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Anthony's Micro Pub
Taps: 48 / Bottles: -
Cask: N / Beer-to-Go: Y
Ratings: 17 | Reviews: 16 | Show All Ratings:
Reviews by orangesol:
3.73/5 rDev -7.7%
vibe: 4 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4 | $$
The artist formerly known as "Shady's downtown," is now Anthony's Micro Pub. I have been in here a few times since the change. Time to update my review.
Atmosphere can be all over the place. I have been in when I am the only person, and other times when they have been packed two deep. Happy hour is very busy thanks to the half price beers and free pizza. I suggest going then.
Quality is up and down. Food is good quality pizza shop food and they have some great beers to offer but they also have a few too many old IPA's for my tastes. Couple month old flower pour should be taken off not sold to unsuspecting customers. Prices are all over as well. Some beers are priced well, others too high. Food prices are pretty good tho.
Service is good. The bartenders are nice and attentive but some of their explanations for beers are just plain hilarious. No big deal if you don't know the answer to their question, just say so...
Selection is pretty damn good, especially for the downtown area, I have never had a problem finding beers to drink. They sport a ton of taps with plenty of good beers to try. They definitely have far too many old IPA's and empty taps for my liking. They could get rid of about 20 taps and be much better off.
Food is mostly just pizza shop grub. Pizza's, Stromboli's, Sub's and Wings make up most of the items people seem to get. I have had the pizza plenty of times. It has always been pretty good but not earth shattering.
Overall a fun place to stop downtown, especially for that Half Price Happy Hour of theirs.
07-27-2012 03:16:10 | More by orangesol
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5/5 rDev +23.8%
04-11-2014 19:31:14 | More by Wagnew
3.64/5 rDev -9.9%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3.5 | selection: 4 | $$
Near the northern end of Restaurant Row.
Atmosphere: A few patio tables, umbrellas included, provide cover from the sun. Inside, a bar on the left side, seating on the right and a pizza oven in back. A little dark. The tap offerings line the bar, as do plenty of bottles of the hooch.
Quality: Not much doing on a Sunday afternoon. That resulted in a relaxed atmosphere, especially on the part of the bartender. Nothing to serious though.
Service: Based on my experience, order by name and not number. Although, to be fair, that may not hold true all the time. Plenty of regulars, the bartender got a little salty...
Selection: Ample quantity and quality. 80 plus tap lines advertised but there are at least an eighth of the list empty. Plenty to choose from, Weyerbacher Victory, Troegs, Widmer, Ballast Point, Yuengling, Magic Hat and many more. There were very few top notch offerings but more than enough to choose from the middle tier of craft.
Food: I didn't order anything but the pizza oven was there. Not sure what else there is.
06-12-2012 00:23:04 | More by akorsak
4/5 rDev -1%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
I've stopped by Anthony's a few times now and got a good enough feel for the place to write a proper review. You enter the establishment and on the left are some coolers with bottles to go. I never spend much time looking though as it is seemingly always half empty and what is stocked primarily consists of macros. The bar runs most of the length of the place with some tables for 2-4 on the opposing wall. It is a long, slender establishment with more open seating arrangement towards the back.
As of my last visit, they were advertising 80 draft offerings. That is all well and good except that I have never seen all of the lines pouring. There is always a significant amount of lines dry. Perhaps this is just their max capacity. During my most recent visit about 50-60 of the 80 were available. I can't complain about the selection. Even though they don't offer as much as they advertise, they do have a solid selection of local craft offerings. Always see offerings from Troegs, Weyerbacher, Erie, Victory, Sly Fox, Stoudts, etc. Ithaca, DFH and some other regionals also are consistently available. Hard cider is also frequently available in upwards of ~5 or so draft offerings if that is your thing.
Service is variable depending on time and how busy they are. The bartenders attempt to make small talk and discuss the brews with you and make suggestions. It's thoughtful and considerate but sometimes a bit off putting when the bartender makes off the wall recommendations. All in all it's an average experience but you will constantly have a full glass of sitting at the bar.
If you have never checked this place out, it is worth seeing at least once. Especially between the hours of 4-6 when drafts are half off. It's very reasonable and they do a good job serving in the appropriate glassware. They have done typical bar food available with a bit more focus on pizza. That isn't something I have partook in yet but maybe a future visit I will give it a try,
03-28-2012 14:42:36 | More by stakem
4.14/5 rDev +2.5%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 3.5 | selection: 5 | $$
Have been visiting Anthony's frequently for happy hour on Fridays for quite some time.
A - atmosphere is cozy nice little place on 2nd street in downtown Harrisburg. There is none of the rif-raf that you find in other places downtown. Nice long bar and few table to sit at.
