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It's allergy season and pollen is everywhere. Many people swear by local honey as a way to combat the itchy eyes and runny noses. So, how exactly is local honey made?Good Day Atlanta's Paul Milliken put on a beekeeping suit and traveled to Sweetwater Creek Honey Farm to find out.
Armed with smoke, duct tape and a bright yellow veil, Allen Bradd is heading to battle."Every now and again we might come across one that's a little aggressive," said Bradd.He's talking about three million bees. They are not the enemy, they are his army. Bradd is a professional beekeeper."My dad started when I was real young -- about the first grade," said BraddYou may have seen the family's Sweetwater Creek Honey in stores. They've made it in Douglas County for years, which is why Bradd is not afraid to go gloveless when it comes to taking care of his bees. Over the next month, Bradd's bees will take the nectar from wild blackberries to make wildflower honey in hives. Each frame is then removed, the honey processed, bottled and shipped to stores.It's back-breaking work in extreme heat and with the loud, constant buzzing of the bees. The extreme conditions are the real enemy. But, Bradd says the battle is worth it when the end result is so sweet.
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A new dating app that allows men to woo women with bribes is getting slammed for being sexist.
At carrotdating.com, users "dangle a carrot" like flowers, jewelry, or even plastic surgery to entice women to go on a first date.
It was created but a MIT graduate, Brandon Wade, who also founded seekingarrangement.com, the controversial sugar daddy site.
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A grand jury returned indictments
in what was originally labeled as one of the largest child sex abuse cases in
Elmore County. The initial case against Stephen and Brandy Conrad shored
up more than 100 charges, then took a bizarre turn after allegations
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A grand jury returned a combined
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counts of sexual abuse of a child less than 12, 2 counts of first degree
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Brandy Conrad was indicted on 2 counts of child sex abuse, 2
counts of first degree sodomy, first degree rape, incest and sexual torture.
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challenge. "It's a unique set of facts as it pertains to a case. Unfortunately,
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actual crimes that have occurred," he said.
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What my free online education taught me
Expect the $475 billion market for higher ed to be cut in half by the rise of no-cost online college courses.
By Jonathan Blum
It's almost June. Time for dads and grads, and enumerating the living from the dead in the collapsing U.S. market for higher education.
Because if my month of learning collegiate-level data science via Coursera -- a Mountain View Calif., provider no-cost online courses -- is any indication, it's time for parents, educators, employers, students and investors (not to mention college real estate speculators) to learn how ugly it's going to get for institutions charging a lot to learn a lot.
Investors are already familiar with the course syllabus: Just like in the music, financial services and corporate IT sectors, it's absolutely, positively possible to get high-quality, first-rate content (in this case, a job-fetching college education) for nothing.
"When I have heard about your site and the courses you offer," posted Paolo Scolamacchia, a Milan, Italy, computer specialist and one of my roughly 65,000 Coursera no-cost data science classmates. "I was very surprised and excited to join them."
Intricate and complex topics
What's remarkable about learning intricate and complex topics, such as MapReduce and SQLite, with nothing more than a PC is not that automated grading tools work. Or that online social schooling really does substitute for much of what a traditional teacher does. Or that the same gut-wrenching collapse felt by giants including Warner Music Group, the New York Stock Exchange or Hewlett-Packard(HPQ) await the giants of higher education.
What's stunning is how ordered, well understood and -- let's be honest -- mundane the process of digital devaluation will be.
Absolutely positively free online higher education is on the by-now classic explosive Web trajectory of dazzling growth. Geez, Coursera has meetups in 1,646 cities; content from 62 universities, including Yale, and investors such as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
Heck, its teachers will have bigger followings than rock stars.
That means some sort of significant financial event is a certainty. Harvard and MIT's joint online ed effort edX or my sleeper pick, the private Khan Academy, are also in this group. But Coursera is at the head of the class. It is already a popular play on private exchanges such as SecondMarket.
Remember, this is the Web. Coursera will be as profit-challenged as Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN) or any other Internet company. But for the lucky few close to this investment, some sort of lucrative funding event -- maybe even an IPO -- will graduate to the market say, by midyear 2014.
Only 5 will survive
Now comes those who won't make the grade. Only five institutions of traditional higher education -- Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford and MIT -- have the $10 billion in endowments needed to match Coursera's free tuition model for all its students.
After that, all the rest of the 843 remaining institutes of higher education, as tracked by the National Association of College and University Business Officers, will simply not be able to foot education costs for its attendees. That absolutely includes the likes of Columbia, Rice and Boston College, public institutions such as the universities of Michigan, Washington and Ohio and private for-profits schools including Kaplan University, a unit of the Washington Post (WPO) company, and the University of Phoenix, a unit of the Apollo Group (APOL).
