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"StudyPlaces" is one of the first global international education portals in India that serves as a comprehensive one-stop-shop for education search and is run by Savvica Inc.,[1] an online learning company based in Toronto, Ontario Canada.[2] Born out of a need to bridge the gap between education sources, and those students seeking their information, StudyPlaces.com follows a goal of being the complete solution for all education queries for studies both in India, and abroad.[3]
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Google announced several programs to make it more difficult to use its algorithms to access child pornography. The news comes on the heels of what some U.K. commentators claim is the U.S. search giant's indifference to the problem, which has been linked to child abductions and attacks in the U.K.
The issue has gotten so far up the national debate that Prime Minister David Cameron said over the weekend that he fears such content could "harm" his own children, and that he worries when any of his three children "grab hold of the iPad" because they risk seeing obscene images.
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In what cynics say is mere PR, but others see as genuine moves to make access to extreme content more difficult, Google claims it has set up several initiatives to help address the problem.
The company will make available a £1.27 million ($2 million) Child Protection Technology Fund to help ISVs and software developers produce new tools to help fight the problem of child pornography on the Web.
Google also said it's building a new database that will let concerned agencies better share information about online child pornography.
The announcements come on top of a separate, four-year, £1 million ($1.6 million) donation the vendor made last week to the Internet Watch Foundation, a nonprofit organization that works to stop child pornography on the Internet. The donation was welcomed by the charity as demonstrating Google's "moral leadership in the field."
Google director of communications and public affairs Scott Rubin said: "This grant is part of a broader package of measures we are putting in place with other international agencies to help tackle this problem at a global scale."
Jacquelline Fuller, director of Google Giving, blogged Saturday that, "We're in the business of making information widely available, but there's certain 'information' that should never be created or found. We can do a lot to ensure it's not available online -- and that when people try to share this disgusting content they are caught and prosecuted."
Fuller also noted that since 2008 Google has been tagging known child sexual abuse images, which makes it easier to identify similar or duplicate images. She said that her company is now extending that approach to support more accurate tracking of outlawed images across the Internet.
This will enable companies, law enforcement and charities to better collaborate on detecting and removing child abuse images, said Google.
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
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Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
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The national average also has fallen, down to $3.64.
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Possession of a San Francisco Short-Term Rental Registration Certificate certifies that the registration certificate holder has agreed to comply with the terms of the San Francisco Short-Term Residential Rental Ordinance (San Francisco Administrative Code Section 41A). This ordinance toes not require an inspection of the unit by the City for potential Building, Housing, Fire, or other Code violations."
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Located in a Queen Anne Victorian in the heart of San Francisco, this location is a perfect setting for exploring the City. Visitors without cars will find a wide range of transportation options: all MUNI train lines are within a couple blocks, including the Historic F line which travels down Market Street to Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf, Pier 39, farmer's markets, shopping, museums and more. For travelers wanting to visit Union Street, the Marina and Presidio MUNI bus service is available on the same block; the same bus runs through the Castro and Noe Valley in the other direction. Even traveling to and from the airport is just one train connection away. Rental cars are available from several ZipCar locations within a couple blocks. Cars are discouraged; save money and hassle but not having a car in San Francisco. The clean bedroom with private bath is located in a historic Queen Anne Victorian in the Duboce Triangle neighborhood with a wrought iron gate.
A Comfortable Place in a Great Location: This studio has its own exterior entrance. This studio features a comfortable queen size bed, designer sheets, a separate, private bath and separate area for coffee, microwave and supplies and a fireplace. An additional twin bed is available for an additional fee. Stroll to nearby outdoor cafes, a French bistro, a wide range of diverse bars and dance clubs, the historic Castro Theater, the historic Mission Dolores and much more.
Amenities: Your hosts will welcome you with an initial setup of fresh linens and towels and coffee, and are happy to direct you to all of the wonderful amenities San Francisco has to offer. Your hosts both speak English, and one speaks German (Deutsch), and the other speaks Mandarin and Taiwanese.
A trained hospitality and restaurant professional, the owner lives in the same building.
Laurence Chang purchased this studio in 2004
This building is located in the very heart of San Francisco, with access to great transportation all over the city and much to do within walking distance. The neighborhood is safe, pedestrian-friendly and public transportation options are abundant.
This Queen Anne Victorian is located on a street lined by old Magnolia trees. The Castro district, restaurants, shops, parks all surround this location.
