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Denver >Food & Dining > Bastien's Restaurant
3501 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO | Directions 8020639.740185 -104.946478
Mon-Wed 3pm-10pm
Thu-Fri 11am-10pm
Sat 4pm-10pm
Sun 9am-2pm, 4pm-9:30pm
Neighborhoods: Northeast Denver, City Park
I do NOT recommend this place! I have never been treated so poorly at a restaurant in my life. The staff was extremely rude and could care less about us.
We arrived at the restaurant and had a reservation. We waited 15 minutes before someone greeted us. There was one elder couple in front of us and later a single came in. The hostess decided to seat both the elder couple and single before us even though we were there first and had a reservation! The rude hostess/manager sat the single in a huge booth and the couple at a table. She then moved the couple to the last booth without even looking at us yet. The manager, Jeanne, finally got to us and we told her we had a reservation. She said she could seat us at the last table, which was by a huge loud party. We politely told her that I was pregnant and I couldn't sit in a hard chair and we wanted something quieter; after all we did have a reservation and you would think we would have a nice comfy table waiting for us. She said she didn't have anything else and we would have to wait 15-20 minutes. My husband asked if we could sit upstairs as we saw some cushion chairs up there and she said they were not serving up there. We asked for an exception and she said absolutely not...really? She said we could sit in the bar area if we wanted..we made a reservation lady! My husband asked to speak to the owner and the lady said we could call on Monday. We asked for a business card and she would only give us her business card as she was the manager. We obviously left and were SO disappointed and upset at the service.
I was really looking forward to eating at this place as I am a 4th generation native. I will NOT recommend this place to anyone!!! I hope this place shuts down soon and a new restaurant goes in with customer service!
What a wonderful place to be lost in at. I can see why there are people willing to wait for a table in this place. Their salads are delicious and the drinks are just amazing.
This is my favorite restaurant in Denver. The service is outstanding. The food wonderful, and the ambiance and music perfect for a romantic evening. It was my birthday and there were balloons at our table, and a complimentary dessert for me complete with a candle. Oh, and the presentation of the food lovely with a garnish of 2 Cymbidium orchids on the plate.
Bastien's is my FAVORITE – Everything I've ever had has been perfect!
Fried chicken is best I've had in a long time.
Soups are excellent.
Service is very good and everyone I've taken there LOVE the steaks! Super drinks too.
Don't forget dessert.
Come on 4 or more stars? – We used to eat here years ago. It was nice. Retro, inexpensive, decent but NOT great food.
We had not been back in some years. We were asked when we got there if we had a reservation. At Bastiens? The place is never full.
Then we got the menu. Had not eaten there in years. And the prices were...well high. For the Bastiens of old. Maybe this was a new Bastiens. I mean, there were no more one tooth waitresses...
So I had the $20 chicken dinner. Jebus. Everyone else from the pasta to the steak was thinking, what the hell.I am paying this much for this little. This little service (are you ready to order yet? How about now? How about now?), flavor? Quality?
I specifically asked if the chicken gravy was homemade. Yes. It was poo. Pure crap. And tasted like beef gravy out of a jar.
Four meals and four glasses of wine for $140 including the tip. Do not waste your time. This place was worth lerss than half that.
Bastien's Comments – We were party of 7 meeting for Tuesday evening of fun. I had heard alot about the history of the place and looked forward to being with friends. First, I will say the food was great. Probably the best 'hamburger' I've ever had. That's where it ends. The service was very slow. The pricing was too expensive. And the drinks were suspect. One of the members of our party said his margarita tasted like soda. The wine glasses appeared to be less than 4 oz and pricey for house wine. The owner was on-site and when asked casually a question about getting drinks, she rudely informed me I would have to wait for my waitress. While we had a fun night with friends, I would not return for the experience.
