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6700 Fairview Road #108, Charlotte, NC | Directions 2821035.147495 -80.828756
Fri-Sat: 9am-11pm, Sun: 9am-3pm, Mon-Thu: 9am-10pm
My group f friends ate at Cafe Monte this evening. We could not have been more pleased with the service or the food! Two of us had the special, Coq Au Vin. It was delicious as was our friend's trout. The bread was fantastic. Portion were generous but not overwhelming.our server was attentive but not a "hoverer". We would all highly recommend this for a good dinner experience.
I've been to Cafe Monte twice and the food was consistently good. The crepes were light and delicious, salads fresh, and the wine list extensive. My only complaint was that I ordered a eclair, which the server informed me had just been freshly baked and filled. When it came to my table, the custard center was frozen, like it had just been defrosted! Hardly freshly baked! The server apologized, got me another dessert, and comped me for it. The fruit tart was fabulous and not frozen. : )
Worst dining experience of 2011 very disappointing – We have dined at Cafe Monte for lunch a number of times and found the wait staff and food to be top notch. We have had dinner one time and was disappointed with the food and service. We decided to give it another try and we were very sorry we did.
My husband and I dine out at least 4 times a week for dinner and 5-6 times a week for lunch so we are experienced diners.
We sat at the bar and our server, Kevin, asked if we wanted something to drink and gave us menu's. We gave him our order. We were the only people dining at the bar. They had a special Valentine menu that I reviewed and asked how a certain dish was prepared. To which Kevin replied "can you be more specific, what is it exactly that you want to know?" Clearly annoyed and sarcastic.
He took my husbands order for an appetizer and walked away before taking mine. We asked him to include my app in the order. The push to order our meal was on from the moment we sat down. We made it clear that we were not in a hurry and would most likely order a bottle of wine.
Our app's arrived and we place our main course order again with the caveat that we were not in a hurry. We finished our app's, ordered our wine and our dinner arrived before the wine was opened. It should be mentioned here that my crab bisque was luke warm. We ordered lobster and crab crepes which arrived swimming in sauce, very little lobster or crab but a good deal of soupy crepe. Horrible. We would've complained but Kevin was clearly in a hurry to get out of there and service thus far had been worse than the crepe so we elected to take our bottle of wine and go elsewhere.
It should be noted that we arrived at 7 pm and we had paid the check by 7:45 pm. Too bad for Kevin as we are normally above the 20% norm of tipping.
We will not be back.
Great food and great atmosphere! – My friend and I went here for dinner a couple weeks ago and fell in love with everything about it. Our food was prepared just right, the service was absolutely impeccable and the music and candles created the perfect atmosphere for a special Saturday night dinner. This is the perfect place to go if you are going on a date! Price was a little higher than most Charlotte restaurants but certainly no more than the average SouthPark place. Very quaint and intimate.
good but pricey – Brunch menu was great. Lots to choose from. I ordered an omelet with spinach. it was very big and filling. It came with this little potato thing that was fried. It was REALLY good. The prices were higher than expected. Not much for under $10. But now they've added Amalie's bakery in the front, so we took home some delicious french pastries! This is a brunch spot to impress. Not for the frugal.
dissappointed – the muffin was compressed, cold and hard to a crisp; the canadian bacon was cold, burnt and instead of one good piece there were 2 thin pieces. When I asked them to re-do it, all they did was re-heat the bun and the canadian bacon which only made it worse!
On a positive note, they took care of the bill and explained that the regular cook was not in and they had someone cover it. The desserts are excellent! Next time you go make sure you call to make sure the executive chef is in!
Love brunch – Have never been for lunch or Dinner but hope too. Breakfast- benedicts, crepes, omelets, quiche. I have enjoyed the benidicts and crepes but the best are the almond croissants. When I go to the mall I pick up one for the next AM. I didn't live 30 min away would have brunch there 2/month and probably dinner once a month or so.
better every time – As new restaurants go this one is competing with the best in Southpark. We love the quality level for the price point and find the value excellent. With all made from scratch food and a great ambiance we know we are not in a 'chain" restaurant...but give this one some time and you may see more than one.
Some of the staff have been there since opening and are really good at remembering us and what we like.
If anything is not right with your meal they won't expect you to pay for it.
Good customer service and friendly atmosphere.