Q - happy hours is one of the best deals in town. 4pm-6pm everyday with 1/2 of beer...Fridays is a plus due to the free pizza..prices seem reasonable but have seen $11 for Dogfish Hellhound
S - only downfall is there is one bar tender on duty during happy hour....if busy can take a while to get waited on
Sel - 72 taps all micro brews, mostly session beers but 4 to 5 rarities throw in there
01-03-2012 00:31:29 | More by stump218
3.83/5 rDev -5.2%
vibe: 3 | quality: 4.5 | service: 3 | selection: 4.5 | food: 3 | $$
towards the northern end of downtown second st, Harrisburg. parking can be an issue in Harrisburg but state street is close and you don't have to pay for meters after 4. (right when anthony's amazing happy hour starts). you can also park in the garage directly across from anthony's on second street but that can get pricey depending how long you're there for.
atmosphere is decent. small and long with bar that covers the entire left side of the joint with about probably close to 40 or 50 taps. cozy towards the back. they have a few tables. Its not very big though so I'm guessing it must get uncomfortably packed around 10-11PM when the weekend downtown Harrisburg crowd usually comes out. (I've never been there that late however).
quality of the beers is always good and fresh. they make free pizzas with various toppings between 4 and 6pm on Fridays to go along with their happy hour (where all drafts are half-priced). same happy hour goes on from Monday to Thursday (but no pizza those days). the pizza ain't bad.... it's free right? nothing to knock your socks off though.
as far as service goes (during the happy hour at least), they have 1 freaking bartender to cover the entire place... so you have to wait a while for beers sometimes.... I guess that's how they get away with selling craft beers so ridiculously cheaply. they also need to print more menus and update them a little better (Beer menus that is)... the place has like what seems to be like 3-4 paper menus crumbled up with stains on them and all different things crossed out and written-into small little spaces when drafts are updated and like 100 people need to fight for them.
the place really does have the best craft brew happy hour you'll find but I just think a place with such a serious draft list should have a chalkboard or more frequent and plentiful print-outs or some other system to let people know what's on tap... I think it would be a little more respectable.
as far as selection goes... they have 40 or 50 taps so I'll give 'em a good grade for that. I can't really review food because all i've had was the free happy hour pizza.... which ain't bad and I think it's really nice of them to provide to everyone who comes in.
overall a great value.... I've gone in there with another person and paid like $20 for 6 beers split between the two of us for happy hour... so I'm guessing the beer prices aren't bad the rest of the times either (when they are all full price).
certainly the best variety and the least obnoxious place on second street. get in if you're ever in the area.
10-21-2011 16:19:05 | More by danman0125
2.75/5 rDev -31.9%
vibe: 4 | quality: 3 | service: 1 | selection: 4 | food: 2 | $$
Used to go to this location regularly when it was "Shady's Downtown" well whatever happened between the former partnership did something to the place. I've been back twice at two completely different times since the name and ownership change up. The most recent time was a disaster. A few friends decided to get a beer for lunch with a couple sandwiches. I ordered a Dale's Pale Ale for my friend and I. The bartender hands me something that tastes nothing like and is too light in color to be Dales Pale Ale. I ask her if she pulled off the correct tap (they have 60 now I think), she says very confidently that she did pull off the Dales handle. So I asked if there's a possibility it blew last night and someone swapped the keg with out replacing the tap handle. Her response was "no I do the kegs myself". I then say (still trying to get the right beer nicely), "this isn't Dale's it has no hops whatsoever" to which the bartender replies "Dale's isn't real hoppy anyway". A half hour goes by after ordering food before we decided to ask "where is our food". Then all of a sudden there's a mad dash and the food shows up in like 10 minutes. Someone got a sandwich burnt to a beautiful black crisp. Up until we left we were the only customers there ordering and waiting for food. I don't know what was going on in the kitchen but I do not see a return visit any time soon.
10-20-2011 02:32:38 | More by bombingatrocity
4.3/5 rDev +6.4%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 5 | food: 3.5 | $$
A great little joint with around 50 taps pouring an impressive, constantly changing selection of craft beers.
Parking downtown can be a bitch. Downtown Harrisburg's faux French Quarter party atmosphere, on weekend nights especially, is not for the mature crowd.
But take away location hassles and you have a fine little bar with decent, not great, food.
The place is mostly a long narrow room with a bar running almost the entire left side as you enter. There are a few takeout coolers up front, but they are never close to full and usually what they do contain is mass market macros.
This is not a place for takeout. When they do get something interesting in bottles, it's usually bombers which are sold at prices you'd expect at the bar for consumption there, but way higher than you'd pay at places that cater to carry-out (eg: $18 for a bottle of Life and Limb that was >$8 at a package store in NJ a few days later).
But if you are looking for a wide selection of draft beers, this is the place. For example, best I can tell, this was the only place local to have Life and Limb. Ditto for the Stone-Troegs Chocolate Cherry Stout collaboration (other places might have had them, but no place I know of).
Also worth mentioning they seem to go through their beer pretty fast. I have never had a skunky, stale tasting draft there.
The food is OK. Not great. Average pizza and average subs at reasonable prices. You'd be wise to dine down the street and just come here for the beer if you want a full meal.
Service is great, but I should add an asterisks to say the service you get from the lone bartender is as good as you can ask from a single server. They could use a second bartender, or a waitress, on busy evenings.
09-12-2011 17:44:27 | More by HoopTime
3.78/5 rDev -6.4%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
Visited here on 2011-07-08 with my buddy, Fred.
This is a well-located pub on 2nd street in the hub of activity, near the State Museum, good restaurants and the bridge to City Island.
There's a long bar down the left side as you walk in with a long row of taps. There was a printed beer menu readily available.
The place has some charm and has no smoking.
Service was good. Didn't try the food.
They do Facebook updates but I've not yet seen a website with frequent on-tap updates. This is needed.
