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Literary Magazines
Browse the literary magazines listed in NewPages to find short stories and longer fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, essays, literary criticism, book reviews, author interviews, art and photography. The magazine editor's description for each sponsored literary magazine gives you an overview of editorial styles—what writers they have published and what they are looking for (with contact information, subscription rates, submission guidelines, and more).
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elsewhere is an online bimonthly publication of flash fiction and prose poetry. [o]
The Idaho Review
An annual review of literary fiction and poetry, highlighting an array of distinguished writers as well as new and exciting voices of emerging writers.
Southern Humanities Review
Fiction, poetry, personal and critical essays, and book reviews on the arts, literature, philosophy, religion, cultural studies, and history by new and established writers. Also publishes translations.
The Write Place At the Write Time
We are about the synchronistic convergences of time, place, readers, and writers that create unforgettable moments where lives change course and dreams are born. [o]
2River View
Since 1996, an online site of poetry, art, and theory, quarterly publishing The 2River View and occasionally publishing individual authors in the 2River Chapbook Series, as well as podcasting 2River authors from the Muddy Bank blog. [o]
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Able Muse
A semiannual review of poetry prose and art. With featured poet and artist /photographer with interview. Includes poems, fiction, essays and book reviews.
A "workshop of literature where wonderful, audacious and strange things come into being." —Bernhard Schlink, author of The Reader
Alaska Quarterly Review
One of America's premier literary magazines and a source of powerful, new voices. AQR is "one of the nation's best literary magazines," The Washington Post Book World.
American Literary Review
American Literary Review has been published since
1990 through the Creative Writing Program of the department
of English at the University of North Texas.
[Read more about American Literary Review]
American Poetry Review
The widest range of distinguished poets, exciting new writers, controversial reviews, essays, columns, and interviews.
The Antioch Review
The Antioch Review is a distinguished, well-established literary journal that publishes lively and cogent essays, fiction, poetry and book reviews.
Apple Valley Review
The Apple Valley Review is an online literary journal established in 2005 and published in the spring and fall. Each issue features a collection of beautifully crafted poetry, short fiction, and essays. [o]
Arcadia Magazine
Arcadia wants your best. Fiction, poetry, painting, photograph, stand-up comedy routine, mockumentary, whatever. We want to see it, read it, hear it, and love it.
Arroyo Literary Review
Each issue reflects the creative diversity found in the San Francisco Bay Area literary scene, while bringing together material from an international array of poets, writers, and artists.
"Simply and unobtrusively one of the best."
— Literary Magazine Review [o]
Publishes emerging and established writers of innovative poetry. Each issue presents a special guest edited section of poetry in translation alongside new American poetry, essays, reviews & talks.
The Aurorean
Upbeat New England poetry journal. Small Press Review-recommended; profiled in Poet's Market. Proudly welcomes newer poets alongside the biggest names in the small press.
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The Baltimore Review
Publishing since 1996, The Baltimore Review is an online and print journal of fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry, as well as visual and video arts. [o]
Letterpress literary magazine publishing poetry, short fiction, playlets, comics, illustration, and mini creative reviews.
Bellevue Literary Review
Bellevue Literary Review is a unique literary magazine that examines human existence through the prism of health and healing, illness and disease.
Bellingham Review
The Bellingham Review publishes "literature of palpable quality." We showcase works of poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction.
Beloit Poetry Journal
For over 60 years, the Beloit Poetry Journal has been distinguished for the extraordinary range of its poetry and its discovery of strong new poets.
Big Muddy
Multidisciplinary issues and events, especially but not solely concerning the 10-state area that borders the Mississippi River, from the Canadian border to the Gulf Coast
The Bitter Oleander
The Bitter Oleander endeavors to publish imaginative poetry, short fiction, interviews, essays & translations of living poets from every corner of the world.
Black Warrior Review
Since 1974, Black Warrior Review has published the freshest voices in literature, from established and emerging talents alike. Each issue includes a poetry chapbook, comics, and full-color art sections.
The Bloomsbury Review®
The Bloomsbury Review includes reviews, interviews with and profiles of authors; essays; original poetry; and a variety of features covering a broad range of book-related topics.
The Boiler
"The Boiler publishes some of the liveliest writing I've seen online today."—The Adirondack Review. We publish new and emerging writers on a quarterly basis. [o]
"The Booth editors seem to have a knack for attracting and selecting pieces that get right into my marrow, fill my bones full with breathing and want." –Vouched Books. [o/p]
Boulevard strives to publish only the finest in fiction, poetry, and non-fiction—the best of prominent and well-known writers alongside new and emerging ones.
The Briar Cliff Review
Founded in 1989, The Briar Cliff Review is an eclectic literary, cultural and art magazine. Its full-size format and elegantly simple design provide an aesthetically pleasing venue for the work of contributors.
International perspective. Focuses on the literary non-fiction essay, and also publishes interviews, memoir, letters, poetry, fiction, and other strange and wonderful literary matter.
The Brooklyner
The Brooklyner was founded to exhibit new narrative, from both emerging and established writers. We publish fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art, reviews, interviews, sketches and translations. Also, audio and video. We're mediatelling. [o]
Burnside Review
A truly independent literary journal from Portland, Oregon.
[Read more about Burnside Review]
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Camera Obscura Journal
An international print journal and Internet haunt showcasing literary fiction and photography.
Canary is an online literary magazine addressing
the environmental crisis through poetry, essay and short fiction
(to 1500 words) [o]
[Read more about Canary]
The Cape Rock
A Gathering of Poets
Our mission is to print the best poetry: any style, format, or subject matter.
The Carolina Quarterly
The Carolina Quarterly has been habitually nascent since 1948. Edited by graduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill, we welcome work by established writers and the soon-to-be.
Carve Magazine
Carve Magazine is honest fiction. We publish online the kind of stories that linger long after they are read—stories that are honest, that are willing to reveal the flaws and the beauty hidden in each of us. [o/p]
Cave Wall
Cave Wall publishes the best contemporary poetry by emerging and established poets. Each issue features black and white artwork, as well.
Chagrin River Review
Out of Northeast Ohio, Chagrin River Review brings you the latest fiction and poetry from exciting new writers, and new work from writers long established. [o]
The Chattahoochee Review
For over thirty years, The Chattahoochee Review
has published excellent writing from the South and around the
[Read more about Chattahoochee Review]
Writing that expresses the values of Chautauqua Institution broadly construed: a sense of inquiry into questions of personal, social, political, spiritual, and aesthetic importance.
Chinese Literature Today
Featuring the best of modern Chinese literature and groundbreaking critical essays in high-quality translation, Chinese Literature Today grants the world direct access to China.
Cimarron Review
Since 1967, Cimarron Review has continually published some of the strongest fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, including work by Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winners.
The Cincinnati Review
The Cincinnati Review provides a venue for writers of any background, at any point in their literary careers, to showcase their best work.
