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Crisp on 28th
G/F Alveo Corporate Center, 28th St., Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila
- 106 Reviews
- 192 Recommend
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First off, it was a Friday night, and the place wasn't packed. This is GREAT! Too often you find places in BGC that are crowded around the 7-8pm hour, especially if the establishment is as fine and 'hip' as Crisp.
So what does this mean for you? Well it means you get a nice cozy atmosphere, not filled with too much chatter, but not too quiet that you don't feel like you're dining at a restaurant no one wants to go to.
I've heatd their lunch hour is packed (due to it being on the ground floor of a corporate building), so best to avoid the lunch rush if you don't want to hear business chatter and the like, but if that's your thing, go for it!
I was lucky enough to be offerred to try these foods free of charge, so I won't comment on the pricing, but you do get what you pay for (assuming I had to pay).
Let's start with the beverages:
Cold press juiced was great. Tried the cucumber lime mint trifecta. And it was refreshing as you'd expect. This is a GET.
Next up, appetizers, and Adobo Nachos are a great way to tease your appetite. Definitely for sharing (well...except for me, I could finsh this all by my lonesome), I'd GET this as well.
The Asian Wolford salad was kind of a miss for me, and not for lack of dressing mind you. It was just average, not bad, but I won't be lining up for it in the future. I'd PASS on this.
The Flat Iron steak was fabulous. Well plated, tender and just the right amount of chewiness. The sweet potato mash complimented the meat well. Definitely a GET!
The Five-Spice Salmon was by far the standout of the night. The munggo red rice that it is paired with may have been even bettet than the fish. It has a distinct flavor that I can assume may not sit well with others, but I LOVED it. GET GET GET!
Overall 4 stars, less one for the Salad. I'm kinda new at this review game, but I don't think we should be handing out 5-star reviews all the time. But rest assured, the service and atmosphere was five-star worthy!
- No. of Comments: 5
- No. of Likes: 12 Likes
Manila Ramen is a total comfort food!!
Imagine all your pinoy favorites in one bowl - kwek kwek, chicharon bulaklak, and grilled liempo. It also have veggies and corn. All that on top of a beef -based soup and noodles. Very unique twist on the usual ramen. 100% Pinoy!! I think this is also one of the unhealthiest meal they have. Hahaha! Because I thought this place serves healthy food. I'm not complaining though.
It was so good I finished the whole bowl by myself. Haha! Normally, I have to share it with the hubby or he'll ate the leftovers.
Hubby ordered the solo chicken barbecue and he also loved it. He said it was very tender, flavorful and a bit spicy. He also liked the rice that came with it and even ordered an extra rice! Serving was generous.
I expected the place to be big and intimidating. But it wasn't. We almost missed this because you can't easily notice it from afar.
Staff were very nice and our order came within a reasonable amount of time.
Kid-approved: Yes! My daughter (1.5 yo) liked the ramen (soup and noodle only). And even had some rice on it. Talk about carbo-loading. Chicken barbecue is spicy so we didn't let her taste it.
- No. of Comments: 3
- No. of Likes: 5 Likes
Finally got to try this after so many attempts!
What we ordered:
Asian Waldorf salad - Loved the crunch in every bite! Slices of celery where perfect so that it didn't overpower the other greens.
Crispy sisig - It's so good! I liked how they added coriander to give it a different taste as well as to combat the "umay" from the pig's fat. 🏼
Calamansi Cake - Didn't really like it. I found it to be too sweet for my taste. My gf liked it though.
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- No. of Likes: 7 Likes
Char-grilled Hanger Steak -
Salmon sliders -
Chipotle Quinoa Salad -
Tres Leches Rum cake -
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- No. of Likes: 1 Like
This is the perfect place if you are looking for comfort food. The menu changes every now and then so you wond be stuck on the same old line-up and be open for something new everytime.
The ambiance was so calm and peaceful when we visited until a big group of Titas of Manila swarmed the place and suddenly became the New York Stock Market.
Please make your iced tea glass bigger please.
(photo: Sisig Rice)
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- No. of Likes: 7 Likes
saturday dinner with friends..
crisp beef tapa
green mangoes with bagoong super sour. lacked bagoong. extra bagoong for 50 pesos
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- No. of Likes: 2 Likes
Either I was super hungry and have been seriously craving for tapsilog for some days now, or Crisp on 28th's Crisp Beef Tapa 2.8 was exceptionally good, as I was internally dancing with delight with the each bite.
As per the menu, it was comprised of the marinated tapa, sambal peanut rice, sunny side up egg, seared tomato, pickled cucumber, shrimp kropek, with spicy vinegar as condiment. Although the dish was extremely busy, all the ingredients surprisingly worked perfectly together.
One area of improvement—would have wanted the beef to be more spicy, but they had chili flakes available so I just happily peppered my dish with spice. I finished the tapa in a snap with a portion of the rice left. Since the rice itself was tasty by itself, I had to prevent myself from eating everything as I was supposed to be on diet.
Service was satisfactory. The staff was attentive, which I hope will be sustained even if the place is packed. Overall a great experience, so I will definitely be back. Can't wait to try their other breakfast dishes, even the pasta or sandwiches!
- No. of Comments: 0
- No. of Likes: 6 Likes
I heard from some of my friends that Crisp on 28th served great food so I went to see if the hype was true.
Upon arriving at the restaurant, we were greeted warmly by the staff and ushered to our seats. Place was quite small but looked upscale. It had a small bar in front while pastries were displayed right beside it. It was quite late so we were hungry already and rushed to order. We ordered the following:
Angus Beef Burger • Soy glaze • Sunny Side Egg • Togarashi Mayo • Japanese Pickles • Nori
The burger was average. It didn't taste special but it wasn't bad either. What I did love was their sweet potato fries on the side. It did not have that oily taste nor that guilty feeling you get when you eat normal fries. The fries were very thin so it was very crispy. It was so addicting!
Pork Belly • Sisg Pig's Mask • Pickled Quail Egg • Crispy Tokwa • Ali
My friend really liked this one but I beg to differ. It was just a bit off for me. Never ordering this again.
