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Outstanding! – Yup, I gave it an outstanding and I don't even care for fish that much. That's how good it is. Have gone there twice, had to go the second time to prove the first wasn't a fluke. It wasn't. Great food and service. A place to impress others. I don't go out to eat much, but if I do, this would be the place! You've got to try it!
Great Restaurant, Extensive Menu, Wonderful Food. Great Place for a Date – My wife and I have been to the Dolphin Depot twice now. It is one of our favorites in JAX.
If you cannot find a dish that suites your taste, then you cannot be satisfied! The food is out of this world.
Cozy Setting for a date or small group dinner. Not a really a place to take the kids. Quite, peaceful environment.
Very friendly & attentive staff. You'll go back again!
Overcooked, overpriced, and overrated. – We ended up here on a Friday night around 8PM. I was surprised to see the place mostly empty. There are no menus but chalkboards with no prices. The waiter briefly went over the boards. He was rather impatient and uninformative.
I went with the trout with the Inidan River style, which is a citrus sauce. My girlfriend had a quail and lobster. We started with a blackened scallop starter.
The scallops were good. Soft buttery and not overly spiced. I did not really consider them "blackened" as typically blackened scallops have crust. These just had blackening spice. Based on my scallops, I was looking forward to my meal.
Glancing at the trout fillet, I could tell it was overcooked, overly glazed, and poorly prepared. The lobster tail was equally poor in appearance. Carrots, corn and rice accompanied the meal.
A well prepared fillet of trout has flakes that steam as you pull them apart. Not this fillet. Heavily glazed and dry. I thought it was just the thin end of the fillet, so I tried a thicker part. That's when the problem became clear - either the chef had butchered a fresh bit of fish or it was old and frozen. The larger end tasted "fishy," a rather unusual thing for trout.
My girlfriend loves lobster - this is only the second time I've seen here leave it on the plate! The tail was overcooked and rubbery.
I told the waiter my fish was overcooked and he asked if I wanted them to do another one. I declined as it was already 9:15, and if you had let this come out the kitchen the first time, I really did not expect improvement.
The shocker. The $120+ tab. My frozen fish fillet was $33, the quail and tail $40+. Kick in the $35 bottle of wine and app and this was a pricey meal, especially as most of it remained on the plate. I've had better fish at a local pizza chain, which only charges $8 for a fish sandwich. I would not return even if it was free. The disappointment is just too great.
Crass and unapologetic staff- Avoid going with large group – If you have a party larger than 4. DO NOT GO here. The wait for food is painfully slow. Last night we waited 2 hours and still did get our entrees. The help and owner were very rude and not customer friendly.
Watch out for wine bottles appearing on your table when you have not ordered them.
Very disappointed because we heard the food was so good.
The staff was crass and unapologetic. This was the first time I have ever walked out of restaurant in 30 years. They made a bad impression of ten very hungry people.
Unique for any occasion – This place has the ambience and class to cover all areas of dining. I have attended while alone on business and while traveling on vacation with family. The service is sometimes dicey, but the quality of the food far surpasses any weaknesses. I've loved many of the fish dishes over the years and the meat offered is NO SLOUCH! They have a Pork Osso Bucco that was outstanding on my last visit. Ask for chef specials.
Appetizers are plentiful and the Caesar Salad is worthy. The wine list can scare, but you can find some reasonable buys if you search.The bottom line; not much around that competes!
Best seafood in town! – This is definitely a hate it or love it place. My parents are iffy about it for one, especially since the first time they went with a group, and everyone ordered glasses of wine and the waiters would spontaneously refill them. Well their bill was a little on the ridiculous side. I personally love this place. Seafood is my favorite cuisine so this place being 99.99% seafood did not disappoint. The waiters tell you the menu from a blackboard, and the menu changes daily, so just imagine the skill these waiters must have. The food is superb.
The only unfortunate part, I believe they are now closed for a condo going up. As is 1st St Grille, damn :(
Was good; now it's awful! – I took some relatives visiting from out of state to dinner on Monday, October 16. I had been to Dolphin Depot many times and have always had an excellent meal. My husband hasn't been so lucky and counseled me against going there. I should have listened to him. Service was slow...so slow, in fact, that at one point we thought the staff had gone home! Two in our party ordered the lamb & lobster tail--the tails were cooked first and sat for 30 minutes before our dinners were plated! The lamb chops were lukewarm and well done--not such a great deal for $38.95. The pork osso bucco was also warm, not hot; smoked pork loin was dry as a bone. I think we got the leftovers from the previous Saturday night. When our server came by, we said everything was fine, because I didn't want to make a fuss with everyone there. It wasn't until we left that I found out that everyone at our table said their meal was horrible. Even the coffee at the end of the meal wasn't hot. I should have known when ours was the only occupied table in the place, and the cooking was all done in the back room instead of the front grill area. For the price (over $350), I don't think it is unreasonable to expect the food to be made fresh. I was embarrassed and angry by the experience.