The Citron Review
The Citron Review is a quarterly publication that publishes flash fiction, micro fiction, flash creative nonfiction, poetry, photography, and art. Think efficiency, brevity, and intimacy. [o]
Clapboard House
Clapboard House publishes the finest stories and poetry written by established and emerging writers. [o]
Cleaver Magazine
Cleaver Magazine shares cutting-edge art and literary work from a mix of established and emerging voices. Cleaver publishes poetry, short stories, essays, dramatic monologues, flash prose, and visual art. [o]
Cold Mountain Review
A forum for well-told stories. We publish the narrative poetry and lyrical prose, and we are interested in the way contemporary literature is testing the boundaries of genre.
Colorado Review
Colorado Review publishes contemporary short fiction, poetry, and nonfiction (memoir, personal essays) by both new and established writers.
Columbia Poetry Review
Since 1988, Columbia Poetry Review (a student-edited journal) has published poetry with an eclectic mix from the established and distinguished to the emerging and exciting.
The Common
The Common publishes fiction, essays, poetry, documentary vignettes, and images that invoke a modern sense of place.
Concho River Review
Since 1987, Concho River Review has been publishing established and emerging writers from all over the country while keeping a focus on the Southwest.
The Cossack Review
An independent journal of excellent new writing. Publishing meaningful, exciting work since 2012.
Court Green
Poetry journal published annually in association with the English Department at Columbia College Chicago. Each issue features a dossier on a special topic or theme.
Crazyhorse publishes the entire spectrum of today's fiction, essays, and poetry—from the mainstream to the avant-garde, from the established to the undiscovered writer.
Creative Nonfiction
Creative Nonfiction is the first and the largest journal devoted exclusively to literary nonfiction.
Cumberland River Review
"Every issue is a revelation." —Davis McCombs, National Book Critics Circle Award finalist for Ultima Thule [o]
A journal of compelling poetry, fiction, and literary nonfiction.
We publish high-quality poetry and short fiction from well-known as well as previously unpublished authors.
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Digital Americana
We publish Americana—stories, poetry, & prose that possess a modern American quality. Our acclaimed interactive-magazine is made for the iPad, iPhone, and in print. [e-pub]
Dogwood: A Journal of Poetry and Prose is an award-winning annual print journal founded in 2001—also available via LitRagger—publishing fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. [print][e-pub]
Drunken Boat
Drunken Boat, an award-winning international online journal of the arts, publishes the best of traditional forms of representation alongside web art, hypertext, multimedia, audio, and video. [o]
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elsewhere is an online bimonthly publication of flash fiction and prose poetry. [o]
Exit 7
Exit 7 is produced annually by West Kentucky Community and Technical College and seeks to publish outstanding work from both established and emerging writers.
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Fairy Tale Review
Fairy Tale Review is an annual literary journal dedicated to publishing new fairy-tale fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and translations of fairy tales into English.
Feile-Festa is an online, literary arts journal that features poets and writers from all the regions of the United States, as well as Australia, Canada, Ireland, Italy and Scotland. This multicultural journal includes photographs that evoke life primarily in New York City and sometimes Ireland and Italy. [o]
The Fertile Source
Fertile Source is a literary ezine devoted to fertility, infertility, and adoption-related topics. We accept fiction, non-fiction, poetry, artwork, photos, and reviews of fertility-related publications. [o]
Fiddleblack is a
small press & journal of literature. We like self and place, antipastoralism
and concept horror. [o]
[Read more about Fiddleblack]
The Fiddlehead
The Fiddlehead, Atlantic Canada's international
literary journal, is entertainment for the thoughtful with its
mix of poetry and stories by established and new writers.
[Read more about The Fiddlehead]
For 40 years FIELD has been celebrated as one of the most stimulating journals of contemporary poetry and poetics in the nation.
The First Line
The First Line is unaffiliated, unfunded, unassuming, and far from uninspiring. It is a writer's journal for readers.
The Florida Review
The Florida Review publishes innovative fiction, nonfiction, poetry, reviews, and graphic narrative by established and emerging writers. Spring Editors' Prize awards $1000 in each genre.
Foliate Oak
The Foliate Oak Literary Magazine features cutting edge writing and artwork from writers and artists all over the world. [o/p]
Four Chambers
Four Chambers is an independent literary magazine based in Phoenix, AZ. We're publishing work to build community.
Fourteen Hills
Fourteen Hills is a biannual journal publishing the highest quality experimental, progressive, and traditional fiction, poetry, literary nonfiction, short plays, and visual art.
Fourth Genre
Devoted to publishing notable, innovative work in creative nonfiction, including personal essays and memoirs, graphic essays, experimental forms, and book reviews.
The Fourth River
The Fourth River seeks works that approaches nature and place in fresh, unexpected ways.
Frostwriting, an online journal, encourages developing writers trying to put broadly cross-cultural experiences into words. Should these words in any way involve Sweden, all the better. [o]
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Gargoyle Magazine has always been a scallywag magazine, a maverick magazine, a bit too academic for the underground and way too underground for the academics.
Gemini Magazine
Gemini Magazine is an online journal with no rules. We are open to any form of fiction, poetry, memoir, creative nonfiction, art, photography, or other creative work. Every submission gets an equal chance, no matter who it is from.
Georgetown Review
We publish fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction by both new and established writers. $1,000 contest prize awarded each fall.
The Georgia Review
Each issue of The Georgia Review features
some 200 pages of fiction, poetry, essays, and
reviews—as well as a visual art portfolio, usually in color.
The Gettysburg Review
The Gettysburg Review publishes poetry, prose, and visual art by established and emerging talents in issues that are as handsome as they are stimulating.
Glimmer Train Stories
Quarterly literary magazine. 260 pages of short stories by new and established writers from around the world. No advertising. A feast of fiction.
Green Mountains Review
Green Mountains Review publishes poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, literary essays, interviews, and book reviews. We print work by both well-known writers and promising newcomers.
The Greensboro Review
We publish fiction and poetry twice a year, each fall and spring. Work from the journal is consistently cited in collections honoring the finest new writing.
The University of Tennessee's new journal publishes literary fiction, poetry, interviews, and essays on craft.
Gulf Coast
Committed to publishing high quality fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and critical art writing from both established and emerging writers. Includes full-color art, interviews, and book reviews.
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Hamilton Arts & Letters
Hamilton Arts & Letters magazine is a biannual online publication featuring artwork, interviews, reviews, essays, poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, film, and sound. [o]
Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review
One of the longest-running poetry journals in the country. "I like the look of it, the feel of it—the taste of it." —William Stafford
Hanging Loose
Hanging Loose magazine, first published in 1966, has consistently published fresh, lively writing by new and older authors who deserve a wider audience.
