Very memorableOldFoodiesDined on 12/10/2014So many reviews mention how expensive Hakkasan is. Yes, it is not a cheap bill. However, as far as value for the money, we do not know when we have had a better meal or dining experience. Look forward to returning as often as we can.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingHedgeDined on 11/10/2014The atmosphere was so good. The food was outstanding. We will be back for sure.Special Features:
- GreatTopdiner2014Dined on 11/10/2014This restaurant was great. Very much as I expected it to be. Food was indulgent and well executed, portion sizes great. All round enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth itFoodmonsterDined on 11/10/2014Went to hakkasan this Saturday and had the taste of hakkasan menu for £35. Starter is ok, either 4 dim sum or soft shell crab. Main was such a dissapointment! Such a piddly portion accompanied by masses of jasmine rice. Dessert selection was good as we could order from al la carte menu. This is ok for a light meal, but with a class of wine each not sure a bill of £48 each is worth it.Special Features:
- Pre Theatre MealMillsDined on 11/10/2014Fantastic Meal, great service and excellent value for money (provided you get the "A Taste of Hakkasan" Set Menu). Would highly recommend this restaurant. The ambience and interior design was unique and brilliant.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice restaurant, great mealNicoDined on 11/10/2014Very good experience. Excellent food. Recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good meal, cocktails & serviceGaryDDined on 11/10/2014This was our 2nd visit here and although the food is still good, the £35 Taste of Hakkasan where you could sample four different main courses had been replaced by 'choose one main dish from three offered' which is not so great. Could this be cost cutting? Cocktails are still amazing though if somewhat pricey at £12.50 each. The service was outstanding and before ordering our waitress asked us if we had any allergies to any type of food. Told her I was allergic to papaya and when ordering desert she remembered and without me prompting said she would ask chef if any or the deserts contained papaya and if they did they could swap it. All staff very friendly and courteous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- speed eatingStalbansBenDined on 10/10/2014no question that Hakkasan is a quality restaurant but there are aspects that given the prices - £100 ahead with one bottle of wine- frustrate. Because of the 2 hour table slot the first 2 courses are rushed and then you have a long break before desert. This allows them to ensure that you do not overrun your allotted time, it does however undermine the experience. The other frustration which is by means just a Hakkasan habit is the wine waiters obsession with filling already half full wine glasses . This is a clear attempt to get you to buy more wine. The food is still good but maybe lacking the wow factor when it gives the impression of coming out of the kitchen on a conveyor belt.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PaddyDined on 10/10/2014Very nice experience, it was a real treat for my son's 21st!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic food!foodlover2222Dined on 10/10/2014Love the food - great service and quality in food. Slightly expensive but great for special occasions. Would dine their againSpecial Features:
- Golden WeekPS77Dined on 9/10/2014It's a great restaurant and the menu was very good. However, it was a bit too much for two people and the fish was almost inedible due to the bones.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Business LunchMarkieboyDined on 9/10/2014Had a business lunch with a couple of colleagues, the Taste of Hakkasan menu gives a nice snapshot of full a-la-carte menu. As usual, the food was excellent in both terms of presentation and flavour.Special Features:
- Almost the bestAntonioVBDined on 8/10/2014This really is one of my favourite restaurants in the World, the only thing that keeps it from being the best is the noise, it's so loud it's hard to speak. We must scream to be able to hear each other. The food is amazing and everything else absolutely top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/10/2014We did a 3 course deal and each course was great and a decent size so overall good value for money. I highly recommend black pepper beef, it was so good!Special Features:
- Dim sum SundaysMSMIDined on 5/10/2014Good value Sunday brunch menu, including more booze than you could want for a Sunday brunch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun birthdayyummyVIPDined on 5/10/2014We enjoyed the Sunday dim sum menu to celebrate another birthday which was especially suitable as the menu is accompanied with cocktails and champagne. The food was as good as the last time, consistently delicious and the service attentive and friendly. We'll be back for the next birthday until it becomes a family tradition!Special Features:
- Very consistentFuntimesDined on 5/10/2014This was not the first or even the second occasion I have visited Hakkasan for Sunday dim sum. As always the food was very good as was the service and attentiveness of the staff. Good value for money.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingAmazingDined on 4/10/2014Amazing food amazing space all around amazing place definitely worth the tripSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BlankDined on 4/10/2014Perfect dining experience. Great music and busy atmosphere. Food was amazing! Perfect for both couple and group dining. Great value for money.Special Features:


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|Excellent - 6 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 6 reviews
Good 8.0
No public computer. I would have liked to be able to print off my boarding passes for the airport.Great beach front. It is a swimming beach but bring your water shoes. We didnt meet the staff. You just get emails for check in/out instructions.This was fine really because they done responed by phone and very helpful.