My favorite restaurant in the jacksonville, jax beaches region – Yes, as others have said in their reviews, this restaurant can be expensive but it is CERTAINLY WORTH IT! The atmosphere is wonderful: charming, romantic, and great for long dinners. I have been going here for about 6 years and have never had anything but wonderful service. The waiters know the menu by heart and can always be depended on for accurate and honest suggestions regarding the menu and wine. The food never disappoints and hits the spot when you are craving good seafood or southern cuisine. I can not say enough good things about this place. It is always my first choice for special occasions and everyone I take there raves about what a find it is. It is worth splurging on for a night (and waiters have never been rude to me when I have inquired about prices; many of the prices are market which is why they aren't listed).
If you want overpriced, average food, Dolphin Depot is perfect. – I tried Dolphin Depot for the first time last night, very disappointing. There's a reason they don't post the prices anywhere. If they did, you'd probably leave before ordering. Note, the waitress never volunteered the price of anything. We got Stuffed Shrooms for our appetizer. Very small portion, average taste and of course, overpriced. For an entree, we got a Lobster tail and Filet plate for two. You can get a better lobster tail at the Outback and the filet wasn't cooked properly. It didn't help that between the ceiling fan and A/C vents over our table creating a wind tunnel effect, our meal turned cold almost immediately. At least they were consistent, dessert was just as average as the rest of the meal, and don't forget, overpriced. Service was ok, but nothing special. When charging the (hidden)prices they do, I would expect a lot more. Save your money, there are at least ten restaurants within a couple of miles that offer so much more, try them instead.
Terrible Service - High Prices -Food Adequate ! – Firs time to Dolphin Depot after being highly recommended. Service way below par. Waited almost an hour for appetizer, then another hour + for entree. No prices until you get the bill, and the owner/manager suggested if we didn't like to stay for the meal, he would feed our dinners to the dishwashers! Generally unpleasant first experience for a restaurant that was so highly recommended! Off to find another "jewel"!
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Bibb worked in the advertising and design industries for 12 years, which he says heavily influenced his art. "I began doing this particular style on canvas, using mainly paint, old paper and beeswax," Bibb said. "However, the glue made the canvases torque and bend, so I moved to wood. With the wood canvases, I was able to incorporate metal and found objects, and with these elements my work increasingly became more 3-D. As far as the theme goes, I know what the main element will be when I start, but as I flip through old magazines and catalogs the story grows and usually changes. I try to put things together that don't go together or are just comical together."
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Open enrollment lasts until March, but officials say if you want your insurance to begin by Jan. 1, 2014, you have to fill out your application and pay your first premium by Dec. 15.
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When Medicaid was enacted by Congress in 1965, people with severe disabilities almost always lived in institutions. Since then, new medical treatments and the growing number of services that are available in the community have meant that it is now often possible for people with even the most severe disabilities to continue to live at home, as long as they have the support services they need.
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Every dog deserves a loving home, but should every person should have a dog? As much as I advocate adopting unwanted pets and opening your home and heart to a homeless pup, some people just should not have dogs. You will have to clean up, feed, walk, and play with this animal daily, and at regular intervals throughout each day no matter your lifestyle. If you don't see yourself as someone who can handle that level of engagement, it is kinder to not bring home a puppy or dog, because too many people adopt dogs only to surrender them soon after when the reality of owning a dog kicks in. I have known people who see my dogs and comment that maybe they should get a dog of their own. However, they are often the same people who would have a problem with daily walks, vet care, and even regular feedings. I tell them that dogs are a lifetime commitment that requires a deep understanding of yourself and your willingness to bring another life into your home. Not everyone should own a dog. Could you be one of them? Read on for 7 signs you should NOT get a dog. -By Danielle Sullivan
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MARLBORO, VT - (February 7, 2011) - Marlboro College hosts a free, public lecture by environmental journalist Josh Schlossberg concerning the risks of forest biomass incineration for electricity in Vermont. His lecture will take place in Appletree, Tuesday February 15, at 7p.m.
Biomass incinerators, which use felled trees for electric power, have been promoted as a clean energy source, but Schlossberg contends the amount of electricity produced from biomass incineration is negligible compared to the pollution it causes. Biomass incineration, according to some activist organizations, is a threat to the forest ecosystem and human health, and contributes heavily to America's carbon output.
A 2000 graduate of Marlboro College, Schlossberg is the communications coordinator for the Biomass Accountability Project, an organizer for Biofuelwatch and the editor of the Biomass Busters newsletter. He has been an environmental journalist for nearly a decade, both in Vermont and Oregon, and now lives in East Montpelier. He has been following the issue of biomass incineration on the national scale since 2005.
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Frenetic Start Sees Washington Premier FC Come Away with 2-1 Victory
In a match that saw three goals within the first 20 minutes and both teams finish the game with 10 men, Washington Premier FC came out on the winning end as Jamael Cox netted two goals within three minutes to give the West Coast team the victory.
