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1816 Broadway, Nashville, TN | Directions 3720336.151410 -86.796567
Monday To Thursday From 10:30 AM To 10:00 PM Friday To Saturday From 10:30 AM To 11:00 PM Sunday From 12:00 PM To 09:00 PM
Great all away round. – We were visiting from Wisconsin at the Embassy march 17 through 20. We ate there twice. It was the best sirlion tips and mushrooms. Also orderd a chef salad and wings. Which we also good. I have eaten there before and this is the one place I eat everytime I go. I cant wait till next year.
dont waste your time – so, we tried ordering online. after an hour and half, we called. NO ANSWER!! this was 2 hrs before they were supposed to close. the website had nothing to offer. this was our first time using them and I can tell you, we will NEVER find our what they taste like. I mean really, if your online ordering isn't working...how bout a message or something. Again, if the online isn't working, how about adding a message when people call....oh wait...they don't answer the phone either. Don't waste your time.
Did not answer phone! – Tried for 15 min to place order and the phone never got answer. Heard the food was good but I will never know.
GREAT dlivery and food! – While on extended stay at Centennial Women's Hospital, my husband and I were looking for decent places to deliver to avoid eating hospital food 3 times a day. Off The Grill is our favorite, by far! The food is always hot and very, very good. Delivery is quick, too. We have been pleased every time we order. They got the order somewhat wrong once but it was still very tasty and we enjoyed it anyway :)
Awesome service! – Estimated delivery time was 1hr but they delivered in half that. The food was still hot and the ribeye steak, fries, rolls, and cheesecake was all great! I was pleasantly surprised with Off the Grill's service.
unreliable delivery – don't order online - i called to check on my food after an hour had passed, and they said they didn't even GET my order until 45 minutes after i placed it online. after that, it took another hour for it to arrive. by that point i was starving and in a bad mood. might be better to call or just go pick it up yourself.
on the bright side, when i got my food, the order was correct, and it was very tasty.
Steaks, salads and sides are delivered for free by this meat-and-potatoes spot. – In Short
This chain restaurant has a small dining room, but it specializes in takeout and delivery. Located between Vanderbilt University and downtown Nashville, this is one of the busiest spots in town during weekday lunchtime. The menu includes a rib eye steak hero sandwich, eight-ounce cut of filet mignon and a loaded baked potato with cheese, bacon and sour cream. Specialty salads are also available, as well as a kids menu that includes mini-corn dogs.
Don't get it delivered! – I gave them ONE more chance. They said 45 minutes. I waited 1 1/2 hours. I called she said it was on the way. 10minutes later the delivery driver called saying he couldn't find my place (they have my address and delivered here twice) I repeated the address. 10more minutes later I called them back. The lady said they were delivering it so I got mad and she put me on hold. Much to my surpirse the DELIVERY DRIVER picked the phone up asked me where I was located. 2 Hours later I asked if the burger would be new since the one that wasn't delivered had to be cold, soggy. He said it would take ANOTHER 45 minutes and it MIGHT NOT be warm? He just said should he cancel my order? YES! . I live ON 2nd AVE. In a cab its 45seconds to Broadway. NEVER AGAIN
Horrible staff, not recommended. – I checked before I ordered to make sure they delivered to my house, and they told me they did. I placed the order and 20 minutes after it was supposed to be here, they called back to tell me that they don't deliver here. Now it's 10:20 and I'm starving. Way to go, Off The Grill.
OFF THE GRILL ON BROADWAY - NOT IMPRESSIVE – After an hour and a half of being lied to and sitting on hold debating whether or not there is delivery to my home (3 minutes from downtown), I get my order and half of it is missing!!
I am upset b/c:
Hostess told me there was delivery
Then I was told there wasnt
I asked for a manager, and after sitting on hold, hostess comes back p[osing as a manager
I finally get my food and attach a complaint to the back of my recepit, and the delivery boy calls me to tell me he can't give ti to the manager b/c he doesn't want the hostess to get in trouble
On top of all of this; MY SALAD IS MISSING FROM MY ORDER!!
I hate Off the Grill
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Yes, we finally moved the CapeDwarf runtime over to new WildFly codebase! It took time to get all the components aligned, all our provided patches merged and all issues resolved. But it was worth it!
Apart from new runtime with WildFly, we also switched to new Infinispan version 6.x and new UnderTow web server. With new Infinispan version 6.x you get much faster file store impl, while the move to UnderTow allowed us to implement Channel API on top of WebSockets.