Mediocre 4.0
Could not locate manager to check in. When finally reached - room booked had sitting water, along with next room. Manager upgraded to location on beach. Location right across from PCC & Hwy 83 - very busy. Need beach location to drown out traffic noise.
|Good - 1 reviews
Featuring a swimming pool and lighted tennis court, this apartment is 5 minutes' walk to the Honolulu Zoo. Waikiki Beach is 5 minutes' walk away. Offering a private balcony, this apartment provides free Wi-Fi, free local calls, a kitchen and an en suite bathroom at Waikiki Sunset Apartment. Coffee-making facilities are also provided. Free parking is includ...
Good 7.0
It was very confusing about how to use the parking for the unit.The only instructions in the unit were in Japanese.
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Featuring access to Aqua Palms Waikiki outdoor pool and restaurant, this Honolulu (O'ahu, Hawaii) studio is less than 5 minutes' walk to Kahanamoku Beach. A balcony with a city view is provided. Kitchenware, a toaster oven, a coffee machine, a microwave and a petite refrigerator are also featured in this studio at Aqua Palms Waikiki #304. Free Wi-Fi, free p...
|Good - 1 reviews
Offering an outdoor pool and a tennis court, Waikiki Marina Studio - 8th Floor is a self-catering accommodation just 500 metres from Hawaii Convention Center. Free WiFi access is included. You can enjoy sea and city views from all rooms at Waikiki Marina Studio - 8th Floor feature a TV and air-conditioning. There is a full kitchen with a microwave and an ov...
Good 7.0
It was convenient. Easy to get into and out of. Parking was provided and adequate. The owners were helpful and kind.
The elevator.It shook,rattled,and was slow. There are two elevators;one not working.A longtime resident told me it hadn't worked since he'd been there.Thee elevator broke down one evening forcing everyone to use the stairs. Imagine living on Floor 34It was a handy studio apartment perfect for one or two people. Within easy walking distance to shopping, parks, and beaches. I was pleased.
|Excellent - 299 reviews
With a stay at Royal Garden at Waikiki in Honolulu (Waikiki), you'll be convenient to Royal Hawaiian Center and University of Hawaii at Manoa. This hotel is close to Diamond Head and Aloha Tower. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes. LED televisions and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complim...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 299 reviews
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Located in Honolulu, Apartment in Oahu offers a bar and restaurant. This apartment features a fully equipped kitchen and free Wi-Fi. The property is 700 metres from Waikiki Beach. A cable TV, a seating area and a sofa bed are provided in this air-conditioned apartment. Guests can enjoy a home cooked meal at the dining table in the dining area. A balcony wit...
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BRAND NEW RENOVATED GUEST ROOMS & SUITES ARE NOW AVAILABLE! Borrowing from the typical Hawaiian home's light and airy feel, our new rooms' accents are the North Shore views. It's a new outlook on your favorite getaway, available now. Each is a spacious 478 square feet or larger, with complimentary Wi-Fi. Premium and deluxe rooms, as well as suites, also i...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
Okay 6.0
The trip pkg is nicely priced,the room is exceptional. Turtle bay restaurants food is over priced, & a long drive to the local food establishments. Not enough parking for hotel guests,beach goers and other activities. Over priced valet parking. The beach bottom is ROCKY, you need shoes in the water.
