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By Cory Guinn
After a 5-6 season which saw its ups and downs, the North Greenville University staff has signed 12 players to National Letters of Intent, while also gaining a fresh face through the transfer wire.
2014 North Greenville Football Signing Day Class
As a senior for the Stallions in 2013, Adams recorded 46 total tackles, including two sacks and nine quarterback hurries while forcing one fumble as he helped lead South Pointe to an 11-3 record and trip to the AAAA Division II Semifinals. During his time as a varsity player the Stallions compiled a 37-6 overall record and three trips to the Class AAA State Playoffs, including a 2011 Class AAA State Championship.
Coach Ramsey on Nick. "Nick brings versatility and athletic ability to the defensive. He has the ability to play multiple positions on the defensive line. We look for Nick to bring a competitive mentality to the North Greenville program."
Bradford was a two year starter for the Camden High School Bulldogs where he played both offensive and defensive line. He was also listed as a High School Sports Report 2013 Top 100 Senior Prospect. As a Crusader, Bradford will be counted on to make an immediate impact in the middle of the defense and provide solid play upfront.
Coach Ramsey on Delton. "Delton brings size and athleticism to the defensive line. He will push the upperclassmen and his competitive nature will make him a factor. We are very excited to have him and look forward to big things from him in the fall."
As a senior for the Stallions in 2013, Brandt caught 34 passes for 437 yards and six touchdowns as he helped lead South Pointe to an 11-3 record and trip to the AAAA Division II Semifinals. During his three years as a varsity player the Stallions compiled a 37-6 overall record and three trips to the Class AAA State Playoffs, including a 2011 Class AAA State Championship.
Coach Bratton on Kyle. "Kyle is a very smooth route runner and has the potential to have a great career here at NGU. He is a big body that will be very useful in our offense next year."
Hickson finished his senior year leading the Cougar defense with 95 tackles, a fumble recovery which was returned for a touchdown, and a sack while also catching two touchdown passes at Tight End. After his senior season, Hickson was selected as a South Carolina Shrine Bowl participant where he played linebacker for the South Carolina team. Hickson also participated in the
NFL Elite Prep 100 Combine in Baltimore, Maryland.
Coach McCray on Tyler. "Tyler is an athletic, aggressive player. He represented the state of South Carolina well in the Shrine Bowl and did a great job at Edisto High. He brings versatility and the ability to contribute at a variety of positions and in a variety of ways which has us very excited to make him a Crusader. "
Hunter was a four-year starter for the Wildcats of Lexington High School where he amassed over 10,000 career passing yards with 101 touchdown passes, while also rushing for 653 yards and scoring 19 touchdowns on the ground. During his senior season, the dual-threat quarterback completed 58% of his passes for 2,874 yards and 30 touchdown and also rushed for 357 yards and 8 touchdowns and was a North/South All Star selection.
Coach Pizzo on Will. "Will is a tremendous competitor and shows great leadership both on and off the field. He is an extremely accurate passer with a strong arm and should fit well in our system. Lexington Head Football Coach Josh Stepp has him well prepared to play at the next level."
Jackson was a three-year starter for the Warriors, where he accumulated 2,392 yards on the ground, 761 receiving yards and 43 total touchdowns. During his senior season, Jackson ran for 728 yards and added on 285 yards receiving for 16 total touchdowns. He was a three-time 8-AA All-Region selection and a two-time selection to the Gainesville Times All-Area Team.
Coach Shuler on Tristen. "He is an explosive player that does not shy away from contact. You see him do everything from catching, blocking, and running people over. He will be a great addition to our backfield."
Michael Payden-6'1-195lbs-LB-Spartanburg, SC-Dorman HS
Payden is an athletic linebacker who saw action on both defense and special teams as a starter for the Cavaliers and was an integral part in leading Dorman to a 7-5 record and spot in the 2013 Class I-AAAA State Playoffs.
Coach McCray on Michael. "We are excited to welcome Michael to the North Greenville family. He comes fromm a great high school program at Dorman and will bring athleticism to the outside linebacker position."
Richardson was a Team Captain and played on both sides of the ball for R. B. Stall, suiting up at safety, linebacker, wide receiver and tight end during his high school career. As a Crusader Richardson will be counted on to provide versatility and athleticism on both offense and special teams units.
Coach Malphrus on Dominique. "Dominique is a very athletic player that has a lot of potential. He has a great work ethic and we are definitely looking forward to getting him on campus. He showed strong leadership characteristics and I believe he could have a bright future at North Greenville."
During his senior season at Boiling Springs High School, Sanders had 85 catches for 1450 yards and 22 touchdowns. Following his senior year he was selected to the North/South All Star Game. He was also selected to the All-Region II 4-A team following both his junior and senior seasons.
Coach Bratton on Mason. "Mason is another big body receiver that has great ball skills and is used to the ball in his hands. We are excited to have another great receiver from Boiling Springs High School."
Smith was an athlete for Blythewood where he played both wide receiver and quarterback. During his senior campaign, Smith completed 61% of his passes for 750 yards and six touchdowns, while also rushing70 times for 170 yards and one score. As a receiver, he caught 15 passes for 225 yards and three touchdowns for three touchdowns. In his career, Smith caught 47 passes for 597 yards and five touchdowns for the Bengals.
Coach Bratton on Javon. "Javon is a very quick, elusive player that is going to be a lot of fun to watch on Saturdays. He is a threat to score any time he touches the ball."
Stepp was a two year starter for the Chesnee High School Eagles where he played offensive and defensive line. During his senior year, Stepp was selected as the team captain and was also selected to the North/South All Star game. In addition, Stepp was selected to the 2013 High School Sports Report Class AA Division II All state team.
Coach Galt on Cameron. "Cameron is a very versatile lineman from Chesnee High School with a big upside. We are looking for him to come in and provide depth at a few different positions for us early."
Watson was a two year starter and three year letterman for the Bears. In addition to his success on the field, Watson compiled a 4.2 GPA and was named as a Nation Merit Scholar Semifinalist.
Coach Galt on Jordan. "Jordan is a great kid from a great family that I am really looking forward to coaching. He has a great passion for the game that will make him a great asset to our football team in the future."
Charles Coleman - 6'3 - 275lbs - OL - North Augusta HS/the Citadel - North Augusta, SC
Coleman is a 2010 graduate of North Augusta High School where he lettered four times in football. He was a three-year starter and served as a team captain his senior year when he was selected to play in the North/South All-Star Game. Collegiately, he saw action in 21 games in three seasons at The Citadel.
Coach Galt on Charles. "We are very excited about having an experienced offensive lineman coming in for us this spring. He has made a smooth transition into our program so far and we have very high expectations for Charles."
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Three suburban teenagers arrested over the weekend are believed to be responsible for committing more than 100 car burglaries in at least five communities in recent weeks, Pioneer Press is reporting.
