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by Jesse Baker » Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:02 pmScott needs to go on trial and needs to be found guilty. He's showed ZERO remorse for his crap and moreso is ACTIVELY DENYING HIS CRIME OF MURDERING XAVIER and more to the point, Magneto should just execute him on the spot NOW, especially since we have an untainted young Cyclops to replace him that hasn't done any of the evil, vile shit that his future self has done, to replace him.
(Bonus points if they fridge the bitch Emma Frost, LITERALLY chopping the c*** up and putting her into tupperware containers and putting her into Namor's fridge. Bonus points if Black Panther is the one who kills the c*** as payback for Namor wiping out Wakanda.
There is a REASON why fans forgave Hank Pym for punching Wasp in the face but still hate Scott Summer. Hank showed remorse, Scott NEVER shows remorse for his adultery, child abandoning, mentor murdering. The Wolverine haters are always full of shit when they cry "double standard", which is bullshit on the highest order given that Scott NEVER EVER faces the consequences of his actions and writers bend over backwards to villainize anyone who gets fucked over by Scott (poor doomed Maddie) to make Scott never face the consequences of his actions.
by CyclopsWasRight » Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:16 pm
To be fair, Cyclops just tends to be the whipping post for shitty writing. Despite my username, I'm not a huge fan of his, but I can't help but notice how he seems to almost always be trapped in this hurricane of terrible writing and editorial interference. Claremont was going to write Scott out of X-Men, he was going to settle down with Jean and leave the X-Men. But no, Jim Shooter wanted Jean to pay for her crimes so she had to die. "Fuck you, Jim," said Claremont, through the medium of loopholing out of the editorial mandate by creating a Not-Jean in the shape of Maddy Pryor. Now Cyclops could settle down and have kids, which is something Claremont made happen.
Then, however, they wanted to bring back the original team and Shooter said they could only have Jean back if she was somehow absolved of her crimes as Dark Phoenix, hence the nauseatingly bad retcon of her actually being in a little pod in the sea the whole time, with Phoenix actually being a totally separate character, like a murderous Jean Grey tribute act. Because they forced Jean back, and forced Scott back with her via X-Factor, it took a dump so huge on what was meant to happen with Cyclops that you'd need to fly Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck into space to destroy it before it landed.
This all happened because, frankly, Scott had reached the end of the line as a character and was being written out to be a happy family man. That would've been that, but the forces that be manipulated and distorted him like a Stretch Armstrong doll. That seems to have been happening ever since; he's a pretty boring guy by nature, and it's hard to do anything interesting with him, so he seems to just fill in the negative space around a series of terrible writers' plots.
by Grayson » Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:25 pm
So, Scott needs to go on trial for something that he did while possessed by a cosmic entity that is worshiped by more advanced civilizations as a god? What about Namor, who laid waste to an entire kingdom while under the influence of that same entity? What about Wolverine who not only kills children but time itself? Better yet, when will Tony Stark, Hank Pym, and Reed Richards be put on trial for creating a clone of Thor that murdered Bill Foster? Worst of all, why hasn't Wanda been held accountable for the untold loss of life and sheer destruction that she was personally responsible for as a result of the House of M?
Why would Black Panther kill Emma Frost in retaliation for Namor attacking Wakanda? Besides, then Black Panther would have to go on trial for murder Emma Frost.
I don't hate Scott Summers.
And Wolverine does? I seem to recall that Scott Summers was thrown into the general population of a prison that was ran by people who were profiting off of the suffering of mutants without due process. Wolverine on the other hand can go around murdering whoever he wants and NOBODY bats an eye, hell he runs a freaking school filled with children!
by CyclopsWasRight » Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:37 pmDon't forget how Wanda committed genocide but is still an Avenger. What kind of damage has Hulk done over the years? Black Widow was an assassin. But they duh avenjahs!!!
by Grayson » Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:43 pm
Holy crap, how could I possibly forget that?! Thanks a lot and fixed!
by BlueStreak » Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:51 pmAgain, I see no point in arguing about Cyclops because the X-Office itself doesn't seem to have a clear plan for him. Depending on which writer you get, you might get a totally different Cyclops.
by Grayson » Wed Sep 25, 2013 6:17 pm
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by HNutz » Wed Sep 25, 2013 6:32 pm
Now, that's just not true.
Don't you remember all the legal trouble he got into in Uncanny X-Force after he killed his son? Or in Aaron's run after he killed the rest of his kids? Or in Age of Ultron when he went back in time and killed Pym, then went back in time again and killed himself? Or in Rucka's run, where he killed all of those guys? Or when he went to jail in Tieri's run? Or in Hama's run? Ellis' run? Dealing with the legal repercussions of his assaults and maimings has been a staple of Wolverine comics ever since the Claremont/Miller mini.