Hayden's Ferry Review
Hayden's Ferry Review showcases the voices of emerging and established talents in creative writing and visual art from the national and international community
High Desert Journal
HDJ is a literary and visual arts magazine dedicated to further understanding the people, places and issues of the interior West.
Hiram Poetry Review
The Hiram Poetry Review has been publishing witty, distinctive and heroic poetry since 1966.
The Hudson Review
Since 1948, focusing on how literature bears on the intellectual life of the time. Publishes undiscovered writers. Poetry, fiction, critical essays, book reviews, arts chronicles.
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The Idaho Review
An annual review of literary fiction and poetry, highlighting an array of distinguished writers as well as new and exciting voices of emerging writers.
Indiana Review
Now in its 36th year of publication, Indiana Review is a non-profit literary magazine dedicated to showcasing the talents of emerging and established writers.
The Iowa Review
Dedicated to publishing the finest contemporary fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction.
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Jewish Fiction .net
Jewish Fiction .net showcases the finest contemporary Jewish-themed fiction from around the world (either written in, or translated into, English). Stories and novel excerpts welcome. [o]
Independent literary journal that publishes fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and photography. Our online edition is updated once or twice a week, and our print publication comes out annually. In publication since 1999. [o/p]
The Kenyon Review
The Kenyon Review features the best new writing by established and emerging authors.
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The Labletter
The Labletter is an annual magazine of art and literature
that has its roots in the Oregon Lab, the name given to a group
of artists and their annual gathering
[Read more about The Labletter]
Lalitamba is an international journal of writings for liberation.
The Ledge Magazine
An independent publication featuring cutting-edge contemporary poetry and fiction by both established and emerging poets and writers.
The Literary Bohemian
The Literary Bohemian is the final online destination for first-class, travel-inspired writing that transports the reader, non-stop, to Elsewhere. [o]
Literary Juice
Literary Juice is produced from 100% pure originality.
We feature works of fiction and poetry that are clever, bold,
and even weird! [o]
[Read more about Literary Juice]
Literary Laundry
Literary Laundry is an online journal that publishes
two issues per year. We publish poetry, prose-fiction, and one-act
drama. [o]
[Read more about Literary Laundry]
The Louisville Review
Since 1976, The Louisville Review has published the best of contemporary writing in fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, drama, and writing by children (K-12).
[Read more about The Louisville Review]
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The James Madison volleyball team and the Kappa Zeta chapter of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity have maintained a close relationship throughout the years. Both groups have supported each other in regards to athletic events and fundraising activities. On Thursday, December 6, 2012 members of the volleyball team and ATO collaborated on a fundraising event to help raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project.
The two groups held an exhibition match in Godwin Hall's Sinclair Gymnasium that required a donation of any amount in order to enter. Members of ATO who were not participating in the match were in attendance along with supporters of the volleyball team and other JMU students. The fundraising effort was put together by Samuel Datta of ATO and volleyball associate head coach Ron Sweet, and it was the first time the event had taken place. The groups raised a total of $350 for the project with all proceeds going directly to the Wounded Warrior Project.
The importance of a fundraising effort such as this one was equally stressed by members of the volleyball team as well as members of ATO. Both groups have close ties to the military including family members, friends and brothers from the fraternity. When asked about the significance of a fundraising activity like this, senior outside hitters Danielle Erb and Natalie Abel both agreed that giving back to the community on a much larger scale was necessary and rewarding. "This was a great event for an even greater cause." Erb said, as Abel added that "helping out a cause bigger than JMU and having a positive impact on our country is a fulfilling experience."
The Wounded Warrior Project is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 2002. The overall mission of the organization is to "honor and empower wounded warriors of the United States Armed Services." The purpose of the organization has been broken down into three parts including: "To raise awareness and enlist the public's aid for the needs of injured service members, to help injured service members aid and assist each other and to provide unique, and to direct programs and services to meet the needs of injured service members." To learn more about the Wounded Warrior Project or to make a donation, visit their webpage.
JMU Volleyball has also shown their support for the United States Armed Forces earlier this year with their involvement with the Honor Flight Network, an organization that transports Veterans to the Nations Capital to visit memorials dedicated in their honor.


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102 Mcfadden Pl, Newport Beach, CA | Directions 9266333.608283 -117.928578
Mon-Sun: 7am-10pm
What A Disappointment – Used to go alot in the 80s- never again.
Went Sat. evening table was wiped down with greasy smelly water.They recleaned it and it was still covered in grease including the seats . The entire resturant smelled dirty. Salad looked like it was just poured out of the bag. Chili was totally bland , nothing fresh about it and looked more like refried beans. We had ordered a appetizer plate that was fried to a burnt dark brown. The bread bowls were tasteless. The group of 4 wasted drunk people in the place yelled the entire time we were there. Im sorry I took my wife and daughter there,the health dept. needs to take a close look at this place.
Consistently good chili, decade after decade. – I've eaten at Charlies Chili branches (the ones in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, both) many times from 1973 to present. While the food and service can vary sometimes (on rare occasions, I've had bad food or service here), for the most part the quality of food and and service has remained consistently high. The chili cheese omelets are my favorite for breakfast. For supper, I go for their giant "chili platter": chili and buns and fries enough to feed a very hungry person. The world around them continues to change, but Charlies has continued to deliver great chili as the decades roll by.
Delicious breakfast all day! – Great ocean view patio which is dog friendly and great people watching. I love the breakfast which you can order any time of day, also the chili and cornbread is yummy. Inside there's plasma t.v.s - it's casual and homey. The service is friendly and good.
Horrible Service – Charlie Chili's has been a favorite of mine and my husbands for years. This Mother's Day (2009,) we went for breakfast for my "special day". My husband asked the patio-waitress for a refill of coffee, and she went ballistic! She yelled across the courtyard and said she was the only one working outside. We thought that was bizarre, but nothing prepared us for her running, yes running to our table and throwing our food at us. I told her I would like to speak with her manager and she just laughed. She said their was no manager on site. She was right. I went inside and was told by all the staff that they do not have a manager on site. I left my name, number and email address, but no one has every contacted me. I have asked around the Newport area and have been told by other restaurant owners that they have heard a lot of complaints lately about the waitresses. Food is great, service is horrible!
Charlie's offers late-night comfort food--in a bowl--at the Newport Pier. – In Short
Whether in a bowl, smothered over fries or stuffed inside an omelet, Charlie's chili is a perfect blend to end an evening at the Newport Pier. Settle into a cozy booth at this historic joint and order up some comfort all day and late into the night. In summer, Charlie's tends to extend their hours to a 2am or even 3am closing, but these hours aren't set in stone, so call ahead.
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Michael Mayo
Sun Sentinel Columnist
10:15 PM EDT, May 4, 2013
It is their way of remembering, of keeping their son's legacy alive.