Stefan Bulatovic, 18, of the 7500 block of West Winona in Harwood Heights; Nikolas Pena, 18, of the 2000 block of 73rd Court in Elmwood Park; and Michael T. Staples, 17, of the 4400 block of North Newcastle in Harwood Heights are each charged as adults with two counts of burglary to a vehicle and one count of trespassing.
They were arrested by Park Ridge police after officers responded to a vehicle burglary in the 600 block of Courtland Avenue about 10:30 p.m. Saturday, Deputy Police Chief Lou Jogmen said police
A resident told police he returned home to find someone inside his parked car and, when he confronted the individual, the suspect ran away, Jogmen said.
Police located Bulatovic not far away, while Pena and Staples were taken into custody at their homes. They were charged with criminal trespass in connection with the Courtland Avenue incident, and burglary for breaking into unlocked vehicles parked on 300 block of North Wisner Street, Jogmen said.
The teens are believed to have committed similar crimes in Park Ridge, Niles, Glenview, Northbrook and Chicago over the last few weeks.
"Based on our early investigation, some of the facts lead us to believe they are responsible for over 100 car burglaries," Jogmen said.
No additional charges have been filed as of Monday, but the investigation continues, he said.
The teens looked for easy targets when choosing vehicles, Jogmen said "Their intention was to enter unlocked cars and remove valuables." In addition to loose change, the teens stole items like GPS devices, sunglasses and cameras, he said.
All were scheduled to appear in bond court Monday.
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A panel commissioned by state government said Wednesday that forced fracking should be allowed in North Carolina.
Forced or compulsory pooling allows the state to let energy companies drill into natural gas reserves under non-consenting property owner's land. Property owners in the state receive a percentage of the profits from gas extracted from under their property.
The study group recommended at least 90 percent of acreage of a drilling area be voluntarily leased before remaining property owners are forcibly pooled.
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A law passed in July 2012 charged the North Carolina Mining and Energy Commission with developing a program for the exploration of gas and the use of hydraulic fracturing.
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Opponents voiced concerns at a meeting Wednesday of the Compulsory Pooling Study Group, which is part of the N.C. Mining and Energy Commission.
Property owner Debbie Hall said forced pooling is a "big violation of my rights."
Still, the commission moved forward.
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Improve access to comprehensive, quality health care services.
Access to comprehensive, quality health care services is important for the achievement of health equity and for increasing the quality of a healthy life for everyone. This topic area focuses on four components of access to care: coverage, services, timeliness, and workforce.
Access to health services means the timely use of personal health services to achieve the best health outcomes.1 It requires 3 distinct steps:
Access to health care impacts:
Disparities in access to health services affect individuals and society. Limited access to health care impacts people's ability to reach their full potential, negatively affecting their quality of life. Barriers to services include:
These barriers to accessing health services lead to:
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Access to health services encompasses four components: coverage, services, timeliness, and workforce.
Health insurance coverage helps patients get into the health care system. Uninsured people are:
Lack of adequate coverage makes it difficult for people to get the health care they need and, when they do get care, burdens them with large medical bills. Current policy efforts focus on the provision of insurance coverage as the principal means of ensuring access to health care among the general population. Other factors, described below, may be equally important to removing barriers to access and utilization of services.
Improving health care services depends in part on ensuring that people have a usual and ongoing source of care. People with a usual source of care have better health outcomes and fewer disparities and costs.7, 8, 9
Having a primary care provider (PCP) as the usual source of care is especially important. PCPs can develop meaningful and sustained relationships with patients and provide integrated services while practicing in the context of family and community.10 Having a usual PCP is associated with:
Improving health care services includes increasing access to and use of evidence-based preventive services.13, 14 Clinical preventive services are services that:
In addition to primary care and preventive services, emergency medical services (EMS) are a crucial link in the chain of care. EMS include basic and advanced life support.16 Within the last several years, complex problems facing the emergency care system have emerged.17 Ensuring that all persons have access to rapidly responding, prehospital EMS is an important goal in improving the health of the population.
Timeliness is the health care system's ability to provide health care quickly after a need is recognized. Measures of timeliness include:
Actual and perceived difficulties or delays in getting care when patients are ill or injured likely reflect significant barriers to care.18 Prolonged ED wait time:
Causes for increased ED wait times include an increase in the number of patients going to EDs, with much of the increase due to visits by less acutely ill patients. At the same time, there is a decrease in the total number of EDs in the United States.19
PCPs play an important role in the general health of the communities they serve. However, there has been a decrease in the number of medical students interested in working in primary care.20 To improve the Nation's heath, it is important to increase and track the number of practicing PCPs.
Access to health care services in the United States is regarded as unreliable; many people do not receive the appropriate and timely care they need. The U.S. health care system, which is already strained, will face an influx of patients in 2014, when 32 million Americans will have health insurance for the first time. All of these issues, and others, make the measurement and development of new strategies and models essential.
Specific issues that should be monitored over the next decade include:
1Institute of Medicine, Committee on Monitoring Access to Personal Health Care Services. Access to health care in America. Millman M, editor. Washington: National Academies Press; 1993.
2Bierman A, Magari ES, Jette AM, et al. Assessing access as a first step toward improving the quality of care for very old adults. J Ambul Care Manage. 1998 Jul;121(3):17-26.
3Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). National healthcare disparities report 2008. Chapter 3, Access to healthcare. Washington: AHRQ; 2008. Available from: http://www.ahrq.gov/qual/nhdr08/Chap3.htm
4Hadley J. Insurance coverage, medical care use, and short-term health changes following an unintentional injury or the onset of a chronic condition. JAMA. 2007;297(10):1073-84.
5Insuring America's health: Principles and recommendations. Acad Emerg Med. 2004;11(4):418-22.
6Durham J, Owen P, Bender B, et al. Self-assessed health status and selected behavioral risk factors among persons with and without healthcare coverage—United States, 1994-1995. MMWR. 1998 Mar;13;47(9):176-80.
7Starfield B, Shi L. The medical home, access to care, and insurance. Pediatrics. 2004;113(5 suppl):1493-8.
8De Maeseneer JM, De Prins L, Gosset C, et al. Provider continuity in family medicine: Does it make a difference for total health care costs? Ann Fam Med. 2003;1:144-8.
9US Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. Healthy People 2010, 2nd ed. With understanding and improving health and objectives for improving health. 2 vols. Washington: Government Printing Office; Nov 2000, p.45. Available from: http://www.healthypeople.gov
10Institute of Medicine. Primary care: America's health in a new era. Donaldson MS, Yordy KD, Lohr KN, editors. Washington: National Academies Press; 1996.
11Mainous AG 3rd, Baker R, Love MM, et al. Continuity of care and trust in one's physician: Evidence from primary care in the United States and the United Kingdom. Fam Med. 2001 Jan;33(1):22-7.
12Starfield B. Primary care: Balancing health needs, services and technology. New York: Oxford University Press; 1998.