What's that? It HASN'T been?
by Jesse Baker » Wed Sep 25, 2013 8:58 pmMichael Paciocco Wolverine owns up to his crimes. Scott flat out is DENYING that he killed Xavier and more to the point, has Emma helping her cover up his crimes
by SuperginraiX » Thu Sep 26, 2013 7:29 am
How dare he be possessed by an absolutely all-powerful and all corrupting entity.
by outsider » Thu Sep 26, 2013 9:04 am
That's what I don't understand when people are talking about young Jean Grey going on trial for future crimes. Hasn't it been established and corroborated that the Phoenix Entity is NOT Jean?
by SuperginraiX » Thu Sep 26, 2013 10:26 am
Ugh. The Jean Grey thing is pretty damn annoying. All of us know that the "Dark Phoenix" in the original Dark Phoenix Saga wasn't actually Jean Grey but was the Phoenix Force itself in Jean Grey's form. That's the continuity we've lived with ever since X-Factor launched. Nothing contradicted this take on things for decades.
And then came AvX where the writers seem to be the only people to NOT know this. And because they regarded Dark Phoenix as Jean Grey, the CHARACTERS IN THE BOOKS regarded Dark Phoenix as Jean Grey. Even those who should damn well know better.
Did it make the event stronger to think of Dark Phoenix as the real Jean Grey? I don't think so. Maybe it made thinking of the Phoenix Force as the kind of cosmic entity that liked to possess and empower... and corrupt... mortals easier? I don't know. The only thing I DO know is that I have no idea what Jean Grey was running around in X-Factor and X-Men up until her last death.
But F continuity, I guess.
by Arion » Thu Sep 26, 2013 4:51 pm
Wanda and Black Widow are very attractive. Cyclops, on the other hand, isn't .
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Now, as if I need more any more "ammunition" for my argument…a woman at the Chuck E. Cheese just one town away from here, has been arrested for "brandishing a gun" inside the Chuck E. Cheese during an argument with another parent.
Now don't get me wrong…..I can see how having a gun readily available at the most vile place on earth- could get tricky.
But the point is…just stay away people.
Don't get lured in to this mouse's clutches, with his big smile and his gold tokens.
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Birthday party season has begun.
As painful as some of these birthday parties have been – we have managed to avoid one place.
A couple of weeks ago, we got an invitation for both kids to go to a birthday party. Sometimes I throw invitations I don't like into the garbage and hope for the best – but there was no way that I would get away with that for a party that they were both invited to. I would not be able to beat the system….
"Wait – Michael has soccer practice on Friday nights! Oh well….can't go." I said as my husband ( I will just call him Mr. Gaga) and I were standing at our kitchen island going through the mail.
"They are going to the party," he said without even looking up from something he was reading.
So let me give a little background on this situation. Mr. Gaga played football his whole life, like it was his job. As a result, he never really made it to a lot of birthday parties.
Guess what his prize was for all of his hard work?
Was he getting fat eating Smurf cake or getting bruised knees from all of the falling down at the roller-rink like the rest of us? (it was the 80′s)
He got to go to college for free!!
Not even just a "here are some free classes and a free room scholarship" – The full ride I am talking about is the kind where you don't even buy a french fry or a pencil.
Stone-cold free college at a Division 1 School.
Oh – that was a totally horrible thing that happened right??
Boo- hoo.
You can see why he would still be harboring weird resentments regarding Chuck E. Cheese – right?
"What the eff are you talking about? He doesn't have to go to the party." I said.
"Just let him be a kid and have fun – he's 5 years old – he can miss a practice." he replied with exasperation.
"OoooKaaayyy, they can go to the party," I said slowly,"But don't you think it would be good to teach him about practicing and what it means to commit to a team, and so forth?"
He looked at me like I was an idiot – "Come on – it's first grade soccer – It's not a big deal."
"Ok – well good thing Tiger Wood's father didn't think like that……or Lynne Spears." – (Damn it – those were the only people I could think of that started their careers as children -but I knew I just shot myself in the foot.)
He couldn't wait to reply – "Oh yeah – how did that turn out?"
I shrugged – "Ok – then maybe you're right. When I go to the party I am going to ask to speak to someone about what kind of scholarship program they offer at Chuck E. Cheese. Or maybe they could go to Chuck E. Cheese University."
He smirked – "Good one."