These schools will slog it out in the by now familiar collapsing digital bubble of diminishing resources and rising costs.
Already storied, once-free institutions such as New York's Cooper Union have started charging $20,000-a-year tuition. And the Washington D.C.-based Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has reported a dramatic rise in costs at public universities. Arizona led the way in 2012 with an increase in tuition of about $4,000 as well as consolidation or elimination of 182 colleges, schools or programs. And the University of Phoenix saw a dramatic drop in enrollments and a 13.3% revenue collapse in the second quarter from a year earlier.
"Higher education is rapidly evolving as work force demands and technological innovations drive change in our global economy," said Apollo Group CEO Greg Cappelli in the statement.
The grim totals
For investors who have to have their numbers, the grim totals are easy enough to figure out.
The Record Industry Association of America says it took 10 years for the music business to shrivel from $19 billion in annual sales to about $7.9 billion. The $3.1 trillion corporate information-technology market is about eight years from being a roughly $2.1 trillion business. That would mean, in round numbers, that the estimated $475 billion higher-education market should wind down to the $245-billion range by 2023.
What we are all learning here, friends, is that free online higher education might make us all smarter. But it will also certainly make us all poorer.
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If we work at it, we can eliminate real people altogether and finally kill the vestiges of Plato's Academy that have over the millennia forced us to come and reason together. We can reduce reason as a value to the more quantifiable acquisition of facts, convincing ourselves that facts are wisdom, something the internet does so well. We will only be surprised when, by accident, we have an old fashioned, outmoded encounter with another real person with whom we must search for a synthesis of ideas. How will we text ourselves out of that mess?
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Newport, RI - Two-time champion John Isner and reigning titlist Nicolas Mahut notched opening-round victories Tuesday at the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships.
The top-seeded crowd favorite Isner got past fellow American Wayne Odesnik, 6-3, 7-6 (8-6), while the fourth-seeded Frenchman Mahut foiled Argentine Facundo Arguello 7-6 (7-1), 6-4 on the grass courts on the grounds of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. The 6-foot-10 Isner fired 19 aces past Odesnik, while Mahut popped 11 in besting Facundo Arguello.
The two-time finalist Mahut overcame former world No. 1 and two-time runner- up Lleyton Hewitt in last year's Newport finale, while Isner captured back- to-back titles here in 2011 and 2012.
Meanwhile, eighth-seeded Frenchman Adrian Mannarino handled Taiwan's Jimmy Wang 6-2, 6-4.
Additional first-round wins came for Ukrainian Sergiy Stakhovsky, Croat Ante Pavic and Aussie Luke Saville.
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A pair of teams looking to get back on track after seeing recent winning streaks come to an end meet in NBC's featured game on Sunday as the Rangers (12-9-2, 26 pts) face the Washington Capitals (10-12-1, 21 pts) at the Verizon Center. The Rangers had won a season-high four straight games before falling to the Senators, 3-2, Friday at The Garden, while the Capitals had their season-high-tying three game win streak come to a crashing halt with a 5-2 loss on Long Island Saturday afternoon.
Sunday's contest also marks the start of the a four-game road trip for the Rangers, which continues Tuesday in Buffalo, Thursday in Winnipeg, and concludes Saturday in Pittsburgh. Only eight of their first 23 games have been played on the road, so the Rangers will be spending a lot of time away from The Garden in the coming weeks. In fact the Rangers will play eight of their next 11 games on the road.
However the Blueshirts have thrived under John Tortorella on the road over the past three seasons, and it has become a big part of their identity to go into other buildings and skate away with two points. The Rangers won 24 road contests in each of the last two seasons, and 20 back in 2009-10. This year the Rangers are 3-4-1 away from Madison Square Garden, winning their most recent road game 2-1 in overtime against the Islanders at the Nassau Coliseum on Thursday.
With Brad Richards back in the lineup following a two-game injury absence, the Rangers are relatively healthy entering play on Sunday. Marc Staal and Arron Asham remain out. Richards returned in strong fashion Friday night, scoring his third goal of the season and firing six shots on goal, while centering the blistering hot Rick Nash---six goals in his last five games--- and Carl Hagelin. Expect that line to remain intact Sunday, with Derek Stepan centering Ryan Callahan and Marian Gaborik.
Brian Boyle, who was scratched from the lineup Friday, was skating on the fourth line during Saturday's practice, with Jeff Halpern and Micheal Haley---who registered a team-high six hits Friday and also fought Ottawa's Chris Phillips. Stu Bickel, who has been playing up front recently, shifted back to defense during practice. J.T. Miller continued to center the third line with Taylor Pyatt and Darroll Powe on the wings.