Location and look are perfect. It is lose to MUNI, street cars and ZIP cars. East walking-distance to restaurants and essential services. Our family of three was comfortable here and thoroughly enjoyed the Kuerig coffee and tea machine. Best of all was sitting in the front garden drinking morning coffee, reading the news and hearing the lively neighborhood around us. Bed and bedding was comfortable and the extra, Inflatable bed worked well. I agree with other reviewers that bathroom could use updating, but was livable and well appointed - especially hairdryer!
Location was absolutely perfect. We enjoyed walking around San Francisco from this centrally located property. The apartment was charming and had everything we were looking for. The hosts were easy to work with, and went above and beyond with information on the city, including restaurants, transportation, what to do and where to go, etc. Great place to stay!
Good communication with the owners who were helpful and friendly and also accommodated our late arrival without any issue or fuss.
Wifi worked very well however the room suffers from noise issues and could benefit from some modernisation in the bathroom. Otherwise a good base for the Castro area.
Laurence was an excellent host. The unit was well appointed and located in a good neighborhood close to public transportation. Laurence also made things easier with a nice guide to San Francisco and the neighbor hood's best restaurants. VERY HELPFUL! Thanks!
I have been to SF multiple times in the last couple months. Laurence and Nick's place was in a great location, very safe, very clean, and had a friendly environment. I would feel safe and happy to stay again and even bring my children. It felt like a home away from home. Laurence was beyond kind to us! If you are looking to stay somewhere fun, clean, and easily accessible to all the major attractions, this is it!!
My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this unit. We would highly recommend it to anyone and hope to stay here again in the future. The unit is located in one of the most convenient locations in San Francisco and offers many options to explore, tour, eat, drink, and be merry. We were very impressed by the attentiveness of our hosts - Nick and Laurence - who assured that we had many options to choose from to stay busy while on our trip. Our stay was one of the best VRBO experiences we have had to date. Thanks so much Nick and Laurence!
Located on a Magnolia tree lined residential street just north of San Francisco's famous Castro District. This quiet residential neighborhood is safe and walkable with nice restaurants and shops. And across Market Street is the historic Castro Street theater, restaurants, bars and shops. One block away is our weekly Farmer's Market (seasonal). Located within blocks of ALL San Francisco MUNI light rail lines and the historic F line which features historic street cars from around the world and is a fantastic way to travel to Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf and more. You won't need a car! See the map - look how many parks are located nearby. Hike? Play tennis? There are a number of tennis courts nearby - play tennis surrounded by redwoods and views of the Golden Gate and San Francisco Bay. Or walk a few blocks down 16th Street to Mission Dolores which is where San Francisco was founded. VIsit the historic wooden church which still holds services in German. Dine outside and enjoy the California sun.
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Be sure to ask for information about parking options if you plan on driving; even if you plan to drive in California, consider not keeping a rental car during the San Francisco portion of your trip as you will find that much of what you want to visit is either walkable or accessible with safe, reliable, convenient public transportation. Parking is NOT provided.
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Do you really know the difference between a tart and a tartlet? Do you think of them as mini pies? Well, there is a difference. First, they can be sweet or savory, petite and large. Join us as we explore the world of Tarts and Tartlets, their doughs, fillings and baking techniques.
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NEW YORKERS & CO.; You Hear the One About Fish Raised in a Basement?
By DAVID CRITCHELL
Published: March 19, 2000
THE handmade sign is barely visible from the road, and the road is not much traveled. There is no awning above the entrance and no advertising or neon signs to mark the spot.
Yet every Saturday morning a steady trickle of cars enters a pothole-filled parking lot in the industrial Port Morris section of the Bronx. Then the motorists exit, with coolers full of fish.
This unlikely spot is the home of Inner City Oceans, New York City's only fish farm. And on every weekend its founders, Harry DeRienzo, a lawyer and community activist, and Dr. Philson Warner, a Cornell University agriculturist, man its doors.
Their fish are grown in an 18,000-gallon tank that is surrounded by a tangle of machinery and plastic tubes and is located in the dank basement of a six-story building on Walnut Avenue. The fish of choice is the tilapia, a fresh-water species that is native to Africa but has a growing reputation among diners in the United States.
And while a tilapia farm seems an anomaly in an area known for its industrial waterfront, Inner City Oceans has been marketing its fish for a full year and hopes to sell 100,000 pounds of its sloppy, wriggling harvest in 2000.
To be sure, the operation is small. Given its startup costs, Inner City Oceans made just $100 in profit in 1999. But it hopes for much more this year, and the customers who wandered in on a recent Saturday were very happy with the freshness and quality of the product.