Just so-so – I've read many rave reviews of this place, and being very close to us we wanted to try it. I have to say I was pretty disappointed. The sugar steak was pretty tough and not very flavorful. The vegetables were unpeeled carrots that were barely cooked, and some brown broccoli. My wife's salmon tasted farmed and not very fresh. The twice-baked potato was pretty good though. Service was slow despite it being a Wednesday night, and worst of all she forgot our 5-year-old's grilled cheese sandwich. Not until she came out to ask how our food was did she say "Oh, the cook must have forgotten it!" like it wasn't her job. In the end he loved the grilled cheese, but that was the highlight of the evening.
Maybe it was the coupon we used or something, but we won't be going back with or without a coupon. The atmosphere had potential, though it's starting to seem kind of seedy.
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST STEAK EVER!! – We were looking for a steakhouse to take out-of-town guests - nothing was available downtown so the search was expanded - we came across several reviews and decided to try this out-of-the-way gem - Boy, are we glad we did! A distinctive looking round-octagon shaped building right on Colfax, just west of Colorado belies the great ambiance and food you will find inside.
Tastefully decorated with cozy tables for 4 (large groups must arrange ahead of time as they do not have tables to seat parties larger than 6). Full bar service, pages and pages of Steaks, Chicken and Fish and Desserts to die for! Large, filling portions, moderately priced averaging $20-25/plate, salad and veggie included. Desserts homemade on premises. Service was prompt and available when needed, staff was very knowledgeable about the menu offerings, suggestions taken made for excellent choices, steaks cooked to perfection.
Lastly, I must comment on the music - 30's & 40's Big Band, Swing and Jazz including Sinatra, Dorsey, Goodman, Ellington, Basie and more - many were USO and live radio recordings - a perfect compliment to a perfect evening. We are already planning a return visit.
great service – Good to know that I can count on this place to have consistantly good service and not have to worry about it being slow or off.
A hidden gem of a steak house! – Okay...we live in Denver and are surrounded by a million steakhouses. BUT...that shouldn't prevent you from giving Bastien's a try. This is one of the funkiest little places you'll find, and the Sugar Steaks (yes, really...it's a steak rubbed down in sugar) is wonderful!!
As soon as you walk in you get the feeling that time has stood still! The decor is so very retro but it's great! It's hard to put into words, but when you step in you'll get it.
The price is another plus. You won't fork over an arm and a leg to get a full meal, including a delightful salad in addition to your meat course. The bar is fully stocked as well, so ask for a cosmo (or something retro...just work with the atmosphere!) and enjoy.
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Re: Celtics vs. Pistons
posted at 11/3/2013 6:00 PM EST
There is speculation Jennings makes his Pistons debut tonight!
Go Celtics!!
posted at 11/3/2013 6:03 PM EST
Just read Jennings will play but not start!!
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KO needs to show ..... a bit more of his game tonight! Hopefully the game starts to slow down for him soon!
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Two losses by an average of 6.5 pts! This team fights and scraps pretty well! Unfortunately, the Cs have no closer(s)!
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[/QUOTE]absolutely agree. He needs to come out swinging. If he makes lot of mistakes, I don't care. But the effort HAS to be there.
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[/QUOTE]+ 1 I like that game plan!
I'm sitting here with a jar of strawberry moonshine in front of me. Every basket Kelly makes, I'm taking a monster swig.
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anyone know what station it'll be on?
100.7 ? That right?
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Fav coming out scoring!!
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Sounds like another slow start
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Dumars has put together a pretty good front line!
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Bradley is scared to shoot, joke. He just is not a good shot.
C's look like crap. Fav getting no help to cover his man when he goes to stop penetration.
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C's look scared to death of the paint.
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Thank god for Jordan Crawford. ....... Did I just say that?
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Crawford pounded the ball for 20 seconds only to heave up a fall away 3 pointer.....geez. Move the ball...please!!!!!!!!!
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wow..... this is really looking pathetic. C's look like they have no clue what they're doing out there. total Pistons ownage.
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[/QUOTE]yup...and i can't see how wallace talks crap about the team and he looks horrible...keep his mouth shut and play ball....we look like s h i t.