Excellent 10.0
The room and resort was spacious and beatiful. Wonderful beaches, pools, views, trails, restaurants, etc. We had a wonderful time at Turtle Bay. Staff were extremely helpful and accommodating. Overall, a great experience, and we would come back.
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Located close to upscale shopping at Waikiki's Luxury Row and Ala Moana Shopping Center, these apartments located in various locations are within 1 block of Waikiki Beach. A pool and fitness centre is located on site. Free WiFi is included. Cable TV offers indoor entertainment in each air-conditioned unit at Honolulu Private Residences by Hawaii 5-0 Vacatio...
|Good - 173 reviews
Island Colony Hotel is in the Waikiki neighborhood of Honolulu Hawaii across the canal from the Ala Wai Golf Course. Waikiki Beach and the International Market Place are within 3 blocks away. Nothing is usual about our Oahu hotel services. From the expansive sun deck of our Oahu hotel to access to our blissful spas you'll be treated to amenities not often f...
Overall Rating - Good - 173 reviews
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Nearby a variety of Waikikis most popular shopping, dining and entertainment options and just a few blocks away from the world-famous Waikiki Beach, this pleasant hotel appeals to families and active travelers seeking a great value. Here, guests are treated to a 24-hour front desk; free WiFi Internet access throughout the hotel; an AquaFIT fitness center; ac...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 216 reviews
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Hotel is a great choice for the budget-minded travelers with a convenient location. It is located on the city bus line that goes to Ala Moana Shopping Center, Pearl Harbor, Diamond Head, Hanauma Bay, around the island and more
Overall Rating - Good - 909 reviews
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Overall Rating - Good - 3 reviews
Okay 6.0
Renovated rooms
Wanted to extent my stay another night. Front desk didn't try harder & go beyond her job of duty to try & make some kind of exception to maintain customer satisfaction rather than saying I'm sorry & loosing a satisfied guest & putting me thru a lot of inconvenience.
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Standing at the gateway of world-famous Waikiki Beach and a magnificent stretch of white sand, the Waikiki Marina Resort at the Ilikai provides the perfect setting for your next Hawaiian getaway. This resort in Oahu provides easy access to Waikiki Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The resort is within walking distance to the Hawaii Conve...
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Good 7.0
The super city view rooms and valet parking.People are really nice.
Just kind of far from the beach..Parking a little bit expensive.
Excellent 10.0
I loved having the full kitchen. My son is stationed at Pearl Harbor and when I came he asked if I would make his favorite pie. I was able to do that because the kitchen had all the tools necessary. The room was very spacious and the balcony was wonderfulI would definitely stay here again. The beaches were all within walking distance. As was the mall. We loved it!!
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A stay at Wyndham Waikiki Beach Walk places you in the heart of Honolulu, walking distance from Royal Hawaiian Center and Fort DeRussy. This family-friendly condo is close to University of Hawaii at Manoa and Diamond Head. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private lanais...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 98 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Did not know that rooms are not cleaned til after you leave. At your request it can be but that you would be charged per cleaning.
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With a stay at Waikiki Parc Hotel in Honolulu (Waikiki), you'll be minutes from Royal Hawaiian Center and Fort DeRussy. This 4-star hotel is close to University of Hawaii at Manoa and Diamond Head. Make yourself at home in one of the 297 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Cable programming and MP3 docking stations are provide...
Good 8.0
Nice room, nice hotel. Cocktails in lobby in the late afternoon.
We were told at reception that they had stopped including free parking, even though our reservation paper said our price included free parking. It was resolved in our favor then and there.


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Walt Youse died before the Department of Veterans Affairs could decide whether to compensate him for his World War II disabilities: shrapnel in his shoulder and foot troubles stemming from the jungle rot he suffered in Japan.
His grandson, Justin Youse, fared a bit better.
After two years of deliberation and denials, Veterans Affairs agreed in December that during his service in Iraq 10 years ago this summer, Youse permanently sacrificed his ability to hold a job.