''The fish I buy today I'll eat tonight,'' said Doris Colon, a resident of the Soundview section of the Bronx, as she inspected the flapping fish that Mr. DeRienzo was weighing and placing in a bag full of ice.
Carlton Collier, who traveled from Brooklyn to buy his own catch, said, ''My kids, who are real particular about food, just eat it up.''
The tilapia, which are sold live, cost $6 a pound for retail customers and $2 a pound for restaurants. The fully grown fish, which are bred at the farm and fed wheat and other grains, weigh about a pound.
Mr. DeRienzo and Dr. Warner have reason to hope their company's name will spread. For one, they are happy about the impending move of the Fulton Fish Market to nearby Hunts Point, which will afford them a convenient place to sell their fish.
Looking farther ahead, they expect their industry in general to grow by leaps and bounds. ''This fish is as fresh as it gets,'' Mr. DeRienzo said, weighing a bucketful. ''And they're clean.'' Given the reality of pollution, he explained, ''You really can't get fish this fresh and clean anywhere anymore.''
Moreover, Dr. Warner added, ''With the depletion of natural habitats for aquatic species around the world, this is the future of fishing.'' Dr. Warner has studied tilapia for decades and started farming the species in South America during his years as an agriculturist with the United Nations.
And Inner City Oceans, although it is the only fish farm in New York, is hardly pushing an unproven product. More than 20 million pounds of tilapia were raised on American fish farms last year, with many sold to restaurateurs who appreciate the sweet, flaky texture.
Tilapia is popular at One Fish, Two Fish, a crowded seafood restaurant at 97th Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan. The general manager, Veronica O'Reilly, said that tilapia had become a staff and customer favorite since being introduced on the menu about a year ago. ''We serve it au gratin as a lunch special,'' Ms. O'Reilly said. The restaurant does not buy the fish from Inner City Oceans, however. But given the size of the tilapia market, Inner City Oceans hopes that it can secure business from some of New York City's many restaurants. So far, it has just had some small trial orders.
As he handles these commercial issues, Dr. Warner, with his plaid bow tie and white lab coat, is the picture of the busy scientist. He talks excitedly about the DNA of an extinct strain of tilapia that he has in his university laboratory and his plans to reintroduce it.
Dr. Warner also has patented a system that cleans and recirculates the farm's water. Unlike many fish farms, which are cordoned-off areas of lakes and other natural bodies of water, Inner City uses a tank and thus must create and maintain its own ecosystem. Dr. Warner grows bacteria in a plastic tank adjacent to the fish pool, for example, and introduces it in regulated cycles into the water.
The farm's complicated mix of machinery is hooked into a computer that sounds Dr. Warner's beeper whenever any element of the ecosystem is out of kilter.
''This is all part of the symphony that operates this system,'' Dr. Warner said. And nothing is wasted. He uses soil as a partial filter for the tank water, for instance, and then grows oregano in the soil and gives free sprigs of the herb to customers with their fish purchase.
While Dr. Warner is known as the fish doctor, Mr. DeRienzo, tall and soft-spoken, has been an activist in the South Bronx for more than 20 years. His main job is as president of the Perodnick Foundation, a nonprofit group that finances low-income housing, but at Inner City Oceans he handles commercial matters.
The fish that Mr. DeRienzo is peddling is indigenous to the fresh water lakes of tropical Africa. Also known as St. Peter's fish, it can be traced to biblical times; it was said to have been served at the Last Supper and was the chief crop of the fishermen who became the apostles of Jesus.
The American Tilapia Association, a scientific and business group, says retail sales of tilapia in the United States have surpassed those of trout. The fish is now the fastest-growing aquaculture crop.
For such reasons, Mr. DeRienzo and Dr. Warner hope to expand Inner City Oceans and to begin farming other species, like striped bass, in the next year.
''I hope, 10 years down the line, to really make some money doing this,'' Mr. DeRienzo said. ''Then I can retire as a wealthy fish farmer. I'd like that.''