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Getting killed on the boards....
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woooo weee. that moonshine is Poh Tent! Kelly looking for his shot. Good.
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very good transition D there
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Probably the easiest game Detroit will play all year. This is gunna start getting ugly if the C's don't get it together. Pistons gunna create a 48 minute highlight real from 1 game.


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Watch music videos of a few of this year's artists on the "videos" page, plus some from the past Seabreeze Jazz Festivals.
festival updates are available on the "Festival Info" page
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We are celebrating our "Sweet Sixteen" this year our 16th year of Seabreeze Jazz Festivals. And this year we would like to thank Wyndham Vacation Rentals for being our presenting sponsor again. Wyndham Vacation Rentals Panama City Beach vacation rentals sold out quickly prior to last year's 2013 Seabreeze Jazz Festival. Book today for best selection.
Wyndham Vacation Rentals is pleased to once again be the official title sponsor of the annual ResortQuest Seabreeze Jazz Festival. Wyndham Vacation Rentals guests can choose from hundreds of Panama City Beach Condos, all located directly on the beautiful Gulf of Mexico.
Wyndham Vacation Rentals great selection of Panama City Beach vacation rentals include such popular resorts as Tidewater Beach Resort, Palazzo Resort and Sunrise Beach Condominium, which are all located less than a mile and a half from the festival site, as well as Celadon Beach Resort, Seychelles Beach Resort and more! Visit our Panama City Beach website to view all of our Panama City Beach Vacation Rentals.
For jazz fans that prefer the natural beauty and quiet solitude of scenic Highway 30-A in Beaches of South Walton, Wyndham Vacation Rentals also has a large selection of condo and vacation home rentals in this area. The popular High Pointe Resort is located on the east end of 30-A, and is only 10 miles from the event site at Pier Park..
Call 1-855-728-2410 today (24 Hour Reservation Hotline) and use Group Code "F1046".
Get your tickets on-line, see this year's line-up, and also see videos and photos from 2013 festival. We will again be on beautiful Panama City Beach at Pier Park.
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We are thrilled to announce:
Friday , April 25 from 1 pm- 3 pm at Pompano Joe's (formerly Reggae J's )
Mindi Abair will host a RELEASE PARTY for her new CD "Wild Heart" and do an intimate performance of her new songs, along with a Q&A with the audience. These tickets are limited to 100 people and will include a copy of her new CD "Wild Heart" which she will autograph for you. We will also provide a lunch menu and a cash bar will be available. Tickets will be $50 and include a copy of her new CD which she will personally autograph for you. Be one of the first to have a copy of the CD scheduled to be released nationwide on April 22.
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Located in Middleburg Heights, Residence Inn By Marriott Cleveland Airport is in the suburbs and close to Baldwin Wallace College and International Exposition Center.
This hotel is within the vicinity of NASA Glenn Research Center and Westfield Great Northern Mall.
Make yourself at home in one of the 158 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while video-game consoles and satellite programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as complimentary newspapers and separate sitting areas.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and a picnic area.
You can find a meal at a coffee shop/café serving guests of Residence Inn By Marriott Cleveland Airport, or stop in at a snack bar/deli.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and audiovisual equipment. Planning an event in Middleburg Heights? This hotel features 550 square feet (51 square meters) of event facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary at scheduled times.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, Residence Inn By Marriott Cleveland Airport provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café and a snack bar/deli. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities measure 550 square feet (51 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests at scheduled times. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Residence Inn By Marriott Cleveland Airport is a smoke-free property.
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
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- Total number of rooms - 158
- Free self parking
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- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 51
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- Year Built 1987
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 550
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.
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An outdoor pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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- Basketball on site
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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- Pets
Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- A pet fee will be charged plus a one-time pet cleaning fee
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Steeped in political history, Boston is one of the United States' most famed and influential cities. A key location during the American Revolution, the area hosted the Battle of Bunker Hill, the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party.