"Or maybe by the time they go to school there will be some sort of competitive inflatable bounce house teams or they could get sponsored by like a corporate face painting company….."
The dreaded day came on Friday. I kind of secretly was looking forward to checking it out. I remember going for my brother's birthday when I was like 8 and thinking it was the best place in the world. I was looking forward to seeing the joy in my kids' eyes. I mean how bad could it be?
Um – bad.
Let's just say that if they were going to make Chuck E. Cheese University they would have to change the tagline to be "Where a kid could be an asshole while his parents gnaw on chicken bones and watch."
My four-year-old learned real quick when he put his FULL bucket of tokens down on his seat for 30 seconds and it got stolen.
Then they were playing "Skee Ball" and their tickets came out and some little girl came and ripped them all off and RAN AWAY!!
When I saw her ripping off all of our tickets, I said:
"Did you just rip off their tickets?" thinking that clearly calling her out would shame her into returning them.
"Nope." she said while she counted her tickets.
Shocked I looked to see if her parents were watching – they were. They didn't care.
What? You didn't know you could get wings at Chuck E. Cheese University?
After all of the fun and games it was dinner time!
And you know how I feel about food? You know how I feel about pizza that is not really pizza? I thought maybe there was hope when I saw this very detailed ad in the paper.
See how it maps out all the areas that have been improved?
Lady goo goo gaga fell for the old "zesty sauce" trick….
What? They zoomed in on a wooden spoon stirring it!!!
I also fell for the old "variety of quality toppings" trick with a zoomed in picture of green peppers and cauliflower? to prove it.
False advertising Chuck. Not improved – it is still really bad.
But the kids didn't care- and I could have actually given them their rainboots with some sauce and cheese on it and they would have probably not noticed.
So off to the ticket-muncher we went to redeem our tickets (what was left after we got car-jacked at the Mario Kart game and had to give all of our tickets away to the carjacker.) Then the kids got to pick out really fancy toys that have pictures of Chuck all over them.
Then we escaped.
My kids passed out cold when they went to bed probably dreaming of all of the fun and laughs they had. I had nightmares about cardboard pizza and these creepy weirdos.


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I have worked for 21 years as an NHS GP and in a private capacity at The Essential Health Clinic in Glasgow where we have one of the largest private practices in the UK for MS. Patients travel from all over the UK and abroad to be seen at the clinic for LDN and other treatments. When my patients started asking about CCSVI, I was initially quite sceptical.
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USDA released an interim final rule today that contains the legislative changes to WHIP. The rule, published in the Federal Register, is open for public comments. Public comments must be submitted by March 17.
"This highly effective and widely accepted program helps conservation-minded landowners establish and improve high quality fish and wildlife habitat on their land," Schafer said. "Changes to this program are designed to enhance fish and wildlife habitat on private agricultural lands."
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Latest Abuse: Feds Reading Emails Between Prisoners And Their Lawyers
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Inmates' calls to or from lawyers, however, are generally exempt from such monitoring. But across the country, federal prosecutors have begun reading prisoners' emails to lawyers — a practice wholly embraced in Brooklyn, where prosecutors have said they intend to read such emails in almost every case.The "divide" from judges seems pretty ridiculous. Some judges say it's okay in part because inmates have other ways to communicate privately with their lawyers, but everyone with a basis in reality notes that those "other ways" (mainly letters) take forever and really hamper the ability of an inmate to work with his or her lawyers. But, some courts just don't care.
The issue has spurred court battles over whether inmates have a right to confidential email communications with their lawyers — a question on which federal judges have been divided.
The judge overseeing that case, Allyne R. Ross, ruled on Thursday that the government was allowed to review the emails. "The government's policy does not 'unreasonably interfere' with Mr. DiFiore's ability to consult his counsel," she wrote.This certainly seems like one of those issues that's destined for the Supreme Court in the near future.
In Dr. Ahmed's case, the judge, Dora L. Irizarry, ruled against the government last month, barring it "from looking at any of the attorney-client emails, period."


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OROVILLE The Okanogan County commissioners have postponed further decisions on the details of selling nearly 100 acres of land near Whistler Canyon until their Oct. 7 meeting.
Meanwhile, a Facebook page called "Save Whistler Canyon Trailhead" has been created and had 129 "likes" as of Monday afternoon. The page's goal is to galvanize people to raise enough money to purchase the land, in order to secure permanent public access to the trails, or convince the county not to sell it in the hopes that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management will follow through on its plan to purchase.