Photos: Dr. Philson Warner, in foreground above, and Harry De- Rienzo, at rear, founded Inner City Oceans. Dr. Warner, at left, grows oregano and gives it to customers with their fish purchases. (Photographs by Frances Roberts for The New York Times) Chart: ''TIDBITS: From the Bible to the Bronx'' Known as St. Peter's fish, the tilapia was common in the Sea of Galilee and was the fish that the apostles would likely have caught. The tilapia is native to parts of Africa and the Middle East, but it has been introduced in many other places. The fish, primarily a herbivore, was first brought into the United States in the late 1950's to clean weeds from irrigation canals in Arizona. the state is now a major site for fish farms. The tilapia is a favorite of fish farmers because it eats mostly grain, which are cheaper than fish meal. The mild flavor of the tilapia has made it popular with chefs, who can use it to set off their sauce-making skills. The tilapia is known as the broiler chicken of the seafood world because of its thick, flaky white flesh and low fat content. China has become the biggest producer of tilapia in the world. Mexico, Brazil and the Philippines are other big producers and consumers of the fish. (Source: Kevin Fitzsimmons, University of Arizona)


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The Paperless PTO Announces Discounted Rates for School Directory App
The PTO Directory App is a smart phone application which gives parents and school administrators the ability to communicate with anyone in their school community.
With features that include calling, texting, emailing, alerts, calendars, directory updates and more, parents will have on the go access to all of the school information they need on their iPhone, iPad and Android devices.
The Paperless PTO Founder Michael Kerin said, " I am very happy to report that you can now save as much as 70% when you purchase the mobile school directory app in large volumes. This offer is part of our continuous support to the school communities which gives them a valuable service that they will benefit from every day."
Registration keys are needed to activate the School Directory App on your Android, iPhone, iPad or similar device. In most cases, one registration key will activate one device. With your Paperless PTO website you can purchase the registration keys individually or you can buy them in quantities of 250, 500, 750 or 1,000.
How It Works
The Paperless PTO Directory App can only be activated on a smart phone, tablet or similar device with a registration key that is issued from your Paperless PTO website. In most cases, one registration key will activate one device. Therefore, the cost per device depends on the number of registration keys you will need for your group. Registration keys can now be purchased both individually or in large quantities.
To further clarify, here is an example of each:
Individual Registration Keys – as the website administrator you will have an item for sale on your Paperless PTO website for the School Directory App registration key. If you set the price at $10 and a parent purchases a single registration key for the smart phone app, your group will be charged $2.50 for that registration key. The parent can then activate the School Directory App on 1 device with that registration key. Your group's net gain on the purchase is $7.50. Now, if a parent purchases 2 registration keys, your group is charged $5.00 and your net gain on the purchase is $15.00. The parent can then activate the mobile app on 2 devices.
Bulk Registration Keys – if your group was to purchase 500 registration keys in advance, the charge to your group would be $550. This results in a discount rate of $1.10 per device which is a savings of a whopping 56%. If you wind up selling all 500 of those registration keys to your parents at $10 per key, you group's net gain is $4,450. Meanwhile, your Paperless PTO website will assign the registration keys to your parents and the smart phone School Directory App will then be activated on up to 500 devices.
The immediate benefit of the pricing structure is that your group will only pay for the number of devices that will use the School Directory App. Even better is the fact that your group can set your own price and generate a nice revenue stream each year.
To compare our School Directory App plans and see which one will benefit your group, visit http://www.paperlesspto.com
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Trun Travel Guide: 3 reviews and 18 photos
We had been to Trun before - many years ago but had little memory of it.
We approached - driving through undulating countryside - on mainly straight and flat roads, bordered by recently harvested fields where birds occupied the stubble.
We were on our way to Vimoutiers via the Montormel Memorial. It was only when we passed the old fashioned marker standing at a cross road that it hit us - We were travelling the road of the encirclement towards the infamous" Couloir de la mort".
This corridor of death led to the Battleground in which the Occupying Army found themselves trapped by advancing Canadian, Polish, French, British and American Forces which succeeded in closing the Falaise Gap.
So began the beginning of the Liberation of France and the end of the war in Europe.
As we came into the main square, the old market place, now called Place de General de Gaulle, but with a corner close to the war memorial named Place du Canada, something felt not quite right, just a bit strange.
Too many newish buildings,many restored in traditional style - too few really old.
Atop the war memorial stood a French soldier in battle dress of WW1, and everywhere all around, flowers.
As we walked to the memorial and read the names and inscriptions on the base, particularly those of the 4th Canadian Armoured Division of the First Canadian Army, we began to realise something of what this old town must have suffered.
Later that day in the museum at Caudehard-MontMorel we saw pictures of the destruction wreaked on Trun - not only by the battling land forces but also by the falling bombs of the supporting Allied Airforces.
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The text is in French, but if you do not read French there are many photographs, specially on the chapters headed "Histoire" and "1944".
It was lunchtime as we walked around the deserted streets and squares. The colourful flower displays and sunshine, combined with the silence to create a profound sense of sadness for that terrible recent past.