07-09-2011 15:25:42 | More by Tucquan
New York
3.94/5 rDev -2.5%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
Or the artist formerly known as, as it already is not. A brief reprieve from points west, now working my way back east across a few days instead of in one fell swoop. Had Shady's in mind anyway, but thought I'd also better be sure I could easily navigate my way to Troegs for a splinter release Thursday the next morning. So, I did, and then upped the main drag 2nd Street, with Shady's spotted amongst the bars and night life Harrisburg. Now if the guy with the rickshaw will kindly get the fuck out of my way so I may enter...
Deep narrow place with an "L" shaped marble topped bar with a wood lip and tile piece foot rest off to the left. Seating for just shy of a dozen and a half. Barback is a brick face wall with a long horizontal sheet mirror, and TV's mounted above to each side. Slight counter space below with 3 copper bar towers holding a dozen taps each, do the math. A few specialty 750's displayed between towers (DFH Bitches Brew & Theobrama, Sierra Anniversary, Bruery Autumn something), and glassware of all sizes and shapes below the towers and on one end. Booze shelved forward of the taps on the wall below a neon Hoe sign and above a Jager machine (product placement, people).
I think the walls are an olive over some kind of pieced pieces. Sports prints running the length with drop baby hairdryer lamps, and brewery mirrors and placards on the wall behind me. Lino tile floors, and a drop ceiling with sunken spots & spinnys. Flats in all corners and more, to view from pretty much anywhere.
4 roundy bar tables in the front corner that I think they just reeled in from outside, and 4 hightops hugging the wall behind me, with a juke forward of that. A stand alone Phil's Golf Game (Live 2010) with a detached wall mounted flat screen over my shoulder, and then to the rear, 4 angled square tables to one side, and 3 table adjacent across from them feeding back to a kitcheny area of sorts. I suspect there is a pizza oven there. You know, this used to be something of an Italian joint.
PA play (Brew Works Hops'olutely Triple IPA, Sly Fox Pikeland Pils, Bavarian Barbarian 2x4 IPA, Lancaster Strawberry Wheat, Yuengling), regionals (Southern Tier Mokah, Ommegang, Brooklyn Brown Ale, Blue Point Toasted Lager, DogFishHead Theobroma & Punkin Ale, Flying Dog Raging Bitch Belgian IPA, Sea Dog Blue Paw, Magic Hat Wacko), regionals if you lived somewhere else (Avery Seventeen, Great Divide 16th Anniversary wood aged Double IPA, Dark Horse Perkulator Coffee Dopplebock, Oskar Blues Gubna Imperial IPA & Dales Pale Ale, Terrapin Big Hoppy Monster, Fort Collins Chocolate Stout, Boulder Mojo IPA, Sierra Nevada Tumbler, Coronado Islander IPA, Stone RIS, Anderson Valley Hop Ottin' IPA, Lost Abbey Red Barn), imports (Affligem Dubbel, La Chouffe, Hoegaarden, Lindemans Framboise, Paulaner Oktoberfest Marzen, Guinness), a cider (Original Sin), and a macro (Miller Lite), to round out the collection. I tried a variety of things, some IPA's I've never had and some hot or not big beers, and then settled up on the Sierra Nevada Tumbler & Coronado Islander IPA. Big showing of big beer selections this night, just don't know how well they're moving 'em. Still, what I had was clean, no problems there.
They've also got a trio of double wide coolers just inside the door to the left. One with craft sixes (Bells Oberon, Two Hearted & Octoberfest, Sly Fox, Weyerbacher, Victory, Blue Point, Atlantic, Stone, Flying Dog, Brooklyn), the center one with macros, and the end one filled with "ghetto juice", as Shannon calls it, and she's right. The bottled "goods" here seem to be more for the "to go" than on site consumption.
A different dynamic than the other Shady's location, most notably the lack of smoking here, thank you thank you thank you. And the food thing is different in a less fried things kind of way. And now the music has stopped. It's a Wednesday night, just after midnight (I think they technically call this Thursday morning), and I'm the only person here (I'm my own great vibe). Yes, what scene there is here is definitely less neighborhood bar and more of the strip doings.
03-02-2011 00:45:30 | More by slander
Anthony's Micro Pub in Harrisburg, PA
90 out of 100 based on 17 ratings.


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Is that period necessary? Is it actually pronounced: funperiod? Is that some sort of social commentary on embracing ones inner femininity? I hate that band name.
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The Killers and fun. are going to collaborate on "When We Are Young You Were Young".
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Glastonbury is being released on the 23rd, I'd kind of think Coachella wouldn't want Glasto to steal their thunder...
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I have a 2 year old who from day 1 was a terrible sleeper. He was colic and the pediatrition has labeled him as spirited. He is a great kid he just has some ailments we need to work on. The most important is sleep. It has been two years and now I am pregnant with our second. I can't imagine having a newborn baby and a toddler who refuses to sleep at night. He goes to bed usually okay but then wakes up numerous times a night either crying for hours at a time in his crib or calling for mom or dad. We have tried to ignore it and let him cry it out, we have tried to be compassionate and we have also let him know this is bad behavior and nothing works. Please someone help I need sleep!!!