Patience required for incompetent service – Charlotte has so little to offer that Cafe Monte seems worth a try. If you have been to an actual bistro in another part of the world, then this is average food at best. The service is slow and if you want to take something home from the front counter then be ready to waste atleast half hour of your time while the incompetent man behind the counter figures out what he's doing. He has atleast been there for six months and yet looks as confused as the first time I had the displeasure of ordering something from the bakery end.I do admit I have returned again for the coffee and crepes. But for all else, this place is dime a dozen.
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With two outs in the top of the eighth inning, the skies opened up and play was suspended for one hour and five minutes before Garrett Lussi ended the half inning with a three-pitch strikeout of Kirby Johnson.
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So I found myself obsessed with art again but I've always liked to draw every
now and then. The notion increasses when I see anything about art and animation
and how it's made (animation that is). It really strikes a bone when I visit Disney's
Hollywood Studio's. The Pixar story always gets me, but I've been doing this since
I was a kid back when Star Wars was in the movie theater. (oops did I just date myself?)
I recall, when I was younger, wanting and attempting to draw comic books like Marvel.
I spent some time working through a book on drawing Marvel comics which I found through
a "Marvel Try Out" book. That book too, I tried to work through. Both books were about
producing and drawing comics, The Marvel Way. The idea behind the "Try Out" book was
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Yet, a certain quality was simply not there. I saw a difference in my work than what
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that I simply lacked. I often thought to myself, that I was not cut out for it. I received
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I also felt that I could not draw on demand. I had to feel it. I also felt that it took me
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I also enjoyed drawing practically anything from life. So I would draw anything and
everything. Again, I never thought my work to be of any quality though; especially,
in seeing other artist that I would compare myself with. I often thought they were
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guys made it look so easy. Plus, my work was never consistent which I chalked up
to never have really worked at it. Sometimes, I can produce something satisfying
by accident which would be motivating but it is far and few between.
You see, most of my work came from "copying" and not from my imagination. I can follow
a step by step process in a book and produce a great image, or re-produce someones
line work but I never considered that good enough. I can follow Youtube instruction
pretty well; also, producing some stuff that I like. But to draw from my own mind
is where I want to be. To be able to draw something of quality on demand. I randomly
do produce something that I feel is ok, yet, not great, but ok. There is vast difference
in my work between following a step by step versus drawing from my own mind.
Now considering speed. I always thought that it took me more than twice as long to produce
a satisfying (to me) image. Meanwhile, someone else produced the image in a fraction of the
time. I know in industry speed is of the essence.
So here I found this forum as my obsession is back again and I rediscovered a small artset
that my mom had left me years ago. She is gone now, but I remember her giving this to me.
She wasn't an artist but I guess she thought I had some talent that she would buy this for me.
Yet, I feel my work is amateurish at best. I've had no formal training, but I've worked through
books and understand some fundamental aspects...I think.
But I am here to improve. To become the artist that I want to be. Perhaps there is some magic
here that will help me weild the pencil with great might. So my goals. Ensure that my fundamentals
are there. As I follow these step by step procedures, I want to ensure that what I am doing is
conducive to improving. Next to be able to do the same thing from my head.
First, I will post my past work that I found satisfying. Then I will post my current work that
I've done this year. Finally, I will be doing studies. Anything of any level of satisfaction will
be posted for your review. Though, I am a little intimidated by the quality of work that I have
seen in this forum, I think this is a good way for me to learn and practice my art.
I'm currently working on Loomis set to hopefully sharpen my skills. At the same time playing
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"I paint, I draw, and I do it everyday." Loui Jover is a self represented full time artist from Queensland, Australia. His artwork involves drawing in ink over adhered-together vintage book papers. Loui has held three solo exhibitions and has been included in numerous group shows. Leslie Seuffert interviewed the Artist for Artchipel's Art Writer's Wednesday #1.
Leslie Seuffert : You've recently joined Tumblr to share your art with the community. Who is Loui Jover? Tell us about your educational background and your creative style.
LJ : I did a number artistic training including studies in contemporary art, advanced visual communication and commercial art at Melbourne Art Institute, Gold Coast Technical college and at a visual training institute in Sydney. I joined Tumblr to look at the world it presents, where all are invited to contribute, where there is no exclusion, where there is an amazing diversity and freedom. It is vibrant and vigorous, bold and random and most of all inspiring. The inspiration is one of the most important things any artist needs to tap into.
LS : Why drawing, as opposed to another outlet?