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To name a few new features or resolved issues - we finally have initial OAuth impl, we're now using original Endpoints resources from GAE for our Endpoints support, Marko found and fixed a nasty namespace bug in our Datastore, and we fixed a bunch of small issues exposed by the GAE TCK.
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Filesys::DiskFree calls and parses 'df' rather than use libc functions like statvfs. I see this as likely to involve more overhead. The API does not look that nice to use; there is a separate initialization step that must be called after new() - this could be called automatically on the first use of an accessor, for example.
The documentation is pretty good, although it would be nice to have the copyright/license in the pod rather than having to read the source code.
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Lost Ocean - 05.21.07
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The question on everyone's minds is: What is the meaning behind the name Lost Ocean?
It's not really the literal meaning of the two words or some in-depth story behind Lost Ocean that we liked, but more of the vibe of it and how that relates to our music. On an old set list we had the titles "lost" and "ocean" next to each other, we liked how it looked and the feeling it gave us and we went from there.
When did the band first meet?
We've all known each other and played in different bands together for about 7 or 8 years. The four of us played in another band before Lost Ocean with two additional members. As time went on, it became clear that the four of us had a certain idea of which direction we wanted to go and eventually it just became the four of us doing this.
Did anyone in the band have lessons or were they self-taught?
Everyone has had lessons in some sort. Chris and Sky studied music in college for a bit, Jeff and myself have had private lessons. I'd like to get vocal lessons and eventually get some more proper training on theory and composition. A lot of my "lessons" early on can be attributed to musictheory.net [laughs]
When did Credential Recordings first notice you and how did you make the decision to sign with them?
We started talking with Chris York (A&R) back in early 2005 after a friend of ours who worked at the record label gave Chris a demo of ours. Chris lives in Nashville but flew out to LA when Edison Glass (Credential) was recording their album out here. We met with him for a bit and just got to know each other. After talking for a bit we ended up driving out to Nashville and showcasing for the label. It was a bit stressful but wonderful at the same time. The first day was spent just getting to know everyone at the office and seeing how all the day to day operations went. That night we played and went out to dinner with Chris and his dad Peter (president), then on the following day Chris told us that he wanted us to be part of the Credential family. It wasn't so much the EMI connection or any certain perk about our contract that made us chose Credential over some other labels we were in contact with at the time, but it was really more a thing about the quality of the people at the label and how genuine they were and have been to this day. They are all truly great people and we feel extremely fortunate to have them working for us.
What made you decide to include the songs from your EP on the full-length?
The EP was actually an after thought of the album. We recorded the album in it's entirety and later on the label decided it would be a better marketing move if we could release the EP and have something to help us build some more buzz before the full length came out.
What are some of the lyrical themes on your self-titled record?
Love, Life, God, Friends, Temptation, Redemption, and Insanity.
What were the inspirations behind the self-titled record?
Although this is our first proper record released from a record label and that is in stores nationwide, we released an indie record entitled "Douse the Choir" prior to our self-titled. We all consider the self-titled our first record, as we were never really able to give douse the choir a chance (started talking with Credential and got to work demoing new songs for the new record). DTC was something that we wrote for ourselves without much regard to other people liking it. And I really don't feel that art needs to made to just make other people happy, there is plenty of music out there that makes everyone else happy and if it doesn't make the writer happy then it is a waste of his/her time. But I think there needs to be a balance. We learned that from DTC and tried to incorporate that into this record. At the end of the day you need to be happy with the art that you make, but I don't really see the point in touring and trying to spread your music to other people if there isn't some degree of wanting to give them something tangible.
What are your expectations for the new record?
For the self-titled or for our next record?
For the self-titled.
I hope it can make it's way into as many people's hands as possible and I hope that in a year from now (or whenever it is that we record again) we are able to grow and learn from this record and hopefully make something that is both catchier and artier. Not to boast or sound full of myself, but I think one of the strong points in this band (or at least what we have strived for since the beginning) is the ability to blend pop with a bit more arty or intricate music. I hope that can only increase and we can only get better at it.
How has the response been for your new full-length?
It has been very very encouraging, we have gotten a lot of kind words from a lot of people and we have gotten to get our music in the hands of people in Japan, South America and all over the US and a lot of places I honestly never thought we would. The reviewers have also been very kind to us. Thank you reviewers!
Douse The Choir
ever get a re-release in the near future?
Difficult to say, I think if it was available online sometime down the road that would be nice. This album would not have happened without
Douse the Choir
. We learned a lot from that record and I think we'll always look back fondly on it.
Who are your biggest musical influences?
At the moment...
The Beatles, Radiohead, Sigur Ros, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Bjork, The Killers, Arcade Fire, Broken Social Scene.