I am a big fan of lemon desserts and I thought calamansi is part of the family. It was love at first bite for me, the icing at least. The icing itself gets 5 stars because it's just so perfect that I could eat this on a monthly basis. I believe the cake was intentionally made not too sweet to balance out the icing which I think was just right. I will come back here just for the Calamansi Cake and maybe try out their other better dishes.
My verdict is that maybe I did not select the best dishes today so I will give it another chance. Til my next visit!
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- No. of Likes: 3 Likes
First off, I think it is a clever idea to put little images of their bestsellers on the back cover of the menu. We eat with our eyes as well as our mouths, after all. For appetizers, we ordered the chipotle chicken and quinoa salad, which is very good. The blue cheese and the spicy chicken provided really good contrasting flavors. I also liked the beetroot diced into little pieces. For mains, I ordered Sambal chicken and my friend ordered chicken barbecue. Both equally good. It was really a dinner celebrating their chicken dishes, so we'll probably try something different next time. For dessert, we had banana squash cake. The cream cheese layer elevated that cake and made it special. Will definitely come back.
- No. of Comments: 3
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Cozy Ambiance. Great food and refreshing drinks.
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- No. of Likes: 5 Likes
Because of the voucher my officemates and I bought online, we ate lunch here one Wednesday afternoon.
Whenever we eat here, I just can't help but order the Chipotle Chicken Quinoa Salad. I love how refreshing, tasty, and "heavy" this salad is. There were so many ingredients (veggies + fruits) used but still, they all worked so well together. Even without any dressing, it's very good already. But the citrusy dressing made the salad even better and yummier. You should definitely try this one!!! 🏼
My two other officemates ordered Cubano Sandwich and the Beef Burger. I was able to taste both and they were just okay? Hmmmm. Nothing really extra special. The pork in the cubano sandwich was burnt giving it the bitter weird taste. The beef burger was good but for the price (almost 400 ++), I was expecting something super good. It felt and tasted kulang. Though the bread was super soft which we all liked, the beef patty was okay, kinda dry and lacking that extra "flavor". Plus it would be nice if there were more cheese and veggies added.
Then for "dessert" we tried two milkshakes -- Nutella Brownies Milkshake and Black Forest Milkshake.
My 2 officemates enjoyed their milkshakes. They were both sweet but milky and creamy. We weren't expecting to get a huge chunk of brownie and black forest cake added but they loved the added treat. It's like drinking milkshake with a small cake/brownie on the side. Again, I only tasted it and for me, both tasted the same -- milky (good thing) and too sweet (bad!!).
Service was just okay. Felt like they were not that happy to be serving us and they were in a hurry.
- No. of Comments: 0
- No. of Likes: 9 Likes
It's really a good goooooddd place to had a Big Breakfast..
Everything are so awesome, from sausages, potatoes, mushroom, breads, eggs, all are just so good and make you full till dinner time.
Really! I mean it! Go try urself
- No. of Comments: 3
- No. of Likes: 9 Likes
This classy cafe on the 28th is another place that should be considered if you are to find good food. The place accepts reservations and really is a decent place for events as well.
The place has a common CR. I just dont like big mirrors at CRs. And theirs is like mirror on four walls of the CR.
chipotle chicken quinoa salad (featured)
Pronounce this like ship-ot-lay with the long a. I honestly pronounced this first as chipotel like as bottle...lol right? But there is no chipotle found in this salad. According to wiki, chipotles are smoke-dried jalapeños. Well, really, it was the quinoa that made me order this. I say thus is very interesting. Mix of greens, even string beans, beets, organic quinoa, cherry tomatoes, white cheese, onions, oranges, almonds, black olives and grilled herb chicken. The texture is already a winner. The chicken tasted like dry teriyaki. I just wish that they put more olives
What's good with crisp's salad is that you can order in half size.
Banana pumpkin cake
I got curious with the pumpkin spice. So in the end it just tasted more like an extraordinary banana bread. We have a 3 layer cake the top and bottom are special pimplin-spiced banana cake. In between is a sweet filling taste like chewy meringue. I love the glazed bananas on top. Partly fresh partly toasted. Whip cream is served at side to tame down the sweetness.
For these two orders, i should give a low 4, and am willing to go back again for more!
- No. of Comments: 8
- No. of Likes: 10 Likes
What's nice about Crisp is that it opens as early as 7am. That mean's you're not stuck with the usual and unexciting Mcdo, or the annoyingly poor service slash awful breakfast of IHop.
1/Food 🙂
(a)Home-made Longganisa
I guess they're still finalizing their menu, as you won't find longganisa in their all-day breakfast meals.
So anyway, it comes with brown rice that feels like the hull is still there. The hull is the outermost layer of the palay that you get rid of during milling. Even the yummiest dishes paired with what for me seems to be undercooked rice, will definitely lose all its charm.
On its own though, the longganisa makes a good first impression. The taste is not commercialized - it's unlike what you can buy from the grocery and palengke, not even the longganisa for sale on the streets of whatever town or province of its supposed origin. Of course it is still garlicky, pepperry, tangy and salty. But perhaps what is refreshing about it is, it doesn't feel that the meat went through the curing process. It looks and feels like it was prepared just the night before. I also like that the lean:fat ratio is obviously in favor of the lean.
Presentation-wise, I'm giving them a gold star for those beautiful vintage plates.
(b)Buche de Noel
(a strawberry marshmallo buttercream)
It's cream inside, out and in between, it left me over-satiated (in tagalog kakaumay!). It's yummy, even mouth-watering. It's not so sweet, but the creaminess is just over-the-top it makes me crazy! It was a really big slice. For the lactose-sensitive, beware. This cake is a sure ticket to the "throne".
There were only 2 tables occupied, 3 people in all. But we had to wait at least 5 minutes before the order taker came to us. And another 20 minutes waiting-time for the longganisa and cake to be served.
- No. of Comments: 3
- No. of Likes: 6 Likes
It's my first time here and am not sure what to expect haha! Mark O and I got here at around 6pm, and we took our time reading thru the menu.