LJ : I think drawing came naturally, it is immediate and visceral. I learnt music for a number of years, I tried and still enjoy doing some writing. I also studied painting but always come back to drawing in ink, pen and brush as this is what I get the most satisfaction from. It is the medium in which I am the most "free" to express. It is my primary method of self-expression.
LS : You draw almost exclusively on sheets of vintage book paper. Why and how this choice of material is performed?
LJ : The use of old vintage book pages is the advent of a number of reasons. Firstly I needed paper and I glued these sheets I had from an old ruined book. The decision became entrenched when I looked at the aesthetic result of that first drawing. The idea that damaged and unwanted books could be saved and reused appealed to his ideals about re-imagining and recycling things from around his local environment. The works seem to make an indirect reference to the fact that books themselves are seemingly dying with the advent of the ebook and technology.
LS : What are you trying to express through your drawings?
LJ : I am not always sure what it is I am attempting to express, that's why I do so many differing forms of drawing and visual work. I make cartoons to show my more flippant comical and sarcastic side, I make large drawings of faces to express a more emotive facet, I also create more experimental work such as mixed media drawings and digital collage to try and extend my forays into my expressive discoveries. But in the end it is the pure joy of drawing itself that propels my need to create artwork.
LS : The women in your painting often appear quite gloomy. Is there a reason or is it coincidental?
LJ : I do try to express the feeling of melancholia, it is my main motivation to illustrate a collective sadness or reflective nature. I personally think these drawings are a direct visceral reaction to the prevailing "sad" state of the human condition itself. In another way, they are my own answer to the blue period by Pablo Picasso that inspired and burned its way into my artistic psyche at a very early age.
LS : What is your favorite piece?
LJ : I do not have a favorite work as I am on this journey where if I was to become completely happy with a work, I would be at its end. I think for most artists, if you make the perfect drawing, you are bound to start repeating yourself. If you end up repeating yourself as an artist, it's time to re-evaluate why you are making art in the first place.
LS : If you had to sum up what your art means, what would it say?
LJ : Art tempers my spirit, it gives me direction. Without art I would most likely be a psychopath. One can spend a lifetime looking at the world but seldom do they "see" anything. My art helps me to "see" life around me, without art things seem brutal and pointless.


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GORHAM - The Scarborough boys and Thornton Academy girls, two perennial favorites, won the Southwestern indoor track and field titles Saturday, but not without having to dig deep.
Rashad Zagon of Deering keeps her eyes on the bar, hoping it stays put Saturday while competing in the girls' high jump at the Southwesterns in Gorham. Zagon finished third in 4 feet, 10 inches. The Scarborough boys and Thornton Academy girls took team titles.
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Pierce, a senior who has qualified for the indoor national meet, ran a personal best in the mile, beating the time she ran Jan. 10 at the Dartmouth Relays, when she ran it fresh.
"This is my event. I was hitting my splits. With 100 to go I kind of got boxed in, but with 50 to go I took the lead," said Pierce.
"Today I just focused on each event in the meet. I took it one race at a time. That's the only way I ran well."
Coach Lisa Huntress said the work load was a lot for Pierce but she knew she could handle it.
Two other Trojans won two events each. Amanda Arnold captured the triple jump (33 feet, 2¼ inches) and long jump (16-7¼), and placed second in the 55 hurdles (9.11). Carly McKenna won the high jump (5-2) and 55 hurdles (9.09).
"We train them hard, but now they're ready to go. I'm hopeful (for states)," Huntress said of the Class A meet Feb. 18.
In the boys' meet, Hall set the tone early. After leading off the winning 3,200 relay team (8:20.97) to start the meet, Hall won the mile (4:40.10) and 2-mile (10:11.08).
"We're pretty excited. So far we're the best team at states, but it depends on the day. Our relays are stacked with seniors. And we're the two-time defending champion. We're excited," said Hall, who ran negative splits in the 2-mile (5:11 and 4:59).
Scarborough pole vaulter Alec James echoed that after running the 400-meter leg of the sprint medley to the point of exhaustion, helping Scarborough finish third (3:55.46) behind Cheverus (3:47.07) and Gorham (3:51.33).
James also took second in the 600 (1:18.20) and captured his signature event by 6 inches with a vault of 12-6.
The best part of the meet for James, who will defend his state title in the pole vault in two weeks, was seeing teammate Greg Viola take second in the pole vault (12-0) by improving his personal best by a foot and a half.