Sleep is always a tough one because every baby and toddler are so different when it comes to what works. I would write down your entire routine and share it with other parents and doctors to determine if there is anything you could do differently. Does he nap during the day? If so, maybe try to cut down on the nap time/frequency and see if that helps. I have a 2-year old and a 10-month old, so I can imagine how you must be feeling.
Has he always been a bad sleeper? Did he ever sleep through the night? Answer a few questions for me and I may be able to help. I am a mother of 4!!
How many naps does he take and when?
How long is he up at night?
What does he do at night and what exactly have you tried?
My friend had a toddler who slept poorly and she took him to a sleep clinic for a sleep study. They were able to help her tremendously. Also, do you have a night light in the room and if so is it bright?
Thank you for your reply, I am always open to suggestions. He only takes one nap during the day and that is roughly an 1 1/2 hour it used to be longer but we cut it back. If he gets less than that he is extremely fussy during the evening. Plus when he is over exhausted we have found he has an even worse night. When he does get up in the night, if we let him hash it out himself he will go on crying for myself or my husband for a couple hours, or he will be off and on throughout the rest of the night.
What exactly did they do at the sleep study for your friend? Wouldn't a 2 year old be too young for that??
Thank you for your input it always helps to talk to other moms!!!
P.S. he does not have a night light and we pull the door closed most of the way (we have also tried to keep it open but that doesn't work either.)
My friend's son was 2 when they did the study and she said they gave her lots of great feedback. Basically what they told her was that her husband needed to be the one that got him on track. When his mommy was around it only made it worse. They told him to pick a routine that he would do whenever he went into the room at night. For example:
1. Pick him up
2. Pat him on the back 5 times
3. Tell him one specific phrase like..." It's night night time and mommy and daddy are sleeping. Go back to sleep, we love you."
4. Put him back in the bed
5. Turn on his heartbeat bear
6. Leave the room
After you leave the room, then wait for 5-10 minutes and go back in there and do this again...in the EXACT same order. After this....wait for 10-15 minutes etc... You get the idea. Continue to do this exactly without fail. Have the same parent do this and do not alter it. They suggested it be the husband because children usually want their mommies a bit more.
She tried this on a weekend (may I suggest a long weekend like Martin Luther King weekend). The first night was rough...her son was up 4-5 times. But the second night was better and he was only up 2-3 times. By the end of the 4th night, he was only waking up once and then going back to sleep. By the end of the first 2 weeks, he wasn't waking up anymore at night.
You can certainly try this, or talk to your doctor about scheduling an evaluation at a sleep clinic or something. Good luck...I know how difficult it can be. We are currently trying to get our 2 year old to stop screaming for 20 minutes before going to sleep at night!!!
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Coat one then flip them both over to coat the other tortilla
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Either way, if you order omakase, you get a real feel for the personality and temperament of the sushi chef.
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I think that this is because Omakase creates a bond (of sorts) between you and the chef, especially if you happen to sit at the sushi bar where you can watch the chef prepare your meal. Such a bond is less likely at western restaurants as the wait staff acts as an intermediary and the chef is restricted to the menu.
Imagine walking into your favorite Italian restaurant, and you let the chef know that they can make you whatever they want with whatever they have on hand. To me, I can imagine chefs feeling briefly let loose from the restrictions of the menu and daily specials, allowing them to try new techniques (and possibly recipes) or introduce lesser known Italian dishes to their favorite customers.
However, it may be that this wish is impractical in the modern restaurant. Chefs and cooks will e-mail me and state "Kate! You clearly don't know what you are talking about". That may be.
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Without clarification, some audits have ballooned in scope and subsequent cost, according to Sarbox critics, because auditors have taken what some consider to be an overly conservative approach to their work, particularly with their testing of technology systems — leading to high auditing bills. The IIA guidance could actually put companies and their external auditors on the same page as to which IT controls are most important for the companies, according to Steve Mar, senior director of IT audit at Microsoft, who helped create the five-step methodology.
The IIA's guidance could give companies leverage for pushing back on their external auditors if they believe questions related to the testing of IT controls have gone too far, according to Heriot Prentice, director of technology practices for the IIA. If your company properly used the guidance and documented why certain decisions were made, you can use that previous work to "challenge auditors," Prentice told CFO.com. "And ask them 'Why would this be in scope?' or the IS department can call the auditors and say, 'Why are you looking at this? We followed this methodology and this is not in scope.'"


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Bad news for Alice Cooper fans who had plans to join the shock rocker on the inaugural Ship of Fear: A Horror Cruise this fall. The spooky nautical event apparently was unable to scare up enough consumer interest and has been canceled.
The Ship of Fear cruise had been scheduled to run from October 28 through November 2, and was to have offered performances by Cooper and Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider. In addition, the trip had been set to feature a variety of famous fright-flick actors and directors.
Among the stars from the film world who'd signed on for the journey were Gremlins director Joe Dante and lead actor Zach Galligan; Eddy "Chucky" Gale of the Child's Play movies; Kane Hodder, who's portrayed Jason in four of the Friday the 13th flicks; and Pet Sematary director Mary Lambert. Tom Holland, who directed Child's Play and Fright Night, was to have served as the cruise's host. The trip also was to have offered a wide range of activities, including movie screenings, celebrity Q&A sessions, meet-and-greets, memorabilia displays, themed parties and a special Halloween bash.