We had Chipotle Chicken Salad - i love this salad! The chicken was perfect (well close to perfect as I hoped there was more ) and the beets & vegetable mix was divine. What made it taste even better was the subtle hint of sourness from olives 🏻🏻
Then there was the Lapu-lapu for main, add php 90 to include Soup of the Day (beef and potato soup)
The fish was just heavenly! it would have been seventh heaven for me, if we didn't have to pick on the bones. But there weren't a lot so I'll let it pass.
We also ordered Falafel Bites, but were so full and decided to have it packed instead. So I'll know if it'll make Beni's have a run for their money or not.
I didn't enjoy the cold pressed pineapple with melon strings much, as the drink was full of ice and the taste of pineapple was quite light. Just give it a couple of minutes and the flavor gets diluted further..but ok I was here for the food anyway.
Will i come back? yes!!!
- No. of Comments: 3
- No. of Likes: 8 Likes
#TeamClingy threw a surprise birthday bash for Jenn N Julie J and Neil R last month. Sweet namin noh? Of course, we chose a special place to hold that super fun party. Thank you, Bondi and Bourke!! Aside from feasting on awesome Aussie food, we had this special cake prepared for the birthday girls and boy. Thank you to Chichi T for coordinating with Carmela of Crisp on 28th. Nuks, connections!
We ordered this cake days before the planned party. Chichi gave us a shortlist of cakes that we can order but we just allowed her to decide what to get. We trust her taste.
Picked up this cake from Crisp on 28th with JP G before heading to Makati. At first, I thought it's just a plain chocolate cake, but we were all pleasantly surprised when we started slicing it. This Chocolate Royal Cake is a delight for chocolate lovers! Chocolate mousse and Ferrero-like middle layer on top of a biscuit base, covered with more chocolate. It was a bit too sweet so I only finished a small slice, plus I was too full already. But it was yummy, we even took home slices of the leftover cake. Best to eat it chilled although the biscuit becomes hard to slice if you place it inside the chiller.
The other cute cake was from Ruth A.
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- No. of Likes: 11 Likes
Woahh, those bbq skewers were surprisingly really good!!! Highly recommended to those who like a little spice and kick in their food!
Chicken quinoa and reuben sandwich also in photo.
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I love this place, it's very nice. The place was quite crowded on a weeknight so we had early reservation. We ordered Chipotle Chicken Quinoa Salad, Adobo Flakes, and Chicken Sambal. I love their quinoa salad and adobo flakes. Chicken Sambal, their best seller is also yummy. And for dessert we had their signature cake and it was really delicious. I also like their mango, yogurt, pineapple smootie and their house blend iced tea. Overall, the food was great. Attentive staff. Will visit this again for sure.
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I was always been so curious about this place since the day solenn and erwan are posting pictures of different foods here. So when I went to BCG I dropped by the place for breakfast and ordered Buckwheat Pancakes. Its a bit pricey but the serving is so big for a typical filipino person. It's delicious and the place is very cozy and the staffs are very welcoming. Will definitely be back here.
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Small business owner Scott Gassmann says he and others are noticing how tough the coming year might be.
Gassmann co-manages a small accountancy and business consultancy firm, GM Accounting, in the South-East Queensland city of Logan, dealing with small business clients from its offices in a commercial shopping centre. Business is slowing.
"We've definitely noticed a downturn in people coming off the street for assistance with investment and finance," says Gassmann. "Logan has been such a boom area for so many years, but uncertainty is growing now, not just here, but all around Australia, in regards to where things are headed within the next 12 months. Things may be tough for a while."
However the entrepreneurial Gassmann is refusing to be sucked in by the gloom.
"We're noticing the economic pain. Though a strong business strategy, and some understanding of some of the benefits of building a business during a downturn, should see any strong and resilient businessman or woman through," says Gassman.
"It isn't all bad news for entrepreneurs looking to get up and running at the moment."
So how can young entrepreneurs not only get a leg up on a bear market, but grow their business in a time when everything else economic is going south?
When starting a business, in either good times or bad, one of the first hurdles is securing start-up capital. It's not being made any easier at the moment with the global credit crunch.
Due to a lack of liquidity in the banking sector, banks and other large credit institutions are restricting how much money they lend, often leaving start-up ventures out in the cold. Luckily there are other options.
Christine Kaine, CEO of Business Angels, a private investment facilitation group, believes that despite more traditional institutions limiting their lending, there is still money out there for people with a good idea.
"People are realising that the stock market isn't the cash cow any more, and they turn to groups like Business Angels because they can have a safer investment with a direct involvement with that investment. I have had a flurry of investors registering and seriously looking at opportunities," she says.
It also seems that there is more pressure on business people to make their case for funding, which can often result in more effective business planning and strategy.
"In a boom, everyone seems to be in a euphoric cloud; when times are tougher our priorities change - perhaps we take business more seriously, pay more attention to detail and build better businesses," says Kaine.
"Many good businesses have started in the bust cycle. People become a lot more realistic and put a lot more effort into their plans. It's a good opportunity for entrepreneurs to put their ideas to the test."
As the old saying goes, there is more than one way to skin a cat, and the same can be said about sourcing finance. There is a new alternative to traditional funding emerging. Peer-to-peer lending involves individuals lending directly to other individuals via the internet, a scheme relatively new to Australian shores. Such a model has proved successful in the US and UK with sites like Prosper and Zopa, offering various forms of loans, from personal to business, without the employment of a financial intermediary.
Australia now has iGrin, a peer-to-peer lending site based off this model, allowing young entrepreneurs looking for investment an opportunity to source it directly from a private investor. Anyone with an idea can now simply register to the service and seek out funding. On the other side of the coin, iGrin allows individuals to invest small amounts on the site, from $100, allowing a greater scope of previously would-be investors to be involved with earning a return on their investment and helping someone in the process.
Significant growth is predicted for this lending sector by year 2010, with one tech firm estimating 800% growth, a handy potential life-line for cash-starved entrepreneurs.