"We could go 1-2 at states," James said of the vault. "Everyone is really rested and excited. We had a team dinner last night. We were looking forward to today."
Scarborough Coach Derek Veilleux thinks his team could win its third consecutive state championship.
"I thought we did a nice job with a full team effort," Veilleux said.
"Cheverus will give us a run again at states. We PR'd in the (sprint medley), but they still beat us by quite a bit. But my guys know how to get it done and win at states."
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Brady Foshay of Cheverus finishes ahead of his teammate, Colin Grove, to capture the 800 in 2 minutes, 4.24 seconds at the Southwesterns.
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Edie Pallozzi of Deering crosses the finish line to set a record in the girls' 800 at the Southwesterns, capturing the event in 2 minutes, 19.5 seconds.
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James Ociti, right, of Biddeford leads Greg Viola of Scarborough by a step midway through the 400. Ociti won the event by 1.22 seconds over Viola.
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Robert Hall of Scarborough leads in the mile, and that's where he would stay, winning in 4 minutes, 40.1 seconds. Colin Tardiff and Will Fowler followed, giving the Red Storm a 1-2-3 finish in the event.
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Charlotte Pierce of Thornton Academy ran a record time of 5 minutes, 7.49 seconds to capture the mile at the Southwesterns.


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Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of secretarial services, limo/town car service, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities measuring 300-700 square feet (28 square meters) include a conference center, conference/meeting rooms, and banquet facilities. This Art Deco hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a video library.
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- Valet parking fee: USD 34 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 250 per room, per stay
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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Dillworth, MN (WDAY TV) -- Cancer, for many people who have been touched by it, there is no uglier word.
But often the worst in life brings out the best in people, and that's exactly what we found as Forum Communications continues our special project, Beautiful Women.
Tonight a first for our beautiful women series. We have two sisters. Elaine Anderson of Dilworth and Joan Klinnert of Kindred let true, inner beauty shine in the darkest of situations.
Beautiful Women creators Bill Marcil Junior and Chris Linnares and our team sat down with the dynamic duo recently and amid lots of laughs, got an up close look at the true beauty of empathy
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It's pizza time! That's right! We are in the proccess of finalizing everything. Because Gametester suddenly didn't like the selection screen on the last day we had to design it over :). We won't stop working till we are ready to release. So no, we are not lazy!
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This year's back-to-school shopping season is a good time to learn a new online shopping habit and reap free money. It's using rewards "portals."
Using such free shopping reward websites involves visiting the portal first and then clicking through to the usual retailer website to make purchases. That interim step, like entering a store through a different door, automatically yields cash back or reward points.
"To me, it's a no-brainer," said Becky Ford, founder of comparerewards.com, a shopping reward news and review site. "If you don't use them, you're paying too much."
If you were going to buy back-to-school jeans at Gap and notebooks at Staples, you might as well enter those retailers through a portal and get money back for what you spend.
Examples of popular portals are fatwallet.com and sister company ebates.com along with upromise.com and mrrebates.com. Some credit card websites also host reward portals.
"A lot of people don't realize they're leaving money on the table when they're doing their shopping," said Debby Hohler of Upromise by Sallie Mae. "Why wouldn't you want to get money back when you're buying things you need to buy anyway?"
Families with school-age children this year will spend an average of $635 on apparel, shoes, supplies and electronics, according to the National Retail Federation's 2013 Back-to-School Survey. The amount is $837 for college students.
Using a portal and averaging a modest 5 percent cash back yields about $32 in free money, $42 for college, for very little effort.
"It may not sound like a whole lot of money, but all of those 5 percents add up," Ford said. "It might mean you can contribute toward a family vacation."
Using online shopping portals is a good idea year-round, but the back-to-school shopping season is the second-largest buying season of the year. That concentrated buying period offers a chance to learn about portals, create a habit of using them and earn some money for shopping you would do anyway.
"The reason cash back will pay off during back to school is because you're making more and bigger purchases, so it will seem like a bigger reward," said Brent Shelton, spokesman for Ebates.com and FatWallet.com.
In addition, many rewards during the back-to-school shopping season exceed the typical 5 percent, Ford said.
To get started, here are questions and answers about shopping reward portals, developed with help from Ford of CompareRewards.com, Shelton of FatWallet.com and Hohler of Upromise by Sallie Mae.