Organizers of the cruise are giving full refunds to anyone who already has purchased a cabin for the nixed event.
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Put the carrots and daikon or jícama in a colander. Sprinkle on 1 tsp. of the sugar, the vinegar, and 1/4 tsp. kosher salt and mix well. Let the colander sit in the sink for 10 min., and then gently squeeze the vegetables to get rid of the liquid. Add the vegetables to the bowl of dipping sauce.
Put the pork in a bowl. Add the scallions, the remaining 2 tsp. sugar, the fish sauce, 1/8 tsp. kosher salt, and 1/8 tsp. pepper and mix gently with your hands. Shape the meat into small patties about 2 inches wide and 3/4 inch thick; you should have ten patties.
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3/24/2011Wow! My husband and I love to eat Vietnamese food and always wanted to know how to make a good Noodle Salad. This recipe takes a little time to pull together with all the different ingredients, but is so well worth it. It was delicious and we'll be adding this one to our favorites!
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12/6/2009Easy and delicious! Not fussy to grill at all (just don't disturb the patties for a few minutes after you first put them on). I've made this several times, and everyone I've served it to loved it. The only part I find a bit of a hassle is fluffing the noodles after they're cooked. Spraying a little cooking spray on them seems to help keep them from sticking together and tearing apart much.
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8/9/2009This has got to be my favourite salad in the entire universe! So tasty, yet light and refreshing on a hot day. I serve it frequently for summer patio dinners, and everyone raves about it. I add English cucumber shreds to give some green colour to the vegetable mixture. Today there was no ground pork at my grocer, so I substituted ground turkey with a little extra fish sauce and sugar, and it was still fabulous (and good for the friends who don't eat pork). I think I could eat this every day, all summer.
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5/24/2009I'm a bun junkie, so I was thrilled be able to make it at home. It's a very adaptable recipe- I've added shrimp/and or egg rolls, and subbed cucumber or radish for the daikon.
by kit4na666,
8/8/2008Im from Dominican Republic,but i love vietnamese food,really loved
by AndieReid,
1/27/2008This is a wee bit fussy to make, but worth it. The dipping sauce is simpler than a lot I've seen, but very flavorful. The pork patties do need a clean grill - they tend to break apart pretty easily if your grill is dirty and not oiled. On occasions where I'm too lazy to clean the grill for these, I put the patties on foil on the grill. Not quite as good, but still tasty.
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On Saturday, June 18 at 2 p.m., Michael Cassin, the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute's curator of education, will present a lecture on Jacques-Louis David's rise to fame as the most celebrated painter of his era. Examining David's early years, "Painting the Revolution: David Before Napoleon" will offer insight on how the artist emerged as the leader of the Neoclassicist movement. The slide lecture sets the stage for the Clark's current exhibition, Jacques-Louis David: Empire to Exile, which focuses on David's later career following the French Revolution. The lecture, held in the Clark auditorium, is free.
"Painting the Revolution: David Before Napoleon" will highlight three of David's most famous works, The Oath of the Horatii (1784, Louvre, Paris), Oath of the Tennis Court (1789-1792, Musée National du Chateau de Versailles, Versailles), and Death of Marat (1793, Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts, Brussels). Cassin will discuss David's youth, apprenticeship, and early years in Rome, and how he became associated with the propaganda ideals of the French Revolution. Just how did David become David? Was he in just the right place at the right time? Discover how David made the transition from a middle-class family in Paris to the artist who influenced Western art for generations.
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Orlando, Fla.—The House of Delegates just made it easier for members to pay their dues.
With passage of Resolution 119H-2010, membership dues may now be paid electronically on a 12-month basis.
|Student voice: Christina Wiggins, chair of the American Student Dental Association's Council on Education and a student at the Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., testifies Oct. 10 before the Reference Committee on Membership and Planning. Photos by EZ Event Photography
"This allows the ADA to provide enhanced service to members around payment of dues and enhance recruitment and retention efforts," said Dr. Virginia Hughson-Otte, chair of the ADA Council on Membership.
Under the ADA Bylaws, active and active life members have been able to participate in an installment-based dues payment plan if state dental societies offered such a plan and if the current dues or special assessment was fully paid by June 30. Res. 119H removes the June 30 deadline and allows for a 12-month calendar year plan, which means the monthly installment plan will run from Jan. 1-Dec. 15.
"This will provide greater flexibility for the sponsoring entities to offer 6-month, 12-month prepayments or a 12-month calendar year plan. Under a 12-month plan, members would be able to pay their membership dues throughout the membership calendar year," said Dr. Hughson-Otte. "This is consistent with similar payment plans, such as insurance premiums and health club memberships. And in difficult economic times it could be advantageous to many."
California, Dr. Hughson-Otte's home state, was an early advocate of installment payment plans and electronic fund transfer programs. In response to members' concerns over the state of the economy in 2009, CDA began offering a 12-month calendar year dues program from January through December.
|Speaking out: Dr. Irene Marron-Tarrazzi of Miami, a recent graduate of the ADA Institute for Diversity in Leadership, addresses the Reference Committee on Membership and Planning.
Dr. Hughson-Otte said the CDA plan change had a positive impact on recruitment and retention.