13National Commission on Prevention Priorities. Preventive care: A national profile on use, disparities, and health benefits. Washington, DC: Partnership for Prevention; Aug 2007.
14National Commission on Prevention Priorities. Data needed to assess use of high-value preventive care: A brief report from the National Commission on Prevention Priorities. Washington: Partnership for Prevention; Aug 2007.
15Rose DJ, Lantz PM, House JS, et al. Health care access and the use of clinical preventive services. Paper presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association; 2006 Aug 10; Montreal, Quebec. Available from: http://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf08/methods/procmanual.htm
16Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), Department of Emergency Medicine. Prehospital care: Emergency medical service [Internet]. Boston: MGH; 2010. Available from: http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/emergencymedicine/services/treatmentprograms.aspx?id=1433
17Institute of Medicine (IOM). Future of emergency care series: Emergency medical services: At the crossroads. Washington: IOM; 2006.
18Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. National healthcare disparities report 2008 [Internet]. Washington: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; 2008. Chapter 3, Access to healthcare. (AHRQ publication; no. 09-0002). Available from: http://www.ahrq.gov/qual/nhdr08/Chap3.htm
19Hsai RY, Tabas JA. The increasing weight of increasing waits. Arch Intern Med. 2009 Nov 9;169(20):1826-1932.
20Brotherton SE, Rockey PH, Etzel SI. US graduate medical education, 2004-2005: Trends in primary care specialties. JAMA. 2005 Sep 7;294(9):1075-82.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson announced to screaming throngs of Kings fans Friday that the deal to sell the NBA franchise to a group led by software tycoon Vivek Ranadive has been signed.
The announcement at a City Hall rally brings to an end nearly five months of manoeuvring by Johnson to secure a new ownership group, convince the council to commit to building a new downtown arena, and to show the NBA that the capitol city of the most populous state in the nation has the fan base to make the venture successful.
"This was one heck of a comeback," Johnson, a former NBA All-Star, said on a stage shared with two dozen investors, fans and politicians who had worked to keep the franchise in the city.
Earlier this week, NBA owners rejected a bid to move the franchise to Seattle. Investor Chris Hansen, whose agreement to buy the team from the Maloof family and move them to the Pacific Northwest shocked the city in January, fought to acquire the team to the bitter end. He even negotiated to buy a minority share when it became clear the league opposed relocation.
Johnson said that the deal reached between the Maloofs and the Ranadive group did not include an investment from Hansen.
NBA Commissioner David Stern praised Hansen's proposal and said the NBA might consider expansion once a new TV deal is in place.
The mayor was conciliatory toward Seattle, but said he focused throughout the negotiations on promoting Sacramento as thriving city with 19 sellout seasons, one of the longest streaks in the NBA.
"Seattle is a great city and we want them to get a team. For us, it was never a competition. It was about our community telling our story," Johnson said, adding: "It's about not letting someone take something that's not theirs."
The NBA is expected to officially approve the sale next week.
A person familiar with the deal previously told The Associated Press that the Maloofs had reached an agreement to sell a 65 per cent controlling interest at a total franchise valuation of $535 million. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to talk publicly.
The plan for the Kings' future includes a $447 million downtown arena that will be built on at the western gateway to the city near the Sacramento River.
The Sacramento ownership group also includes 24 Hour Fitness founder Mark Mastrov, former Facebook senior executive Chris Kelly and the Jacobs family that owns communications giant Qualcomm.
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This is faulty thinking, I told him. Christmas is a proper occasion. The meal is grand, the whole family is on hand, spirits are high. If you're ever going to splurge on a wine, this is the time.
My philosophy is to get the best wine I can for the entree, even if I economize on wines for appetizers or dessert. You'll see some grand whites and robust reds in this week's recommendations.
If you're a fan of welcoming champagne toasts, you might want to emphasize the aperitif bubbly. I've got you covered there, too. Or maybe you're a dessert fanatic, fretting over what wine goes best with fruit cake — the dark, dense, homemade kind dipped in brandy or soaked in rum. For this you need that winter miracle called ice wine.
Vegetarians and vegans can find whites to suit their lifestyles. They must be fined, or clarified, with clay rather than animal products like eggs, milk or gelatin – or not fined at all. Frey Vineyards in California's Mendocino County makes red, rosé and white vegan wines. Many kosher wines are vegan as well, but it seldom says that on the label. You have to find the winery website and query customer service.
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Nonvintage Mumm Napa Brut Prestige sparkling wine, Napa Valley (45 percent chardonnay, 45 percent pinot noir, 10 percent pinot gris and pinot meunier): myriad tiny bubbles, aromas and flavors of toast, ripe apples and spice; $22.
2011 Bear Point Chardonnay, by Stonestreet, Alexander Valley, Sonoma County: floral aromas, flavors of ripe peaches, voluptuous and rich; $55.
2010 Edmeades Zinfandel, Mendocino County (79 percent zinfandel, 11 percentsyrah, 10 percent petite sirah): hint of oak, concentrated flavors of black raspberries and black coffee; $20.
2010 Amoureux Red Blend Wine, by Lasseter Family Winery, Sonoma Valley (73 percent malbec, 18 percent cabernet sauvignon, 7 percent merlot, 2 percent cabernet franc): aromas and flavors of black cherries, dark chocolate and cloves, rich and full-bodied, soft tannins; $54.
2011 Inniskillin Riesling Ice Wine, Okanagan: Sweet, crisp and opulent, with aromas and flavors of lemon meringue; $60 per half bottle.
2012 MacMurray Ranch Pinot Gris, Russian River Valley: lush and rich, with flavors of baked apples and honey; $20.
2012 Matanzas Creek Sauvignon Blanc, "Helena Bench," Sonoma County (99 percent sauvignon blanc, 1 percent semillon): rich and crisp, with aromas and flavors of sweet oranges and fennel; $40.
2012 Silver Palm Winery Chardonnay, Mendocino County and Alexander Valley: light and crisp, with aromas and flavors of golden apples and limes, tart finish; $18.
2010 Clos du Val Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley (86 percent cabernet sauvignon, 5 percent merlot, 7 percent cabernet franc, 2 percent petit verdot): toasty oak aroma, flavors of black plums and black pepper, full-bodied and smooth; $38.
2011 Freemark Abbey Merlot, Napa Valley (83 percent merlot, 9 percent cabernet sauvignon, 7 percent petit verdot, 1 percent cabernet franc): aromas and flavors of black cherries and bittersweet chocolate, smooth and rich; $34.
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Cafe of Love
- Address:
38 East Main Street
Mount Kisco, NY 10549Neighborhood:
Mount Kisco
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Cafe of Love
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cafeofloveny.com/
- Phone: 9142421002x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm; Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Hector Coronel
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Off-site catering is available; inquire about Love On The Run
- Private Party Facilities: The Cafe is available for private parties on Monday nights.