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Shopping in Boston and Cambridge is an event in itself, and there's plenty to choose from: the upscale boutiques of Newbury Street, Copley Place, and The Shops at Prudential Center in the Back Bay; the outdoor kiosks of Faneuil Hall Marketplace; and across the Charles River, there's Harvard Square and Cambridge Side Galleria; farther out, the Kittery Outlets and Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, and the high-end shops of the Natick Collection.


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Fifty years ago, Jerry Stone, Pontiac, fell in love with the 1957 Ford T-Bird and hoped that someday he would own one. His dream finally came true in 1998, but the car he bought was in very poor condition and certainly not something to be proud of. But, with persistence and many months devoted to its restoration, Jerry now has the car of his dreams.
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Wing flutter (constant); vocalizations (on-click)
This pet is a free gift for purchasing the Burning Crusade Collector's Edition. This edition is no longer sold in stores, however it had a sizable print run and can often be found on auction websites. While this is a rare pet, it's not quite as rare as the original Collector's Edition pets.
I bought the CE on Ebay. You can't upgrade your account to CE through battle.net so you need to send a couple of things to France (EU). I had already thrown away the paper on the backside of the CE but luckily I managed to find it (stuck between an old diaper and some iceberg lettuce).
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I decorated for Christmas early since our cruise began on December 4, and I'd have no time once we returned two weeks later to get ready for the holiday. Upon boarding our Holland America ship in San Diego I felt a sense of disappointment that it was not decorated for Christmas. Imagine my surprise upon stepping from my stateroom on our sixth day at sea (December 10) to discover a fairyland of Christmas
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Debris has been removed, repairs are being made, piles of dirt are being moved, tickets are being sold, and the lineups are set. Things are slowing getting back to "normal" for the hardworking crew over at the Planet. Let the festival season begin!
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Join the Tulip Fairy as she and her pint-sized helpers celebrate the tulips that adorn the Pearl Street Mall from 1 t0 5 p.m. This event includes live stage performances, face painting, free activities for children and more! The not-to-be-missed Tulip Fairy Parade will begin at 3:30 pm, leaving from the performance stage in front of the county courthouse.
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Spring is here, and Spring Break. The weather is good, the crocuses (or is it croci?) are blooming, and the town is recovering. All seem to be doing fairly well.
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ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst.
Life in the Solar System
Charles Cockell, about exobiology research and the potential benefits of biomining on other celestial bodies. ESA has a long history of experiments exposing life to the harsh conditions of space. Can life survive space travel? Can life hitchhike across the galaxy and where did life come from to begin with?
Understanding Muscle Loss
Molecular medicine scientist Nathaniel J. Szewczyk talks about research with worms on the International Space Station. Scientists are trying to find out which cellular signals are sensitive to gravity to combat unwanted changes in our cardiovascular system, bones, muscles and nervous system. Researching these changes offers clues on how to reverse ageing for people on Earth.
Life Support Systems for ISS and Exploration
Natalie Leys, talks about bacteria in space and how they can help build recycling system for water and waste management in future space missions.
Plant Growth in Space
Javier Medina, about the opportunities offered by the ISS to grow plants (and therefore food, oxigen and water vapour) in absence of gravity in order to study the potential plants needed for future exploration.
Blue Dot Mission Logo
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ESA Astronaut Alexander Gerst explains the logo for his ISS mission, Blue Dot. The mission logo is inspired by an image of Earth taken by NASA's Voyager spacecraft as it travelled six billion kilometres from our planet. American astronomer Carl Sagan described our faintly visible planet on the photograph as "pale blue dot".
Blue Dot Mission Training
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ESA Astronaut Alexander Gerst has been training for over five years to prepare for his first mission to the International Space Station in May 2014.