In California, recruitment was enhanced as new members were allowed to participate in the plan for their first year dues. Before, California ADA members were required to pay dues in full at the time of joining. The full cost of dues at one time was a financial burden for some.
The 12-month plan has been an effective retention tool in California by allowing lapsed members to enroll in the program past the drop date by remitting the equivalent of the months missed and then paying the remainder on a monthly basis.
Res. 119H-2010 amends the Bylaws by substituting the words "December 15" for the words "June 30." Chapter I, Section 50A now reads:
"Dues and any special assessment of all members are payable January 1 of each year, except for active and active life members who may participate in an installment payment plan. Such plan shall be sponsored by the members; respective constituent or component dental societies, or by this Association if the active or active life members are in the exclusive employ of, or are serving on active duty in, one of the federal dental services. The plan shall require monthly installment payments that conclude with the current dues and any special assessment amount fully paid by December 15. Transactional costs may be imposed, prorated to this Association and the constituent or component dental society. The installment plan shall provide for the expeditious transfer of member dues and any special assessment to this Association and the applicable constituent or component dental society."
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If you've played any of the previous Black Isle D&D outings, you're already quite familiar with this style of RPG. ID2 uses the Infinity Engine, the same game engine powering Baldur's Gate and the original Icewind Dale. There have been some major tweaks and adjustments since the engine's initial outing several years ago, but the basic gameplay remains mostly unchanged. The most noticeable upgrade in ID2 is the move to an almost-3rd Edition D&D ruleset, complete with new class types, feat systems, and a few new playable character races. No more of that negative Armor Class adjustment, no more 18(99) strength, and no more calculating the best possible THAC0 (have the computer "roll" a die, subtract your amour class bonus, unless of course it's negative, add your DEX score, divide by the current date in the Julian calendar, and then round off. Or something.)
In keeping with the tradition set by the original Icewind Dale, ID2 is primarily a dungeon romp with some story thrown in. It's a pretty good one, but it's easy to see that the story only serves to get the party of up to 6 heroes from one massive combat to the next in the quickest way possible. Set a few decades after the events in Icewind Dale, there is once again something Foul brewing in the frozen Ten Towns region. Hired on as mercenaries to help out the town of Targos, Our Heroes soon uncover something much more menacing than a simple goblin raiding party. I won't give any story away here, other than saying that ID2 is much bigger than the first game. In fact, ID2 is longer than the original, its expansion pack, and the additional downloadable add-on combined. Characters can be advanced from lowly First Level Pushovers to 20th Level Powers-to-be-Reckoned-With. And, once you've finished ID2, you can try again with the "Heart of Fury" mode, letting you restart the game with your UberParty with almost insanely difficult monsters and tremendously powerful magic items (and the ability to reach level 30). So there's a lot of play time here.
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The purpose of this board is to assist UAF in meeting its responsibilities to its stakeholders, its communities, to Alaska and beyond. The UA Board of Regents' policy (Word document) outlines the responsibilities of the UAF Board of Advisors to include advocacy for the university; guidance to the chancellor on ways the university can increase its responsiveness to local, state, national and international needs; assist the university in explaining its mission and needs to the public, and recommend changes to policies and regulations.
- Marilyn Romano, Regional Vice President - Alaska, Alaska Airlines - Chair
- Joe Beedle, President and CEO, Northrim Bank
- Jeff Cook, Director, External Affairs & Administration, Koch Companies Public Sector
- Harry Cook, Everts Air Alaska
- Janet Weiss, Sr. Vice President, BP Alaska
- Greg Jones Sr. Vice President, Technical Support Division, Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
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- Joe Usibelli, Jr., President, Usibelli Coal Mine
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Andy Brown posts an inspirational story of self-reinvention after being laid off from his job as an IT manager. We first saw this story via Twitter, where Andy wrote "From the unemployment line to self employed thanks to hard work and @lyndadotcom." So naturally, we had to check it out. And while we're pleased to get the mention, it truly is an inspiring story of reinvention. Get the whole story from Andy's post, 'Reinventing Yourself.'
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Final 2013 CAA Baseball Report
CAA TEAMS POST FOUR WINS IN NCAA REGIONALS: The CAA's three teams combined for four wins in the NCAA Baseball Regionals, which was the most NCAA victories for the conference since 2001. William & Mary went 2-2 and advanced to the Raleigh Regional finals. The Tribe defeated Ole Miss twice for their first wins ever in NCAA play, but suffered a pair of losses to host N.C. State. Towson defeated Florida Atlantic 7-2 in its opening game in the Chapel Hill Regional before dropping contests to host North Carolina and FAU. UNCW topped Army 9-5 in an elimination game, but fell twice to Elon.
11 PLAYERS SELECTED IN MLB DRAFT: Eleven CAA players were picked in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Hofstra pitcher Bryan Verbitsky was chosen in the 3rd round (86 overall) by the San Diego Padres, which was the highest selection ever for a Pride player. Delaware first baseman Jimmy Yezzo went in the 7th round (226) to the Washington Nationals, followed by Blue Hens' pitcher Chad Kuhl in the 9th round (269) to the Pittsburgh Pirates. UNCW pitcher Justin Livengood was selected in the 10th round (298) by the Padres. Other selections were ODU outfielder Ben Verlander (14th rd - 426 - Detroit Tigers), Delaware pitcher Matt Soren (19th rd - 571 - Philadelphia Phillies), William & Mary infielder Ryan Lindemuth (20th rd - 599 - Pittsburgh Pirates), ODU pitcher Ryan Yarbrough (20th rd - 602 - Milwaukee Brewers), W&M pitcher John Farrell (21st rd - 638 - Tampa Bay Rays), UNCW infielder Michael Bass (27th rd - 808 - San Diego Padres) and Delaware outfielder Nick Ferdinand (35th rd - 1,051 - Philadelphia Phillies).