How the lineup shakes out Sunday is still not known. Tortorella also threw into question whether or not Roman Hamrlik will play on the blueline as he works his way back in to game shape. And whether or not Henrik Lundqvist make his seventh straight start in goal for the Rangers, or if Martin Biron will get the call, is not yet known either.
Sunday's game will be the Blueshirts first visit to the Verizon Center since the Rangers dropped Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals last spring, falling to the Capitals 2-1. The Rangers lost two of three postseason games at the Verizon Center a year ago, though their only win was the memorable 2-1 triple overtime victory in Game 3 on May 2nd.
The Capitals enter play having picked up their collective game after a very slow start to the 2013 season. They have won five of their last eight, and eight of their last 13 games to sneak back into the Eastern Conference playoff picture. One of the keys to their recent success is winning on home ice, which they have done four consecutive games coming into Sunday's match with the Rangers.
Despite the better results of late, the Caps remain wildly inconsistent. They are capable of shutting a team out one night, and surrendering four or five goals the next. They can explode for seven goals as they did two games agao, then struggle to score twice against the Isles on Saturday. Even their power play---their bread and butter offensively with stars like Alex Ovechkin, (the no-injured) Mike Green, and Nicklas Backstrom---has been up and down. They are 3 for their last 6 on the power play the last two games after an 0-10 spell, which was preceded by a 5-for-11 run.
So who gets back on track Sunday? And who do you think will be the most important Ranger in this game? Share your predictions below.


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K3 Business Technology Group Plc supplies computer software and provides consultancy and managed services. The company supplies integrated business systems encompassing enterprise resource planning software, customer relationship management software, business intelligence and e-commerce, hosting and managed services to the supply chain industry. It operates through the following segments: Dynamics UK, Dynamics International, SYSPRO and Sage; and Managed Services. The company markets its products to retailers, manufacturers and distributors. The Dynamics UK segment provides enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management and sharepoint solutions. The SYSPRO and Sage segment offers enterprise resource planning solutions for mid-market manufacturers and distributors across a wide range of industries, including aerospace and automotive, pharma, food and beverage, electronics and medical. The Managed Services segment designs, installs and hosts information technology services. It offers Sage, SYSPRO, Microsoft Dynamics AX, NAV and CRM via cloud computing. K3 Business Technology Group was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Manchester, the United Kingdom.


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23rd October Report
Just in case anyone hasnt heard the SNAPPER have definately arrived in Port Phillip Bay. This past weekend has shown an abundance of fish all throughout the bay. The best key to hooking them is sounding them up and then tempting them with fresh bait, Pilchards are still working the best and dont forget the berley. As in all types of fishing patience is often a virtue!
Over the weekend Matthew Hunt Fishing Services clients were treated to some of the best fishing Port Phillip Bay has to offer!
|After two previous charters had to be cancelled due to weather conditions. These young boys finally got to celebrate the birthday with some awesome fishing. One of the boys managed to boat a massive 6.2kg Snapper, all on his own. By the end of the charter the boys were talking about going on a Tuna Charter! It was great to see a young bunch of lads without a video game in sight or other electronic device and really enjoying the fishing. We caught some of their fishing on video you can check out their style on Youtube
|Neil and his crew also joined us again for his first charter for 2011 Snapper season. These guys had an absolute ball with some insane fishing. They were so impressed, as soon as they were off the charter they rang me to book in their next trip!
|Two of our loyal clients on their first trip on the Snapper for 2011. Mae & Tony enjoy a number of Snapper trips with us each Season, but on Saturday they were blown away with the great fishing results and cant wait for their next trip!
|No rod was left untouched on the 3pm charter on Saturday. John and his crew are going to be eating fish for along time!
|5am Sunday charter was almost exact repeat of Saturday evening. Buckles, buckles & more buckles! Lon & his crew were very pleased with their catch!
|Sundays 10am charter was another birthday celebration, and celebrated it was!! Bagged out, sunny & warm weather what else could you ask for!
|In this pic you can see how close the other boats were. The weather was the best we have had in a long time, mix that with sensational fishing & Mates Day at Launching Way results in hundreds of boats on the water. Unfortunately this year we were unable to assist with Mates Day, a very worthwhile event. For more information see Launching Way web site.