- Private Party Contact: Melissa Phelan 9142421002x
- Special Events: We specialize in private bridal & baby showers and rehearsal dinners. Please ask for Melissa.
Getting there
- Cross Street: So. Moger Avenue
- Public Transit: Take Harlem line from Grand Central and get off at Mt. Kisco station. Walk across the street!
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Parking lot is located behind the Cafe with easy access to back of restaurant. Street parking is also available.
A word from Cafe of Love
Feel the love...award-wining, Farm-To-Fork bistro where local ingredients go on a global adventure:Gazpacho, Corn Chowder, Beet Gnocchi, Lobster-Corn Fritters, Montauk Wild Striped Bass, BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Oven Fried Chicken, Soft Shell Crabs. Enjoy our pickled radishes, white bean dip and artisan breads--with our love. Reserve your favorite table in the corner, the 8-seat round table, or cozy up to the marble-and-mahogany bar for seasonal martinis, boutique wines from around the world, and the best house made Sweet & Spicy Potato Chips.Take a vacation for the night--and leave your passport at home.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked 1000-Point Tables
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Cafe of Love reviews from OpenTable diners
59 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (36)fit for foodies (34)great for lunch (21)romantic (18)great for brunch (18)special occasion (17)great for outdoor dining (16)vibrant bar scene (11)hot spot (9)good for groups (7)notable wine list (6)late-night find (5)kid-friendly (4)Show More
- LOVELYKainnaVIPDined on 9/26/2014I made a last-minute reservation with Cafe of Love via Open Table one night and it was a choice we did not regret. We celebrated our wedding anniversary and concluded it with a late dinner here. What a beautiful experience, the food was superb and the service was outstanding.Special Features:
- What's not to love!PatinaLaStradaVIPDined on 9/20/2014Wonderful food, great atmosphere, attentive service..... my favorite restaurant in Mt Kisco, if not all of Hudson Valley.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Inovative cuisineIBTDVIPDined on 9/20/2014Café of Love is definitely the place to be in Mt. Kisco. It appears sleepy in the early evening, but at 7:00 the place fills up and the buzz is infectious. The food was great, with good portions and the staff accommodated our wanting to share everything. We ended up sitting at the bar and enjoyed the company of the bartender and people watching. The truffled chick peas are a must with pre-dinner cocktails.Special Features:
- Great Locovore eatingjamberryjamDined on 9/19/2014Its hard to imagine anyone being disappointed with the menu at Cafe of Love. It is very varied and imaginative. Much of the food (if not all-who knows) is locally sourced and seasonally appropriate. The wait staff is also knowledgeable about what was or wasn't gluten free. The food was delicious. Its a great local restaurant that's rightly quite popular-make reservations.Special Features:
- jewelsVIPDined on 9/18/2014The food is inventive and delicious. The presentation is great and we always have a great dining experience. The staff is friendly can accommodating.Special Features:
- Imaginative foodtastygoodsDined on 9/6/2014The food at Café of Love is truly wonderful. Subtle flavors and beautifully presented. The only slight complaint was the noise level (too loud). We both had fish (Pollock and tuna) and loved them.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special PlaceTwo4TeaVIPDined on 9/2/2014There is no better place to go for an anniversary dinner than Cafe of Love. We had a complimentary champagne toast and a candle came with dessert. The staff was very friendly.Special Features:
- Great dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/30/2014We had a wonderful dinner. I'm always careful when suggesting a restaurant to friends. But Cafe of Love is consistently great.. Great food , service, and ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A shame it is so noisySusanVIPDined on 8/22/2014Sure wish something could be done about the noise levels as it is the only thing to mar an otherwise wonderful spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun eveningLove2dineVIPDined on 8/16/2014We went to Cafe of Love to celebrate our friend's birthday. The service was great as was the food. My friend loved the crab fondue and my other friend and I shared the truffled chickpeas - which we too loved. Everything from our appetizers to the desserts were very good.Special Features:
- Great spot in...mariecherDined on 8/14/2014...good restaurant barren Mt. Kisco! We've been coming since opening day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Needs to focus on serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/9/2014Lovely ambiance, great food, a bit pricey for portion sizes and SLOW service. We waited over 20 minutes to get our drink order & refused to order our food until drinks delivered. Great drink menu but if they don't hire help to make them, detracts from experience. We all loved the ambiance although noise level was quite high - difficult to talk in a group of 6. Food was delicious - once it was served. We had to ask several times when our food order was coming. Tomato gazpacho, salmon & drinks were favorites at our table. I would try the restaurant once more, but if service is not greatly improved, I would not go back or recommend. It really detracted from the evening even though we enjoyed the food and visiting with our friends.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodJBDineVIPDined on 8/8/2014Quality of the food was excellent, options on the menu were varied and diverse. Service was very strong. Definitely recommend.Special Features:
- Expensive but GREATOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 7/27/2014My soft shell crabs were the best that I have ever had! My salad and special summer martini were also wonderful. I don't mind spending money when you get top quality! Dinner was fabulous!Special Features:
- Outstanding, even better than usualAzabuplaceDined on 7/25/2014We had a great experience here this Friday night. We go regularly, but everything we ordered this time was a home run. We shared the Beet Gnochhi appetizer. Delicious. My wife had the ribs, which were incredible. We shared some summer slaw which was excellent and I had the home made riggatoni. It was also perfect with sausage, pesto and other ingredients. Just perfect. All around excellent!Special Features:
- JayneVIPDined on 7/22/2014Unfriendly waitress! Hamburger not cooked the way it was ordered, but the place is pleasant and pretty and is a good neighbor choice.
- Cafe of Love=Perfection!DrKathyVIPDined on 7/12/2014Cafe of Love is my favorite restaurants in Westchester. It has a charm that captivates me. The food's menu is always being updated depending on the season & always delicious! I feel a sense of comfort when I dine there. The owner Leslie Lampert is simply the best! She treats all her guests as if they have been best friends for years. The staff is attentive to your needs & the chef is magnificent! Everyone should have Cafe of Love on their bucket list!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant lunch experienceFranPDined on 7/3/2014Great place for lunch. Good menu choices. Something for everyone. Food was excellent. Service very efficient and friendly. Pleasant, bright atmosphere. Reasonable noise level so good for conversation. Would definitely dine again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best dish ever!SusanVIPDined on 7/1/2014Had the beet gnocchi from the appetizer menu as my main course and it was without a doubt one of the most delicious restaurant dishes I have ever had. I will go back and have the same dish again but skip the crab fondue, which was just so so. SusanSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not convinced this menu meets FallFigbellyDined on 6/22/2014Huge fans of cafe of love- but our recent Sunday night experience was flawed-the restaurant was empty, the food less than inspiring. prices seemed higher and not worth the experience.Let's hope the chef adds interest & prices get back in line with other area restaurants otherwise this love affair is in trouble.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh and FlavorfulCoco14Dined on 6/22/2014Great outdoor dining. Lots of interesting menu choices. Helpful wait staff who listen to those with special dietary needs. Best zucchini fries.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- really good menu butOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/18/2014It is a nice restaurant, good menu, okay service, but not a place that should have a giant TV in our faces. Hate that when we are looking for romantic spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love All AroundDrKathyVIPDined on 6/12/2014Cafe of Love is a beautiful restaurant in the heart of Mount Kisco, NY. The ambiance is warm and comforting. The food is fabulous! The owner, Leslie Lampert is a wonderful person & makes sure your dining experience is a spectacular one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Lovely eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 6/10/2014We had great service and great food..... What else could you ask for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousChappaqua5423VIPDined on 6/8/2014Beautiful country decor. Perfect attentive service. Flatbread starters delectable. Can't miss chicken Will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ok food.....but never going back!Kbg351VIPDined on 6/5/2014Went for brunch with my husband. Food was fine. But...not ever going back.. Waiter was awful..inattentive.had to keep reminding him to bring the first cup of coffee, Never refilled water.. Never came came to check on us and exhibited a few other traits that were not very appetizing.