The match started at a high pace with both teams getting chances within the first five minutes. Both teams came into the game searching for their first points of the tournaments and from the outset, it was clear that both coaches were intent on securing a victory. Greensboro struck first on just eight minutes as Alhaji Kanneh led a break down the left flank. He was met by a defender at the top of box and was almost dispossessed but eventually pushed a pass inside to the onrushing Eduardo Alvarez. The midfielder, making a late supporting run, slotted the ball high to the keeper's right to open the scoring.
Greensboro seemed to be taking control of the match but Washington drew level from a well taken free kick by Jamael Cox in the 15th minute. After a foul on the right side, approximately 25 yards from goal, Cox stepped up and curled a sailing shot into the upper left corner of the goal. Cox would then give Washington the lead just three minutes later. James McAlister's men countered and as a cross from the right skipped across a defender's head to Cox at the corner of the area, he collected and smashed a far post shot past the recovering Ryan Hanson.
The rest of the first half would see a gritty battle in midfield as Greensboro searched for the equalizer.
The second half consisted of much of the same until Greensboro was reduced to 10 men in the 53rd minute when defender Jason Nadar was sent off for a foul he committed as the last man back that stopped a Washington counter attack. However, parity was restored in the 61st minute when Jacob Bechtel received two yellow cards in quick succession and was subsequently sent off.
With two less men on the field, the game opened up through the midfield a bit. Greensboro was able to sustain pressure on Washington, who looked to extend its lead on the counter. However, after several half chances, the team from North Carolina could not find the equalizer and Washington came away with three valuable points to take into the third day of group play.
Match: U-15/16 Greensboro Youth Soccer vs. Washington Premier FC
Date: July 13, 2009
Competition: Development Academy Finals Week
Venue: Home Depot Center, Carson, Calif.
Kickoff: 6 p.m. PT
Weather: 75 degrees, sunny
Scoring Summary: 1 2 F
GYS – Eduardo Alvarez (Alhaji Kanneh) 66th minute
WAP – Jamael Cox 15
WAP – Jamael Cox 18
GYS: 35-Ryan Hanson; 27-Jonas Nader, 41-Jonathon Campbell, 21-Thomas Allen, 22-Austin Dunker; 32-Jordan Lessard, 31-Hans Lohmeyer (38-Hassan Kouyateh, 39), 9-Eduardo Alvarez, 24-Mathew Mills, 37-Alhaji Kanneh (26-Patrick Parker, 59); 39-Mamadee Nyepon
Subs not used: 1-Jonathon Brooks, 23-Benjamin White, 25-Andrew Walker, 28-Stuart Miller, 29-Paul Freeman, 34-Charles Keeley
Head Coach: Chris Little
WAP: 19-Eric Owen; 8-Chase Hanson, 14-Kenneth Phillips, 17-Jeremy Wentzel (15-Brandon Brockway, 41); 6-Evan Robicheau (4-Christopher Chu, 75), 9-Troy Peterson, 7-Sean Okoli, 10-Pablo De la Cruz, 11-Jamael Cox; 16-Darwin Jones (2-Max Thomas, 80+), 20-Andrew Weisshar (71-Jacob Bechtel, 41)
Subs not used: 12-Nathan Boatright, 18-Nathan Cox
Head Coach: James McAlister
Stats Summary: GYS / WAP
Shots: 12 / 6
Shots on Goal: 4 / 4
Saves: 2 / 3
Corner Kicks: 4 / 5
Fouls: 12 / 12
Offside: 1 / 5
Misconduct Summary:
GYS – Jonas Nadar (ejection) 53rd minute
WAP – Jacob Bechtel (caution) 59
WAP – Jacob Bechtel (caution) 61
WAP – Jacob Bechtel (ejection) 61
WAP – Brandon Brockway (caution) 69
WAP – Darwin Jones (caution) 79


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2013-14 Leadership Initiatives
What follows helps to articulate NAGC's strategic direction and priority setting for the foreseeable future.
Mission: To nurture potential giftedness and develop diverse talents
Vision: Giftedness and high potential in youth are recognized, universally valued, actively supported and developed.
We Value:
1. Our Compelling Goal for Leadership
NAGC is the leader in establishing that schools are the place where children with great promise -- regardless of background -- are guaranteed the resources and variety of educational settings they need to achieve at the highest levels.
By 2015, NAGC expects to have defined what children of great promise need to achieve at the highest levels. Innovation will be defined within the context of STEM and other content areas. Other education areas will incorporate this priority into their goals. NAGC will have brought new players into this public campaign connecting giftedness and high potential youth to the renewal of our country. America will understand that we are all considerably more in this country and in our leadership in the world when we support children with great promise.
2. Our Compelling Goal to Create Influence and Change
NAGC influences strategic change by anticipating significant trends, identifying essential partners and developing relationships to create synergy for nurturing high potential youth.