Prior to the madness and insane fishing this weekend, we also had some great results earlier in the week.
|On Monday (17/10) Ugar and his crew got their bag easily!
|Peter & Steve enjoyed an early morning charter on Tuesday(18/10). Peter flew down from Sydney to enjoy what Port Phillip Bay had to offer. Peter had no problem taking his catch back on his flight, and enjoyed fresh Victorian Snapper that night!
|On Thursday(20/10) Loyal client Ahmad got his first, second & third Snapper for 2011. Ahmad has been a regular over the last couple of seasons, however his work has repositioned him in Sydney. Distance wasnt a problem, catch a plane, go fishing, back to Sydney with fresh Snapper for a BBQ dinner with family & friends the next day.
Aaron & Ian got their bag on Friday (21/10). Aaron was another client this week that travelled from afar. Taking the opportunity whilst visiting family & friends, Aaron booked well before his trip back to Melbourne to ensure he was going to get out on to the Snapper while here!
Matthew Hunt Fishing Services has had consistent charters since the beginning of the season, however we are about to enter in to the 'silly' part of the season where everyone wants to get out and onto the fish. For the rest of October we will be offering the option of a later departure for our last charter for the day, departure can be delayed up to 5pm, for those who want to get a fish in after work during the week. If you havent booked your trip in yet its not too late and again, as in previous years, we have our register of interested clients who are available for certain charters and we will give you a call when we have a trip that fits your requirements. The register can be used for individuals and groups. If you wish to book a trip or you wish to register your interest for a trip based on a particular time, day or weather conditions.
Call Jo on 0419 760 510 or email email@example.com for all bookings & enquiries.
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Prince Charles' wife took charge of the terrier, named Beth, on Monday (22Aug11), according to Clarence House.
A spokesperson for Battersea says, ""Beth is a charming, confident little puppy and we know she will be very happy in her new home.""
Britain's Daily Mail newspaper reports Camilla had to pay a fee and undergo a vetting procedure before she could take her new pet home to join her other Jack Russells, Tosca and Rosie.


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Halloween at Petworth Library
Published on Friday, November 2, 2012 - 3:42pm
Wow, we had so much fun at our Halloween Party!
We listened to The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything, danced the "Monster Mash," and had a parade and trick-or-treating.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers players likely appreciated manager Don Mattingly standing up for them during the benches-clearing brawl with the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night, but nobody enjoyed Mattingly's actions more than his son, Preston.
Preston Mattingly, who was a first-round pick of the Dodgers in 2006, tweeted on Tuesday that watching his dad throw down Diamondbacks coach Alan Trammell "like a rag doll" got him all hyped. His tweet linked to a GIF of the throw down as seen below.
This video of my dad throwing down Alan Trammell like a rag doll gets me so hype!!!!i.imgur.com/Iqa0DRE.gif
— Preston Mattingly (@Pmoney30) June 12, 2013
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Germany enjoys as other countries a plural society. It has autochthonous minorities, the Danish and the Sorbs, both not very significant in number. The Friesians of German Nationality and the Sinti and Roma of German Nationality are officially recognized as minorities as well. The most important groups of ethnic minorities are, however, immigrants, the so called "Guest workers" and their descendants. There was before the Nazi-Period mostly immigration from Polish people.
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The anti-discrimination law defines direct and indirect discrimination, harassment, and instruction to discriminate following closely the definitions in the directives. Discrimination by association is not explicitly covered. A provision deals with multiple discriminations on various grounds. It is stated that any of such discrimination has to be justified independently. Positive action is declared to be admissible if the discrimination serves to overcome existing disadvantages based on any of the grounds listed.
The means of enforcement of the anti-discrimination law are the ones of other areas of law, apart from certain special mechanisms, through the courts. There is a growing amount of case law on various aspects of discrimination. Many aspects have not been settled and some of the case law is contradictory.
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- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Full service off premise catering tailored to your individual needs.
Available for private in house functions all day Monday and for breakfast and lunch Tuesday-Frday.
Call for details.
- Private Party Facilities: Bud's at Silver Run is closed on Mondays - all day - as well as Tuesday - Friday during the day. We are available for your corporate getaway, meetings & presentations. Utilize the entire restaurant or only our dining room, the choice is yours! We will customize a menu for you whether a breakfast meeting, lunch or all day let us make you look great!!
- Private Party Contact: Ken Lurie 4103466816
- Special Events: Saturday, July 14th, 2012. Olive oil tasting from 11 am - 1 pm. Taste at least 12 different Olive Oils from different regions and enjoy a 3 course lunch. $45 includes tax and gratuity.