The fight for a 100 percent disability rating based on his broken back and severe post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) left Youse disgusted.
He is one of hundreds of thousands of veterans across the nation who wait months and even years for VA to decide whether their country owes them for injuries and maladies caused by their service.
The military drawdown associated with two wars ending Ś Iraq in 2011 and Afghanistan in 2014 Ś amid a sputtering economy is flooding the VA with claims from new veterans, even as the agency is aggressively advertising its benefits and making it easier to claim payments for PTSD, Gulf War illnesses and exposure to Agent Orange.
The number of disability claims has rocketed, from 391,127 the week President Barack Obama took office to a high of 822,520 in March. More than two-thirds of the claims are from vets seeking a higher disability rating and more compensation; the other third are first-time filers.
Waiting takes a toll, said Youse, who lives in Bountiful, Utah, with his pregnant wife and stepson and who now receives $3,166 a month. His grandfather died in July 2011.
ôItĺs about making your mortgage payment, not losing your truck. It almost cost me my family,ö he said. ôIt cost me my trust in the VA. It darned near cost me my sanity.ö
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The VAĺs ambitious goal now is to decide every disability claim within 125 days Ś four months Ś with 98 percent accuracy by the end of 2015. Claims older than 125 days are considered part of the backlog.
ôWe are committed to (that goal), and I am confident we are going to achieve it,ö VA Secretary Eric Shinseki said in Salt Lake City on June 25. ôTodayĺs veterans ... wait too long to receive the benefits theyĺve earned. That has never been acceptable.ö
While the agency has made some progress since March, virtually wiping out claims older than two years by mid-June, the task ahead remains daunting.
As of June 22, 756,888 compensation claims remained pending, with two-thirds of them older than four months Ś a backlog of more than a half-million claims.
Only 22 percent of the pending claims are from veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. The rest are from prior wars and peacetime, with Vietnam War vets Ś at 36 percent Ś the largest group.
Robert Vert, 64, is one of them.
An Army police officer in Vietnam, he turned to his congressman, Rep. Jim Matheson, D-Utah, this winter for help. Vert had repeatedly tried Ś and failed Ś to get more disability pay for PTSD and for an inexplicable malady that has left him weak for decades.
After he enlisted Matheson in February, the VA upped his disability rating to 70 percent in June.
ôIf it werenĺt for the congressman I donĺt think it would have happened,ö says Vert.
Critics are dubious. Rep. Jeff Miller, chairman of the of the House Committee on Veterans Affairs, said in a June 20 speech: ôVA has been overpromising and under delivering for decades under both Democrat and Republican administrations.ö
Miller, a Republican from Florida, wants Obama to create a task force to figure out how to best end the backlog.
The Byzantine system VA uses to decide each veteranĺs benefit, created by Congress over decades, is designed to treat vets benevolently, requiring minimal evidence of injury or illness. But the process is mired in an accretion of laws, rules and procedures.
ôWhat it comes down to is, itĺs an enormous bureaucracy,ö said Jacob Worrell of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), which this spring secured the signatures of 67 senators and 164 representatives on a letter urging Obama to corral the best minds to resolve the backlog.
Worrell took the lead in creating IAVAĺs new website, thewaitwecarry.org, which highlights the wait individual veterans are enduring. It launched June 20.
ôAt the end of the day, itĺs a paperwork issue. Itĺs solvable,ö said Worrell, a veteran himself. ôItĺs not like weĺre trying to put a man on Mars.ö
So much work
The wait is particularly acute in some cities, and thereĺs ôno real rhyme or reasonö for the differences, said Verna Jones, director of veteran affairs for the American Legion in Washington, D.C. The legion and other organizations have thousands of veteran service officers who help prepare claims free of charge.
Jones suspects that regional VA offices with the best training for their claims staff have better results. And while VAĺs budget has more than doubled to $140.3 billion in the past decade, she believes the agency doesnĺt have enough people to handle the task.
ôWherever we go (to regional offices), itĺs so much work and so little staff,ö she said.