How do these sites work? Basically, retailers pay these portal websites a sales commission because they sent you to the retailer. When you buy something, the portal shares its commission with you, the customer, often about 50-50. So, if a retailer pays a portal 10 percent of the purchase price as a commission, the portal, in turn, places 5 percent in your account, either cash or equivalent points.
Are prices and selection the same? Yes. After clicking through the portal, you are directed to the retailer website to use its virtual checkout process. The difference is that the commission is invisibly credited to the portal, which then passes a portion of it to your account.
How do I get started? Sign up with a shopping rewards portal for free. At the portal site, click through to a retailer website. That's it.
Can I stack savings? Yes. Several of the more robust portals, such as FatWallet and Upromise, highlight store sales and provide coupon codes that can't be used in physical stores. That's in addition to your portal rewards. However, you'll probably run into problems earning rewards if you try to use coupon codes from elsewhere, Ford said. Paying with a rewards credit card compounds the benefit.
What currency should I choose? Portals issue reward cash, points, airline miles and other forms of payment. "Cash is always king," Ford said. That's because a portal can choose to devalue accumulated points by requiring more points to purchase merchandise. However, a buck is always a buck. All else being equal, choose cash. Upromise emphasizes paying for college, so its options include cash deposits to a 529 college savings plan, a savings account and paying down a Sallie Mae student loan, although you can choose a check too.
How do I cash out? One of the main differences among portals is the minimum threshold for retrieving your rewards. For example, a portal might require you to accumulate $10 before you can retrieve your money. For that reason, you might want to concentrate spending with one or just a few portals, so you can reach minimums quicker and cash out more frequently. With cash rewards, some sites will mail you a check and some require a deposit into a PayPal account.
How quickly are rewards paid? Some are instant, while others require you to wait 90 days. The delay comes because retailers don't want people to game the system by purchasing merchandise via a portal, cashing out rewards money and then returning the merchandise to the retailer. Some sites pay accumulated rewards monthly, others less often.
Which portal should I choose? Check out several, including the retailers they have affiliations with. Portals have different advantages. For example, FatWallet is a robust site known for great user forums. Upromise has a 5 percent cash-back minimum with all retailers and an emphasis on college savings. MrRebates runs frequent short-term promotions for higher cash-back rates and sponsors' giveaways, Ford said.
How do I create a portal habit? For some consumers, the biggest hurdle with shopping rewards is remembering to use them. Some portals offer tool bars or plug-ins for your Web browser that remind you to shop through the portal when it notices you visit a retailer directly. However, those reminder tools are a drawback if you'll use multiple portals because the browser-installed portal can trump the portal you would rather use, Ford said.
Another way to develop a habit is to sign up for email newsletters from the portal, or don't unsubscribe from ones that come automatically. Nobody needs more junk mail, but the email can act as a regular reminder to use portals when you shop online.
One caution: Sometimes prices will be lower at online retailers unaffiliated with reward portals. For example, it's a good idea to check prices on Amazon.com. That may be ultimately cheaper, so comparison shopping still makes sense.
But often you'll find portals are a great detour to savings.
"I can't imagine shopping without cash-back sites," Ford said.


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As many of you know, Stan Barry resigned his position as Sheriff of Fairfax County effective July 1, 2013. His resignation has necessitated a special election, which will be held on November 5, 2013. I have been approached by numerous people and groups, inquiring about my intentions with regard to the 2013 ballot and so I thought I would take this opportunity to share my plans with you.
At the conclusion of the November 2011 election, I decided to devote the same level of determination, vigor and commitment to the growth of my business, Cooper Process Service, LLC, that I had tirelessly devoted to my campaign. I am proud that now, nearly two years after the conclusion of the 2011 election, my company has grown tremendously, and offers high-quality service to numerous law firms in the Northern Virginia area. Stan Barry's early resignation, while not all that surprising to me in light of the information that was revealed during the campaign, has not changed my plans. I do not intend to seek the nomination for the Republican ticket for the special election of Sheriff in November 2013, and will instead continue to devote my energies to my burgeoning business endeavor.
That said, I still care very deeply for the men and women of the Fairfax County Sheriff's Department, and for the safety and security of our community. I continue to set my sights on the 2015 election for Sheriff, and am enthused and inspired by the overwhelming show of support that I have received in the last several weeks when my intentions regarding this upcoming election were largely unknown. I ask that all of you keep in touch with me, and contact me to discuss issues related to the Sheriff's Department and the safety of our community, at any time. Thanks again to all of you for your continuing support.