A word from Bud's at Silver Run
Bud's at Silver Run is a casual elegant restaurant located just north of Westminster, MD and south of Gettysburg, PA. Opened in May of 2008 "Bud's at Silver Run" invites you to enjoy great dining in a casual, friendly atmosphere. Local resident Blinn Salisbury III and partner Ken Lurie are pleased to become part of the community and to revive this great location. We have searched for the right restaurant and are happy that we have found it in Silver Run. Ken brings more than thirty years of varied restaurant experience with him to Bud's. From learning under Karl Beckley at the Greenlake Grill in Seattle to Food & Beverage Director of the Virgin Grand in the Virgin Islands, Ken is excited to return to Maryland. Our goal is to enhance and enrich your dining by offering a quality restaurant experience. We hope to meet and exceed your expectations in each of your visits. Whether you live in the area or if you are just passing through we look forward to making Bud's your place!Continued
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Bud's at Silver Run reviews from OpenTable diners
13 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (10)fit for foodies (7)romantic (6)neighborhood gem (6)notable wine list (5)great for lunch (3)kid-friendly (2)great for brunch (2)late-night find (2)good for groups (2)Show More
- Small Business CharmCarrollCountyConnoisseurDined on 9/5/2014We enjoyed dining at Bud's for our anniversary. Everything we had to eat was fantastic. The menu had plenty of options for food and drink. Service was excellent as well. A real dining experience. The folks there were personal and professional.Special Features:
- Rustic Dining on Littlestown PikeJJSReviewsDined on 8/30/2014We decided to meet another couple at this rustic dining room on Littlestown Pike. The atmosphere was historic/rustic. Service was good, though we were competing with a large party nearby. Liked the special drinks list with many martini's, wine list, draft beer offerings. Salads were good. Three out of 4 of us enjoyed our entrees-- all got the crabcake which, though not stellar, was good. The other person ordered the Cubano and it was not what he was expecting, too little meat. The vegetable of the day, zucchini & squash, was fresh and nicely seasoned. Desserts-- bread pudding with chocolate--were delicious. I would return if it were closer to my home.Special Features:
- jeffDined on 8/14/2014truly excellent in all facets.... Chef Ken Hand-carved our steaks.Special Features:
- Amazing as Always....evindenikerDined on 7/11/2014Every time I am amazed at how delicious and well presented the meals are here. From appetizer to entree to dessert Bud's at Silver Run has me almost speechless! Not to mention a fantastic and charismatic owner that is sure to go by everyone's table to ensure they are enjoying themselves. I look forward to many more good times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/11/2014Very nice drive to get to this restaurant; out of the way of the hustle and bustle and creates a special feeling. Great wait staffSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superbfoodie21158Dined on 6/21/2014My husband and I have always had a great experience at Bud's, which is why we return whenever we have a special occasion or just need to do something special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/17/2014usually, our dinners at Buds are excellent - which is why I've returned again and again. Last week, we ordered appetizers - the Crab crostini was marginal (in presentation and taste) and, my Shrimp on grits was B- - the grits were NOT fresh (looked like they had been in that small baking dish and refrigerated) and the dish was less than hot. Salads were fine (but, if you mess up a salad you have a real issue). Waitress was nice but, a bit over the top. Relax - we were try to do the same.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 445 reviews are from the Bud's at Silver Run reviews archive.
- Another nice dinner...spookycatDined on 5/26/2014As always, the food was wonderful and the staff attentive and accommodating. While they were out of a couple of dishes due to Memorial weekend shipping schedules, everything was prepared perfectly. The wine was a great accompaniment with both our dishes - a nice addition to the wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful PlaceKathybDined on 5/17/2014We have driven past this restaurant for years, and finally made a reservation there. It was wonderful! It is lovely inside, comfortable and welcoming. The staff was exceptional, and we enjoyed meeting the chef as well. We appreciated the attentiveness of the waitstaff, and the timing of our courses. It was obvious that this has been made a priority there and it was very appreciated. The food was creative and tasty and the portions were good (not huge and not tiny) We will definitely go back and recommend this lovely place to our friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bluechip Bud'sOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/11/2014No issues. My recommendations will (continue to) be effusive. All the Mothers' Day additions appreciated. Our meals...filet and crab cake...alone would bring us back but...and most importantly...at the end of what was obviously a very long and busy day, all staff were terrific. Courtney was an absolute gem: I felt our 20+ percent gratuity inadequate. Obviously the size of the resturant is constraining in several respects but this was outstripped by everything else, based on our (one) visit. Bud's as metaphor is a first-round pick whose door we will again darken.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mother's Day DinnerBaddogDined on 5/11/2014Food and drinks were great. Service was a bit slow at times, but was to be expected on a busy Mother's Day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointsOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 5/4/2014We're regulars at Bud's, and we've never been disappointed with anything Ken has served. Last Sunday, the Oysters Chesapeake were exceptional and my salmon was done to perfection.Special Features:
- Fantastic!Love2EatDined on 5/1/2014We missed our reservation because our movie ran late and when we called Bud told us to come on up and he would keep the grill on. Excellent service and individualized dining. The food was fantastic and not over priced! I highly recommend this Carroll County gem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always wonderedBirthdayCelebrationDined on 4/25/2014We had always wondered how their food compared. We were pleasantly surprised and enjoyed a wonderful evening out celebrating our anniversary. There was a nice variety of offerings on the menu and we enjoyed browsing the martini / drink menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a wonderful evening!!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/15/2014We had a memorable evening at this hidden gem. The service, food, atmosphere all were exemplary!! We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As always The food was greatgreatnightDined on 3/29/2014As always The food was great and service great, we really enjoy evenings there with Ken and has Staff, " Great job guys tank you.Special Features:
- Great Change of Pacetnbrbz4VIPDined on 3/14/2014Bud's is a great change of pace, particularly in Westminster which has a paucity of good restaurants. If you'd like a nice meal in a very nice ambience I recommend Bud's. Ken and crew do a very good job and have an imaginative menu which is a refreshing change of pace.