In what has become an annual rite of spring, Buzz and Madeline Smith made their way to the guidance office of Taravella High in Coral Springs last month. For a few hours, they interviewed a procession of bright and earnest seniors seeking $1,000 Jeffrey Randall Smith memorial scholarships.
The kids talked about their academic accomplishments, extracurricular activities and career dreams.
"Do you know who Jeffrey Smith was?" a panelist asked the kids.
They all had familiarized themselves with the name. But when Samantha Lewis realized she was sitting across from Jeffrey's parents, she broke down and cried.
"I just want to tell you how amazing this is, how beautiful this is," Lewis, 18, said. "This isn't just putting a plaque on a wall, or planting a tree. You've taken something so awful, and turned it into this giving, living tribute."
Jeffrey Smith died in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, on the 104th floor of Two World Trade Center. He was a husband, a father of two young girls, a financial analyst for the investment firm Sandler O'Neill & Partners, and a member of Taravella's first graduating class in 1983. He played football and was a member of the National Honor Society.
Smith was 36 when he was killed. He would have turned 48 on April 19.
On Wednesday, the latest group of Jeffrey Smith Memorial Scholarship recipients was announced at Taravella's annual senior awards ceremony.
Lewis, a debate team member and volunteer at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital who'll attend George Washington University, was among them. Also honored: Aaron Meitz, a French horn player and Eagle Scout who will attend Florida State, Alexis Ghersi, a band member who'll attend University of Central Florida, and football players Craig Gaver (Bryant College) and Logan Clements (Florida State).
Buzz and Madeline Smith, of Tamarac, invited me to watch the interview process, saying they're always inspired by the kids' poise, intelligence and eloquence. "You always hear about the bad kids on the news," Buzz Smith, 79, told me. "But there's a lot of good out there."
They fund the scholarships on their own, and have given out more than 40 in the first dozen years. They always say they're only going to give out one or two, but invariably they go soft, and give out more.
Soon, unless some outside benefactor helps, the money will be gone.
But the Smiths hope their gesture will last.
When this year's interviews were over, Buzz Smith pulled an envelope from his pocket.
It was a note from Elizabeth Benge, a University of Florida student and a winner last year. She wrote how she went with her parents to New York after graduation, and found Jeffrey's name at the 9/11 memorial. She sent a photo of it.
"Although I didn't personally know him, I feel so honored to be a representative of his legacy," Benge wrote. "The recognition is something that will stay with me forever."
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The Annual meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) gives us a chance to observe and present research and clinical projects that help improve the practice of reproductive medicine. PFC participates in this important event by sending staff from our laboratory and clinical teams for training, education and updates. The most recent meeting in Boston, MA, was well attended by delegates from across the US and around the world, and PFC was well represented.
PFC Infertility Doctor Blog
The Infertility Blog
Last October in Boston, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) held its annual meeting jointly with the International Federation of Fertility Societies (IFFS). It is tradition that the meeting opens with the President's Guest Lecture, usually presented by an influential physician or scientist on a topic with broad health implications and in the context of advancing research and clinical care in reproductive medicine. Last year the guest lecturer was Prof. Elizabeth Blackburn of UCSF, Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2009 for the discovery of telomerase. Her thought provoking talk was on the effects of telomeres on the chronic diseases of human aging and the potential relationship between telomeres and human reproductive aging.
Mary is aiming at starting her family. She and her husband have been working hard for two years to conceive. They did get pregnant, once, with a pregnancy ending in miscarriage. Fertility tests have not indicated a problem. She asked for our help at Pacific Fertility Center in San Francisco.
For a woman like Mary things look normal, but they are not. On the surface, everything is in place for pregnancy, but conception does not happen. The most common reason for this is aneuploidy.
Aneuploidy is an abnormal number of chromosomes in an embryo. Normally 23 pairs of chromosomes, including the X and Y, are evenly duplicated between cells as the embryo forms. In aneuploidy, one or more chromosomes is missing or duplicated, with loss of balance in the DNA coding for the embryo.
Last month PFC hosted a group of medical students from Japan for a lecture about the medical and scientific aspects of fertility treatment. The students also took a tour of the clinic and lab. Dr. Herbert presented on the medical treatment options we offer here at PFC as well as the new technologies we are able to offer to our patients. To the right is a picture of Dr. Herbert presenting to the group of students.
I spoke with a patient today about optimizing conception. Her concerns were age and cervical factor. At age 39, there are relatively few eggs of relatively poor quality available. She had surgery on her cervix a few years ago for a Pap smear concern, and her cervix was somewhat closed. Here is what I told her:
The main problems we are addressing are cervical factor and diminished ovarian reserve. Inseminations work for cervical factor, but do not do much for egg problems.
Ovulation induction with injectable medications like Follistim or GonalF would offer about twice the pregnancy rate of a natural cycle. The concern is the increased risk that attends this - the chance of multiple gestation and all its problems, miscarriage, and clinical aneuploidy (Downs Syndrome et al). For this reason, I don't often recommend this route. It is standard fertility therapy, but risky.


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The Victory in the Sixth Duel of the Urquell of Talents Contest Belongs to Pillow Fight Band
22 August 2013
Plzeň, August 21, 2013 – The sixth match of the Urquell of Talents contest produced another finalist. It is the band Pillow Fight that, according to fans, closely beat their rivals Tommy Indian. The public voting at www.pilsnerfest.cz will decide who is going to be the ultimate winner of the Urquell of Talents as well. The best band will get free beer for a year and mainly the engagement to perform as a part of the main music program at Pilsner Fest with the honorarium of 20.000,- CZK (about 1,000.00 USD). With her time of 1:18 min, Miss Soňa Štěpánová has qualified to Czech Championship in Holding of Double-Steins. The last duel of the Urquell of Talents contest and the chance to nominate to the double-steins finals will take place this Thursday. Extra Band revival will be the main band of the evening.
Pillow Fight is a well tuned band of musicians from Pilsen, playing a mixture of pop, rock and rock'n'roll. In 2010, the band experienced a rise in popularity with new members Jan Fencl (guitar and voice), Adam Hofmeister (bass), Ondřej Kopecký (drums), and Luděk Holý (voice and guitar; he is also the author of English texts. This year they are coming with their debut album "Starlight." Its diverse track list is a map of the bands repertoire from the past 5 years. Since then they have, under their belts, 40 original songs and more than 200 concerts where they could be seen side by side with Xindla X, Michal Hrůza, Báry Zemanova, Charlie Straight, and other known names of the Czech music scene. Fans may look forward to the new album and in case of victory at the Urquell of Talents, to their performances at the October Pilsner Fest.
Advancing to the finals of the traditional Championship of Czech Republic in holding of double-steins, that will take place on October 5, belongs to Soňa Štěpánová. Next to secured participation in the finals, the happy winner took home with her a carton of Pilsner Urquell beer.