As of June 22, the 10 regions where veterans are waiting the longest for claims decisions are those served by offices in Washington, D.C., Oakland, Calif., Baltimore, Reno, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Phoenix, Indianapolis and Pittsburgh.
The average claim in Washington has been pending 442 days; in Pittsburgh, the average wait is nearly 290 days.
By contrast, VA regional offices in the upper Midwest decide claims the fastest.
Claims filed with the Sioux Falls, S.D., office have been pending less than 89 days on average. St. Paul, Minn., is next, with claims averaging less than 96 days, followed by Lincoln, Neb., Fargo, N.D., and Milwaukee, Wisc.
Terry Schow, the former head of Utahĺs veteran affairs department, believes much of the criticism of VA for the backlog is unfair.
A big share is due to Shinsekiĺs desire to do right by Vietnam vets, said Schow, who served in the Special Forces in Vietnam. Although the agency completed 1 million claims a year for the past four years, it was getting more than 1 million new ones.
And each veteran claims more injuries and illnesses in the past, making claims more complicated, he notes.
ôBeating up on them is not the answer,ö said Schow. ôWe need to realize the sheer number weĺre dealing with.ö
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24 March 2014: As Australia's population ages, health and wellness-related industries have been identified by professional services firm Deloitte as potential 'future wave' economic growth opportunities.
New research from Deloitte, Positioning for Prosperity? Catching the next wave, identifies 25 sectoral hotspots, the 'Deloitte Growth 25' (DG25), with the biggest potential to lift Australia's growth trajectory over the next 20 years.
Many of the domestic growth opportunities that Deloitte identifies result from the collision of health care and ageing. That includes obvious candidates (residential aged care, retirement living and leisure, community and personal care, and preventative health and wellness), but also the digital delivery of health. Due to the dispersion of our population, this nation already delivers traditional health care to remote Australia well – think of the Royal Flying Doctor Service – but new manufacturing technologies will combine with new markets to generate new potential for digital and other delivery using new technologies.
Deloitte Access Economics lead Partner Health Economics and Social Policy Lynne Pezzullo said: "Living longer and better is all about prevention and that is where many of the opportunities lie. Preventive health care is aimed at addressing risk factors such as smoking, weight and cholesterol and also intervening early to help Australians with acute and chronic conditions avoid complications."
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No. 3 Gophers Come Back for Victory Over No. 15 Oregon State
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In a tight match, the No. 3 Golden Gophers staged a comeback to earn the win over the No. 15 Beavers. The night came down to the heavyweight bout where Tony Nelson prevailed with a double overtime victory. Minnesota move to 8-1 on the season, while Oregon State drops to 1-2 overall.
At 125 lbs., David Thorn outlasted Joey Palmer to put Minnesota on the board early. Down by two, Thorn received an extra point for two stalling penalties on Palmer and earned an escape in the final seconds to come back and tie the dual at eight. Thorn would go on to notch the sudden victory after scoring a takedown and a near fall early in the tiebreaker. Chris Dardanes followed at 133 lbs. with an 11-6 decision over Drew Van Anrooy.
Following three straight victories from the Beavers, two of which were falls in favor of Oregon State, Minnesota trailed 15-6 with Cody Yohn next on the mat. Yohn got the Gophers back on track with a 16-5 major decision over Alex Elder. Alec Ortiz once again competed at 174 lbs. and earned his first victory of the season, defeating Austin Morehead. Ortiz delivered in the tiebreaker round for a 7-5 sudden victory that marked a turning point in the match.
The Gophers took the lead in the 184-pound weight class. Kevin Steinhaus proved his No. 3 ranking with a dominating 22-7 technical fall over OSU's Ty Vinson. Steinhaus tallied a total of six takedowns in the third period and gathered four minutes of riding time to push for the bonus points.
With the score tied 18-18, Nelson faced No. 6 Chad Hanke at heavyweight for the decisive round. Nelson and Hanke would go five overtime periods before Nelson was declared the winner due to 0:08 seconds of accumulated riding time.