- Outstanding!jeffDined on 3/9/2014The steak for 2 is great. The service is always friendly and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden Carroll County gem123TRYDined on 3/9/2014Enjoyed finding this out of the way restaurant, at least for me. Yet conviently located to Westminster, Littlestown and Hanover. Even Gettysburg and York are not far. Food was very good and presented well. Proportions were just right, with room to enjoy an appetizer. The crowd was an interesting mix of people dressed quite casual to a bit more formal. But, no coat and tie. This surprised me considering pricing was toward the higher end of dinning for this area. Although I do not consider it over priced for the quality and service. Would definitely dine there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As always, we had a wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/6/2014As always, we had a wonderful dinner at Bud's. Ken came out to say hello and chat a bit, which is appreciated. I think taking the time from his busy kitchen to do that is a real bonus for diners. I tried the new Silver Run salad with endive and spinach and it was delicious. It is one of the best salads I have had at a restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This was our third visit.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/2/2014This was our third visit. Each time proved to be very enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A belated Valentine's dayWoodmikeDined on 2/22/2014We were returning from a trip out of the country on the day before Valentine's day so I reserved for two of us on the day after, but with lots of snow and a questionable forecast we reluctantly cancelled and re-scheduled a week later. We'd both been here a few times before so we knew what a treat this place is, I try no to over do our favorite eating spots, so we reserve this one for very special occasions. I'm not sure when the next one will be, but we will return again, and again....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- worth the drivecfidDined on 2/15/2014enjoyed the food and service very much. diverse menu. got to meet the chef, who was a delight. looking forward to returning.Special Features:
- More than meets the eye.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/14/2014Food was excellent! Dinning room was very clean, quaint and cozy rustic feel. Staff was very polite and extremely attentive, always checking on us, filling water glasses and offering and pouring wine. Great job owner/chef and staff off Bud's. I'm a first time and now a soon to be long time customer. Don't drive past this place! Or judge this book by its cover! You'll be missing something great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentine's Day at Bud'sG4088Dined on 2/14/2014The lamb was cooked to perfection and the wait staff did a nice job on one of their busiest evenings of the year.Special Features:
- We have eaten at Bud's numerousMelvanoDined on 2/14/2014We have eaten at Bud's numerous times and have always been impressed with the quality off the food served. We make it our "neighborhood spot" to celebrate special occasions and when we're just in the mood for some really exceptional food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our food was tasty but forOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/14/2014Our food was tasty but for our vegetable the serving was paltry. Tasty but very little of it. 2 small pcs of cauliflower and 2 small Pcs of broccoli. It's to bad because my wife and I eat put regularly but probably won't eat at Bud's very oftenSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service DiscrepancyOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 2/14/2014The food was satisfactory even though the scallops had retained a more than normal amount of sand particals making their consumption difficult to say the least. At the end of the meal we ordered a desert (recommend by the waitress) that would require a chef to create a sauce (Banana's Foster). Which the chef declined to do because he was too busy and we were told to come back tomorrow to get the desert. Astonishing!! This certainly put a blemish on the night...