Some industries are generally less affected by market fluctuations than others. Understanding the underlying changes in the market can often mean success in a waning economy, despite market pessimism.
In 2009 IBISWorld predicts that there will be significant growth in revenue for industries such as biotechnology (6.5%), rail transportation (9.5%), heavy industrial construction (6.3%), health services (5%) and online information services (8.2%).
Raghu Rajakumar, an IBISWorld analyst, says some industries are less affected by market fluctuations than other businesses.
"While consumer and economic demand plays a part, it's important to take note of sociological trends and technological trends that operate almost outside of the economy. They provide opportunities for small business to continue even during a downturn." he says.
Offering opportunities in uncertain times are businesses that deal with growth areas, like the ageing population, single-person households, climate change and the widespread adoption of online technologies.
Janelle Repacholi runs One Stop Health, a web-based health directory developed for the Western Australian community, allowing users to easily find a multitude of health services, from natural remedies to dentistry or a sporting organisation.
Repacholi launched the business in 2008, just as the international economy began to crumble. Holding her in good stead was that she has based the business on a growth area, the continuing take-up of online information services.
"It was quite an interesting time for me, and I really just had to put a little bit of thought into it. I had to prove that I was there for the long haul. But in terms of my website, it's a niche website for WA, so I am protected quite a bit from the conditions," says Repacholi.
One Stop Health's second strength is that it is operating in another recession resilient sector, health, which is kept busy by an ageing population, greater community awareness around health and the fact that people get sick whether in boom or bust.
"Traditionally, the health sector is fairly immune to these economic conditions so the health industry tends to stay quite strong. There certainly is an air of caution when people are deciding what to do with their dollar, though the people investing their money into the site still seem to be interested as the industry grows," says Repacholi.
Joss Evans is the CEO of INNOVIC, a not-for-profit organisation that helps people get viable new ideas into the marketplace. She has noticed that in times of trouble, new ideas come to the forefront, seeking investors and eventually creating smarter, better ways to do things in all industry sectors. INNOVIC is struggling to keep up with the flow of ideas.
"We're busier now than we've ever been because, in an economic downturn, one of the things that comes to the fore is that if you don't have a job or if you're being downsized or laid off you think, 'What can I do to start my own business?' So there are opportunities in economic downturns, and using a little bit of imagination and some innovation, there are opportunities for people - young and old - to start their own businesses."
Despite the influx of good ideas, Joss says it's the ones with a well-grounded and considered approach that will get off the ground.
"If you've got a good idea and you've done the homework, you can still get it up and running," she says. "Just make sure you do your market research, fall out of love with the idea so you can be critical of any fatal flaws, look at direct and indirect competitors, understand the intellectual property issues and write a good business plan."
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During July 1987, Bob Dylan and the Grateful Dead teamed up for six dates on the East and West coasts. These gigs afforded the Dead the chance to play on its own each night, then take to the stage with Dylan. Two of those gigs are captured in the newly reissued View from the Vault IV, featuring the venerable San Francisco act Oakland Stadium on 24 July and Anaheim Stadium on 26 July. Volume III, also out once more, finds Jerry Garcia and Co. at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California on 16 June 1990.
The group that took the stage on the latter date was in fine form, sounding better than it would be just a few weeks later when it rolled into Pittsburgh for an 8 July gig at Three Rivers Stadium (seen on the first volume of the View from the Vault series). As good as the 8 July gig is, the 16 June date captures the group having fun and going for the throat, taking to the stage with a booming, unapologetic reading of "Let The Good Times Roll" and moving, without pause, through "Truckin'", "Touch of Grey", "Mama Tried" and "Big River". Not only is it a kind of greatest hits night, it's the hits played at maximum capability.
The Dead was guilty of some sketchy vocalizing but here everyone, including Garcia, is in fine voice and the guitar interplay between him and Bob Weir is priceless. Garcia never really lost his touch as a lead player on this night he was playing near the peak of his powers. Covers, including "I Know You Rider" and "Big Boss Man" shine beside band standards such as "Estimated Prophet", "Sugar Magnolia" and "Friend of the Devil". But it's the closing reading of Dylan's "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" that's perhaps most affecting on this collection; the sextet finds nuance after nuance in the Dylan masterpiece which seems to have been written expressly for an outfit just like it. Hearing Garcia who, like Dylan, doesn't have a classically beautiful voice, emote as he does here is a firm reminder of how the Dead captured our attention and maintained our interest for so many decades.
The two sets from that night are augmented by a 3 October 1987 gig at the same venue with "My Brother Esau" and "West L.A. Fadeaway" fitting in nicely with tracks such as "New Minglewood Blues", "Candyman" and yet another Dylan composition, "When I Paint My Masterpiece". This set, along with a visible lyrics option and photo gallery comprise the extras on the DVD.
The Oakland and Anaheim dates found on Volume IV are also evidence of a band that was in fighting form. Coming just weeks after the release of what would become the Dead's most commercially successful studio album, In The Dark, the two dates are particularly fascinating when you consider that a year before Garcia had emerged from a coma and had to re-learn guitar. He's especially vibrant during "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo", "Deal" and "Uncle John's Band" during the 24 July gig and "Iko Iko", "West L.A. Fadeaway" and "Shakedown Street" from 26 July.
Keyboardist Brent Mydland, who possessed a good but anonymous voice (as in, you could hear him on a thousand beer commercials and think he had a good voice but if left in charge of fronting a band, you'd probably find his singing too generic) delivers on "Dear Mr. Fantasy" and "Tons of Steel", a tune that in many others contexts does little to excite but breathes in a way its studio counterpart never could.
Given that this disc offers two full shows there's not much room for bonus material (aside from, once more, a visible lyrics option) but that hardly matters. Fact is, this is prime Dead and if one were to only snag one volume of View from the Vault it might as well be this one.
Naturally, each iteration of the Dead has its own dedicated fans but these releases, which lean heavily on the Mydland years, suggest that 1987-90 really may have seen the band at its finest hour since the early '70s, having recovered from the ravishes of the Keith and Donna Godchaux and remaining more solid and focused than it would be in the final, post-Mydland years (1990-95).