"There was a different tone in the meeting," Tonasket resident James Moore said of the most recent hearing on Sept. 23. He said the commissioners were more "conciliatory" than before, when he and others came away feeling as though the county had already made up its mind before the hearing.
Moore, along with Havillah resident Mark Morris and others who often use the Whistler Canyon trailhead off U.S. Highway 97, have been asking commissioners for permanent easements to access the trailhead and extending trails. The land is set to be auctioned off in December.
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Catholics teach mortal sin is serious sin that cuts one off from God's grace, and if left unrepented lands one in hell for all eternity.Catholics used to teach that original sin is the sin carried on from Adam that every baby is born with that causes it to go to hell unless it is baptized. Do Oriental Orthodox share this? K
I am Syriac Orthodox; As far as I know the teaching of the Church is that we are not guilty of the sins of Adam but still we suffer the consequence of his sin, which is a corruption of the image of God in which we were originally created. I dont know if that is what the RC or EO teaches.Regarding, mortal sin; I am guessing you are referring to what is unforgivable sin. The only unforgivable sin is to deny the Holy Spirit. In other words, to not to accept the mercy and forgiveness that is freely offered by God. In other words there is no sin that our Lord will not forgive, if we repent and trust in his mercy to forgive. The only thing that he wont forgive is that if we dont trust in his mercy and dont ask for forgivness; which is to deny the Holy Spirit. On this also I dont know what the RC or EO teaches.I have to also say that I am not theologically trained and not qualified to comment on theological positions of the church. I just tried to summarize my recollection of what I have heard in church and church school.I will wait for more authoritative comments from more learned OO on this forum like Fr. PeterIn Christ,Mathew G M
Also does the Oriental Orthodox Church teaching of original sin more closely align with the Roman Catholic Church or Eastern Orthodox Church?
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NWSB Insider and Portland Trailblazers blogger Blair Thomas reacts to the news out of RIP City recently for people calling for Coach Nate McMillen's head. Portland fans are hopeless romantics when it comes to their Blazers. and the innocence is cute in a way. This blog post is not an excuse for McMillian but rather a legitimate reason for his inability to win with his roster.
Portland Trail Blazers Nate McMillan's popularity wilts in the rain
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Returning to the starting lineup after missing last week's game due to lingering concussion issues, Terrelle Pryor was terrific in leading the Oakland Raiders to a 27-17 win over the San Diego Chargers on Sunday night.
Pryor completed 18 of 23 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns. For the second straight game, he posted a passer rating over 100 with a 135.7 rating against the Chargers.
The Raiders took advantage of five San Diego turnovers as well, including three interceptions of Chargers' quarterback Philip Rivers to hold onto the victory.
Usama Young intercepted Rivers on the third scrimmage play of the game and the Raiders quickly capitalized to take the lead. Pryor hit Rod Streater for a 44-yard touchdown on Oakland's first play of the game to give the Raiders a 7-0 lead. After a San Diego punt, Pryor led the Raiders on a 13-play, 88-yard drive that culminated with a 2-yard touchdown from Pryor to Denarius Moore to jump out 14-0.
After the Chargers finally got on the board with a 35-yard Nick Novak field goal, Charles Woodson returned a fumble from Danny Woodhead for a 25-yard touchdown to extend the Raiders lead again to 24-3.
The Chargers got their first touchdown of the night on the first play of the fourth quarter as Rivers delivered a shovel pass to running back Danny Woodhead for a 5-yard touchdown as San Diego pulled within 24-10.
A three-and-out from the Raiders offense give the ball back to Rivers and they took advantage again. A 21-yard punt return from Eddie Royal gave the Chargers a short field and Rivers found the endzone just five plays later. Rivers connected with Keenan Allen for a 7-yard touchdown to bring the Chargers within a score at 24-17.
Oakland answered with a scoring drive to make it a two-score game with just over four minutes left to play. Sebastian Janikowski converted a 50-yard field goal try to extend their lead back to 10 points at 27-17.
Rivers drove the Chargers into the redzone again before Raiders first-round pick D.J. Hayden intercepted Rivers in the endzone to preserve their cushion. Rivers was again intercepted by Charles Woodson on the final drive of the game to seal away the victory for the Chargers.
Rivers completed 36 of 49 passes for 411 yards with two touchdowns and three interceptions.
The game ended at 11:38 p.m. local time (2:38 a.m. ET).


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This week for Follow Friday I take you to Kerry Scott's blog Clue Wagon. Kerry's blog includes lots of thought provoking posts.
Check out Kerry's posts about social networking and genealogy:
What's The Deal With Not Following Back on Twitter? - I'm one of those people who don't think you have to follow everyone back, but she does make a great case about giving people a chance that I may start to incorporate into my Twitter life.