But the proudly reconstructed public buildings were a defiant reminder that people too move on.
We sat at a small pavement cafe where a group of women were finishing their lunch and had our own cheerfully served cheese salads and a cup of cider. Just and ordinary day in a not so ordinary town.
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Book your room at BS Premier Airport
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly hotel with free airport shuttle and restaurant
This family-friendly Bangkok hotel is located near the airport, 1 mi (1.5 km) from The Paseo Mall, and within 9 mi (15 km) of Seacon Square and Paradise Park. Mega Bangna and Suan Luang Rama IX Park are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this hotel has an outdoor pool and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café, massage/treatment rooms, and a children's pool.
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BS Premier Airport836/1 Ladkrabang Rd., Ladkrabang Bangkok Bangkok 10520
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Hotel Amenities
BS Premier Airport features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This family-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, a garden, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
BS Premier Airport has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Pool umbrellas
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- Children's pool
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- Limo or Town Car service available
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- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Number of floors - 5
- Outdoor pool
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Television in common areas
- Total number of rooms - 78
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 2012
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- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Laundry facilities
- Outdoor pool
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking, Free parking nearby
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- Air conditioning
- Balcony
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- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Free toiletries
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Minibar
- Phone
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
The Bistro - This poolside bistro serves breakfast only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
Spa Services
- Aromatherapy treatments
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
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Check-out time is noon
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: THB 120 for adults and THB 80 for children (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: THB 60 (for 60 minutes, rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: THB 60 (for 60 minutes, rates may vary)
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"Sea Side Small Town--Nafplion" Nafplio by painterdave
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Visitors to Nafplion find a city designed by Venetians, a jewel, and a pleasant small town feeling. They've got it all, a castle over head, an old prison designed by Venetians on an island, a wonderful pedestrian walkway along the harbor where one can sit at a table and enjoy a drink, and a hidden piazza with plenty of tavernas to choose from.
If you are in this area, do not miss out on the chance to spend a pleasant late afternoon and evening here. Our friends who live here tell us that even in December the weather is pleasant and people come, walk, and enjoy it all.
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- Cons:Can't think of any negative things about it
- In a nutshell:Feels like Santa Barbara, Ca. to me, yet quaint
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Scott's Garlicky Shrimp Scampi$12.99
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Hickory spice rubbed salmon char-grilled and served w/ tarragon mustard, garlic red skins and julienne vegetables.
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Grilled shrimp and vegetables in a szechuan pepper broth w/ dan dan noodles, crushed peanuts and scallions.
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Here are five things to look for in the upcoming AFC divisional games:
• New York Jets at Pittsburgh Steelers (Saturday, Jan. 15, 4:30 p.m.)
2. Pittsburgh intercepted Jets quarterback Chad Pennington three times in a regular-season victory on Dec. 12. Even though Pennington displayed in this weekend's wild-card upset win at San Diego that his rotator cuff isn't bothering him as much, the Steelers might not be convinced the New York quarterback can really drive the ball into the small creases in the secondary. The Steelers cornerbacks aren't great, but they are physical, and Pittsburgh will get former starter Chad Scott back from a quadriceps injury to play in nickel cover situations. The Steelers usually play a lot more zone in the secondary, and that likely will hold true next week. But don't be surprised if strong safety Troy Polamalu cheats a bit and tries to help out with Justin McCareins, the long, angular wide receiver who will have a size advantage over the Steelers cornerbacks. Polamalu is a superb "in the box" player, will play close to the line early to try to slow down tailback Curtis Martin, but he can be spectacular in his mid-field range as well. If the Jets permit Polamalu to roam around too much, and allow him to chase the ball at will, he's apt to author a big play.
3. For all his aggressiveness, Jets first-year defensive coordinator Donnie Henderson isn't as big a blitz-quota coach as perceived. But he is very creative in getting pressure without bringing big numbers, counts mightily on his ends to get up the field, and had his charges buzzing around Steelers rookie quarterback Ben Roethlisberger pretty good in the regular-season meeting. Roethlisberger was sacked only twice in that game, but struggled to get his feet set, and was flushed out of the pocket on at least eight other occasions. The red-hot pass rusher for New York right now is left end Shaun Ellis, who had 6½ sacks in his final four regular-season outings, including half a sack versus the Steelers. He is a pretty tough matchup for Pittsburgh right tackle Oliver Ross. Suffice it to say, Ross is a far better run-blocker, and he is facing one of the NFL's best two-way ends. New York will get a real bonus if its other end, John Abraham, can play after missing the past month after spraining his knee. But everyone felt Abraham would be ready for the San Diego game and he didn't play, conceding that his financial future as a pending unrestricted free agent was a factor, and so there is a chance he won't be ready next weekend, either. Looking for Pittsburgh to get a pass-rush boost? Left outside linebacker Clark Haggans, who missed the last month of the season but who comes strong off the edge, is healthy again. If he is 100 percent, Haggans will be a difficult draw for Jets right tackle Kareem McKenzie, who has not played as well in 2004 as he did a year ago.