When you are on tour, what are some snacks that you just have to have with you?
We're all pretty big on the cans of slim fast. Very easy when you're touring and fast food + driving in a van 8 hours a day just makes you fat. Slim Fast isn't really the coolest "rock snack" (if there is such a thing) but who really wants to come home to their girlfriend fat? Monsters are also a must.
What is the most crucial thing (other than instruments) you need to have with you on tour?
Our inverter, it gives us power in the van to watch DVDs, play playstation, and charge our cell phones. That or the GPS. I don't know how bands toured without those two items.
What do you love the most about being in a band?
Seeing all the new places and meeting all the new faces. I can't think of another job where you can have as much freedom and be able to take as much pride in the product you are selling. Being able to share these things with your best friends is like nothing else.
What is one CD that can be found in your collection that most people would be surprised to know you own?
Sugar Ray, the one with that "fly" song. I bought it in like the 7th grade. That or
Jagged Little Pill
by Alanis Morisette. I had great taste in music in jr. high.
Are there any unsigned bands or local bands around that people should be checking out?
There are a million, there is a band called Briertone that is from around
here and they are wonderful as well as a band called Northern (on our top
friends on myspace). The best way to find out is to go to local shows and buy bands CDs.
Are there any last words you would like to say to the reader's of absolutepunk.net?
Thank you for taking time out of your day to read this, please check out our new record and stream it on lostoceanmusic.com. Become our friend on myspace then come out to a show and say hi to us. Please tell your friends and most importantly of all, support bands that you like by buying their merchandise/records in stores. Godspeed!
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nice interview.
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good interview. a friend turned me onto this band, and i really enjoy em.
and gabe gross ftw.
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i bought this cd back when it came out. the name caught my attention and i had heard bands on credential i liked before, so i just bought it not having heard any of their music. i was happy i did because it is a great album. my band is opening for them when they stop in KC this july and i am pretty excited about it!
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I feel very fortunate to be able to catch them at local shows. Such a good band.
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i have been enjoying this bands release alot, good interview btw
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With the final game still a little over a month away, Deep Silver was kind enough to provide us with a pair of playable builds of the PC and Xbox 360 versions of Saints Row IV. John and I ran the various versions of the game through the ringer this past weekend and are walking away a ton of excitement for the final version of the game.
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of Saint's Row IV's craziness. Deep Silver was kind enough to provide the chance to check out more of the game and boy, it's damn fun. Being a fan of the past two, I missed my time with the Saints and I'm happy to see them back for a fourth go around.
You're now the President of the United States after another one of those crazy intros that you play through, going after an old friend from the previous game. Unfortunately, aliens have gone and messed up your mojo. The Zins, lead by Zinyak, have invaded Earth and it's up to you to save the world now from alien domination.
If you played Saints Row The Third, you're going to feel right at home. At least I did with the preview. Jumping back into the role as leader of the Saints, I had my old crew with me Shaunie, Pierce, Oleg, Kinzie, Benjamin King) and some new faces as well like Keith David. Half of the preview was what I saw at E3 while the other half takes place in a simulation of Steelport. The goal in the preview was to get out of the simulation that Zinyak has you trapped in after being abducted.The scenario reminded me a little bit of Hot Fuzz, where you're in what seems to be a happy go lucky town only to slowly uncover the dark underlying secret that these folks aren't all that they seem to be.
As with the last game, various activities are labeled on the map that will give you more items when completed.The insane mayhem from the previous games is back, but now you can pilot an alien tank and the helicopter is replaced by a UFO. Added in were missions to take out old versions of you or to steal cars that look like they will be needed to completed in order to break out of the simulation.
One of the new features in Saint's Row IV is the inclusion of super powers. In the preview, super speed, freeze, and super jump were available to play with. Once I got super speed, I found myself foregoing stealing cars because it seems quicker to get from point A to point B just by running and jumping. Initially, you'll be limited to how long you can sprint, but I found that it was still quicker to traverse Steelport using my super powers than by vehicle. The super jump lets you jump high as well as wall jump making it so much easier to scale buildings and reach those hard to reach places.
Each power is upgradeable by picking up clusters scattered throughout the world. With enough clusters, you could upgrade a superpower with a brand new ability. It's this part that reminded me so much of the old Xbox 360 game Crackdown, where you would jump to various places to pick up orbs. It's the same here as the clusters are scattered on top of buildings and you have to perform these insane jumps to get to them. Some easier than others, of course. I had a fun time trying to use my powers in reaching these clusters and I definitely can see myself being addicted in collecting these items, not just so I can upgrade my super powers, but just for personal pride in getting them all.