Can Facebook Be A Research Tool?
Read about Kerry's discovery and research into an unclaimed person in her family tree in her posts Here's One Place You Don't Want To Find Your Family and About That Guy In The Morgue.
Some of her other posts to take a look at are:
What Was The Census-Taker Thinking? Now We Know.
Bringing Them Into The Light
Organizing Your Family Photos - Part One, Part Two, Part 3
I hope you will take the time to read through some of Kerry's blog postings and add it to your lists of genealogy blogs to read.
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NYSE Trader: Dow Will Zoom Past 15000
Seaport Securities veteran trader Teddy Weisberg says the Dow's milestone of 15000 will quickly be in the rear-view mirror as the market is likely to push higher. Photo: Getty Images.
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Hank wrote:Lol. Dude isn't entirely wrong about David "Blondie" Booth. Still, that doesn't make the altar boy a bad pickup. He's been playing quite well. His speed and net determination is exactly what this team needs.
Maybe the Dude needs to start beating on Mason "The Natural Born Offense Killer" Raymond a little bit more. His go to move seems to be the patented puck-pounding, triple twist gainer belly flop into the ice... leading to the Kassian penalty and a fantastic last 15 seconds of the 3rd period.
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"- Yes Mason Raymond falls down a lot. Yes, it's absolutely a mistake to have him shooting second in the shootout. Yes, his shootout move was especially weak tonight (I hate the spin-o-rama anyways). That said, he had a really strong game!
He played on several lines, created a scoring chance, was a +6 in EV scoring chances in the game, looked good centering the 2nd power-play unit and was generally good defensively. He had a miscue on a back-check in the second period where he nearly created a Coyotes chance with one of his patented, slap-stick pratfalls - but otherwise he was effective in both ends. I especially liked a sequence of his near the end of the first when he broke through the slot and directed two dangerous shots (both recorded as scoring chances) on Mike Smith."


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They shut down TSU 8-0 in game one and won 4-1 in game two at Draper Diamond.
The Lady Bisons had been scheduled to open the season Saturday in a tournament at Tennessee Tech, but that event was rained out. The Lady Bisons had to work out some travel issues Thursday, but were able to play against the University of Tennessee in Knoxville at 6:30 p.m. after first canceling the game due to rule concerning NCAA travel restrictions in the fall.
"There is an NCAA rule that won't allow a softball team to travel in the fall if it is going to miss any classes," said Lady Bisons coach Kristin Peck.
In game one Christen Campbell pitched four innings and Ali Watson threw the final three. They each gave up one hit while combining for the shutout.
Alaina Jacobson started game two and threw the first three innings. Whitney Kihnl was on the mound for the fourth and fifth innings. Christy Grisham threw the sixth and seventh. TSU only had two hits in that game as well.
"We knew none of our pitchers are going to throw a ton of innings right now," said Peck. "We wanted to use them in different combinations and give them time to gain a little confidence and to give us a chance to see what they can do.
"It was great to have five of our six pitchers out there and to walk away giving up only four hits. It definitely sets a tone for us."
In game one Caroline Mason and Emily Casey each hit home runs.
The importance of the fall games is to provide Peck and assistant coach Lexi Myers a blueprint for determining what areas need more work.
"It was a great way to open up the fall as far as games," said Peck. "I think we have a clearer picture of what we need to work on this fall from a fundamental standpoint and a strategy standpoint.
"There are situational things we need to work on. We are going to focus on some of those things through the rest of fall practice and not just deal with fundamental –type stuff."
This weekend will be a busy one for the Lady Bisons.
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by Len Lear
Years from now, when they are gaining a national profile, I want to be able to say I was the first restaurant writer to discover Il Villaggio, an exciting fine dining Italian BYOB at 211 Berlin Rd. in Cherry Hill, N.J.
Now you might well ask, "Why on earth should we go all the way to New Jersey for an Italian restaurant when there are so many good ones within a few miles of Chestnut Hill, not to mention center city and South Philly?"
First of all, it is an ideal place to stop for dinner if you're coming back from a weekend at the shore. Furthermore, it only took us about a half-hour to get to Il Villaggio from Chestnut Hill. And unlike center city and South Philly, where legal parking spaces are about as valuable as an engagement ring (and a lot more rare), Il Villaggio has its own specious parking lot.
And the prices are quite reasonable. In addition, their BYOB policy is non-pareil. There is no corkage fee; their buckets have real crushed ice (unlike those silly lucite cylinders they have in so many restaurants), and they will even supply cocktail glasses with ice if you bring pre-made cocktails (which we did during our second visit).