- WE were 14 adults and a toddler:jeffDined on 2/9/2014WE were 14 adults and a toddler: the service was courteous, patient, and timely for a three hour experience--and greta food! Well done, Michelle, Rachel, and chef Ken!!Special Features:
- A treatTwhalenDined on 1/11/2014We love this restaurant for special occasions or a romantic dinner. The food is superb and the service and ambience is always nice. The prices are a little high for the area but well worth the cost.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved everything except thetnoelDined on 1/10/2014Loved everything except the noise and traffic from the bar. Chef should wear chefs coat when walking the main dining area. Appropriate dinner music should be heard.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was well preparedMurphDined on 12/31/2013Food was well prepared, and service was quite good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific once againWHMHOFDined on 12/30/2013There wasn't even the smallest miss. Wonderful dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chef Ken!jeffDined on 12/28/2013The food and service are excellent. Chef Ken makes a point to greet us and make sure we are happy! The personal touch is only one good reason to return....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special restaurantDoctorDined on 11/30/2013I know that when I have a very special occasion, this is my first choice. We go about twice a year. We celebrated our 39th wedding anniversary there on Saturday and we were not disappointed. The menu is diverse and makes my mouth water just reading the choices. I know we will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thanksgiving at any restaurantNanaFelDined on 11/28/2013Thanksgiving at any restaurant can be a tossup. This was not the case. It was a unexpected find and on short notice. But we had a lovely dinner with a visit from the owner. Service was very good, especially since it was a holiday. The menu was limited, but contained everything you might want to choose for Thanksgiving.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thanksgiving Dinner at Silver RunOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/28/2013This was our second Thanksgiving dinner with you. My 9 year old grandson when asked about what we should do for Thanksgiving dinner said "Buds Nanna , where else". He loves the menu and the family style service. The food and service is excellent, every dish was excellent , everyone had their favorite entree. Choice of two soups, several appetizers, choice of green, Beet or crab salad, ham turkey and prime rib, old fashioned sides and outrageous deserts. A friendly staff willing to make your Thanksgiving a memorable event. We look forward to next year with you. Thank you for a wonderful meal and a relaxing evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Booked table for ThanksgivingGordonDined on 11/28/2013Booked table for Thanksgiving evening. Had never heard of it before. Not much to look at from the outside but inside cozy and warm. Great service. Food was very good even though it was a fixed menu due to holiday Turkey/Ham/prime Rib). We had the Prime Rib. Not Morton's but good. Sides were good and there was plenty of them. Nice wine list and comparatively reasonable. Want to go back again to try the steaks. Chef came to our table and personally assured us they are great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thanksgiving DinnerweadamsDined on 11/28/2013We have gone to Bud's for Thanksgiving the last three years. We make it a point of trying to support the smaller restaurants in the area. Unfortunately the whole experience was not very good. It started with our reservations and the fact that they were serving Thanksiving dinner didn't even appear on their website. I checked the site the day before and it STILL didn't have any menu or a mention of the dinner. Bud's charged 38.95 per person for the meal. Unfortunately, the meal wasn't good and all the food seemed to have originated from a can. Limited space on this site prevents me from providing a complete blow-by-blow of our dissappointment.Special Features:
- Thanks to Bud'sdiorcookieDined on 11/28/2013My husband and I celebrated Thanksgiving dinner at Bud's at Silver Run. The menu for the holiday was extensive - from relish tray to dessert. I enjoyed a roasted beet salad. My husband chose a crab avocado salad. Vegetables were served family style. The entrees included a choice of turkey, prime rib, and ham. Dessert for us was pecan pie and apple crumb pie. Yummy. We will return to sample the regular menu someday soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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There are more troubling details coming out about Olympian Oscar Pistorius and the murder of Reeva Steenkamp. He told prosecutors the shooting was in self-defense. Prosecutors say he "intentionally and mercilessly shot and killed 29-year-old Reeva Steenkamp as she cowered inside a locked bathroom." It is such a sad story regardless of whether he is innocent or guilty.
Remember Washington State runner Bernard Lagat? Well, he has decided to run the longest race of his career next month. Now 38, Lagat will enter the NYC Half marathon. That should be interesting. He began his career running the 1,500m, then he almost won the bronze medal at the Olympics in the 5,000m. Now he will run 13.1 miles. Is there any doubt he will be successful? Good luck, my friend.
Gonzaga fans will want to take notice of Tuesday's night's game between No. 1 Indiana and No. 4 Michigan State. If Michigan State beats Indiana, you could see the No. 3 Zags reach their highest AP ranking ever next week – provided they can win their two games this week (Santa Clara and San Diego).
Congratulations to the Tri-City Americans for clinching a playoff berth! They made it into the postseason thanks to a loss by Prince George. By the way, you can catch Americans Power Play on SWX Wednesday night at 5:30 live from Kimo's in Richland.