The humor, while extremely childish, makes this game incredibly fun to play. I laughed a lot more than I thought in Saints Row The Third and I'm doing the same now with Saint's Row IV. When you first wake up in the simulation, you saunter around in this ridiculous strut that put a big smile on my face. If you liked the back and forth that was in Saints Row The Third, then you'll enjoy the dialogue here in the fourth game as well.
On the PC, the game looked pretty close to the Saints Row The Third, but it does look a little bit more detailed. It's nothing that will make you say wow, but the style is pretty much the same and the performance on my machine consisting of an i7-2600K with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 was absolutely flawless. I did see some of the graphical issues that were at the E3 demo I played with, but let's hope these are corrected in the final build of the game.
I was able to spend a good amount of time just doing side missions and wandering around Steelport. The preview unfortunately ended when I broke out the simulation Matrix style and had to fly a ship through the internals of the mothership. From the hour or two I had with the preview, fans of the last game and those new to the series should have a blast with the fourth game. It's more akin to Crackdown then Grand Theft Auto now, and that's a good thing. The fast gameplay, crazy events, and childish humor are back and I can't wait for the game's release come August 20th.
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The Saints Row series holds a special place in my heart. Not just because the games are so incredibly insane and fun, but it was also the first game marked the first review product that I ever received. That is another story though, we're here to talk about Saints Row IV! I don't even know where to begin with the latest installment of the game. Within the first 20 minutes of the preview build I have I did all of the following:
Rode on top of an airborn nuclear missile while Aerosmith's "I Don't Want to Miss a thing" blared through my speakers
Ascended to the Presidency of the United States
Cured cancer
Decided against ending world hunger
Shot down an alien invasion using an anti-air turret seated on the White House lawn
It seems as though the development team behind the series has decided to throw out any and all attempts of any "seriousness" when it comes to this installment (as if they hadn't already). The truth is, the experience may be better for it in the end.
As John mentioned above, the game starts off like any other in the franchise, reintroducing you all of your favorite Saints: Pierce, Oleg, Shaunie, and more. This intro level plays something as both a tribute and a mockery to the Call of Duty or Tom Clancy games, complete with slow-motion door breaching action. While there are some over the top action pieces that play out in the form of cut scenes, the playable action is like that of a straight forward, third person shooter. However, once you make your way through the isolated enemy installation, and a nuclear missile is launched in the direction of the United States, the pedigree humor of the series comes in at full force.
As soon as that nuclear begins its ascension into the atmosphere, your character will make a miraculous dive on the side of it and begin an ascension to the top, deactivating the device and saving the world. While you are trying to complete this dangerous task however, the background music dramatically shifts to the Aerosmith song I mentioned above and it becomes clear that this game is about making you laugh and nothing else. The next thing you know, it is five year's later and the Saints have ascended to the White House, outfitted it with stripper poles and a serving staff akin to using them. Oh, and you, as the leader of the Saints, are now the leader of the free world.
As if they haven't already, complete hell breaks loose when the White house is attacked by Zinyak and his extra-terrestrial forces. He abducts all of the Saints, and isolates you as he views you as the one real threat to his Earthly invasion. In order to keep you in line, he banishes you to a simulated world of his own creation, a virtual Steel City of sorts meant to keep your mind rested and at ease, and out of his way. However, what he doesn't count on is the brainiac of your outfit Kinzie hacking into the virtual simulation and leading you out and back into the real world. The entire section reminded me of a cross between Crackdown (as John mentioned) and the Matrix. Kinzie sort of overseas and manipulates everything in the world and helps you find cracks in the Steelport-Matrix's code to break Zinyak's spell. It's crazy, fun, and the epitome of the Saints Row experience, especially when you discover your super / enhanced abilities.
Having any experience with the previous games will help you to feel right at home here. You get an open-world map of the city to explore and devastate at will. The game looks and runs gorgeous on the 360, despite some minor pop-up and clipping which is to be expected with an unfinished build. The world is insanely detailed and bustling with life at every turn. All of your mission options are laid out on the city map, consisting of both optional and required missions. the option ones in particular provide quite a bit of variety in the gameplay experience. I have done things such as stealing marked cars like the previous entries in the franchise to taking control of an alien fighter ship and creating as much havoc as I can in a limited amount of time.
Everything fan's have come to know and love in the series has returned. there are a ton of customization options for the look and personality of your character, every vehicle in the world can be hijacked and use for your own will, and weapons can be found everywhere. There are even more weapons than before as the aliens carry their own variety which you can collect and horde for your own usage. The same can be said for their vehicles as well.