Whatever era you tend to favor, the dates captured in this series will no doubt offer something to please you as the Dead proved it was a band never short on good playing and unexpected detours into the sublime.
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Systemic learning planification for medical students during oncology clinical rotation [Planification systématique de l'apprentissage hospitalier de la cancérologie par les étudiants en DCEM]
Goncalves A.,Institute Paoli Calmettes |
Goncalves A.,French Institute of Health and Medical Research |
Goncalves A.,Aix - Marseille University |
Viens P.,Institute Paoli Calmettes |
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Bulletin du Cancer | Year: 2011
The expected increase in cancer incidence emphasizes the need for specific training in this area, including either family physician or specialized oncologists. In France, the fourth to sixth years of medical teaching include both theoretical classes at the university and daily actual practice at the hospital. Thus, clinical rotations are thought to play a major role in the training of medical students and also largely participate to the choice of the student of his/her final specialty. Pedagogic quality of these rotations is dependent on multiple parameters, including a rigorous planification of the expected learning. Here, we reported a systemic planification of learning activities for medical students during an oncology rotation at the Paoli- Calmettes Institute in Marseille, France, a regional comprehensive cancer center. This planification includes an evaluation of learning requirements, definition of learning objectives, selection of learning methods and choice of methods of assessment of the students' achievement of these objectives as well as the learning activity itself. ©John Libbey Eurotext. Source
Surgery for transposition of the great arteries, ventricular septal defect and left ventricular outflow tract obstruction: European Congenital Heart Surgeons Association multicentre study
Hazekamp M.G.,Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum |
Gomez A.A.,Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum |
Koolbergen D.R.,Leids Universitair Medisch Centrum |
Hraska V.,Deutsches Kinderherzzentrum |
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European Journal of Cardio-thoracic Surgery | Year: 2010
Objectives: Optimal surgical management for patients with transposition of the great arteries (TGA), ventricular septal defect (VSD) and left ventricular outflow obstruction (LVOTO) remains controversial. Although the Rastelli operation has been the most widely performed surgical procedure during the past decades, several studies have shown its suboptimal long-term prognosis. Other operations have been developed to improve results. This study was performed to compare the outcomes of the different surgical approaches for patients with TGA, VSD and LVOTO, as well as to determine risk factors for mortality and re-intervention. Methods: Records from 146 patients undergoing surgery from 1980 to 2008 from eight European hospitals were reviewed. Median age at operation was 21.5 months (range 0.2-165.1 months), and median weight was 10.0 kg (range 2.0-41.0 kg). Surgical procedures involved were the Rastelli procedure (82), arterial (24) and atrial (5) switch operation with relief of LVOTO, Réparation à l'Etage ventriculaire (REV) procedure (7) and the Metras modification (24), as well as the Nikaidoh procedure (4). Results: The overall survival was 88%, 88% and 58% at 1, 10 and 20 years, respectively. The overall event-free survival was 80%, 45% and 26% at 1, 10 and 20 years, respectively. The REV procedure and the Metras modification were found to have the best long-term results in both survival and event-free survival rates. Multivariate analysis revealed year of operation, non-commitment of the VSD and prolonged cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) time as risk factors for mortality while age at surgery, year of operation and type of corrective surgery were risk factors for re-intervention. Conclusions: Different surgical approaches have been developed for patients with TGA, VSD and LVOTO. The REV procedure and the Metras modification were observed to have favourable long-term results in survival and event-free survival rates. Aortic translocation techniques such as the Nikaidoh procedure seem promising, but further studies will be needed to confirm this in the long term. © 2010 European Association for Cardio-Thoracic Surgery. Source
Functional 3D imaging for the prevention, diagnostic, surgery planning and follow-up of hip pathologies [Imagerie 3D fonctionnelle de l'articulation de la hanche pour la prévention, le diagnostic, la planification et le suivi chirurgical]
Delplanque M.,Paris West University Nanterre La Defense |
De La Simone M.,Paris West University Nanterre La Defense |
Burdin V.,French Institute of Health and Medical Research |
Skalli W.,Arts et Metiers ParisTech |
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IRBM | Year: 2012
In order to reduce the failure rate due to a poor understanding of mechanical causes, the new diagnostics and pretreatments of osteoarticular pathologies are turning increasingly to methods assessing the 3D morphology of the joints, its kinematics and its impact on the adjacent joints. The goal of the TecSan HIPEOS project is to provide, in combination with the EOS™ system, a set of clinical tools to better understand the structural and kinematic 3D consequences of musculoskeletal diseases in order to optimize the decision, the surgery and functional recovery. The TecSan HIPEOS project has led to clinically validated applications (sterEOS™), that integrate the 3D approach in clinical practice for the diagnosis, the post-operative control and follow-up of the hip joint based on a static and/or a functional approach of the joint. Other prototype tools have been developed and used to establish proofs of concept and to open interesting perspectives for future applications including surgical planning and pseudokinematic studies. The article summarizes the results obtained both in terms of product innovation and clinical validation. © 2012 Elsevier Masson SAS. All rights reserved. Source
Population pharmacokinetics and pharmacogenetics of mycophenolic acid following administration of mycophenolate mofetil in de novo pediatric renal-transplant patients
Zhao W.,French Institute of Health and Medical Research |
Fakhoury M.,French Institute of Health and Medical Research |
Brochard K.,Hopital Mere et Enfant |
Niaudet P.,Hopital Necker Enfants Malades |
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Journal of Clinical Pharmacology | Year: 2010