4. Hard to overlook two guys who rank among the five most prolific rushers in NFL history, Jerome Bettis and Curtis Martin, isn't it? But the two teams in this game defend the run so fiercely, one would assume it will take some big plays in the passing game to make a difference. Keep an eye on the nickel receivers in the contest. Antwaan Randle El, who almost always plays in the slot and draws single coverage, has emerged during the absence of the injured Plaxico Burress. Pittsburgh is expected to have its full contingent (Burress, Randle El and Hines Ward) for the game, and Ward is the consummate go-to receiver, but Randle El has made a ton of big plays the last three outings. His quickness makes him a difficult player to cover, he runs well after the catch, and is becoming very polished in his double-move routes. New York could be without one of the all-time best slot receivers, if the veteran Wayne Chrebet doesn't play, and he sat out the wild-card game against the Chargers with a concussion. Pennington is growing fond, though, of rookie Jerricho Cotchery, a physical receiver who can break arm tackles.
5. Neither of these teams allows much scoring. The Steelers led the NFL in fewest points allowed per game (15.7) and New York was fourth (16.3). It's cliché to suggest, in any playoff matchup, that little things might make a big difference. But as stingy as the Jets and Steelers can be, and with both teams unlikely to light things up offensively, it might take a turnover, a special teams play, a late field goal even, to prevail. Keep an eye on Steelers offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt. In his first season as the Steelers' play-caller, he didn't rely on gimmicks nearly as much as predecessor Mike Mularkey, and the team responded nicely to his few-frills style. But over the past month, Whisenhunt has begun to dig a bit deeper into his bag of tricks: things like direct snaps to Randle El, a former college quarterback, and reverses to Ward. In fact, one of the key plays in Pittsburgh's regular-season victory was Bettis' halfback pass for a touchdown.
• Indianapolis Colts at New England Patriots (Sunday, Jan. 16, 4:30 p.m.)
2. You think Belichick has been the bane of Manning's existence over the past couple of seasons? Well, it seems like Patriots outside linebacker Willie McGinest has been the scourge of the Colts' offensive line. The 11-year veteran, who is certainly the kind of hybrid "edge" front seven player Belichick has popularized with his schemes, has come up with a lot of big plays, particularly in the last three meetings. In the wild and wooly regular-season meeting between the two teams at the RCA Dome on Nov. 30, 2003, it was McGinest, who ran onto the field just before the snap and after limping off with an apparent leg injury, who knifed through to smother tailback Edgerrin James on a fourth-and-goal play. In last year's conference title game, McGinest had five tackles and one-half sack, to go with three quarterback pressures. And then in the season opener this year, he posted four tackles, one sack, a pass deflection and a fumble recovery. It might seem as if Colts right offensive tackle Ryan Diem, who had a Pro Bowl-caliber campaign early in the season before slumping a bit later in the year, would have the responsibility of blocking McGinest in most situations. But, the problem is, McGinest isn't aligned in the same place on every snap. Belichick will move him around, force the Colts to identify exactly where he is, and then adjust their blocking schemes on the fly. Manning ticked off the names of the Patriots defenders, on Sunday evening, who have authored big plays against the Colts recently. Not surprisingly, McGinest was the first guy he mentioned.
3. Versus a New England secondary missing both cornerbacks from last season, Ty Law (who had three "picks" of Manning in the conference title game) and Tyrone Poole, the Colts' passing game figures to have some mismatches. That should particularly be the case for slot receiver Brandon Stokley, who might just be the X-factor in the game, and who might work much of the day against a safety. It's difficult enough to imagine how the undermanned Patriots will attempt to check outside receivers Marvin Harrison and emerging star Reggie Wayne. Normally, free safety Eugene Wilson, a college corner, might draw Stokley in the slot. But injuries have forced Belichick and coordinator Romeo Crennel to move Wilson back outside in some coverage schemes. That could leave the clever Stokley, who is very adept at locating the void in a zone defense and uncovering himself, working against rookie safety Dexter Reid on some occasions. It would also seem that Manning could get tight ends Dallas Clark and Marcus Pollard deep up the seam against the New England secondary. Then again, his red zone interceptions on the opening drive of the AFC title game and the regular-season contest this year came when he attempted to force the ball inside to a tight end. Manning and coach Tony Dungy reiterated on Sunday that they don't go into a game planning to exploit a particular defender, or to get the ball to one receiver. But the guess here is that, if the Colts win at Foxboro, one big reason will be Stokley's performance.