By 2015, NAGC will be highly skilled in identifying and leading the response to key trends and issues in learning and education that are relevant to high potential students. NAGC will find itself in the enviable position of having many different groups that want to work with and support the association. NAGC will be seen as one of the best channels for individuals and groups that want to effect change around high ability youth. NAGC will have the influence and allies to be at the table for important decisions shaping the future of education.
3. Our Compelling Goal for Expertise and Excellence
NAGC develops the expertise inside and outside gifted education so that parents and all professionals have the knowledge and skills to support high potential youth.
By 2015, NAGC will have differentiated expertise resources for a wide range of roles within education. NAGC will channel this expertise into the variety of ways that teachers are trained in high quality programs. Expertise and excellence is generating significant and diversified resources for the association. Membership is growing because NAGC offers great value to many new people engaged in educating high potential youth. In fact, people in other fields are becoming clients for this expertise.
4. Our Compelling Goal for Organizational Effectiveness
NAGC has significantly augmented and aligned financial, human and product resources so that the organization can be more nimble and effective in responding to opportunities and innovation, and meeting member needs.
By 2015, NAGC will have an articulated set of organizational committees, networks, task forces with a clear mission and charge relating to this strategic plan. They will effectively use virtual meetings, conference calls and other collaborative technologies. NAGC will have broadened participation and sales in an expanded line of products and services. Moreover, NAGC will have garnered the grant funds to have a greater impact on nurturing potential giftedness and developing diverse talents. The NAGC budget will be in the black and reflect this greater capacity to act on opportunities and innovations.


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Congratulations on having the perseverance to post for 700 consecutive days! Good Luck on reaching your next milestone!! Warren :)
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When Good News Attacks
The world was transfixed and elated this week by the televised rescue of 33 men who had been trapped for 69 days more than 2000 feet underground in a Chilean mine. It was good news to be sure. Bob explains.
People in Holes
If there's one hard-and-fast rule about journalism, it's that readers, viewers and listeners will respond to stories about people stuck in holes. NPR reporter Mike Pesca looks back on the media magic created when a person is trapped underground.
Political Lies and the Press
Fibs, fabrications, untruths – call them what you want but why do media seem to care a lot more about some political lies than about others? American Prospect correspondent Paul Waldman thinks he knows why and has developed a few rules for candidates to consider when dealing with ...
Upton Sinclair and the Modern Media Campaign
Sixty-six years ago Upton Sinclair, muckraking journalist and erstwhile socialist, won the primary for the governorship of California by a landslide. The response from the state's newspapers and the motion picture industry was swift and merciless: they used every trick they could think of to defeat him. Greg ...
The Art of the Recap
Recapping, the practice of writing snarky, lengthy summaries of TV shows and movies, has exploded in popularity on the web in recent years. Richard Lawson, a recapper for Gawker.com explains his process and the appeal.
Invasion of the Mind Snatchers
Consumers could buy televisions as early as the 1920s, but the medium didn't really dominate American culture until the 1950s - the era of black and white sitcoms, nuclear families and nuclear weapons. Author Eric Burns' new book, Invasion of the Mind Snatchers, charts not only the rise ...
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A research team from the University of Montreal revealed the mechanism of how metformin slows aging and cancer progression. In a study, they found that metformin reduces the production of inflammatory cytokines. These inflammatory cytokines are key players activating the immune system in tissue damage during aging and tumor growth in cancer development.
Dr. Gerardo Ferbeyre and colleagues found that metformin decreases cytokines by disrupting a protein called NF-kB that would normally trigger cytokine activation and the immune system. When cytokines are overproduced, this leads to pathological inflammation that is involved in both the aging and cancer processes.
Dr. Ferbeyre said, "This is an important finding with implications for our understanding on how the normal organism defends itself from the threat of cancer and how a very common and safe drug may aid in treatment of some cancers and perhaps slow down the aging process." He added, "It remains that determining the specific targets of metformin would give us an even better opportunity of profit from its beneficial effects. That's what we want to figure out next." This finding may be an important step in finding a place for metformin therapy in anti-cancer and anti-aging therapy.
Source: http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14447&catid=53&Itemid=8, "Metformin inhibits the senescence-associated secretory phenotype by interfering with IKK/NF-B activation" Aging Cell, March 2013.
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Here are five Conference USA college football games to watch this upcoming season.
FAU at East Carolina
Saturday, Sept. 7
The Buzz: Next to the Big East, no conference has undergone as great of a transformation as Conference USA, which sees the addition of several new members including Florida Atlantic. The Owls are one of four teams from the Sun Belt to make the move to C-USA. FAU gets its first welcome to the league when it travels to Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium to take on the Pirates. East Carolina is playing its final season in C-USA before moving to the Big East in 2014. It will be the first meeting between the two programs.