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The checks were deposited at AOD Federal Credit Union on the 200 block of Greenbrier Dear Road in April. George said Maye later went to another AOD and withdrew the money.
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The field is set for the upcoming CAA Softball Championship. Hofstra, the regular season champions, finished the conference slate with an 18-2 mark to earn the right to host the 2013 CAA Softball Championship and the top-seed in the tournament. James Madison, which went 18-3 in CAA action, earned the No. 2 seed, while Delaware and Towson will be the third and fourth seeds, respectively. The tournament will begin on Wednesday, May 8 as No. 1 Hofstra will face No. 4 Towson at 2 p.m., followed by No. 2 James Madison versus No. 3 Delaware at 5 p.m. The championship will continue on Thursday and is scheduled to wrap-up on Friday with the winner earning the league's automatic bid to the NCAAs.
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Mooney collected the final CAA Player of the Week honor of the season after leading JMU to a sweep of Georgia State in the Dukes final weekend of the regular season. The Huntersville, N.C., native hit .545 (6-for-11) with three homers, six RBI and a stolen base while scoring six runs. The sophomore homered in each of the three games, giving her a league-leading and school record 15 on the season. Mooney also played stellar defense in the field appearing in all three games at first base and not committing an error.
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la domestique - July 8, 2011 - 9:51 am
Hooray for the July food guide! As someone who grew up in the South, I'm super excited to see okra on the list! Yay for okra!
NicoleD - July 8, 2011 - 11:45 am
This is going to be a good month! I need okra help because I've really tried and failed. The way you described sea beans is spectacular. Now, to get my hands on them…
Stephanie @ okie dokie artichokie - July 8, 2011 - 11:46 am
Love the tarragon! Always add it in my compound butters and it tastes really good in scrambled eggs, too. I've never seen or tasted the sea greens but am excited to see if I can score some around my town! :-)
bianca - July 8, 2011 - 2:27 pm
You've captured summers bounty so beautifully! Once again, a great round up!
Elizabeth @ Saffron Lane - July 8, 2011 - 3:55 pm
Oh, I'm really looking forward to that plum tarragon smash. I can *almost* already taste it! Lovely guide, as always…
Tine - July 9, 2011 - 2:09 am
I'm excited!
Joanne - July 9, 2011 - 4:12 am
I think you picked the best of the July fruits and veggies to showcase! Can't wait for these recipes, especially the plum smash!
Season with Reason - July 9, 2011 - 5:17 am
Hooray for July! Okra is the sentimental favorite for this southerner in exile, but I look forward to them all.
Kimberley - July 9, 2011 - 11:02 am
@LaDomestique and @Season with Reason: I love that the Southern ladies are so enthusiastic about okra (feel free to chime in about that!)
Brian @ A Thought For Food - July 10, 2011 - 7:08 am
These are the posts that I wait so patiently for! Oh how I love looking at my favorite ingredients through your beautiful photographs!
Katuskhan - July 10, 2011 - 11:07 am
Terrific info! I wish I had found it sooner.
kankana - July 10, 2011 - 9:36 pm
Waiting to see all your creation . Such awsm collection of fruits and veggies.
Heather @opgastronomia - July 10, 2011 - 10:03 pm
Definitely in the 'hooray for okra' camp. Drooling over the teasers and anxiously awaiting these recipes!
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Love your site, amazing photos and so great to read. My sister and I just started a blog and we read your posts always. Thank You
Lynda - July 13, 2011 - 1:49 pm
Thoroughly enjoying all of the summer produce. I look forward to trying the sea beans.
Sherala - July 27, 2011 - 5:03 pm
Everything looks beautiful. I am embarrassingly excited for pickled okra!
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- Ecology
- Biology of Marine Organisms
Any from the Following Courses or Those Listed Previously Totaling 12 Hours
(At least eight credit hours must be at the 300-level or higher)
- Introduction to Environmental Science
- Tropical Biology
- Tropical Biology Field Experience
- Conservation Biology
- Field Botany
- Developmental Biology
- Special Topics in Biology
- Molecular Biology
- Microbiology
- Physiological Ecology
- Aquatic Ecology
- Ecotoxicology
- Environmental Soil Science
- Immunology
- Vertebrate Physiology
- Special Topics in Biology
Senior Culminating Experience (SCE) may be satisfied through successful completion of 4 semester hours in any combination of the following courses
- Senior Seminar I
- Senior Seminar II
- Research
- Internship in Biology