The European contribution to the ISS
ThermoMag 2nd lecture
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The second lecture from Anastasiia Prytuliak, European Space Agency postdoctoral research fellow in the Institute Laue Langevin and European Radiation Synchrotron Facility in Grenoble, France about a project called ThermoMag, which is devoted to the research and development of energy-harvesting thermoelectric materials.
Mission summary
ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano, Russian commander Fyodor Yurchikhin and NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg returned to Earth on 11 November 2013, landing in the Kazakhstan steppe.
Their return flight, landing at 02:49 GMT (03:49 CET), was in the same Soyuz TMA-09M spacecraft that flew them to the International Space Station on 29 May.
Luca spent five months on the International Space Station for his Volare mission under a bilateral agreement with the Italian space agency and NASA. He conducted more than 30 scientific experiments, performed two spacewalks and operational tasks as well as maintaining the orbital outpost.
Luca's science roster included installing and running experiments on emulsions that will help industry to create foods and pharmaceuticals with longer shelfalives.
Undock and landing
ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano, Russian commander Fyodor Yurchikhin and NASA astronaut Karen Nyberg returned to Earth, landing in the Kazakhstan steppe.
Their return flight, landing at 02:49 GMT (03:49 CET), was in the same Soyuz TMA-09M spacecraft that flew them to the International Space Station on 29 May.
Mission summary recounted by Luca Parmitano
Luca Parmitano recounts his six-month Volare mission on the International Space Station taking the viewer through some of the experiments he conducted.
Luca's nutrient intake was carefully controlled and measured to collect data in preparation of future space exploration missions. ESA's space furnace, the Material Science Laboratory is exploring properties of new materials. Luca shares the experience of docking three spacecraft: ESA's ATV Albert Einstein, the Japanese HTV-4 and the commercial spacecraft Cygnus. He shows us the Cupola module and the view it offers of our planet.
Tribute to Albert Einstein PAO
Aboard the International Space Station, Expedition 37 Flight Engineer Luca Parmitano of the European Space Agency paid tribute to the European "Albert Einstein" Automated Transfer Vehicle-4 cargo ship during an in-flight event Oct. 24 involving officials and students in Italy, Germany and Israel. The ATV-4 resupply vehicle arrived at the station in mid-June, delivering more than 7 tons of food, fuel and supplies for the space station crew. It will undock on Oct. 28 and will be deorbited for a destructive entry back into the Earth's atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean.
ATV-5 mission manager Massimo Cislaghi
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Join mission manager Massimo Cislaghi as he gives an overview of its mission showing the hardware while it is still on Earth before shipment to Europe's spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana.
Space Robotics Challenge PAO
ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano talks to finalists of the Volare Space Robotics Challenge.
From 400 km above the surface of Earth, ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano talked with high-school students during the finals of the Volare Space Robotics Challenge.
Seven teams entered remote-controlled robots that battled on a mock-up of the International Space Station. Their mission: to unload cargo from ESA's Automated Transfer Vehicle as quickly as possible while avoiding objects.
Students at "ground control" gave instructions wirelessly from the control centre next door. Multipliers added more strategy to the competition.
The two-day event was the culmination of lots of hard work from the seven teams of high-school students. The highlight for many students was visiting ESA's laboratories and of course a live call with ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano straight from the International Space Station.
Animation for future robotics human exploration.


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1. Vintage 1980 Beistle Co. Halloween Paper Cut Outs, $22.00
2. Retro Biestle Cuotuts, $6.75
3. Scat Cat Band, $9.99
4. Classic Witch, $4.99
5. Set of 8 Retro Decorations, $3.50
6. Vintage Halloween Masks, $64
7. Black Cat and Honeycomb Pumpkin, $11.95
8. Honeycomb Cat and Turkey, $15.00
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I think I may have spotted some of these at my local thrift- I'll have to go back and see if they're still around./
Halloween begins Nostalgia Season. Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas are all holidays where, for me, the more old-fashioned tthe decor, the better. I grew up in the 60s, when a lot of the examples here were in style, and they all seem so perfect -- as opposed to today's offerings, which feature an unwarranted emphasis on purple, chartreuse, plastic, sexiness, and repeated audio screams.
am I old if I remember some of those from my childhood?