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yes, my husband puts them on his arms ,hands, feet, back, legs, and even his knees they seem to help him.He has chronic pain from a back surgery he had 4 years ago. hope this answer helps you. god bless
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When my doctor prescribed Lidoderm patches for my chronic pain, he said I could put the patches anywhere as long as there was not an open wound near by. I was also told NOT to apply more than 3 patches on my body at one time. I've used the patches on my neck, back, knees, arms, and feet. So, as long as you use 3 or less at one time, and don't keep them on longer than 8 hours you should be okay.
I was told pretty much the same thing except my doctor said I can leave them on for 12 hours and then keep them off for 12 hours and then repeat the process. I was also told that you can cut them to fit but not to put more than a total of 3 whole patches on at once.
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The trade was announced Monday. The Blackhawks assigned Karlsson to the American Hockey League's Rockford IceHogs.
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An anonymous reader writes "James Laird has reverse engineered the Airport Express private key and published an open source AirPort Express emulator.
"My girlfriend moved house, and her Airport Express no longer made it with her wireless access point. I figured it'd be easy to find an ApEx emulator — there are several open source apps out there to play to them. However, I was disappointed to find that Apple used a public-key crypto scheme, and there's a private key hiding inside the ApEx. So I took it apart (I still have scars from opening the glued case!), dumped the ROM, and reverse engineered the keys out of it."
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Tweet"I did this for them, so there it is. I did this for them." - Ohio mother Kelley Williams-Bolar on her motivations for sending her children to a school in a neighboring district, where she thought they would receive a better education in a safer environment. I can't seem to get this story out of [...]
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Re the upcoming reading, Martin Murray has written a biography of Peter Doyle that required quite a bit of intriguing sleuthing.
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Lost Stories by Capote Are Published
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Diaries Neither Black Nor White
John has asked me to post a link to the webpage he cited during our discussion regarding the authenticity of Roger Casement's "Black" Diaries. The author Sean Murphy argues quite reasonably that whether they are forged or not is still an open question. Read for yourselves and decide!
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Alexander Lives!
The Guardian Reading Group dedicated last month to a discussion of Renault's "Alexander Trilogy". There's an interesting post there by Sam Jordison, who also has a blog of his own entirely devoted to Alexander called The Second Achilles.
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Diaries and Trains
Some of us wondered why Roger Casement kept his Black Diary. Oscar Wilde had this to say about diaries: "I never travel without my diary. One should always have something sensational to read in the train." The quote appears in Brian Lacey's informative chapter on Roger Casement in his book Terrible Queer Creatures (Dublin, Wordwell, 2008).
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At our discussion of Firefly last night, it seemed a lot of people hadn't heard Noel Coward. Youtube has a lot of his songs, though none of them live performances. One selection is a medley of five recordings of his most favorite, including "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" and the very witty "The Stately Homes of England."