This Thursday you can look forward to Extra Band revival, a rock band of the second half of 1990s, and mainly to the last duel of bands between Different D.I.S.C.O. and Bags. Fans may pick the winner during the concert on site using the voting vouchers or during the next seven days online at www.pilsnerfest.cz.
*Pilsner Fest is a traditional celebration of Pilsen beer that will take place on the courtyard of the Pilsen brewery on October 5 this year. You can find more information about the festival of music and Pilsen Urquell beer at www.pilsnerfest.cz.
More information:
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Plzeňský Prazdroj
tel.: +420 724 617 886
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- With its total sale of nearly 9.9 million of hectoliters during the calendar year of 2012 (including licensed productions abroad) and with its export to more than 50 countries worldwide, Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the preeminent beer producer in the region and the biggest exporter of the Czech beer.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the member of SABMiller plc. group. Pilsner Urquell is the international flagship brand of the SABMiller brand portfolio.
- SABMiller plc is one of the most significant world beer companies with 70 thousand employees in 75 countries around the world. It offers more than 200 beer brands including the world renowned brand such as Pilsner Urquell, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, Miller Genuine Draft a Grolsch, as well as important local brands such as Aguila (Columbia), Castle (South Africa), Miller Lite (USA), Snow (China), Victoria Bitter (Australia), and Tyskie (Poland).
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on August 21st, 2013.


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Practice report. Seidenberg skates. The matchup. Rest, healthy Bergeron help Bruins. Krug no longer a rookie. 57 years since the Bs and Wings met in playoffs. Ticket prices. Stanley "Puck Cakes." Hextall for VAN GM? Fuhr book. World Cup of Hockey.
Miller called up. B's "off ice" day. McQuaid, Krug absent. Rask on "Goalie Bob." Iginla's homecoming. Chiarelli scouts NYR/WPG. Habs' usher hushes NJD fan. Subban backs Price. CAN WJC roster. No bites for Burrows. Award 3 points for regulation win.
Rob Blake is back and Dustin Brown is never gonna give us up
While Brodeur technically has three goals, Ron Hextall may have the more impressive goals.
Hailing from Quebec city, I used to be a fan of the Nordiques. How is it that I came to be a fan of the hated Habs?
Ben's Grandpa provides a closer look at the ways in which BTN is systematically trying to ruin hockey. Bonus: he tries to save it.
I had a hard time tracking this down, so I figured I'd make it more easily accessible. The video is at hockeyfights.com or you can youtube search it, but as far as I can tell this radio call is pretty rare.
A look back at the storied history of (mostly home-grown) New York Islanders goaltenders over the years.
Why haven't the Tampa Bay Lightning hired a CEO and a GM yet? Maybe they're just waiting for who they want to say "yes".
There are a trickle of other names coming out for the Tampa Bay Lightning GM vacancy. Some of them are just expressed interest, others are just speculation. All of them are potential candidates, however, until they (or the Lightning) say "no".
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Laptop Requirements
Technology is deeply integrated into the music program at APU. To successfully complete their undergraduate courses, all music majors are required to own an Apple laptop that meets the minimum specifications list below, along with the listed accessories. All music theory, music technology, arranging, composition, and orchestration classes will use this laptop computer as the centerpiece for both student projects and classroom teaching.
Minimum Laptop Requirements
15" MacBook Pro
Intel i7 2.0GHz processor
500GB hard drive
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All items of these accessory items have been bundled together as the Music Major Accessories Kit, available from the APU Computer Store at a significant discount. They can be purchased when you arrive on campus, or you may purchase them separately at the retailer of your choice.
Setup and Installation
When you arrive on campus, all music majors will need to schedule an appointment in the MIDI Lab to install and configure their software. Further details will be available in the School of Music office when you arrive for the start of the fall semester.
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These artfully inlaid frames combine rich colors and pretty patterns with a touch of the exotic. Stunning as a solo statement, or group all four styles together. A picture-perfect gift for mothers, sisters, grads, or yourself. Bone/wood. Imported. Size 1: 4" x 4" Size 2: 4" x 6" Size 3: 5" x 7"
Preserve and display your fondest memories in this collection of four frame options crafted from reclaimed wood. Finished in contemporary colors. Blue holds a single 4" x 6" photo. Green holds seven 3" x 5" photos. White holds three 3" x 5" photos. Gray (with a desk stand) holds a single 3" x 5" photo. All can be displayed vertically or horizontally. Imported. Green: 14" H x 42" W; seven 3" x 5" photos White: 14" H x 22" W; three 3" x 5" photosGray (with a desk stand): 9 1/2" H x 11 1/2" W; one 3" x 5" photoBlue: 15 1/2" H x 18" W; one 4" x 6" photo This item cannot be shipped to a PO Box or an APO address. This item must ship to a street address within the continental United States.
The chic chevron motif packs a graphic punch in this artfully inlaid frame that combines fresh colors with a touch of the exotic. Great as a solo statement or grouped in all four shades — and a picture-perfect gift too, for mothers, grads, sisters, yourself. Bone/wood. Imported. Size: 8 1/2" H x 6 1/2" W (holds a 4" x 6" photo)
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With its robust frame and grand geometric shape, this medallion-shaped mirror is a commanding presence on any wall. Hangs vertically or horizontally. Two sets of metal hanging hooks. Kiln-dried hardwood frame. Imported. Size: 43" H x 27" W x 1 1/2" D This item cannot be shipped to a PO Box or an APO address. It must ship to a street address within the continental United States.
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- Stop Bullying
- HIV, Other STD, and Pregnancy Prevention Education in Public Secondary Schools
- Screen Time –VS- Lean Time
- Materials Available for HBO's "The Weight of the Nation" Documentary Series
Stop Bullying
For the past year, the Obama administration has increased emphasis on stopping bullying in schools and communities. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Education Secretary Arne Duncan have unveiled a revitalized Stop Bullying website –
– to encourage children, parents, educators, and communities to take action to stop and prevent bullying. StopBullying.gov emphasizes action steps individuals can take to prevent bullying in their schools and communities. The site features tools and resources for community leaders, young people, and families on:
(1) ways to recognize the warning signs and when to take action
(2) tips to prevent bullying before it starts
(3) ways to implement strategies for prevention
(4) ideas for sharing community resources, policies, or strategies to prevent bullying
(5) information on state bullying laws.
Additional resources include widgets, badges, and e-mail updates, as well as options for submitting materials to the resource database, following the campaign on Twitter or Facebook, and providing feedback. The website is available at
HIV, Other STD, and Pregnancy Prevention Education in Public Secondary Schools
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released an analysis of the 2008 and 2010 School Health Profiles data in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, entitled "HIV, Other STD, and Pregnancy Prevention Education in Public Secondary Schools - 45 States, 2008–2010" –
Screen Time –VS- Lean Time
Childhood obesity rates have more than tripled in the last 30 years. Today, about one in six children is obese. According to research from the Kaiser Family Foundation, the time kids spend in front of a screen for entertainment has increased by an hour and 17 minutes since 2004. The number of ways that kids can use a screen has also increased with the proliferation of smart phones, portable DVD players, handheld entertainment consoles, and tablet computers.