Tulane at Louisiana Tech
Saturday, Sept. 14
The Buzz: These two programs renew a short series, which was first played in 1904 and featured eight contests including the last one in 1998. The Green Wave have owned this series with a perfect 8-0 record against Louisiana Tech. The Bulldogs are making the transition from the Western Athletic Conference to Conference USA this season. Skip Holtz, who took over the La. Tech program after Sonny Dykes left for the Cal coaching job, has a brief familiarity with the Tulane program. As the head coach at East Carolina, his Pirates were 2-0 against the Green Wave.
Southern Miss at East Carolina
Saturday, Oct. 19
The Buzz: Old school Conference USA foes square off when Southern Miss travels to Greensville to take on the Pirates. These two teams have played for the league title four of the past eight seasons with the Pirates holding a 2-1 edge in C-USA championships. Southern Miss is coming off a winless season that led to the firing of first-year coach Ellis Johnson. His replacement, Todd Monken, spent the past couple of seasons as the offensive coordinator at Oklahoma State. He follows a growing list of former Cowboys assistants who have made their coaching debuts with the Golden Eagles.
Tulsa at East Carolina
Saturday, Nov. 9
The Buzz: These two programs most likely will be playing in the Big East next season. We already know East Carolina will be joining the league in 2014, however Tulsa has also been mentioned as a possible addition to the league as well. The Golden Hurricanes are the defending Conference USA champions and finished last season ranked in the top 25 in the coaches' poll. Tulsa had the top rushing offense in the conference last season thanks, in part, to running back Trey Watts and Ja'Terian Douglas. Both return this season, which should make the Golden Hurricanes as a favorite to repeat as title contenders.
FIU at FAU
Saturday, Nov. 30
The Buzz: These two teams may have moved from the Sun Belt to Conference USA, but that won't deter a budding rivalry between the two programs. Florida Atlantic has dominated the series since its start in 2002 with the Owls owning an 8-3 overall record. Although, Florida International has won the past two meeting including last season's 34-24 victory. Both programs are coming off disappointing 3-9 seasons, one which saw FIU fire Mario Cristobal in the offseason. In his place, the school hired formed Illinois coach Ron Turner.
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First off, I must let you guys know that the first song that got me to like Wiz was "Crazy Since The 80's" from his album Show and Prove. Been listening to him for about 2 years. My favorite mixtape from him would have to be Flight School. Just a little background of what I'm used to.
When I'm Gone: The piano intro is beautiful, I love it. The first line he says is great too, at least he's living up to him practically rapping about the same thing. Overall, the lyrics are witty and the beat transitions well from the piano. The hook kinda ruined it for me, but it's tolerable. 4 stars
On My Level: Love it. Plain and simple. Great beat and gives a great vibe. He also picks an O.G. as a feature. 5 stars
Black & Yellow: When he first released this song I loved it, great beat and catchy lyrics, but as you all may know, people and the radio killed it so I can't really stand it anymore. Kinda old to be on the album too. 4 stars
Roll Up: Maybe it's just me, but I hate this song. I guess I need to be a girl to enjoy it. Way too poppy from the songs I'm used to hearing him make. 1 star
Hopes & Dreams: Nice smooth beat, lyrics are OK, but once I heard the hook..another poppy vibe from this song. The hook is the only thing I dislike about this song. 3 stars
Wake Up: Eh, another slow poppy song. I can tolerate it though. Lyrics aren't that great. 2 stars
The Race: Great mellow song. Reminds me of something that would be on his "How Fly" mixtape with Curren$y. The lyrics are great too. Hook is ok, little poppy, but it fits. 5 stars
Star Of The Show: Surprised he put this song on his album, it's pretty old to me. I like it, the lyrics are ok and the beat is nice to vibe to. The hook is nice too. 3 stars
No Sleep: I first heard this song and didn't like it. A few more listens and it definitely got the best of me. I love this song. Very poppy though, I love the hook too. This is more of an upbeat poppy song so that makes it better. 4 stars
Get Your Shit: Another girl song. Can't seem to enjoy this song either. Again, it's just me, can't stand this song. 1 star
Top Floor: -.- hate hate hate annoying. I don't know what wiz was on when he made this song, maybe some nasty regs. Annoying baby thing in the back, way toooooo poppy. The hook is HORRIBLE. Can't stand this song! 1 star
Fly Solo: Again, a pretty old song. It's a great song to play in the car with a bunch of girls and friends or at the beach having a great time. Nothing I'd really listen to on my own though. It's catchy though. 3 stars
Rooftops: Possibly my favorite song on the album. Been on replay ever since I got it. Beat is amazing, Wiz's verse is awesome, Curren$y is on it..Great song. Hook is great. Everything about this song I love. 5 stars
Cameras: Another old song, it was named "Know Your Name", if I'm not mistaken. I like this song, just old for me. 4 stars
Okay so overall I give this album a sold 3 stars. It has the loves and the hates. I know he's very diverse, I've already realized that he can be very different, but that doesn't make up for making shit like Top Floor. I know he may be into the little fame but I know he's just in a little phase, he will change again like he's done before. Wiz still remains to be my favorite artist.