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Ours is an operation, whether it's the state law or the federal, to go after illegals, not the crime first, that they happen to be illegals. My program, my philosophy is a pure program. You go after illegals. I'm not afraid to say that. And you go after them and you lock them up.Maricopa County, Az. Sheriff Joe Arpaio • As quoted in a federal court decision which ruled that the sheriff's department illegally targeted Latinos in its immigration patrols. The accusations against Arpaio and his police department include accusations that officers pulled over residents for the purposes of checking their immigration status, along with a repudiation of the aggressive detentions people pulled over by police officers face. The quote above was used as evidence of improper conduct by the department. Arpaio denies the charges and his lawyer argues that the department received poor training from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
We are extremely disappointed that our allies did not put their anti-LGBT colleagues on the spot and force a vote on the measure that remains popular with the American people. We will continue to work hard to include bi-national same-sex couples as the bill moves to the floor and remain committed to the underlying principles of inclusive and comprehensive immigration reform.A statement by The Human Rights Campaign, an LGBT rights advocacy group • Expressing dismay at today's news that Sen. Patrick Leahy's amendment to the immigration reform bill (which passed the Senate Judiciary Committee earlier today), ensuring equal rights for immigrant LGBT spouses, has been withheld so as not to cause a potentially bill-killing revolt by Republicans. Said GOP Senator Lindsay Graham, one of the "Gang of Eight" who negotiated the bill: "When it comes to passing this immigration bill, to interject a redefinition of marriage would be a bridge too far." source
Jason Richwine's comments and general world view are a mark against the conservative community and against all fruitful discussions that would lead to comprehensive, bipartisan immigration reform.Rep. Ruben Hinojosa • Responding to a new Heritage Foundation study on the supposed costs of granting amnesty to illegal immigrants, which was co-authored by Robert Rector and Jason Richwine. The study is catching quite a bit of flack this week, thanks to WonkBlog's unearthing of Richwine's doctoral dissertation, which included the claim that "no one knows whether Hispanics will ever reach IQ parity with whites." The Heritage Foundation has defended the accuracy of their latest study, telling The Hill that the dissertation was not commissioned by the Heritage Fondation, and that Richwine's dissertation "in no way [reflects] the positions of The Heritage Foundation." source
Leaders in the technology community have every right to talk about how immigration reform will benefit their businesses. But instead, FWD.us has chosen a strategy that's condescending to voters and counterproductive to the cause of reform.Former Sen. Russ Feingold • In a statement given to Politico, offering an explanation for why Progressives United, MoveOn.org, and other left-leaning organizations have decided to stop advertising on Facebook for at least two weeks. The advertising boycott is in response to several televised ads from FWD.us, the Mark Zuckerberg-founded advocacy organization which is supposedly focused on immigration reform, that support construction of the Keystone XL pipeline and attack "Obamacare." source
How can we beef up security checks on those who wish to enter the United States? How do we ensure that people who wish to do us harm are not eligible for benefits under the immigration laws, including this new bill before us?Senator Chuck Grassley • Linking myriad security issues associated with surviving alleged Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to the U.S. immigration system — Dzhokhar and his older brother Tamerian began living in the United States at ages 9 and 15 respectively. To read Grassley's remarks you'd think that the Tsarnaev brothers had passed through the traditional immigration protocols chiefly debated in today's politics, but there's a complicating wrinkle in their case — they became citizens not through regular immigration channels, but via an asylum request. This already entails security checks for fraudulent applications, and after a year of living here in asylum their family could apply for green cards (Dzhokhar got a green card in 2007, and was naturalized in 2012, while elder brother Tamerian was not granted citizenship, reportedly due to a domestic violence incident). Rep. Bruce Braley, of Sen. Grassley's home state of Iowa, called the latter's linking of the bombings to immigration "misguided," insisting they are separate issues which ought to stay as such. source


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Levinsky concedes that some would-be donors may indeed have altruistic motives, just as bystanders sometimes rescue complete strangers from perilous situations, and that unrelated donors may not be subject to the same pressures, overt or implicit, that a relative of a critically ill patient might be subject to. But he also points out that the rate of death from an operation to remove a kidney is low. "If 10,000 unrelated kidney donors were recruited each year, three might die, and as many as 1,000 might have various complications."
To prevent solicitation of donations by the medical community, Levinsky suggests applying the same rules that currently govern organ procurement and distribution from people who've died to the harvesting and distribution of nondirected donations. If organs were distributed according to a nationally agreed-upon formula, medical personnel at the institution where the donor surgery is performed would not necessarily expect the donated organ to go to a recipient on their own list. That could eliminate any motives, no matter how unconscious or unintended, for putting the volunteer under pressure to give up a body part.
As controversial as the idea of nondirected donation may be at present, advances that hold promise for the ability to grow new organs in the body or replace them with artificial substitutes, may in the not too distant future make ethical concerns about organ donation obsolete, Marshall tells WebMD.
"As with any new or developing technology, it's best to think about the issues beforehand rather than trying to think about them in retrospect and clean up a mess that's already happened," she says, "so I really do think that it's good to have this discussion and this ongoing debate, and that's exactly what's happening."