A friend of ours who owns a hair salon on Route 70 in Cherry Hill (he was formerly at Grant Avenue and Roosevelt Boulevard), who had eaten at Il Villaggio several times, insisted that we try it out. "Once you do, you'll be hooked," he said.
He was right. Our two visits to Il Villaggio have been virtually flawless. The only hiccup is that during the second visit, two of the four diners thought the homemade gnocchi was not quite as soft and dreamy as they were during our previous visit. The other two diners dissented. All were in agreement that every other dish, as well as the service and décor, rated a "10."
Il Villaggio was opened on Jan. 14 of this year by four classy young men — brothers Artan and Arber Murtaj and brothers Andi Lelaj and Elton "Tony" Lelaj. (The building was previously home to Nonna's, a French restaurant.)
Artan and Arber are from Gjilan, Kosovo (in the former Yugoslavia), and Andi and Elton are from Shkoder, Albania. All had restaurant experience in their homelands and continued working in restaurants after coming to the U.S. nine years ago. They had all worked in hotels such as Hilton and Sheraton and high-end Philly restaurants like Davio's Italian Steakhouse. "We had to learn a new language and a new culture when we came here," said Andi, a handsome charmer with a sunshine smile who speaks better English than most Americans.
"It helped that we love what we do … We looked for a while for the right location. We wanted the perfect restaurant and location, and in the end I believe we got it. Business is great, and it continuous to grow with each passing week. We chose Italian cuisine because we grew up by the Adriatic Sea, and it was our everyday cuisine."
Chef Tony, a graduate of the Hospitality Training Institute of Philadelphia, pays homage to Italian classics. His home-made pastas are a grill's best friend. Our eyes were drunk with the sight of the textbook-perfect soft pillows of gnocchi, glistening with a coat of pomodoro sauce ($15). This is pasta with a swagger. It was like eating butter with a texture.
The burrata cheese salad ($12) could almost be the MVP of a dinner. The exquisite burrata ("buttered" in Italian) is ridiculously rich. Burrata resembles a ball of mozzarella, but this cheese is softer and has an interior that spills out, revealing soft, stringy curd and fresh cream. It could ride solo, but its soul mate in the salad is juicy tomatoes, the squirtiest we have had in a while. Their texture makes a great marriage with the soft burrata. One bite of this combination, and I was magnetized to the plate.
A portobello mushroom appetizer was draped with the scented silk of gorgonzola cheese. It sang with notes of spinach and hints of fig from a balsamic reduction, while coins of roasted peppers lent an irresistable soulfulness without ever feeling heavy-handed ($8). Chef Tony recently added more homemade pasta dishes like the goat cheese sun-dried tomatoes and crab raviolis.
When it comes to seafood, Il Villaggio is the reel deal. A pistachio crust for a pan-roasted salmon entree, for example, provides the backbeat to a song your taste buds will love to sing ($19). I kneel at the altar of chef Tony for his subtle citrus white wine sauce and bow my head to him for putting the sauce at the service of the fork-tender salmon, accompanied by al dente veggies and potatoes.
A whole fish branzino (1.5 pounds, $35), filleted by Andi at tableside (as is the Dover sole), collapsed at the touch of my teeth into air perfumed with the distilled essence of herbs.
During both of our recent visits, we were too full to sample dessert except for one portion of ambrosial pistachio gelato ($6).
Il Villaggio has a comfortable Old World atmosphere, and in addition to the bucolic main dining room there are several private rooms which all together can accommodate up to 300 guests. As a result, they have been doing several baby and bridal showers, birthday and anniversary celebrations, business events and wedding parties. They also have alfresco dining in a 55-seat patio surrounded by grape vines that make you feel as if you are in Tuscany.
"Our plans," said Andi, "are to work hard and to make Il Villaggio the best restaurant on the east coast." A lofty ambition, to put it mildly, but this restaurant's future is almost unlimited. If you look on yelp.com for customer comments about Il Villaggio, you'll find that comments less than a rave are as rare as Asian faces on Mount Rushmore.
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WASHINGTON — The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) today released a proposal setting forth new standards, based on the agency's heightened expectations program, for large national banks and federal savings associations that would be enforceable under part 30 of its regulations.
Following the financial crisis, the OCC developed a set of "heightened expectations" to strengthen the governance and risk management practices of large national banks and federal savings associations and to enhance the agency's supervision of those institutions. The guidelines build upon and formalize those expectations to provide additional clarity and specificity to the large financial institutions that the OCC oversees.