4. Even with a new dimension this season, the power running game provided by tailback Corey Dillon, the guess is that Pats offensive coordinator Charlie Weis will throw early and often at a suspect Indianapolis secondary. Two-time Super Bowl most valuable player Tom Brady is at his best in a rhythm passing game, where he is getting the ball out on three- and (at most) five-step drops, and just taking everything that's available to him in the short hook and flat zones. Because the Colts predominantly play a Cover 2 type of umbrella zone, those throws should be there for him. You don't often see the Indy corners creeping up to play "press" or to try to get their hands on receivers and perhaps redirect their routes. Weis has called games in which he threw on 25 straight snaps, and such a strategy can be both deflating and fatiguing for a defensive front forced to rush that many times in succession. Also, just a hunch, but we're betting that Dillon, who had only 15 catches during the season, will be utilized a bit more in the passing game. And look for the Pats to dump the ball to nickel tailback Kevin Faulk and force the Colts linebackers to tackle him in space.
5. Both teams have exceptional kickers, Adam Vinatieri for New England and Mike Vanderjagt of the Colts, but it's going to take touchdowns and red zone efficiency, to win this game. Vanderjagt, by the way, missed the potential game-tying field goal in the season opener this year at Gillette Stadium. If you've got to trot out the kickers too often on Sunday, though, you might be in trouble. The Colts have been amazingly productive inside the 20-yard line in 2004, with Manning's ballhandling wizardry and play-action fakes a key to their success. He'll need to avoid, as noted previously, the kind of red zone turnovers that plagued him the last two games in Foxboro. The Pats struggled in scoring territory in the AFC Championship Game last season and probably can't afford to squander as many opportunities against an Indianapolis team that figures to put points on the scoreboard. Most people forget that, after the Pats scored a touchdown on their first possession of the conference title game in 2003 (a seven-yard pass to wide open wideout David Givens), they never got back to the end zone. Their final 17 points came on five Vinatieri field goals and a safety when the Colts had a punt snap sail out of the end zone. Seven scores and just one touchdown among them? That kind of reverse largesse could get the Patriots beat this time.
Len Pasquarelli is a senior NFL writer for ESPN.com.


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FOX 26 Sports in Houston has reported that the LSU Tigers will face the Wisconsin Badgers in the 2014 Texas Kickoff Classic at Reliant Stadium. The game would likely be played on Saturday, Aug. 30, 2014.
But LSU associate athletic director Verge Ausberry quickly denied that report and stated that a contract is not in place to play Wisconsin in Houston.
"Nothing has been finalized," Ausberry told The Times-Picayune. "We're still talking to other teams."
In an interview last night on WNXX 104.5, LSU athletic director Joe Alleva also said that the game has not yet been confirmed.
"We are in conversations with Wisconsin, as well as a couple of other teams, actually" Alleva stated. "We would very much like to play our opening game next year in Reliant Stadium. The opponent has yet to be determined, but Wisconsin is a very good possibility."
"There's no deal yet, we haven't worked out any kind of financial deal yet. Our goal is to play our opening game in Reliant Stadium against a quality opponent."
Based on the FOX 26 report and comments from Alleva, it seems that the LSU-Wisconsin game is very likely to happen if the financial details can be agreed upon.
LSU and Wisconsin have met twice on the football field. The Tigers won 38-28 in Madison in 1971 and 27-7 in Baton Rouge in 1972.
A report surfaced last week that Wisconsin wanted to play LSU at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. There have no further public discussions on that possibility. The upcoming College Football Playoff coupled with discussions on a nine-game SEC schedule may delay non-conference scheduling past the 2014 season.
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In an interview with ESPN.com, Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez provided an update on LSU-Wisconsin:
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Okay, LSU is just being cheap. They have a common tactic of scheduling games against high-ranked northern teams in Texas, so it's counted as neutral but might as well be at home. They did vs. Oregon back in 2011, and they want to lure Wisconsin into it as well. "Just say 'no' to LSU in Texas."