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Wales 8 France 9
The first of the two semi-finals started frenetically with 100% commitment from both sides. Wales showed all the swagger of the young team that had performed so well throughout the tournament, whilst France looked determined not to bow out at the penultimate hurdle once again.
Wales were given the opening opportunity as their replacement number ten kicked for goal after the French conceded a penalty at the set-piece. Rain prior to kick-off created a slippery surface under foot and put off the Welsh kicker who missed the first chance on 8 minutes.
The Welsh then lost their tighthead prop to injury a minute later who was replaced by PUMA's Paul James, asked to play out of his normal loosehead role in the scrum. It was on 18 minutes when the game was well and truly turned "on its head" as the Welsh captain was sent off for a dangerous tackle and the Eden Park crowd were shocked into silence. So stunned were they that it actually took a minute or so for T.V cameras and commentators to work out what had happened.
Boos rang around intermittently for at least ten minutes as Wales battled on with 14 men. Some brave defending kept the French out, but the pressure mounted and inevitable penalties were conceded as a result of the handicap leaving France with a three point advantage at halftime.
Much of the second half was played in the Welsh 22 as they tackled wave after wave of French attacks remaining organised in defence. Ryan Jones entered the fray on 55 minutes to add some muscle in the forwards and there was a glimmer of hope when the Welsh scrum-half pulled a try out of nothing through a great dummy, hand off and score to take Wales to within a point. It was clearly not to be for the Welsh as evidenced by a penalty attempt from the halfway line on 75 minutes that drifted agonisingly under the bar.
Australia 6 New Zealand 20
New Zealand were close to their brilliant best yesterday and needed to be against the always dangerous Australians. The All Blacks were all over the Wallabies in the initial exchanges playing fast-paced, expansive rugby that ended in a beautiful dummy run and an even better offload for a score in the corner on 6 minutes.
For the most part, Australia simply couldn't cope with the sheer physicality of New Zealand across the field. The All Blacks were not going to lose this time round and their desire for victory was felt in every crunching tackle and every breakdown.
Were it not for some average penalty kicking from the All Blacks number 9 the winning margin could have been greater, but never seemed in great doubt. Australia's best spell came soon after the break as they enjoyed ten minutes of sustained pressure and some fancy footwork from PUMA's James O'Connor.
Still, the New Zealand line could not be breached and the All Blacks progress to a repeat of the 1987 final with France in a week's time – you wouldn't bet against a similar result either!
What did you think of the sending off? Did it kill the spectacle of the game?
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Unimpressed Wallabies coach Robbie Deans says 'unforced errors' were to blame for his side's disappointing 27-19 loss to the All Blacks on Saturday night.
The Wallabies coughed up possession repeatedly and allowed two tries from scrums in a woeful first-half performance.
They rallied after the break, closing to within five points late in the match but ultimately fell short in front of a bumper 76,877 crowd at ANZ Stadium.
"Give them credit, they put us under pressure but it was really the unforced errors that really created the field position pressure, and I guess missed one-on-one tackles and set-piece tries, they shouldn't happen at this level," Deans lamented.
"We spent too much time in our own half and then tried to play too much rugby at that end as well and you can't do that against these blokes.
The loss leaves the All Blacks in the box seat to reclaim the Bledisloe Cup at Eden Park next Saturday.
Deans promised an improved performance at a venue Australia last beat New Zealand at in 1986.
"We have to be better, and that wouldn't be too hard I wouldn't think to be fair," Deans said.
"Some of the errors out there today were not acceptable under any circumstance in any competition.
"We'll definitely be better next week, without a doubt."
Scrum-half Will Genia didn't mince his words when asked about the lacklustre performance.
"The second try they scored they shouldn't have scored, it was just lazy," he said.
"We didn't take width in defence early, we shouldn't get beaten on the outside like that and miss that one-on-one tackle.
"That's just, I think, a poor effort."
He added of the Wallabies' sluggish start: "We just didn't trust how we wanted to play in the first half.
"We spoke about not wanting to play too much footy in our end ... but to their credit that's what they do best and force you to play and we got sucked right in and made those errors.
"But we saw in the second half when we trusted what we wanted to do we were a little bit better and got ourselves into the game."
Meanwhile, Genia defended Kurtley Beale after the brilliant full-back had arguably his worst game in Wallabies colours.
"He's disappointed just as much as everyone is," Genia said of Beale.
"He made mistakes but we all did. We all made errors that compounded and just put us under pressure.
"It's obviously uncharacteristic for Kurtley but it's a group effort and we all made mistakes and we're all disappointed."


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