FIVE PLAYERS NAMED TO ALL-REGIONAL TEAMS: Five CAA players were honored for their performances at three different NCAA Regionals. W&M catcher Ryan Hissey and pitcher Brett Koehler were named to the Raleigh All-Regional team, UNCW designated hitter Corey Dick and outfielder Tyler Molinaro made the Charlottesville All-Regional team and Towson pitcher Mike Volpe was chosen to the Chapel Hill All-Regional squad.
THREE CAA TEAMS EARN NCAA BERTHS: For the first time since 2001, three CAA baseball teams earned berths in the NCAA Baseball Championship. CAA champion Towson was joined by at-large selections UNCW and William & Mary. Towson made its first NCAA appearance since 1991 and third overall. The Tigers have gone 1-2 all three NCAA trips (1988, 1991, 2013). UNCW made its sixth NCAA appearance since 2003 and its third as an at-large selection. The Seahawks are now 9-12 all-time in the NCAA Championship after going 1-2 this year. UNCW reached the regional finals in 2003, 2004 and 2008. W&M made its third NCAA trip and its first as an at-large selection. The Tribe reached the Raleigh Regional finals after beating Ole Miss twice for their first ever NCAA wins.
SEVEN TEAMS REACH 30-WIN MARK: For the first time in CAA history, seven teams reached the 30-win mark. William & Mary led the way with a school-record 39 victories, followed by UNCW (38), Georgia State (35), Delaware (33), Northeastern (31), Old Dominion (30) and Towson (30).
FOUR RECEIVE ALL-AMERICA HONORS: Delaware first baseman Jimmy Yezzo, UNCW second baseman Michael Bass, ODU outfielder Ben Verlander and Towson designated hitter Kurt Wertz earned All-America honors. Yezzo was named to the Louisville Slugger All-America first team and the Baseball America third team. Bass was chosen to the Baseball American second team and the Louisville Slugger and NBCWA third teams. Yezzo is the first UD player to be chosen as a first-team All-American since 1988 and Bass is UNCW's first All-American since 2008. Verlander and Wertz were both selected to the NCBWA All-America third team.
COACHING AWARDS: Towson's Mike Gottlieb was chosen as the ABCA East Region Coach of the Year after guiding the Tigers to their first CAA championship while William & Mary's Jamie Pinzino was named Coach of the Year in the state of Virginia by VASID after leading the Tribe to a school-record 39 wins.
FIVE CAA PLAYERS NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS: Five CAA basebal players were chosen to the Capital One Academic All-America squad. Earning first-team honors were Hofstra senior pitcher Joe Burg and Towson graduate student third baseman Zach Fisher. Making the second team were Georgia State senior catcher Scott Sarratt, UNCW senior second baseman Michael Bass and UNCW junior third baseman Ryan LaGrange.
THREE NAMED FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS: Georgia State outfielder Josh Merrigan and infielder/pitcher Matt Rose were selected to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America team, while William & Mary catcher Ryan Hissey was chosen to Baseball America's Freshman All-America second team. Merrigan batted .353 with 15 doubles, four homers, 52 runs scored and 36 RBI. Rose hit .283 with four homers and 32 RBI and was 3-2 on the mound with five saves and a 2.55 ERA. Hissey batted .281 with 37 runs scored and 36 RBI.
TOWSON CAPTURES FIRST CAA CHAMPIONSHIP: Senior Mike Volpe threw his first career complete game and designated hitter Kurt Wertz drove in three runs as fourth-seeded Towson captured its first CAA baseball championship with a 5-2 victory over #2 William & Mary. The Tigers finished the tournament 4-0 to earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1991. Volpe (9-3) allowed just seven hits in the game, including just one over five shutout innings to close the contest. He struck out six and walked two. Wertz hit his team-leading 13th homer in the first and then had a two-run triple in the ninth that gave the Tigers their biggest lead of the game.
OFFENSES DOMINATE CAA TOURNAMENT: Offenses dominated the 2013 CAA Baseball Championship. The six teams in the event combined for a .352 batting average, with tournament finalists Towson (.406) and William & Mary (.405) leading the way. There were 191 runs scored over the 10 games, with Towson and W&M plating 47 apiece. Conversely, the six teams combined for an 8.88 earned run average in the tournament, with Northeastern (6.60) the only squad with an ERA under 7.60. Individually, W&M's Ryan Lindemuth batted .647 (11-17) with four doubles, two homers and 12 RBI and NU's Jason Vosler hit .591 (13-22) with seven RBI and nine runs scored. Towson's Zach Fisher, the tournament's Most Outstanding Player, batted .476 with three homers and 10 RBI and TU's Dominic Fratantuono hit .600 with two HR's and seven RBI.