LSU vs. TCU in Dallas in 2013 ( i guess you consider that a LSU home game too), LSU vs. North Carolina in Atlanta in 2010 ( i guess you consider that a LSU home game too). LSU plays in Texas for several reasons: (1) Texas TV markets (2) Texas Recruiting (3) Texas Draw (4) Championship atmosphere. (5) money, money, money. LSU is the 4th most valuable college football program per Forbes Magazine. So the Tigers rightfully employ smart scheduling techniques for a variety of reasons (as stated above).
LSU has options if Wisconsin doesn't want to play LSU in Texas then they can go schedule Grand Valley St. to play in Wisconsin. Give LSU credit for scheduling some tough and exciting games out of conference. And LSU schedules tough despite the fact that it is the only program to play Florida, Alabama, Auburn, Arkansas, and now Texas A & M every year.
Oh EverettHuges youre just mad because the SEC is a tough conference to play in let alone beat the teams in the conference. LSU demands high gate reciepts as it rightfully should as it has won 2 national championships and by the way since the inception of the BCS ALL national titles belong to SEC schools namely LSU and Alabama.
If they decide to go to a playoff expect many of the slots to be filled with SEC teams and them to emerge as champions. They are the better conference in Division 1 football. Just except it and move on.
Chris, maybe I'm missing something, but the BCS has been around since 1998 and has crowned 15 National Champions with the SEC winning nine (9) of them, not all as you have written. If you're speaking of just the recent past history of only the past seven years then yes the SEC has won every BCS Championship and you are correct. History tends to be in motion and at this point in time the SEC has bought the best Football Conference in College. Let's all enjoy College Football for what it is, entertainment.
It could have been more if it weren't for the pre domination bias that kept some Damn good SEC champions out of the ship.
The game at Lambeau still might happen. Discussions from Wisconsin's side still include a 'home-and-home'. Reliant in 2014 and Lambeau in 2016. The original plan was Lambeau in 2014, but it appears LSU wants the 'home' game first.
Wisconsin has Washington State scheduled on August 30, 2014 – which will probably move to 9/6 or 9/13.
Does the SEC ever play games outside their footprint?
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LSU played @ Arizona in '03, @ AZ St. in '05, @ Washington in '09 & @ WVU in '11. The Fightin' Tigers won all of those. None are inside SEC territory. Bama won @ Penn St. in '11. Also, the SEC teams (Florida, Georgia & S. Carolina) have dominated their in-state ACC opponents in the past 4 yrs, 10-2. So do those not matter since they occurred w/i the "SEC footprint"?
Bring on the Badgers! And/or, let's play Michigan, or even better Ohio State! Tigers would beat any of them! Fear the Hat!


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I serve as the co-ordinator of the BRCA Research Clinic, whose purpose is to identify novel ways of predicting and preventing women's cancer. I conduct research into the impact of panomic testing (genetic, epigenetic, microbiomic etc.), around themes such as barriers to testing, optimal communication and support, and health behaviour in response to testing. I'm passionate about teaching and have a special interest in blended learning.
One of the biggest challenges in modern medicine is how to tailor diagnosis and treatment to each individual patient. With the help of new genetic and epigenetic techniques, we are now able to better characterise risk and inform an individual's choice. We are just starting to see the benefit of this approach and much work remains in order to make it clinically meaningful.
I teach eight sessions per year for the two MSc programmes in Women's Health, and four sessions for the UCL Medical School. Since 2012, I've been as a Reflective Practice Tutor at the Medical School, helping students develop reflective reasoning skills. I have devised a new teaching module in Ethics of Women's Health, and recently received a research grant from UCL to create an open-access course in Reproductive Ethics, due to launch in July 2016.
|Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery – Medicine
|University College London
|Doctor of Philosophy – Behavioural Sciences
|University of Oxford
|Master of Science – Neuroscience
|University of Oxford
|Bachelor of Arts – Behavioural Neuroscience and Psychology
|Trinity College Cambridge


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I've studied your shortcode reference but it's confusing me because I need different settings for the parent and child albums and the new code is not used in the reference very much.
So here's what I'd like. On my main photos page 4 parent albums with titles and descriptions and one picture, the way you have 'photo of the hour' displayed here.
When you click on a parent album you get a slide show exactly like 'WPPA+ mini slideshow' on the home page - auto scrolling with thumb nails and a title above the main photo with a changing description under each photo. But I don't want it "mini" sized.
I know where to enter the titles and descriptions in each album. The other thing is I don't want to change any settings that will affect this page which is now exactly the way I want it to appear.
Thanks for all your great help!