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2. Black+Blum Propello $140
3. Industrial Floor Fan $47
4. Stadler Form MAX Heater/Fan $100
5. Restoration Hardware Allaire Desk Fan $49 - $74
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7. Dyson Air Multiplier
8. Charly Small Fan
9. Knapp Monarch Table Fan $62
10. The Company Store Retro Fan $69
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We bought the Charly small fan 2 weeks ago and are very happy with it. It looks nice, doesn't take much space and is nice and quiet.
None of these fans appear to have UL safety approval (at least, none of the spec sheets appear to call it out). Make sure that whatever you buy is safety tested, CE mark isn't good enough.
I'm a consultant for bringing EU approved products into the US and in my experience about 85% of CE-marked products that plug into the wall have at least one serious safety problem.
I was just searching for a nice mid-century mod electric fan a couple of days ago, Just love them! The Lasko looks great and $50 is reasonable.
I love the look of older fans. I would probably try to get one that looked like that but I think it's more important to make sure it's energy efficient. All the fans listed up there in the pics are so adorable! Love them.
These are all super cute for table fans, but if you really want to cool down a nice oscillating tower fan is the way to go. I can't believe I went so long with a fugly box fan! I tuck the tower away in the corner and it keeps the whole room cool.
Numbers 2 and 9 make me nervous. The cage is either nonexistent or the bars are spread wide enough to get a finger caught.
I too love the look of vintage fans, and with the renovation of our master bedroom came the purchase of the Restoration Hardware Allaire Desk Fan in a light aqua to match our decor.
(Seen here: http://www.oldtownhome.com/2011/5/20/My-Design-Philosophy-One-Unique-Item-in-Every-Room/index.aspx - pictured halfway down the page.)
It oscillates, keeps us (and our dog) cool at night, and we even scored it on sale. It's the perfect marriage of form and function.
My husband and I removed a really low hanging ceiling fan from our living room earlier this year. It was on the opposite side of the room from the couch, it wasn't moving enough air to be helpful air, and tall friends kept hitting their heads on the light kit. We just bought a Hunter Elite Series table fan in oil rubbed bronze for the console table behind our sofa, and love it!
I just bought a Hunter fan that looks like #8, except it is chrome with red accents. I trust Hunter. They are tested, quiet, energy efficient, and the fan rocks. It's so retro, and after seeing these fans, I think it's a 'borrowed' style.
Good old Dyson. Air Multiplier, so chic in name and style. But does it work satisfactorily?
veslabeachgirl, they have the Dyson air multipliers set up in stores like Best Buy. My husband saw one there recently and commented how cool it was, but too expensive,
@veslabeachgirl satisfactorily? hmm. it's all relative to the temperature, I guess.
If it's 80F, yes - it's satisfactory.
When it gets to 90F, hot and humid - no..not at all.
The Dyson is beautiful but it creates more of a gentle breeze rather than a full gust.
We're regretting the $300 purchase.
I second (third?) the recommendation for the Target Hunter fan. It's sold out online, but I've seen in it several stores and it comes in oil-rubbed bronze and silver. Very quiet and efficient.
The Dyson is also quite noisy. At least to us. Fine in a living area, not so much in a bedroom.
p.s. and although they are different, I'd certainly not call them attractive.
<sarcasm> But there's no buffeting! With a Dyson, you escape that horrible feeling of buffeting that keeps folks up at night. God I hate buffeting. </sarcasm>
I used to have a little tower fan that was an absolute workhorse. Used it for three years of college until it finally died in the heat of my senior year bedroom (no air conditioning).
I think it was this one.
I think, when it comes to fans, I'm okay with trading looks for function. I'm perfectly happy having an ugly ol' fan as long as it's a workhorse and can keep me cool. I think that's why I'm so loyal about ceiling fans.


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Great win, well done guys.
Well done Jim, and all the best to Mr Raeburn too. Really enjoyed working with him down years, but he leaves the Scottish Newspaper Society in good hands.
At least they picked up the Grand Prix at last night Drum Marketing Awards. well done guys; http://www.thedrum.com/news/2012/05/07/drum-marketing-awards-2012-winner...
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While this is a nice introduction, nothing here really hooked me. I got an initial "SIGH, another post-apocalyptic story with a young male protagonist." I suggest you throw the reader a bone before you proceed to the unavoidably dry but essential intro scenes. You tried to do this by including the mystery of why the boy is watching cameras, and what "them" refers to, but this kind of device is used so often you need something more.
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702 W Main St, Louisville, KY | Directions 4020238.257157 -85.761488
Fri-Sat: 7am-2am, Sun: 7am-12am, Mon-Thu: 7am-1am
Neighborhoods: Central Business District
You won't get better than this. This place is beyond awesome.
Delicious – I have always had a wonderful experience at Proof on Main. From the service to the food everything has always been great.