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- problem with noise2ndtimerDined on 5/31/2014I have been to this restaurant several times and love the food-one of the best in Westchester.HOWEVER, something needs to be done about the noise level-can't talk to anyone. Every friend I bring declines to return due to this.(We actually skipped dessert to get out and escape noise) Owner should invest in some rugs or something to absorb the din. I would pay more for this excellent food, if I could converse with people at my table. What a shame noise level is a "turnoff"Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love dining at Cafe of LoveStraightup45Dined on 5/8/2014I cannot say enough good things about cafe of love! The food is delicious (it's worth a visit just for the chick peas alone!!) the atmosphere is relaxed, yet upscale enough for date night, special occasion or family dinner. The owner makes everyone feel welcome and her presence among the diners adds a very personal touch. Great bar, also a good place to meet for drinks / apps. I highly recommend it!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous dinnerSsd3425Dined on 5/7/2014Not our first time, great food and service. Have recommended it before and will definitely return!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Inviting Country FrenchHastingsguestDined on 5/6/2014Ambiance and service friendly, food fresh and innovative, just the right variety (including vegetarian) . Brought friend who immediately reserved for later in the week. Note to programmer. This survey isn't user friendly. I thought I would do company a favor, and kept getting rejected for missing an item etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Innovative. Fresh local ingredientsAzabuplaceDined on 5/4/2014We like this place and never hesitate to go. The menu changes, with some favorites always there. They source a lot of things locally. The food always tastes fresh and is almost always delicious. Personal taste dictates good from great, but for sure it's worth a try if you haven't been there.Special Features:
- A consistent gemValerieVIPDined on 4/27/2014Cafe of Love consistently meets all expectations for food, service and fun. We highly recommend you put it on your "regular" list for a lovely meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful!OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 4/26/2014So much care and attention to detail makes this a wonderful dining experience. The decor , beautiful dishes and airy space was noticed right away. Our server was professional and adorable at the same time. The bus staff was gracious. Now to the food!! Every bite was fresh and delicious. We were traveling through town and this was the perfect spot for brunch.Special Features:
- Lovely birthday lunchJessicaVIPDined on 4/24/2014Five ladies lunching... Beautiful decor. And food. Delicious. Mushroom burger was really yummy. Service attentive. We sat at the big round window take for two hours and felt welcome the whole time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The place in Mount KiscoKellyVIPDined on 4/23/2014Everytime delicious and enjoyable. I love taking my girlfriends here for lunch.Special Features:
- SusanDined on 4/19/2014I was part of a large group of 7 for a Saturday lunch, celebrating a birthday. We had a nice round table in a nook by the window. The wait staff was great. The food was good. I highly recommend this restaurant for a special lunch, or any lunch. My only regret is the noise level. There was another, much larger party in the restaurant. They were loud. The music was loud even after we inquired if the speaker right over our table could be turned off (it could not). It might help if individual speakers could be turned off. But don't let this deter you from going.Special Features:
- Surprisingly good!!1685pennDined on 4/12/2014We were very impressed by this restaurant. My wife and I shared Moroccan tomato soup, scallops, crab cake, bouillabaisse -- all superb. My kids were fine with hamburgers, which were also excellent. All the tastes have a bit of zip to them. Not inexpensive, but all the sauces were great and everything very well prepared.Special Features:
- Nice for lunchMPalDined on 4/10/2014Lovely decor. Good/Delicious food. Courteous service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lukewarm food, in attentive serviceOlotupaDined on 4/9/2014Our waiter was attentive when we sat down but didn't come back for a long time to take our order. He forgot the wine I ordered until I reminded him. The other guests at my table had their drinks much earlier. My grilled cheese and bisque were lukewarm at best. The cheese was actually congealed before I was halfway done and I wasn't eating that slowly! I was very disappointed in my experience. I noticed that after I told the waiter that my food was lukewarm, other tables got steaming hot soups.
- would returnphillypieVIPDined on 4/6/2014We very much enjoyed our experience. The food is great, ambiance very pleasant and it's good for a special occasion also. We have already returned twice and always enjoy the food.


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Ten years ago there was very little discussion about electric or hybrid vehicles. The technology was far from perfected and no low level consumer was able to purchase it. Throughout this past decade our economy, natural resources, and priorities have shifted towards conserving the environment and our funds. This has helped the renewable and green energy proponents to make large discoveries that are moving the industry forward faster than ever.
Americans tend to be very stubborn and change can rub us the wrong way all too easily. Most of the negative sentiments about electric and hybrid vehicles are based around ignorance. Quite simply, most people could not tell you the difference between a hybrid car and a full electric vehicle. Come to think of it, most people could not tell the difference between a diesel and a petrol engine besides the fact that they would have to use the green pump at the gas station. For the hybrid automakers to start selling these vehicles in larger quantities, the public must be educated about their benefits and potential pitfalls.
Several basic types of low emissions vehicles exist and are currently being marketed by the major auto manufacturers. The biggest seller of these is Toyota with their Prius model, which is a hybrid vehicle. Making distinctions between the different cars available will be helpful to a potential buyer by allowing them to get a vehicle that best suits their respective uses and needs.
Hit the jump for more details on Hybrid Vehicles
Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV)
One of the first iterations to hit the market was the Hybrid Electric Vehicle or HEV. These vehicles consist of a normal internal combustion engine and a battery that stores energy for the electric motors. The car mainly uses its gasoline engine, but calls upon electric motors to help when the engine is inefficient. When climbing a hill, your car struggles more than on a flat surface and thus the engine works harder and uses more fuel. By using the engine in combination (hybrid) with electric motors the fuel economy can be increased.