A new info graphic is available to educate parents, caregivers, and those who interact with children ages 8-18 about the surprising amounts of TV, video game, computer and other entertainment screen time that children are getting, and the opportunities for physical activity that they are missing out on. The info graphic also provides tips for healthier activities and ways parents can limit screen time in the home.
You can find the info graphic online at:
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While the release is being timed to support Screen-Free Week during April 30 to May 6, this info graphic can be used any time of year to get families talking about physical activity.
Materials Available for HBO's "The Weight of the Nation" Documentary Series
HBO's Weight of the Nation is comprised of a series of four documentary films, three children's films, and up to 12 bonus short films. The mission of this public education campaign is to accelerate efforts to eliminate obesity across the U.S.
CDC is working with HBO Documentary Films, the National Academies of Science Institute of Medicine, Kaiser Permanente and the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation to roll out the community and state engagement component of the campaign. Activities that support the community and state engagement efforts will include regional screenings in several major cities, the distribution of up to 40,000 community action kits, an HBO web site and a social media campaign. In addition, parts of the documentary series will be screened at the CDC's Weight of the Nation(TM) 2012 conference in Washington DC on May 7.
On May 14-15, HBO will broadcast the documentaries through all its channels including the HBO main channel, multiplex channels, HBO, On Demand, HBO GO and more. The films will stream free of charge on HBO.com. In addition to the community screenings of the films, and on-demand access to the online short films, non-HBO subscribers will be able to view the films when they are broadcast as HBO's local affiliates are removing the subscription requirement for the week of May 14, giving access to non-subscribers.
to read the pre-release information and to sign up for a screening kit from HBO. You can also navigate to the Facebook page that HBO has established to promote the film (
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Exhibitions 2013–2014
October 3 - December 15, 2013
October 3 - December 15, 2013
Housewarming: Notions of Home from the End of the Universe
Curated by Elizabeth Ferrer, Director of Contemporary Art
Twelve Brooklyn-based artists explore the notion of "home" from broad vantage points. This inaugural exhibition at BRIC House will also act as a celebratory "housewarming" of the new gallery. Artists Include: Njideka Akunyili, Sonya Blesofsky, Margaret Reid Boyer, Drew Hamilton, Katarina Jerinic & Chad Stayrook, Esperanza Mayobre, Abraham McNally, Garry Nichols, Keisha Scarville, Vargas-Suarez Universal, and Nathan Wasserbauer. For more information >>>
January 16 - April 27, 2014
Former Models: An Exhibition
Curated by Merkx & Gwynn
Former Models: An Exhibition is a group show that was conceived as both an independent exhibition and as a scenic element for WOW, the experimental opera based on themes stemming from the legendary Milli Vanilli lip-syncing scandal. Artists Include: Cy Amundson, Paul Bergeron, Sean Joseph Patrick Carney, Barb Choit, Tania Cross, Ben Dowell, Amanda Beroza Friedman, Nathan Gwynne, Dmitri Hertz, Timothy Hull, Paul Jacobsen, Elizabeth Jaeger, Kristen Jensen, Peter LaBier, Megan Marrin, Rebecca Naegele, Benjamin Pearson, Ankeen Rose, Nickolaus Typaldos, Michael Welsh. For more information >>>
February 20 - April 27, 2014
Art Into Music
Curated by Elizabeth Ferrer, Director of Contemporary Art
Art Into Music is devoted to artists whose work is inspired by music. The exhibition will examine the myriad ways in which music inspires contemporary artists, as well as exploring the complex relationship between popular, mass media culture and so called "fine" art. Artists Include: John Felix Arnold III, Karlos Carcamo, Friendly Falcons(Jeff Kurosaki + Tara Pelletier), Arturo Meade, Rashaad Newsome, Bayeté Ross Smith, Dread Scott, Ward Shelley, Valerie Tevere and Angel Nevarez, Audra Wolowiec. For more information >>>
May 14 - June 15, 2014
The 26th Annual Contemporary Art Education Exhibition
Curated by Hawley Hussey, Director of Contemporary Art Education
BRIC's celebrated Contemporary Art Education Exhibition showcases the work completed in BRIC's public school residencies, where professional artist teachers are sent directly into the classroom. Art is created in a wide variety of media by students grades pre-K through high school, in public schools across Brooklyn, as well as in Queens and the Bronx. For more information >>>
May 14 - June 15, 2014
Expanded Practice: A Survey of Work by BRIC's Teaching Artists
Curated by Jenny Gerow, Curatorial Assistant
During The 26th Annual Student Exhibition, BRIC will also highlight the work of its teaching artists, reflecting the talent and creativity of the artists who give so much to our organization and to the students they work with. Artists Include: Pamella Allen, Ellie Balk, Bill Brovold, Celia Caro, Judy Hoffman, Lizzy LeBlanc, Donna Maria deCreeft, Dana Perrotti, Anne Polashenski, Devin Powers, and Emma Tuccillo. For more information >>>
May 14 - June 15, 2014
Small Solos: Vandana Jain & Melissa Godoy Nieto
Accompanying and complimenting The 26th Annual Student Exhibition will be small solo shows by artists Vandana Jain and Melissa Godoy Nieto, set up on the outside walls of the gallery at BRIC House. These two Brooklyn-based emerging artists use symbolic languages to examine individuality, culture, history, and the social fabric. For more information >>>
Top Image: Margaret Boyer, Unplugged, 2009, part of the Housewarming exhibition.


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Cassin Leads Free Lecture on the Art of Tudor England December 27 at the Clark
For Immediate Release
December 13, 2007
The court of Henry VIII was a place of intrigue, gossip, and scandal, but it was also a center of intellectual debate and high culture. In anticipation of the release of a film adaptation of the novel The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory, the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute's Michael Cassin will look at the art of Tudor England on Thursday, December 27. This illustrated lecture is free and held at 5:30 pm.
The Tudor court was a place where characters like Anne Boleyn and Sir Thomas More experienced spectacular good fortune and devastating falls from favor. Cassin, director of the Center for Education in the Visual Arts, will discuss paintings by artists such as Hans Holbein and Nicholas Hilliardproduced during this exciting period of British history.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, MA. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm (open daily in July and August). Admission is free November through May. Admission June 1 through October 31 is $12.50 for adults, free for children 18 and under, members, and students with valid ID. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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To make sure the lights shine brightly in the Albert Sherman Center, UMass Medical School is turning to high-efficiency jet power to expand the output of the campus power plant.