The objective was to develop a population pharmacokinetic-pharmacogenetic model of mycophenolic acid following administration of mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) in de novo pediatric renal-transplant patients and identify factors that explain variability. The pharmacokinetic samples were collected from 89 de novo pediatric renal-transplant patients treated with MMF and studied during the first 60 postoperative days. All patients were genotyped for UGT1A8-A9, UGT2B7, and ABCC2. Population pharmacokinetic analysis was performed with the NONMEM and was validated using bootstrap visual predictive check. The pharmacokinetic data were best described by a 2-compartment model with Erlang distribution to describe the absorption phase. The covariate analysis identified body weight as an individual factor influencing central volume of distribution and concomitant immunosuppressive medication and identified body weight and UGT2B7 802C>T genotype as individual factors influencing apparent oral clearance (CL/F) of MMF. CL/F in cyclosporine-MMF-treated patients was 33% higher than in tacrolimus-MMF-treated patients. The CL/F was significantly lower in patients with UGT2B7 802 C/C genotype compared with patients with UGT2B7 802 C/T and 802T/T genotypes, and this effect was independent of concomitant immunosuppressive medication or body weight. The population pharmacokinetic- pharmacogenetic model of mycophenolic acid was validated. Body weight, concomitant medication, and UGT2B7 genotype contribute significantly to the interindividual variability of MMF disposition in pediatric renal-transplant patients. © The Author(s) 2010. Source
Population pharmacokinetics and Bayesian estimator of mycophenolic acid in children with idiopathic nephrotic syndrome
Cailliez M.,Hopital de la Timone Enfants |
Jacqz-Aigrain E.,French Institute of Health and Medical Research
British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology | Year: 2010
WHAT IS ALREADY KNOWN ABOUT THIS SUBJECT • MMF has been proposed as a treatment of steroid-dependent nephrotic syndrome and in the recent years, several studies have suggested its positive effect in preventing relapses. WHAT THIS PAPER ADDS • The population pharmacokinetics of MPA was first evaluated in children with idiopathic nephrotic syndrome and data fitted well with a two-compartment model with first-order absorption and lag time. • Body weight and serum albumin had a significant impact on oral clearance. • A three-point (T0, T1 and T4h) Bayesian estimator of AUC0-12 was developed. AIMS: To develop a population pharmacokinetic model for mycophenolic acid (MPA) in children with idiopathic nephrotic syndrome (INS) treated with mycophenolate mofetil (MMF), identify covariates that explain variability and determine the Bayesian estimator of the area under the concentration-time curve over 12 h (AUC0-12). METHODS: The pharmacokinetic model of MMF was described from 23 patients aged 7.4 ± 3.9 years (range 2.9-14.9) using nonlinear mixed-effects modelling (NONMEM) software. A two-compartment model with lag-time and first-order absorption and elimination was developed. The final model was validated using visual predictive check. Bayesian estimator was validated using circular permutation method. RESULTS: The population pharmacokinetic parameters were apparent oral clearance 9.7 l h-1, apparent central volume of distribution 22.3 l, apparent peripheral volume of distribution 250 l, inter-compartment clearance 18.8 l h-1, absorption rate constant 5.16 h-1, lag time 0.215 h. The covariate analysis identified body weight and serum albumin as individual factors influencing the apparent oral clearance. Accurate Bayesian estimation of AUC0-12 was obtained using the combination of three MPA concentrations measured just before (T 0), 1 and 4 h (T1 and T4) after drug intake with a small error of 0.298 μg h-1 ml-1 between estimated and reference AUC0-12. CONCLUSIONS: The population pharmacokinetic model of MPA was developed in children with INS. A three-point (T0, T1 and T4h) Bayesian estimator of AUC 0-12 was developed and might be used to investigate the relation between MPA pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics in children with INS and determine if there is any indication to monitor MPA exposure in order to improve patient outcome based on individual AUC-controlled MMF dosing. © 2010 The Authors. Source


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The Armenian Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator at 60 Hill Street, Singapore 179366, is the oldest church in Singapore, having been built between 1835 and 1836. Designed by George Drumgoole Coleman, it was gazetted as a national monument on 28 June 1973.
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Alternative Certification: A National Perspective SELECT COMMITTEE ON LATERAL ENTRY Raleigh, North Carolina November 14, 2003 Charles R. Coble Vice-President, Policy Studies & Programs Education Commission of the States
What is a Highly Qualified Teacher? (as defined by NCLB) Has full state certification Holds a minimum of a bachelor's degree Has demonstrated subject matter competency in each of the academic subjects in which the teacher teaches - if the subject is a core academic subject.
What is a Highly Qualified Teacher? (as defined by NCTAF) Have thorough knowledge of their subjects Know how students learn Can assess and increase student learning Manage classrooms effectively Care about the academic, social, civic, and personal success of all students Use technology effectively to promote learning Collaborate with colleagues, parents, & community members to create positive learning environments Are active and reflective learners
Why the Concern for Highly Qualified Teachers? The NCLB Imperative: "Closing the achievement gap between high- and low-performing children, especially the achievement gaps between minority and non-minority students, and between disadvantaged children and their more advantaged peers." 20 U.S.C. § 6301
Why the Concern for Highly Qualified Teachers? Workforce Skills and the Old Economy The premium was on a "strong back and a weak mind." Workers were expected to be docile and tolerant of routine. There were low educational expectations and for "thinking on the job."
Why the Concern for Highly Qualified Teachers? Workforce Skills and the New Economy Employees are expected to think and solve problems on the job. Employees are expected to be able to read, write, speak, and have computational skills. Basic and advanced computer skills are expected. Employees are expected to work effectively individually and with others, often in teams. Volk, K. & Peel, H. "A Projection of 21 st Century Workforce Skills", Rural Education Institute, East Carolina University, 1993
Teachers Matter: Math Gain Scores in Dallas Source: Heather Jordan, Robert Mendro, & Dash Weerasinghe, "Teacher Effects On Longitudinal Student Achievement" 1997.
Teachers Matter: Math and Reading Gain Scores in Boston -0.6% 14.6% 0.3% 5.6% -5 0 5 10 15 Average Student Growth Over One Year (percent) Least Effective Teachers Most Effective Teachers Source: Boston Public Schools, in "High School Restructuring," March 9, 1998. (courtesy of The Education Trust) READINGMATH
Teachers Matter: Math gain scores Texas, grades 3-5
Teachers Matter for Low-Performing Students
Sources of Teacher Supply Teachers who remain from previous year 90% Re-entrants 4% New Graduates 6%
Sources of Teacher Supply
Beginning Teacher Attrition Is a Serious Problem Source: Richard Ingersoll, adapted for NCTAF from "The Teacher Shortage: A Case of Wrong Diagnosis and Wrong Prescription." NASSP Bulletin 86 (June 2002 ): pp. 16-31.