Contrary to popular belief, these cars do not have to be plugged in to a power source. As the engine runs power is converted into the batteries for storage and later used by the electric motor. Regenerative braking can also help to provide the batteries with energy. Some of these vehicles will even shut off the gasoline engine completely while the car is at a stop in order to conserve the most gasoline. These are the most popular of all low emissions vehicles because they provide a compromise between full electricity and normal gasoline. By having the gasoline engine available it ensures that you will be able to make it wherever you are going without the battery simply dying and leaving you stranded.
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Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV)
The newest models on the market are full-electric vehicles. These have no gasoline engine and run solely off of battery power. In order to charge these batteries you have to plug them into a power source. Some can be charged through a normal household outlet and others need a higher voltage. In general, higher voltage will charge the vehicle faster than 120v. Charge time is often around 8 hours to get completely full and provide the maximum travel distance. The main complaint towards these vehicles is the limited range, which has been increased in recent years.
The Nissan Leaf is the newest player in this game and can travel over 100 miles on a single charge. This may not seem like much, but for most city drivers this can be the perfect solution. Climate control, speed, driving style, and topography can all affect the range of these vehicles and judging how much further you can truly travel is difficult.
Other sports car players have begun to enter this segment as well, finding the use of four independent electric motors as a highly efficient way of achieving speed. Tesla was the first fully electric sports car to come out and can reach 125mph and set the distance record of 311miles on a single charge. These lithium-ion batteries are becoming more powerful every year and the longer the distance these cars can travel, the more clientele will show up to buy them.
Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles PHEV
Now, things begin to get a little confusing because companies have begun to produce what is considered the best of all three worlds. These vehicles have gasoline engines as well as battery powered motors much like normal hybrids. The main difference is that they can also be plugged-in to external power sources as well as power the car under full electric power. This can increase the effective range greatly as well as make each specific driver's trip the most efficient. Some cars allow the driver to manually switch between full electric, hybrid, and gasoline modes. That way if you are driving thirty miles into the city on the highway you could use the gasoline engine while it is at its most efficient point and switch to full electric mode while in the city sitting in stop and go traffic.
The biggest news in this segment was the introduction of the Chevrolet Volt. It is the first mass-produced model in the segment and has been able to achieve astonishing figures. According to General Motors, the Volt can travel 25 to 50 miles on a 16 kWh lithium-ion battery. The all-electric range averages 35 miles, with an energy consumption of 36 kWh per 100 miles, and the total range (using battery power first then electricity generated by the on-board gasoline-power generator) is 379 miles. The Volt's combined city/highway fuel economy is rated at 93mpg in full electric mode and at 37mpg in gasoline-only mode. This makes the Chevrolet Volt and the PHEV segment the most efficient on the market today.
Alternative Fuels
Gas is a term used to describe many different liquids that can have completely different applications. Natural Gas is used throughout the country and is fed by long pipelines to municipal utilities and larger hubs. Its chemical makeup is different than that of the typical gas, but it burns in much the same way. It is combustible inside the engine, but requires some modifications. CNG is stored in a pressurized tank and therefore has to enter a regulator on its way to the engine in order to lower that pressure correctly. At this point the gas is injected into the chamber where it will be ignited by a spark, but in order for natural gas to burn efficiently and provide power, the air/gas mixture that is sprayed into the chamber will have to be adjusted. A few other minor modifications may be required for everything to work in unison for extended mileage, but the basics remain the same.
Some companies, like Honda , already offer CNG powered vehicles for personal use. An adapter and pump can be placed on your home's natural gas line to allow refueling at home which is much more convenient than a typical gas station. Regular gas pumps offering ethanol and diesel fuel throughout the country are now also offering CNG, thousands have already done so. With oil recently reaching $100 barrel again in the United States, CNG provides a clean and cheap alternative.
Decisions, decisions, decisions
When it comes to buying a new car, consumers should consider all of the options available to them. With gas prices reaching and exceeding the $4.00 per gallon mark, hybrid vehicles make more sense than ever. The government even offers tax deductions for such vehicles which help to make them even more practical. Making the decision between which kind of low emissions vehicle to buy is really one of personal preference and need. If you travel long distances in a given day, than a hybrid might make more sense than a full electric vehicle. Conversely, if you only travel a few miles to work every day then not having to buy gas ever again might be enticing. In the end, the ever expanding availability and choices within these segments provides plenty of options to fit your lifestyle. All you have to do is be informed and educated about your choices.


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People say your wedding day should be like a fairy tale, however I have a funny feeling this is not what they were talking about! Read more about this couple's Shrek themed wedding.
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No, this isn't going to be a how-to about kissing. The K.I.S.S. Principle has been around for decades, but I am amazed at how few entrepreneurs apply it to their business. In case you don't know what K.I.S.S. is, the acronym translates to: Keep It Simple, Stupid. Or, for those of you who want to be nice, Keep It Short and Simple.
Though this concept can be applied to almost any situation, for entrepreneurs it is especially important to be focused and not add complexity when it's not necessary. Through my experience leading IdeaCrossing, I'm regularly amazed at how many entrepreneurs don't apply this principle to something as basic as how they describe their startup in their elevator pitch.
Often descriptions are filled with industry-specific acronyms, technical terms, and things anyone else would need a Ph.D. to understand. These entrepreneurs get so passionate about their idea and showcasing what they know that they aren't thinking of their audience. Truth be told, their idea could be the greatest thing since sliced bread, but if investors don't "get it" they are going to pass and look for the next opportunity. So how can entrepreneurs simplify?
Start by writing out your current Elevator Pitch.
How long is it (words and seconds to say aloud)? If it is more than 60 seconds and about 250 words it is too long. Where can you cut it back? Is there technical terminology in it? Take it out.
Sanity-check your content.
Are you answering the fundamental questions? Answer them and then cut back your answer by half. Questions to answer as you construct your elevator pitch:
- What is your product or service? Whether you craft it like a subject line of an email or the headline of an article, it needs to get across the overall message in a quick sentence.
- What problem does your business/product solve? What are the benefits? If there is no problem solved, you won't be able to show there's a demand for it.
- Who is your target market? Be focused. Even if the entire population could benefit, start with the easiest/smartest sell and establish a customer base. Then expand from there.
- How does it compare to the competition? Be up front about your competitors, the market share possibilities, and how what you offer is different/better.
- Share early success. Revenue? Important customers? Tell us.
- Leadership. If the leadership team is remarkable make sure it's known.
Take the mom test.
This one is easy to do and can be very enlightening. If it is not your mom, that's ok. Maybe it's your neighbor or friend. First, ask them what you do. You might be amazed at the answer and learn about some common misconceptions people have about your company. Then, tell them what you do – use the elevator pitch you've been honing. Last, ask them again what it is that you do. Can they reiterate it back to you? If not, it needs more work.
As your startup business evolves, so should your elevator pitch. Plan to revisit it again and again. And keep it simple please.