I had a glass of wine and my friends had wine and appetizers, I paid my check last which was 15.60, somehow the entire bill ended up on me! Thats right a glass of wine cost me 160 dollars. But when I went in with my receipt the manager was very nice about the whole thing, he said hed take care of it and give me a call. Well its after six now and nothing has been taken care of. That mix up cost me a lot of money
Amazing experience – I'm not sure if I went to the same restaurant as the reviewer before me but I had the total opposite experience. Our server was casual but knowledgeable and friendly. Our food was amazing. Everything we had was presented nicely and was cooked to perfection. The mussel special was a true delight. They have a great selection of wine as well. The manager came over to us during our meal to make sure that everything was going well.
We were in town for work on a show and it was our last week with the show and both Reggie the manager, and Emily the event director were kind enough to accomodate us with a party after the show. They provided adequate staff and everyone who came (around 30 people) were happy both with the service and the food and drink.
One of the highlights is being able to experience the gallery that they have attached to the restaurant. You can browse around and look at art while having a drink. Some of it is interactive which makes it fun. Also, the rest room waterfall walls are a treat.
I would definitely make a point of going here whether visiting town or if you live here.
Worst Louisville Restaurant – My husband and I dined at Proof on Main on October 23, 2008. We moved to Louisville three years ago and we have tried many restaurants in the suburbs. This is the greatest restaurant city. We do not usually venture downtown to restaurants. We have eaten at Vincenzo?s, which is WONDERFUL, but that is the only downtown restaurant we have frequented. So, we decided to try another restaurant not in the suburbs. Selecting Proof on Main proved to be a mistake. It was the worst dining experience we have had in all of Louisville. We selected Thursday night. I ordered the duck and my husband ordered steak. The first clue should have been when the bread was delivered without butter and dropped haphazardly on the table. At the time, we thought that was funny. Then, both our meals were served cold by a person designated to deliver the meals, not our waiter. It was disgusting to try to eat them. In addition, the flavor of the duck did not match that we have had at 211 Clover in St. Matthews. Sadly, we happened to get a waiter that was a student and acquaintance working his way through college. Rather than cause any hardship for him, we paid our $135.00 bill and returned home to eat cereal for dinner. However, we did bring home the cold meat to be used in a future homemade soup. In addition, the noise in the restaurant was so loud; it was difficult to hold a conversation. If we enjoyed it, we had discussed taking friends to dinner there. We could not imagine six people trying to carry on a conversation in such a decibel level. Overall, there are a lot of cute gimmicks that try to mimic experiences in major cities, but the food is not worth the trip. Just go for drinks.
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Advocating in Your State
Most of the important decisions about gifted education are formed at the state level, making your state legislature a great place to begin your advocacy efforts. In many cases, state legislative initiatives are coordinated by the state gifted education association with support from individuals and local parent groups.
The tools below are designed for state association leaders, legislative committee leaders, or for a group of individuals assigned the responsibility to develop a state legislative agenda.
State Gifted Education Association Resources
There are statewide gifted education associations in most states that advocate on behalf of gifted students. Many of these groups focus on legislative advocacy in their state capitals; most also offer a range of education opportunities, including statewide and regional conferences for teachers and parents. NAGC is pleased that the state associations have chosen to affiliate with the national organization and we rely on the state groups and their members to educate Members of Congress on the needs of gifted learners. If you haven't already joined your state group, we urge you to look into the resources they offer and the types of projects in which you might get involved.
Information Resources
Assessing the Landscape for Legislative Action in Your State -- Advocacy is long-term commitment and this outline will help you plan what is needed in your state, what your priorities are, and what steps to take to get there. Download the assessment form.
A Guide to State Policies in Gifted Education -- Divided in 4 major policy areas – Identification, Program and Curriculum, Personnel Preparation, and Program Assessment/Evaluation – this guide provides state gifted and talented policy language to help advocates as they work to create effective state policy. You'll find this CD-rom in the NAGC Bookstore.
Academic Acceleration Guidelines -- The Institute for Research and Policy on Acceleration, NAGC, and the Council of State Directors of Programs for the Gifted created guidelines for developing an academic acceleration policy at the state or local level. Download Acceleration Guidelines.
State definitions of Gifted -- NAGC has compiled state definitions of gifted, or often "gifted and talented" children. The document includes links to individual state definitions. Click here for the state definitions.
Snapshot of the Country
In many cases, comparing how your state sizes up to neighboring states and the nation is an effective advocacy strategy. For example, do the neighboring states fund gifted education? And, if so, at what level? Do they require teacher training? How many states mandate gifted education services? Having the data available for fact sheets to support a legislative agenda and for letters-to-the editor can help others understand your state's relative strengths (and weaknesses) in supporting gifted learners.
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TELLURIDE – Jen Karcsinski is a lifelong animal lover, and it runs in the family. Karcsinski was inspired to train as a veterinarian after visiting her sister's vet clinic when she was 13, and inspired to follow her sister's footsteps into the same career.
Karcsinski earned her bachelor and master degrees from Colorado State University in 2004 and 2006, and then, in 2011, her veterinarian's degree from St. Matthew's University (through Oklahoma State University), but not in a linear fashion.