"The standards announced today build on lessons learned from the financial crisis," said Comptroller of the Currency Thomas J. Curry. "They will contribute to a safer financial system for all of us by providing clear and enforceable standards for the risk management and governance of our largest institutions. They provide additional supervisory tools to examiners of large national banks and federal savings associations, and they will measurably enhance our supervision of these institutions."
The proposed standards, in the form of guidelines under 12 CFR part 30 of the agency's regulations, would apply to any insured national bank, insured federal savings association, or insured federal branch of a foreign bank, with average total consolidated assets of $50 billion or more. The proposal would reserve the OCC's authority to apply the guidelines to an institution with less than $50 billion in assets if the OCC determines that it is highly complex or otherwise presents a heightened risk.
The proposed guidelines set forth the minimum standards for the design and implementation of an institution's risk governance framework and provide minimum standards for oversight of that framework by the board of directors. The guidelines include provisions regarding:
The OCC is proposing these guidelines pursuant to section 39 of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act (FDIA), which authorizes the OCC to prescribe safety and soundness standards in the form of a regulation or guidelines. If a bank or savings association fails to meet a prescribed standard, the OCC may require the institution to submit a plan specifying the steps it will take to comply with the standard. The OCC may issue an enforceable order under section 8 of the FDIA, 12 U.S.C. § 1818(b), if the institution, after being notified that it is in violation of a safety and soundness standard, fails to submit an acceptable compliance plan or fails materially to comply with an OCC-approved plan.
As part of the agency's efforts to integrate the former Office of Thrift Supervision's regulations, the OCC is also requesting comment on its proposal to make part 30 and all of its appendices applicable to federal savings associations and to remove part 170, which contains comparable regulations that apply to federal savings associations.
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If you ask Adam Wunn how things are going today, he'd say, "Very busy, but the good kind of busy." That's because not long ago, he worked 70-hour weeks to try to resolve network and station reliability problems.
Wunn is corporate information services manager for Harry's Fresh Foods in Portland, Ore., a growing company that provides fresh foods to restaurants, schools, hospitals and retail delis nationwide. Harry's provides more than 45 tons of fresh food daily to companies like Wal-Mart, Costco, Safeway and Albertsons.
"Our production and administration is tightly tied to the computer networks, and even a few minutes of downtime can cause significant problems with our timetables," Wunn said. "I can say that, in this company, downtime is not an option."
Although not an option, downtime for Harry's was an unfortunate reality. During the five years that Wunn has been with the company, he's seen substantial growth in the size and scope of its computer networks. In 1998, Wunn started documenting hardware and operational failures that seemed outside of the industry norm. The situation that emerged was one of an alarming number of untraceable odd crashes and abnormal computer behavior within Harry's networks.
"We had issues all along, but they became worse as we upgraded to newer computers and added much more equipment in our manufacturing plant," Wunn said.
The failures ranged from disruptive workstation crashes, requiring a quick reboot, to serious server crashes, requiring as much as eight hours of recovery time. In a few extreme cases, disastrous hardware failures led to both downtime and expensive repairs and replacement of the destroyed hardware.
Wunn suspected that power problems might be the culprit, so he purchased and installed TVSS and UPS devices for the network — an investment of almost $4,000. To his dismay, the system failures continued unabated and, in some instances, even the TVSS units failed in a shower of sparks and black smoke. By mid-2000, Wunn was getting serious about finding answers. Harry's was in the early planning stages for a new 75,000-sq-ft production facility, and the problems, which were costing time, money and productivity, needed to be understood and solved.
In early 2001, a chance encounter led to a solution. Harry's operates a retail deli in Portland and, coincidentally, the point of sale (POS) system at that location was experiencing a few problems of its own. Dennis Hadley of Enterprise Information Solutions, the Seattle-area POS company that provided the system, wanted to resolve the problem quickly. He arranged for Keith Nelson, a representative for a manufacturer of power quality solutions, to investigate power at the site. During his visit, Nelson identified a few routine installation errors and noted some neutral to ground noise on his instrumentation. He advised Wunn to simply install power conditioners to eliminate the noise. He did, and the problems were instantly resolved, but Wunn still had the following questions:
Where do these power problems come from?
What specific power problems affect computers?
Are there other considerations for networks?
What are the most likely symptoms?
What solutions should be used?
Nelson used some basic diagnostic tools to help answer Wunn's questions and illustrated the concepts of power line noise and voltage impulses. The TVSS and UPS devices were not effectively addressing his issues. In fact, they were contributing to the problems instead of fixing them.