Teacher Preparation Reduces Attrition of First-Year Teachers % of teachers leaving after one year
Average Retention Rates For Different Pathways Into Teaching Five-year program (B.A. in subject field and M.A. education) Four-year program (B.A. in subject field or education) Short-term alternative certification program (B.A. and summer training) Source: No Dream Denied A Pledge to America's Children. National Commission on Teaching and America's Future, January, 2003.
The Relationship between California Elementary School API Scores, Student Socioeconomic Status, and Teacher Qualifications, 2000 Source: No Dream Denied A Pledge to America's Children. National Commission on Teaching and America's Future, January, 2003.
Trends in Starting Salaries Across Professions United States, 1994-1999
The Teachers We Want Do we find them or prepare them and do we focus on… Individual talent or Preparation ? Content knowledge or Pedagogy ? Focus on outcomes or Focus on inputs ? Alternative or Traditional programs ?
The Teachers We Want The choices are not a real choices, but: Higher education must build more developmentally appropriate and accessible entry routes into teaching States must develop better policies and programs that support the success of teachers regardless of entry route
Significant Growth in Alternative Licensure Approximately 200,000 alternative certifications granted since 1985 A significant increase in alternative certifications began in the mid-1990s Since 1998, approximately 25,000 people per year were certified through alternative routes Source: The National Center for Education Information, http://www.ncei.com/2003/executive_summary.htm
Which States Offer Alternative Licensure/Certification Programs? *West Virginia ---allows institutions of higher education to offer alternative certification programs, however, no institutions have currently implemented a program. Source: ECS State Teacher Preparation Policy Database, http://www.tqsource.org/prep/policy Yes (45 states* and DC) No (5 states)
Types of Alternative Programs University Based: Southeastern Louisiana University Master of Arts in Teaching program; Project ACT, East Carolina University University System: CalTeach (CSU) and NC TEACH (UNC) primarily recruit mid-career professionals Community Colleges: BS degree-completion programs (Miami-Dade & St. Petersburg CC) ; 2+2 degree completion programs (NCCC-UNC)
Types of Alternative Programs State Sponsored: New Jersey enacted legislation to create alternative certification in 1984. District Based: the Alternative Certification Program by the Houston Independent School District Federal: Troops To Teachers Independent: Teach for America; the American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence
Who Enrolls in Alternative Programs? California: 53 alternative programs have certified over 10,000 teachers; 48% ethnic, 29% male; retention for the first 5 years was 86% New Jersey: 20-25% of all new teachers hired are from its alternative programs; they are older & more ethnically diverse Texas: 27 alternative teacher certification programs produce over 14% of new teachers hired; 41% are minority C. Emily Feistritzer, President,National Center for Education Information, 1999
How Should "Alternative Licensure" be Defined? "There is – or ought to be – a distinction made between alternative licensure and alternative routes to licensure. The latter concerns the preparation program path a candidate takes to become licensed, but there is no difference between the license this person receives as a beginning teacher and that of a more traditionally prepared teacher. The former implies a different set of criteria applied to grant licensure to an alternative candidate." Michael Allen, Project Director, ECS Teaching Quality Policy Center
NCLB & Alternative Route Programs Teachers not fully certified, but participating in alternative route licensure shall be considered "highly-qualified" if they: (1)receive high-quality professional development that is sustained, intensive, and classroom-focused in order to have a positive and lasting impact on classroom instruction before and while teaching; (2) participate in a program of intensive supervision that consists of structured guidance and regular ongoing support for teachers, or a teacher mentoring program;
NCLB & Alternative Route Programs Teachers not fully certified, but participating in alternative route licensure shall be considered "highly-qualified" continued: (3) assume functions as a teacher for a specified period of time not to exceed three years; and (4) demonstrate satisfactory progress toward full certification as prescribed by the State. USDE, Improving Teaching Quality, Non-Regulatory Guidance, Revised Draft, September 12, 2003
Why the Increase in Alternatively- Licensed Teachers? While there may not be an overall shortage of teachers generally - nationally there is a shortage of math, science, bilingual education, and special education teachers. A number of alternative route programs have been set up specifically to recruit and prepare people to teach in these fields.
Why the Increase in Alternatively- Licensed Teachers? "The simultaneous occurrence of the bad economy and the Sept. 11 attacks which made people sit up and rethink their lives, has certainly contributed to this trend." Emily Feistritzer, President of the National Center for Education Information
How Effective are Alternative Licensure Teachers? Alternatively PREPARED teachers from good programs can perform as well as traditionally prepared teachers – eventually - if (1) given good induction and mentoring and (2) solid collateral coursework while they are in the first year or two of teaching. Michael Allen, Project Director,ECS Teaching Quality Policy Center
How Effective are Alternative Licensure Teachers? Alternatively LICENSED teachers, on the other hand, may not be as effective as licensed teachers teaching in their field of certification. Michael Allen, Project Director,ECS Teaching Quality Policy Center
How Effective are Alternative Licensure Teachers? Research comparing the effectiveness of traditional and alternative certification teachers has mixed results. For example: Lutz and Hutton (1989) evaluated the Dallas Independent School District's alternative certification program and found that,of the 54% who completed the intern year, that supervisors' perceptions were positive. The Texas Education Agency evaluation reported (traditionally trained) beginning teachers as more knowledgeable than alternative teachers. Schram, Feiman-Nemser, and Ball (1990) did not find any significant difference between the two groups. Source: Alternative Teacher Certification--An Update (1991),
Teachers Matter: Polar Opposites Agree Linda Darling-Hammond and Checker Finn agree on two things: That smart, caring teachers can help students overcome background problems like poverty and limited English proficiency. That the sun will likely rise tomorrow! ECS Fall Steering Committee Meeting, Cheyenne, WY, November 1999.