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The co-founders of PayPal, Elon Musk and Peter Thiel. SpaceX / FoundersFund
Forty-five days to go until the first TedTalk of 2013, and today the technology, engineering, and design video series released its list of speakers, including two of the best known living entrepreneurs: the co-founders of PayPal, Peter Thiel and Elon Musk, who in 2002 sold the company for $1.5 billion.
A reunion of sorts, over five days the two entrepreneurs will share the TED2013 stage with dozens of other great minds, including Bono and Vint Cerf, and money underground innovators like Beardyman and the Sleepy Man Banjo boys.
Since the sale of PayPal, Thiel, who is due to speak at Session 1: Progress Enigma, on Febraury 26, reaped another massive payday to the tune of $640 million for his early-stage investment in Facebook—an investment that directly led to the funding of Mithril Capital Management group, launched by Theil with a $402 million seed fund, one of the 10 largest VC funds raised in what was a very successful 2012 for venture capitalists.
The 45-year-old Thiel is also the co-founder of Founders Fund, the iconoclastic investment firm specializing in tech startups, and an outspoken proponent of non-traditional education with his Thiel "20 Under 20" Fellowships, paying young entrepreneurs not to go to school and instead learn by doing what they love.
Musk's entrepreneurial life since selling PayPal has hardly been less interesting. Set to speak at Session 5: Dream! On February 27, entrepreneur has become one of the most recognizable names in the business world for successful public offerings like Tesla, which last year won car of the year , and SolarCity, which saw its stock explode at its IPO and has since grown steadily.
Michael earned his BA from Mercer University, along the way excavating a Roman bathhouse with the American School of Archaeology. Plus, he provided security at Oxford University, where he also studied literature and philosophy. He earned his MS from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism while training for and running in the New York marathon.
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Jenni Ward: Branch Series II, 2011, ceramic & high temperature, wire, 42" x 8" x 8"
Jenni Ward: Branch Series I, 2011, ceramic & high temperature, wire, 47" x 4" x 4"
Jenni Ward: Nest Series I, 2010, ceramic, 10" x 11" x 11"
Jenni Ward: Hive Series II, 2010, ceramic & wire, 12" x 45" x 4"
Liliana Folta: An Abstract Poem of Freedom, 2009, (on going) traveling/interaction/installation: ceramic chain, bullets & bowl; white gesso, ink, wooden chair, white sheets, rug, soldier boots, paper, high temp wire, 3x7x2 ft.
Liliana Folta: Oíd el Ruido de Rotas Cadenas (Hear the Sounds of Broken Chains), 2010, Installation for the 1st Biennial of the Americas, unglazed ceramic chains, cotton canvas chains, wood, mirror, iron, high temp wire, 13ft. x 56in Diam.
Liliana Folta: Sitting Pretty, 2008, ceramic, oxides, glazes, crystal beads, high temp wire, 10.5x3.5x3.5in.
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"My work has a sculptural yet functional element to it and encompasses a sense of traditional ceramic techniques. Within this tradition is the art of storytelling and symbols which evoke certain sentiments and nostalgia but also a sense of the present environment. This environment is psychological and therefore each piece points to emotions within the narrative.
My present work is currently narrated by the symbol of the chair.
How does one define a simple thing like the chair? What makes the chair, a chair? As James Joyce says in A Portrait of a young man, "Is a chair conceived as a work of tragic or comic art?"
No other object forcefully shapes the physical, social and emotional dimensions of our lives. On the chair seats only one person at a time and responds to the body through comfort. It has a communicative function and offers a glimpse into our collective ideas about that sense of comfort and order.
One can imagine the world from a persons' perspective as it communicates compassion. Just as its absence communicates disrespect, lack of empathy and loss, whether this loss is a physical or emotional one." Kira O'Brien
Kira O'Brien: The Sleepers, 2011, white earthenware, black and colored slips, 1150 transparent glaze, 14cm
Kira O'Brien: Bound, 2011, white earthenware, black and colored slips, 1150 transparent glaze, 34x10x10cm
Kira O'Brien: Anonymous, 2011, Sgraffito, white earthenware, black and colored slips, 1150 transparent glaze, 35cm
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Intrigued by the tenuous connection between past, present and future and the shadowy, illusive meaning of time, Annie Woodford makes work that is both haunting and enigmatic. Shifting boundaries between science and metaphysics and an enduring interest in parallel universe theory instill the pieces with a heightened intensity, whilst an obsession with hidden worlds has prompted her investigations into microscopy and the nano universe - making the unseen seen.
Captivated by the natural world and our mysterious, infinite universe - whether seen at macroscopic or microscopic levels - she finds them the source of endless fascination and wonder. Mankind's place within that universe and the dichotomy between our wish for progress and our proclivity for self-destruction, has become a central theme.
A passion for frozen environments and the message they embrace, not only from the past but also for the future of our planet has resulted in research trips to the Arctic and Iceland and a detailed study of the coldest place on Earth – Antarctica.
The work exhibits qualities that reflect the natural world, elements that highlight its beauty and transience. Fragile, frangible, complex and esoteric, delicately balanced between risk and control, her pieces float and oscillate between absence and presence, hovering silently in a place between.
'Nature is an infinite sphere of which the center is everywhere and the circumference nowhere' Blaise Pascal, mathematician, poet, philosopher.
Annie Woodford: Piercing Rim, detail, 2007
Annie Woodford: Splinter 2, 2010, Porcelain, copper, stainless steel, 30x25x30 cm.
Annie Woodford: Pointed Binder, 2009, Porcelain, nylon monofilament, 35x20x8 cm.


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When fighting for rights, which is tougher: a battle against an oppressive government, or a battle against an oppressive society?
Manal al-Sharif opens her TED talk by asking the audience a question.
"You know that people all over the world fight for their freedom, fight for their rights. Some battle oppressive governments. Others battle oppressive societies." And then she asks, "which battle do you think is harder?"
Fellow TEDers, which do you think is a tougher battle? And why?
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Jul 14 2013: Society. by a large margin. really really huge margin.
1. Let's start with the developing world for my first example. It is illegal to kill people in just about every country. but I have personally witnessed something horrific that was perpetrated by ordinary folk in India. A couple living together in the neighborhood was discovered to have eloped and the wife had left her husband in a different state. The neighbors got together and locked the couple inside and set the hut on fire. this was around 1983.
2. 2002 USA being belittled and called a terrorist supporter at a halloween party for wearing an indian costume and then getting my car keyed before I left.
3. 2007, 8 or 9 The government had just outlawed corporal punishment in indian schools. Not one teacher stopped in the school where I taught. I was called to the principal's office for breaking all the switches I found on the teacher's table. After chastising me, the principal then used a metal ruler to beat a 2nd grader for not doing his homework. This particular student was the son of the teacher who sent him to the office, because her own beatings weren't doing the trick.