Nelson explained the complex set of circumstances that develop in the networked environment when a collection of interconnected servers, workstations and peripherals make it easy for power disturbances to enter and exit the network. Then he discussed the potential for the development of ground loops and the value of such time-honored wiring practices as dedicated/isolated electrical circuits.
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By late summer of 2001, it was obvious the deli's power problems had been resolved. Everyday crashes had been reduced to just three in six months since the installation of the power conditioners. It was time to find out whether or not the same technology could improve performance at the corporate facility.
Not wanting to duplicate the unsuccessful TVSS experience, Wunn decided to further investigate the issue. He spent hours doing research on his own, gathering information from the Internet and studying power quality case studies. Finally, he scheduled a meeting with power quality experts from Portland General Electric (PGE).
At the November meeting, PGE addressed two key topics: how to handle the existing power problems and avoid future problems in Harry's new building. PGE representatives discussed the necessity of providing adequate capacity and stressed the importance of properly installed wiring. They recommended the installation of a TVSS device at the main service entrance as a way of keeping externally-generated transients from entering the facility, and confirmed Wunn's suspicion that basic TVSS devices installed at the computer were insufficient for Harry's critical applications.
Wunn decided that proper electrical wiring, while extremely important, would only lay the foundation for a comprehensive solution.
"Even with careful planning, wiring is never perfect," Wunn said. "Later wiring revisions may not always be done correctly, and we can't police every dedicated plug. The deli was a good example. It had dedicated wiring but still experienced a multitude of crashes until power conditioners were installed."
Wunn then approached corporate management with his proposal to install power conditioners on all network components. Due to the cost and their previous experience with TVSS, Wunn and management decided on a carefully staged approach. In December 2001, they began gradually installing power conditioners while simultaneously comparing network performance to the historical failure data that Wunn had charted since October.
Harry's corporate network consists of 11 servers, 67 workstations, 12 workgroups, and multiple laser printers connected via a 10/100 Base T Ethernet network. Almost all of the computers are Mac-based. Parts of the network are housed in two separate buildings, which are connected via a 10-megabit wireless link.
Two months of data documented 229 separate failures, about 25% of which had occurred in one building and 75% in the other. While the specifics of each failure varied significantly, they could be categorized into four broad types:
Type 1 — Server or workstation crashes or freezes requiring rebooting or reinstallation of operating systems.
Type 2 — Operational problems like unexplained error codes and application failures.
Type 3 — Application software failure requiring reinstallation of the application software.
Type 4 — Hardware failures requiring component repair or replacement.
"We experienced a number of strange problems, including odd colors showing up in Word documents and applications refusing to do simple things like saving a file," Wunn said. "We'd reinstall the software and things would be fine for a while — then the problems would reoccur." At one point, Wunn even pursued an issue all the way to a senior Microsoft engineer, who was completely frustrated when he couldn't solve the problem.
Fortunately, the majority of failures were not of a destructive nature. Disruption of Harry's network operations was far more prevalent.
Encouraging Results
Within two weeks of the installation of the first power conditioners, Wunn witnessed dramatic results. System failures immediately fell by 55%. A backup server, which had crashed as often as six times a week, began to operate continuously. Several users who once called Wunn with daily problems had not needed his help at all. With these encouraging results in hand, Wunn completed the installation of additional power conditioners.
Harry's selected a low-impedance power conditioner with ground conditioning capabilities that incorporates an isolation transformer, a surge diverter, a noise filter and an inductor. The inductor is placed in the safety grounding conductor on the input side of the transformer's neutral to ground bond. The inductor prevents power disturbances in the safety grounding system of a facility from flowing in the "loops" that may be formed by shields and grounds used in interconnecting data cabling.
Wunn said he chases fewer power problems these days. "I know that back in the 'bad' days, I had dozens of problems a day that I could not solve," Wunn said. "Out of desperation, I called in outside help."
Wunn learned a lot about power quality during the process. He said it is critical to educate corporate management as well as users. "There were many meetings and even more questions," Wunn said. "Getting to a solution was an evangelical process. I also feel that most of the power community is really misinformed about the need to use power conditioners with computers. They think UPS and power strips are all that are needed. I think in the next five years we will see more and more techs and executives become educated about the problems and how to solve them correctly."
Since Harry's installed the power conditioners, overall system failures have been reduced by 90%. "Today when problems arise, they usually have a cause and solution that are not power-related," Wunn said. "My staff's efficiency is up dramatically, and the stability of our network, servers, and client computers is excellent."
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