The $47 million project is adding nearly 14,000 square feet to the turbine hall on the south side of the power plant to accommodate a new 7.5 megawatt, gas-fired combustion turbine and associated equipment that will boost the plant's capacity to generate steam, electricity and chilled water.
"The new turbine is a derivative of a jet engine," said Joseph Collins, director of energy resources. "A conventional jet engine is designed to produce thrust. This turbine is designed to turn a generator and produce heat."
The new turbine, a Taurus 70 being produced by Solar Turbines, is nearing completion at the company's San Diego plant and will arrive on campus this spring. Fueled by natural gas, the turbine will spin a shaft attached to a generator to produce electricity. At the other end of the turbine, exhaust flowing at 910 degrees will be funneled into a heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) to produce some 60,000 pounds of high-pressure steam per hour. That steam will do triple duty: It will drive two of the plant's existing electric generators, then move through the campus' steam-line network to heat buildings and drive compressors that make chilled water for the campus's cooling systems.
"We are called a cogeneration plant, because we get two outputs from one input," Collins said. "The fuel is the input, and steam and electricity are the outputs."
When the new gas turbine is operating, one of the plant's original gas and oil-fired steam boilers will be taken off-line and kept in reserve as an emergency back-up. Since natural gas burns cleaner than oil, and the new jet turbine is highly efficient, the expanded power plant will actually have lower green-house gas emissions, despite its added energy capacity.
Furthermore, the new turbine will incorporate a catalytic reduction system to remove pollutants before the exhaust gasses are discharged through the existing smokestack. "We've designed this project to be supportive of our campus sustainability goals," said John Baker, associate vice chancellor of facilities management. "The school and hospital operations continue to grow, but we want to do so in ways that limit our carbon footprint."
Skanska USA is building the power plant project, which also includes construction of a new control room for the entire plant. When the expansion is completed, the plant's maximum electrical output will increase from 10 to 17.5 megawatts. The existing plant produces all the steam and chilled water currently needed on campus, and about half of the electricity used. The expanded plant will be able to meet nearly all of the campus's electrical demand, even after the opening of the Sherman Center, but the school will maintain a connection to the external utility grid to handle peak demand and for a back-up resource.
"We have critical needs for power, heating and cooling in the hospital and research labs year-round, so we are always concerned about redundancies and maintaining operations," Collins said. "This plant has had about seven minutes of interruption in 35 years of operations, so I will say we're pretty reliable."
Construction of the plant expansion began last spring. The new turbine, HRSG and associated equipment are expected to be installed and ready for testing this fall.


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Thursday, April 24, 2014
Hanging out with a bagel and a coffee at 158 Pickett Street Cafe in South Portland will make you wish you were a college student again.
A bacon, egg and cheese bagel sandwich makes its way to a customer at 158 Picket Street Cafe.
John Patriquin/Staff Photographer
WHERE: 158 Benjamin Pickett St., South Portland; 799-8998
HOURS: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday; 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday; 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday
CHEAPEST GRUB: Bagel with spread, $3
WAIT: About five minutes
PARKING: On street
HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE: Yes, there's a ramp in the back.
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Or at least that you could eat like one more often.
The cool and funky shack is smack-dab in the middle of the seaside campus of Southern Maine Community College in South Portland. So unless you live nearby or find yourself at SMCC often, you might have to go a little out of your way to eat there.
But it's worth the trip, in more ways than one.
First, it makes great bagels, breads and sandwiches, and is a cozy little spot on its own. But its location near Bug Light Park, Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse and Willard Beach makes it a great base from which to start out on a stroll or bike ride. Get yourself some sustenance, then head out to explore the often underrated South Portland coastline.
On a recent frigid morning, I was merely looking for sustenance before work, so I grabbed a cup of coffee and sat at the small counter near the wall of the cafe. It was a Thursday morning, but most tables were full.
The cafe has newspapers and magazines lying around to peruse, plus posters and flyers for interesting local events, so there's plenty to do if you're there alone. The place looks like somebody's rustic lakeside cabin, so just looking around is interesting.
The bagels at 158 are among my favorite anywhere -- a little chewy and crisp on the outside; really soft and mouthwatering on the inside. I ordered the Canuck bagel sandwich for $6, which consists of scrambled egg, cheddar cheese and Canadian bacon on the bagel of your choice. (I chose sesame).
The Canuck was filled with a mound of freshly cooked egg, lots of melted white cheddar, and a very thick slab of the bacon, which is more like ham than what usually passes for bacon in America.
The sandwich would have made a very filling lunch by itself, and for breakfast, it was a little too big for me that particular day. So I cut it in half and saved the rest for lunch.
Some other bagel sandwiches I'd like to try on 158's menu include Hogzilla ($7.50), with egg, cheddar, bacon, ham and sausage; Capone ($6), with egg, prosciutto and pesto; Grecian ($6) with egg, feta cheese, spinach and scallion; salmon ($7.50), with cream cheese, salmon, cucumbers, red onion, capers and fresh dill; or honey walnut ($4), with cream cheese, candied walnuts and honey.
You can also get just a bagel with the spread or cream cheese of your choice for $3.
The breakfast menu includes homemade granola for $5.50, eggs and toast for $5, and omelettes ranging from a cheddar for $7 to a ham and brie for $8.50.
There is also a sandwich menu, with lots of salads, and a daily soup selection. One of the hot sandwiches is a Cubano for $8.50 -- shredded pork, black forest ham, cheddar, pickles and house mustard. There are several creative grilled cheese sandwiches, including one with apple, red onion and cheddar for $8, and one with mushroom and brie for $8.
One the cold side, you can get, among other things, a curried chicken salad sandwich for $8 or a turkey sandwich with smoked gouda cheese, cranberry relish, greens and mayo for $8.
And speaking of cold, once it's not so cold out, the cafe opens up its lovely backyard garden to customers.
The staff of GO anonymously samples meals for about $10.


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How to stop iTunes from launching when using Keyboard media keys
264464 Views 296 Replies Latest reply: Mar 23, 2014 6:39 AM by CaptPicard
Currently Being ModeratedSep 8, 2009 11:36 PM (in response to Michael Pitogo)Thanks Michael, this is the best temporary hack yet!
Spoke to retail store guy today - said he loves the feature, but he agreed they should provide a way to turn it off.MacBookPro5,5, Mac OS X (10.6)
Currently Being ModeratedSep 9, 2009 2:59 PM (in response to William Brawley)well, just to add a bit of more info. This issue still occurs with iTunes 9 that was released today.black MacBook (Santa Rosa), 2.2Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo, 160GB HD, 4GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.6), 32GB iPhone 3GS White, 16GB iPod Touch, 2G 1GB iPod Shuffle, 4G 20GB iPod
Currently Being ModeratedSep 9, 2009 6:52 PM (in response to William Brawley)Of course it's happening to me too. The Leopard upgrade seems to have taken away a very cool and easy feature. Hopefully they will hear our voices and make the necessary changes. There is some person in California who didn't think it through very well. Hope there is a pay cut involved.IMac
Currently Being ModeratedSep 10, 2009 6:03 AM (in response to William Brawley)I got so sick of this that I made a fix. It's a fairly ugly workaround, but hopefully it'll tide me over until Apple realize that this "feature" has to go. It works by preventing iTunes from launching if Spotify is open. (You can't even launch it manually, unfortunately, but as soon as you quit Spotify you are fine again.)