HITS RECORD TOPPED TWICE IN A DAY: The CAA tournament record of 38 hits by both teams combined was broken twice in one day. William & Mary (22) and James Madison (23) combined for 45 hits in the Tribe's 20-19 walk-off win, and Towson (23) and W&M (17) combined for 40 hits in the Tigers' 20-13 triumph. In the W&M/JMU game, there were also a record 13 hit batters.
YEZZO, BATTS HEADLINE ALL-CAA TEAM: Delaware first baseman Jimmy Yezzo was named the CAA Player of the Year and UNCW left-hander Mat Batts was chosen as the CAA Pitcher of the Year in voting by the league's head coaches. Yezzo, who was a semifinalist for the Golden Spikes and Dick Howser Awards, batted a league-best .410 with 28 doubles, 13 home runs and 64 RBI. Batts was 9-4 with a 3.47 ERA. He led the conference with 114 strikeouts and six complete games. William & Mary's Jamie Pinzino and UNCW's Mark Scalf shared CAA Coach of the Year honors, Towson catcher Andrew Parker was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year and Georgia State outfielder Josh Merrigan was the Rookie of the Year.
YEZZO TOPS ALL-ECAC SQUAD: Delaware first baseman Jimmy Yezzo was chosen as the ECAC Division I Eastern Player of the Year. Yezzo was joined on the All-ECAC first team by Towson designated hitter Kurt Wertz, Delaware outfielder Nick Ferdinand and William & Mary pitcher John Farrell.


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Best Uses
- Daily use (24)
- Evening (22)
- Special occasions (21)
- Anytime (15)
- Signature fragrance (15)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Classic style (33), Natural style (10), Adventurous style (6)
- Fragrance Type:
- Floral (26), Oriental/spicy (12), Woody/earthy (11), Citrus/fruity (10), Fresh/aquatic (10)
Most Liked Positive Review
My favorite perfume!!!
This is my favorite perfume. I found it several years ago at a [...] I had never heard of it and once I smelled it, I bought the only two bottles they ...Read complete review
This is my favorite perfume. I found it several years ago at a [...] I had never heard of it and once I smelled it, I bought the only two bottles they had in stock. For years, I would go to various places to see if they had it. I used my supply sparingly so that I would not run out. I finally ran out and at that point, I resorted to searching the internet for a source. Well, fragranceX had it [...] at a very reasonable price and I bought some.[...]
Most Liked Negative Review
not for me
Very pleasant fragrance, for woman who likes floral gentle perfumes. I would recommend it for daily use, maybe for walks true park or when you want to feel like young girl. It is ...Read complete review
Very pleasant fragrance, for woman who likes floral gentle perfumes. I would recommend it for daily use, maybe for walks true park or when you want to feel like young girl. It is not seductive scent or scent who will make man turn head after you.
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- Great Smell
- Great Value
- Long-Lasting
- Little strong
Best Uses
- Anytime
Comments about Enjoy Perfume:
I would buy from this company again
- Fragrance Type:
- Citrus/Fruity, Floral, Fresh/Aquatic
- Clean & Fresh
- Draws Compliments
- Great Smell
- Great Value
- Long-Lasting
- Not Overpowering
- Sensual
- Sexy
- Sexy Lady
Best Uses
- Anytime
- Daily Use
- Evening Use
- Signature Fragrance
- Special Occasions
Comments about Jean Patou Enjoy Perfume:
Everyday Love it!
- Fragrance Type:
- Floral
- Clean & Fresh
- Great Smell
- Great Value
- Sensual
- Sexy
- Doesn't Hold
- Overpowering
Best Uses
- Anytime
Comments about Enjoy By Jean Patou:
This perfume is like a hurricane, comes in very strong and leaves nothing behind it.
Not sure if it's my skin but it does not hold at all, can't even smell after 10 minutes or so.
Reason for , I bought all the perfumes- Sublime, Joy, Sierra des Indes-none of them last on my skin.
So , I am quite confused and dissapointed as I have heard they were strong and long lasting!
Maybe they were too old, I just don't know!But I am very sad and just don't know why they don't hold at all.
- Fragrance Type:
- Citrus/Fruity, Oriental/Spicy, Woody/Earthy
- Great Smell
- Great Value
- Long-Lasting
- Not Overpowering
- Sensual
- Sexy
Best Uses
- Evening Use
- Special Occasions
Comments about Jean Patou Enjoy Perfume:
Just got this today, but I can see I am in love with it right the way. It smells amazingly, and it seems to last on my skin. Never had Jean Patou but I know now that I will only look Jean Patou's perfumes for a while..
So , bottom line, I feel this is strong and it is for evening use, I sprayed a little on my hand and it seems to smell every where I go..so I am in love with it. I can see how it can be too much for other people, but not for me.
Fragrance X .com I will give you 100 stars!!!!!!!!!!So happy I just ordered another one!!!!
- Fragrance Type:
- Citrus/Fruity, Oriental/Spicy, Woody/Earthy
- Draws Compliments
- Great Smell
- Not Overpowering
- Sensual
Best Uses
- Anytime
- Signature Fragrance
Comments about Enjoy By Jean Patou:
Enjoy is the only fragrance that I use. I get compliments from both men and women and seldom encounter anyone else wearing it, making it truly a signature scent. It is difficult to find to purchase so I am a huge FragranceX fan.
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