It is hard for me to guess where the devs are going with this tale but they can count me in for the ride. The first hour or so of the game that I experienced this weekend has completely sold me on the fourth game. Those hoping that the series would make a shift to a more serious approach (I am looking at you Jason Rubin), will need to keep wishing, because this series isn't going that direction any time soon. This is classic Saints row through and through and it may just be the best one yet.
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Conducts college-level courses in the field of foreign languages. Areas of instruction include pronunciation, meaning, translation, and linguistic history of foreign languages. Responsible for preparing and delivering lectures, leading and moderating classroom discussions, and administering and grading examinations. Requires a bachelor's/master's degree in area of specialty and 2-4 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures. Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. May lead and direct the work of others. A certain degree of creativity and latitude is expected. Typically reports to a department head.
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by Michael Fay
Winter 2008
30 January 2008 - Point Reyes, California
Movement turned my eye down the gulch to the right. Out of the
coyote brush rose a burly bull elk in full battle regalia. It was almost February and he was now solitary, waiting only for his giant rack to fall. His gaze was fixed on mine, looking for a sign that would tell him if I was friend or foe. One bipedal step was all it took to send him on his way. The winter wind was coming off the coast, and it looked like it was fixing to storm. I continued my walk northward through coastal scrub high above the Pacific Ocean.
Meadowlarks flushed as I advanced up the slope. A harrier hawk
cleared the lip of a small crest just above me, snatching a sparrow
as its flock fled for cover. Over the next rise, I saw more elk, a herd this time. More than 20 strong, they trotted down the hill and
simultaneously stopped to have a look. They were all medium-sized
bulls, relegated to a bachelor herd.
Skirting around the flank of the hill and then ascending to the top,
I sent elk does and yearling bulls running in a tight herd like sheep,
glancing back, eyes popping out of their heads as if to say, "Which
one of us is he going to take?" I continued on large trails that the elk use to get down to the marshes on the bay below. There was a slight rain. Every few minutes the sun would break through bringing the first glimpses of spring to the ground. The hills had a scattered cover of bushy lupines and irises in the wetter spots of the deep loam soil. Not only were the elk abundant here, the bay was home to hundreds of waterfowl: buffleheads, scaup and goldeneyes. Further out were surf scoters and brant. Deep piles of shells at the water's edge told me that this had been great human habitat too. Miwok Indians sustained themselves here for thousands of years.


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SRS Cinema LLC is among the leaders in ultra low budget indie film distribution, having evolved to it's current form from it's roots as "Salt City Home Video" in 1992. We have handled rights to over 300 movies domestically and worldwide. SRS Cinema now distributes DVD exclusively through MVD, while our Sub Rosa branch handles limited special edition VHS releases.
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"Imagine New York State in the midst of a Zombie apocalypse… now tell your story of survival!"
1/23/2014, Syracuse, NY – SRS Cinema, in partnership with The Scare-A-Con Horror, Sci-Fi & Fan Convention, is looking for short motion pictures 8-10 mins long that are set and shot in New York State for the "Empire State of Dead" short subject contest. Not only will there be prize money for the top 10 finalists, but those winning shorts will also be grouped together into a feature length anthology called, you guessed it, "Empire State of Dead", which will receive a world-wide release on DVD and other formats.
And it gets better… the filmmaker with the top short, as picked by the judges, will also get the chance at a development deal for a feature length horror project to be produced by SRS/Scare-A-Con.
Submissions start immediately and the cut-off date for submission is June 30th, 2014. There is no cost to submit. Prize money for the winners is as follows:
1st Place: $500 and a chance to develop a feature length horror film with our combined studios.
2nd – 10th Place: $100 each.
Each of the top 10 filmmakers will get a cut of any profits generated from a release of the feature length anthology. The top ten finalists will be announced mid-August. The $500 winner will be announced at this year's Scare-A-Con event, Sept 12th-14th, at the Turning Stone Casino in Verona, NY.
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The shorts not picked for the motion picture will still have an opportunity to screen at the next annual Scare-A-Con Convention during a daytime shorts block.
Judging will be conducted by Ron Bonk of SRS Cinema and JV Johnson of The Scare-A-Con Convention. Details on the short contest as well as submission forms can be found at srscinema.com and scareacon.com, as well as their respective Facebook pages. PRIOR to submitting, and for any additional information, please email Ron @ firstname.lastname@example.com for a copy of the agreement – the distribution agreement must accompany your entry.


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