Dr. Karcsinski, who now owns and operates Mobile Unit 1, a mobile veterinary service, serving animals of all sizes in the tri-county area, put her education on hold in the early 1990s as an undergraduate at CSU, to become a professional snowboarder. The native New Englander grew up occasionally boarding Mad River Glen, Stratton and Okemo, but did not experienced Western snowboarding until her college years at CSU, where she studied animal science.
One spring break, she visited Telluride, and immediately fell in love with the town. Soon, she had dropped out of CSU and moved to the San Miguel box canyon. Having gained the necessary skills to snowboard the oppressive East, Karcsinski took naturally to the challenges of Telluride's steepness.
She was soon competing with the nation's best boarders.
After a successful career in professional snowboarding, sustaining a few injuries along the way, Karcsinski returned to CSU to complete her undergraduate and graduate studies. Armed with degrees in animal science and integrated range resource management, she applied for veterinary school.
Although a master's degree was not necessary for acceptance, it comes in handy, said Karcsinski, who constantly applies her education in range resource management while visiting ranches with Mobile Unit 1.
The interfacing degrees help her assist ranchers and landowners with everything from taking better care for their animals to minimizing inefficiencies on their land, aspects of ranch management not taught in conventional veterinarian coursework.
"Veterinary medicine isn't just about understanding the animal; you need to understand people and listen to them," Karcsinski said. "On a case-by-case basis, you need to consider the owner, the house, the environment the animals live in, everything. This is not something they teach you in vet school.
"Because of my master's, I have a good understanding of the challenges facing ranch owners," she said. "My master's helps me consider what's important to the people who own those animals and their ranch."
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When asked what animals she works on, she said: "I think the right question is what animals I don't work on." It's a short list: wildlife, sugar gliders and primates.
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If you own pets, horses or cattle and want onsite veterinary care, Karcsinski is available. Mobile Unit 1 offers 24-hour turnaround time for diagnostic, as well as emergency services, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., with after 6 p.m. reserved for emergencies (for which there is a fee). For farm calls outside of Society Turn in Telluride, she charges $2/mile.
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The hotel has 7 comfortable rooms provided with all amenities and technical equipment that are necessary for the recreation. The interior of each guest room is individual, allowing you to choose the one best suiting to your mood and the purpose of visit.
The rooms are equipped with all the necessary amenities to make your recreation delightful and relaxed.
For guests safety, the rooms are equipped with built in safes. All the guestrooms have satellite television, land line with access to local/international calls and WiFI conncetion to keep you " connected" to the external world.
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|Spa Land Centum City (스파랜드 센텀시티)
|Spa Land, equipped with all the benefits of a traditional Korean spa, is located in 'Shinsegae
Centum City' in Haeundae, Busan. Spa Land consists of 22 spas fed by two different kinds of all-natural spring water pumped up from 1000m underground, 13 distinctively themed 'Jjimjilbangs' and saunas, and an open-air foot spa.
The 1st floor houses the Korean traditional 'Jjimjilbang' and traditional saunas from all over the world. Visitor favorites include a radiant heat-based 'Roman Sauna,' which recreates the ancient roman bath using modern technology, and the traditional 'Finnish Sauna,' which is an all-natural, Finnish-style sauna said to keep you healthy during the freezing winter months.
Entertainment Zone on the second floor provides a range of beautification programs, a PC room, a restaurant, and a conference room. Spa Land is a refreshing place for relaxing with your friends and family.
* Scale: 8264.5m² (1F: 4132.25m², 2F: 2975.22m², Outdoor: 826.45m²)
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※ Please note that children age 12 and under are not permitted, and under the age of 18 must be under parental supervision after 22:00.
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* Parking Fee is free for 4 - 6 hours.
|Available Facilities
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Bathtubs, 13 'Jjimjilbang,' Open-air foot spa
* Saunas: Finnish Sauna, Roman Sauna, Wave-Dream Room, Body Sauna Room, SEV Room, Roman Room, Hamam Room, Milky Bath, Steam Sauna, Open-air Spa, Pyramid Room, Balli Room, Yellow Earth Room, Hard Wood Charcoal Room, Salt Room, Dry Sauna, Ice Room, Attraction Pool
* Facilities: Relaxation Room, Esthetics, Nail Care, DVD Room, Restaurant, Café, etc.
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|* Adults:
12,000 Won (Weekdays), 14,000 Won (Weekends)
* Middle / High School Students: 9,000 Won (Weekdays), 11,000 Won (Weekends)
* Before 8:00 am / After 9:00 pm: 7,000 Won (Weekdays), 9,000 Won (Weekends)
* Busan Station
Centum City Station, Busan Subway Line #2. The subway station is directly connected to the complex.
* Gimhae Airport
Take the Airport Limousine Bus for Centum City, get off at the Shinsegae Centum City. It takes about 50 minutes.