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I liked the decor, the food was mediocre, the bike nights were... interesting but not something I sought out - not my scene at all. The restaurant business is pretty tough - you need to keep adapting to the market. A completely different example is Red Robin over at Easton. Their sales were dying on the vine and their customers told them it's because the restaurant was too loud and cluttered and not someplace you'd want to be at unless you had young kids. They've since taken down most of the cluttered decorations, added noise dividers, changed their menu and upscaled the bar (away from the kids). Maybe it'll help them - time will tell. Easton has even more options for food now. But I digress... Squirrel!

google also says that Big Foot sightings happen once a week....

Found a 2006 Pew survey of British and French Muslims. http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/11/europe-muslims-paris-terrorism/416964/ 2006 Survey says: 15 percent of French and British Muslims agreed that violence against civilians was justified to protect Islam Another 9 percent in the U.K. and 19 percent in France said that violence against civilians could be justified “rarely.” About half of French and British Muslims denied that Arabs had carried out the 9/11 attacks Another survey that same year: a survey of British Muslims found that almost one-quarter believed the 7/7 terrorist attacks on the London transit system had been justified because of Britain’s participation in the war on terror 10 years later: A decade later, a slightly larger proportion (27%) said they had sympathy for the motives behind the Charlie Hebdo attacks - Some believed the Jewish carried out the attacks. what I get out of this is that roughly one out of four believe that combat against non-combatants (terror) is ok

Why doesn't Obama. http://www.buzzfeed.com/stephaniemcneal/american-hero#.meNogM6lr