4. about a year later: A husband beat his wife right out in the street and there was blood pouring onto the ground and her hair was matted from it. I pull out my cell phone to call the police. The neighbors standing in a circle watching the spectacle grab my phone out of my hand. "you should not interfere between a husband and wife because of the credo "my husband is the god I can see"
Jul 15 2013: Manishka....that is terrible and I hate to read stories like this. I was in India in 1972 and the shock of the poverty has remained with me all my life and I help where/when I can.
India has around 150 million millionaires an Indian friend of mine tells me. He came here as a student runs a taxi business and his wife works for the government and they have only 2 children.
He says the rich in India pay no or little tax and do not support their poorer people. The rapes of the women there is just disgusting and a real turn off for attracting much need tourism.
India and many other countries just have too many children and therefore the poverty and low status of women. Kids sold into prostitution or domestic slaves, or roaming the streets begging. Not good enough.
My wish is that the Gates foundation & Medecines san Frontiere can help supply Bayer microchip contraception for women which lasts 5 yrs. and costs $8.10. With less children the status of women then improves.
A Ghanan doctor has started this program in Africa (Ghana). In first year prevented 500,000 unwanted pregnancies and saved something like 40,000 women dying in childbirth.
I was widowed young and I could only afford one child, he has done well climbing the corporate ladder. I just wish every child in the world could have a decent life , education, food, medical, home.
Jul 15 2013: Karmel, Absolutely agree, population control would help. India could actually take care of it's own issues if the rich got involved. but the rich that stay here are the ones benefitting from this culture.-
The caste system encouraged giving blind respect to those of a higher caste. This means you don't evaluate people as individuals. The higher castes have a sense of entitlement to whatever they can get from the lowers... cheap labor, bribes.
India also has a huge brain drain.. the ones that leave the country are more educated, but generally don't come back. Why? Its too hard to fight here. too hard to accomplish anything. They leave, find a completely different world outside, and never come back.
They end up being successful outside. Why? the same predatory culture they've grown up with is exactly how you get ahead in business.
A social responsibility movement could do wonders. But social responsibility needs to first be explained. One time I spoke about it, someone told me how much gold they gave to the temple. And when I asked how the temple spends it, he said "to build more temples or to beautify the existing one."
Me "do they do anything to help people?"
Him "no"
The rapes in the news...The feeling I get here is of territory. The male marking his territory. Women should not go out at night unless escorted by a male family member. Rapes happen to women who are seen with a "boyfriend".
In the end, it's not the government that's the enemy, it's society.
P.S. I have only one child too :) It's a good number for the world we live in. Did you mourn for his lonely playdays at home? I did.
Jul 15 2013: Being a single Mum it was hard to leave him, in those days there was no single mothers payment I had no choice but to get out to work....or starve. Often I worked 2 jobs 24/7. My Mother stepped in and looked after him and my brothers daughter. Mum used to walk them to school and back. While babysitting Mum taught the 2 kids to read and write and do math and I credit her one on one teaching for him getting a scholarship to University (college).
My Dad was not well enough from WWII injuries to accompany me out at night. My brother too busy attending his child and sick wife. Often I would have to come home from work at night by myself.
Western countries do not have the 'family' network. My nearest cousin lives 3 hours away and 2 overseas.
I will say though that some of our girls/women should show a bit more modesty in clothing. and behaviour. Awful to nowadays see young girls/women going out at night getting drunk in niteclubs or on the street and falling over drunk or drugged.
Jul 16 2013: Sounds like you had it tough. I do feel that families are still close in the west, at least some that I have seen. Distance is certainly there, but the view I take is that living further away from your hometown forces independence and also a larger view of the world. I don't know what the answers are, children, especially 10 years old or less need their grandparents and cousins around.
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Blaine pitcher Robert Bleecker raised his own record to 3-1 and the team's to 6-0 (7-4) with a convincing 12-2 win over the Mt. Baker Mounties Tuesday afternoon. The game was switched to Deming at the last minute to accommodate a Blaine-Mt. Baker JV game at the Pipe.
Nate Dodgson and Hyle Dhanani both had 2 RBI hits, but the biggest poke was Bleecker's three-run homer off losing pitcher Williamson in the fourth inning, more than just a nail in the coffin since Blaine already had a 7-2 lead.
The Killer B's, now ranked sixth in the state, play next at home on Monday against Nooksack.
home track meet today at Blaine high school
Blaine meets Mt. Baker this afternoon for the second of only two home track meets this season. Of note are pole vaulter Erin Lippe, runners Dominique Walter, Alisha Fisher and Matt Christion and undefeated shot put powerhouse Alex Sylvester.
Ridnours again offering summer camp
Blaine's Luke Ridnour closed the book on his sophomore season in the NBA yesterday in Houston, Texas, playing against the play-off bound Rockets and their 7'6" Chinese center Yao Ming. The Sonics are also playoff bound for the first time in some years, having turned their program around significantly this year.
Since the lockout season in 98/99 the Sonics have finished fourth twice and fifth three times. Last year's 37-45 record was among the worst the struggling team has ever had. At the end of the last home game in 2004, a narrow 111-107 loss to Houston thanks to a blown lead late in the game, only Ray Allen and a couple of others stuck around to throw souvenirs to the crowd, an annual tradition, although Allen took the house mic at one point to promise fans that things would be different this year.
They certainly were, as Seattle compiled a 52-29 record this year with just the Houston game left to play. They clinched a playoff spot some time ago and with last week's slammin' and jammin' 25-point win over New Orleans they got the division championship as well, complete with a banner that went up about the same time someone dumped the traditional barrel of Gatorade on head coach Nate McMillan. It was a last home game of the season that was raucous and wild, with players staying out on the court for a long time signing autographs and throwing everything from T-shirts to Frisbees at the crowd.
Ridnour is one of the primary reasons for this dramatic and obvious turn-around, and deserves your attention even if you're not ordinarily a pro basketball fan. It's because of the science of the sport, what it is that makes Ridnour the player he is, a durable athlete with world class skills that Nate McMillan chose to become the centerpiece of a team that was mediocre at best at this time last year.
Ridnour and his dad, Blaine high school P.E. teacher and coach Rob Ridnour, will again host a four day basketball camp this summer from June 23 to 30 at the Bellingham Boys and Girls Club. Cost is $100 in advance for the four half-days and sign-ups are running well ahead of last years. For more information call 332-4620.


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Celebrate the holiday season at the Museum! Finish up (or start!) your holiday shopping at the Winter Arts Festival, tour festive works in the collection, and enjoy a holiday music.
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The Museum comes alive on select Friday nights! Each night is unique with live music, special performances, Studio activities, films, gallery games, tours, and more! Plus, stroll the galleries and enjoy a cash bar with snacks in the Thronson Café. Free for Members, $8 in advance or $10 at the door for Non-Members.
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