State Data Collection on Teachers is Inadequate Current state data collection efforts tend to be disjointed State databases often fail to provide a comprehensive, longitudinal view of teacher career paths. Few states collect data on individuals who complete an alternative teacher training program Data often is not available on a teacher's undergraduate major or minor or on undergraduate performance. Source: SHEEO, Data Systems to Enhance Teacher Quality, 2003
ECS Recommendations on Alternative Licensure States with alternative route programs should: Provide solid induction and mentoring Require collateral coursework Give new teachers manageable placements Use incentives to get more experienced teachers to take the tough assignments Require rigorous data collection to aid in program evaluation for all alternative route programs
States should not : Regard alternative route programs as suppliers of teachers for tough schools Give new, alternatively prepared teachers the toughest job assignments Make alternative license program completion requirements less rigorous than traditional licensing routes ECS Recommendations on Alternative Licensure
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Someone asked Reds manager Dusty Baker about the Reds' offense before Monday's game suggesting that the Reds were out of their funk. "We're not out of it yet" Baker said. "We're scoring three runs a game. That's enough to win." Three runs would have been enough to win Monday night. But the Reds could not manage any off Travis Wood and two Chicago Cub relievers in a 2-0 loss before a crowd of 22920 at Great American Ball Park. The game was a severe letdown after the Reds took six of seven against the Cardinals and Dodgers. "We had a great run against the Cardinals and the Dodgers" starter Bronson Arroyo said. "It would have been nice to continue tonight. That's what good pitching does. You look at (Wood's) record as good as he's pitched he's got a losing record. But on any given night he can put up seven zeros like he did. "We just couldn't capitalize in key situations." The Reds had their chances off Wood. They put a runner in scoring position in the first third fourth fifth and sixth. But they were 0-for-10 with runners in scoring position. "He made the pitches when he needed to" Baker said. "We'd either strike out or pop up. We couldn't get that key hit tonight. Our guys are trying their hearts out. We just didn't have it." Arroyo (13-11) went seven innings and allowed two runs on seven hits. He walked none and struck out six. He threw 89 pitches 63 strikes. It was the ninth time in 29 starts that Arroyo has not walked a batter.
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ANCHORAGE (AP) A fierce ballot-by-ballot fight loomed Wednesday in the Alaska Senate race as lawyers and election monitors prepared to descend on the state capital and haggle over how many voters validly penned in the name of Sen. Lisa Murkowski in her historic write-in bid.
The overseer of Alaska's elections told The Associated Press that the counting of write-in ballots will begin Nov. 10, and a decision could come a few days later.
As of Wednesday, write-in votes had 41%; GOP nominee Miller had 34%; and Democrat Scott McAdams had 24%. The margin between write-ins and Miller was about 13,500 votes. At question now is how many of the voters who cast ballots for a write-in candidate did so for Murkowski, and just as important, penned in her name in a legally valid way.
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The eventual outcome will be significant not only for Murkowski and Miller but also for former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who emerged in the waning days of the campaign to rally support for Miller. A loss by Miller in Palin's home state could be seen as evidence of her having marginal impact on voters here amid the spotty record of the dozens of candidates she backed nationwide on Election Day.
As for the tally next week, ballot counters will use discretion in determining voter intent but all counters must agree on whether a ballot counts, said Lt. Gov. Craig Campbell, who oversees Alaska elections. If a disagreement emerges, a state attorney will be asked for an opinion.
Ballots will be separated into piles: those completed precisely, those counted based on workers' determination of voter intent, and those not counted based on unclear voter intent.
The last word may not come until well into December, since Dec. 4 is the deadline to request a recount; Dec. 9 is the deadline for an election contest to be filed in state court.
Miller's campaign manager, Robert Campbell, said Tuesday night that he expected "several teams," with lawyers, in Alaska soon to monitor the ballot count.
"I'm sure there's probably going to be two or three dozen votes for Spiderman," Campbell said.
"Candidates who mount a write-in campaign opt for an uphill battle. At this point, without a single write-in ballot counted, Lisa Murkowski has no claim on a victory," Miller said in a statement on his website Wednesday, adding later: "In short, this campaign is not over!"
Murkowski was confident, too.
"Thank you Alaska," Murkowski tweeted Wednesday. "It is clear that we made history together last night by putting Alaska first!"
In a statement, she said she's "poised to win and very confident" and that the numbers so far make clear "we made history."
"The story of my write-in campaign will be told and retold; it will change the definition of American politics," she said. "It newly redefines the where-with-all it takes to challenge the system and win. And it re-enforces what we all knew: in Alaska, anything is possible when you have a small group of people who are determined to change the world."
Throughout the campaign, she distributed blue wristbands bearing a darkened oval and her name. Voters could discreetly take the rubbery bangles with them into the polling booth. She also got supporters to come up with jingles and creative ways to help Alaskans remember how to cast their ballot. Her son wore a T-shirt Tuesday night with one of the gimmicks, a pictogram: the letters "MUR," a picture of a cow with a "K" stamped on it and a pair of skis. On the back, it read: "Too Legit to Quit!"
If Murkowski emerges with a win, it would be historic: No U.S. Senate candidate has won as a write-in since Strom Thurmond did so in 1954.
Apart from the write-in ballots, the latest tally didn't include potentially tens of thousands of absentee ballots that election officials don't plan to begin counting until Tuesday. Election workers plan to begin counting write-in ballots the following day, in Juneau, to avoid keeping citizens and candidates in the dark about whose names are on the ballots, Campbell said.
Palin, the former GOP vice presidential candidate and the tea party's unofficial leader, emerged in the race after a series of campaign hiccups by Miller, including a journalist detained by his security detail and records, released by court order, that showed he'd lied about improperly using government computers while a borough attorney in 2008.
In headlining a rally with Miller and taking to the Internet and cable, Palin sought to cast Miller as the target of media bias while pitching him as a conservative reformer up against the Establishment and an "out of touch liberal," Murkowski.
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