This seems to work with iTunes 8 and 9, although you'll need to redo the patch after upgrading. Needless to say, if this wrecks your system I'm not to be held responsible.
Open a Terminal and type the following
cd /Applications/iTunes.app/Contents/MacOS
sudo mv iTunes iTunesX
sudo curl http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~app26/itunes/iTunes -O
sudo chmod uog+x iTunes
You'll have to type your password after the second step. Hope this helps some people.
Currently Being ModeratedSep 10, 2009 8:29 AM (in response to andrew pz)That's the slickest workaround yet, Andrew -- good one. That's what I'll use until Apple decides to give us a checkbox somewhere to fix this.
I've modified Andrew's script a bit, to allow for multiple applications to block iTunes. So if you have, say, both Spotify and Songbird on your system and you want iTunes to interfere with neither, then this is for you. To install my version, follow Andrew's directions and replace his link with mine: http://www.cs.umd.edu/~dmonner/iTunes
If you want to add or modify the applications that block iTunes, just edit new the "iTunes" file on the line that starts "apps = ", adding in the names of any apps who should prevent iTunes from running when they themselves are running.MBP 15" unibody / 2.53 GHz / 4GB, Mac OS X (10.6)
Currently Being ModeratedSep 10, 2009 3:20 PM (in response to William Brawley)I have come up with another workaround for this pathetic attempt at whatever it is they are trying to do. It is much more simple than a script.
I created an empty track that lasts over an hour. I tagged it so that it shows up in the beginning of my library. At least now, when iTunes launches on me, or when it is open and I don't know it, I get an hour before I hear anything. I may just duplicate this file a dozen times so I have a few days before I have to deal with this PITA "feature"
I've uploaded the file to sendspace so you can grab it. It is a blank track, there is no need to worry about copyright infringement, I give you permission to trade this track freely and post the link wherever you wish.
If you can find a way to make sure this is at the top of the file by improving file name, please let me know.
Enjoy the silence!
Currently Being ModeratedSep 10, 2009 7:31 PM (in response to William Brawley)The issue extends to other remotes controlling your system. I have a Logitech Harmony One universal remote that is now opening itunes when I hit play/pause after the 10.6.0 update (the 10.6.1 update did not address the issue). Tried to updated the firmware of the remote with no lock I hit the forums.
With all the programs available that could use the apple remote (or other brands) why would apple decide to default them to open itunes? I can deal with a default to that but at lease give me the option to disable it.
Glad and disappointed to learn that I'm not the only one with this issue. I'll keep the itunes store open until a fix is made.PowerBook 17"
Currently Being ModeratedSep 10, 2009 7:36 PM (in response to dmonner)I think by far the easiest "solution" is the one mentioned before that requires no scripts or hacking, etc. Just open iTunes to the iTunes Store homepage and leave it there. I know this at least works for the media keys on the Apple keyboards, and I would assume the results would happen for the Apple Remote and others.black MacBook (Santa Rosa), 2.2Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo, 160GB HD, 4GB RAM, Mac OS X (10.6), 32GB iPhone 3GS White, 16GB iPod Touch, 2G 1GB iPod Shuffle, 4G 20GB iPod
Currently Being ModeratedSep 10, 2009 9:30 PM (in response to William Brawley)iTunes chews up too much cpu when I try to use a Mac Mini to display EyeTV on a 1080p system. Its barely able to push the frame rate, at 720p not a problem but...kiss is good. Mira switches between boxee, eyetv, hulu and plex.Mac OS X (10.6)
Currently Being ModeratedSep 11, 2009 8:01 AM (in response to William Brawley)I discovered the same issue last night trying to use my Harmony One remote (and Apple Remote). I can't stop iTunes from launching and playing automatically. Does anyone know if 10.6.1 fixes this? I'll try the update later tonight. If it doesn't work, I'm going back to Leopard 10.5.8 (which was working great to begin with).Mac Mini, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
runappelli Boise, IDCurrently Being ModeratedSep 11, 2009 2:46 PM (in response to William Brawley)I would also like to see an option to turn off this "feature" in 10.6... so please add me to the list.
If iTunes is not running I don't want the play button to launch it.MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6)
Currently Being ModeratedSep 12, 2009 4:57 AM (in response to William Brawley)This is so annoying, I can't believe apple didn't make it an option or preference somewhere.MBP v.2008 15", Mac OS X (10.6)
Currently Being ModeratedSep 12, 2009 11:10 AM (in response to pretty good, but not great)I agree and want Apple to fix this immediately. I want a software update ASAP.
I use Spotify and like to use the keys.Macbook White 2.13Ghz, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Currently Being ModeratedSep 12, 2009 3:34 PM (in response to Michael Pitogo)
Michael Pitogo wrote:
iTunes chews up too much cpu when I try to use a Mac Mini to display EyeTV on a 1080p system. Its barely able to push the frame rate, at 720p not a problem but...kiss is good. Mira switches between boxee, eyetv, hulu and plex.
Then start QuickTime Player instead of iTunes (but don't open any movie); this will have the same effect.
Credits for the tip belong to this post on Super User: http://superuser.com/questions/31925/stop-play-pause-button-opening-itunes-in-sn ow-leopard/35296#35296Black 2.4 GHz MacBook, Mac OS X (10.6)
Currently Being ModeratedSep 14, 2009 12:47 AM (in response to William Brawley)I've been annoyed by the fact that every time I insert an audio CD into my IMAC, Itunes loads automatically. After searching some 2001 forums on machints.com, I realized that all I had to do to stop this was to go into System Preferences under CDs & DVDs, and set the bottom 3 options ( insert music CD, picture CD, video DVD ) to ignore. Now, I'm not forced to exit Itunes every time I insert a disk. I can choose to open Itunes or choose to open another program or run a script, or just ignore the event.
Another thing I learned is that the great free utility, TinkerTool, allows one to remove, hide, deactivate, or rearrange login items by drag and drop. Rearranging the order of login items can't be done from System Preferences. Only Apple OS icons on the menubar can be moved by drag and drop, or removed all together by dragging them onto the desktop.
Under TinkerTool, one extra login item is shown, apparently hidden from sight in System Preferences, called ItunesHelper.app. This can be deactivated also, and it may solve the problem some of you guys are having with Itunes popping up with other programs. For me, it doesn't matter.IMAC, Mac OS X (10.5.6)