I don't celebrate Halloween myself, but seriously, these decorations are 100x better than all the dollar tree garbage popping up around the neighborhood.
I love these decorations! They remind me of the ones my mom would put up when I was a kid.
I put old decorations like these in our windows. @Basil&Bones ~ I agree!!


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I spoke with Lieberman recently and asked about the schools that have been recruiting him to date.
"Wyoming, UC Davis, San Diego, Gonzaga, St. Mary's, UC Santa Barbara, Utah State, Butler, Boise State, Portland and Valparaiso," said Lieberman.
Lieberman said three schools have offered so far.
"Wyoming, UC Davis and San Diego have offered," said Lieberman.
I asked Lieberman if any schools stand out for him at this time.
"Gonzaga, St. Mary's, Butler, Wyoming and UCSB," said Lieberman.
I asked Lieberman what he's looking for in a school.
"Really just the best fit for me," said Lieberman. "Someplace where they will put the ball in my hands. The location isn't really a factor; I'll play anywhere. As far as early playing time, I obviously want to play but I know I have to earn it."
Lieberman has taken unofficial visits to San Diego State and UCSB. He said he may be taking another visit soon.
"I'll probably visit Wyoming sometime soon," said Lieberman.
Lieberman said he's not sure about the timing of his decision.
"It'll just be whenever it hits me and the best fit is there.
Lieberman said his GPA is around 3.6.
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Taking a brief diversion from the maritime blogging, I'm updating you on a dredging project that kicked off in Rudee Inlet.
The Army Corps of Engineers's Norfolk District office announced the work would start Monday and last four days as a dredge boat removes sediment from the channel.
"Engineers expect to dredge about 20,000 cubic yards of material, which will be placed directly north of the entrance channel and inlet jetties," a news release states.
The project costs $78,000 and the federal government is covering 72 percent of the cost, with Virginia Beach picking up the rest of the tab.
"Rudee Inlet is designated as a critical harbor of refuge and is located on the Atlantic Ocean side in Virginia Beach. The project provides access to the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean for commercial fishing vessels, charter fishing boats, head boats and a wide range of private recreational vessels," the release states.


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So now Miss RTT is requesting some good juju...she is going in for surgery tomorrow to remove a fairly large lump (about the size of a tangerine) behind her elbow along her rib cage. The vet thinks it is a soft tissue sarcoma and it needs to come off before it invades her muscles within the elbow area. As it is she walks with her arm out to the side now-but other than a physical annoyance she seems strong and happy so we are hoping for an easy surgery.
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Achille Gravanis1,2*, Theodora Calogeropoulou3, Vily Panoutsakopoulou4, Kyriaki Thermos2, Constantinos Neophytou5, and Ioannis Charalampopoulos1,2
1 Foundation of Research and Technology-Hellas (IESL-FORTH), Heraklion, Greece.
Abstract: The neurosteroid dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) exerts a portion of its neuroprotective effects by directly interacting with the nerve growth factor (NGF) receptors TrkA and p75NTR to induce prosurvival signaling. DHEA is an intermediate in the biosynthesis of estrogens and androgens that affects the endocrine system and potentially increases the risk for developing estrogen- and androgen-dependent tumors. We have synthesized 17-spiro analogs of DHEA that lack estrogenic or androgenic properties and bind to and activate NGF receptors, thus exerting potent neuroprotective effects without the tumor risk. These synthetic DHEA derivatives may serve as lead molecules to develop small agonists of NGF receptors that can penetrate the blood-brain barrier (microneurotrophins) with potential applications in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases. The neuroprotective properties of microneurotrophins are now being tested in various animal models of neurodegenerative diseases.
* Presenter and corresponding author. E-mail: gravanis{at}med.uoc.gr
Citation: A. Gravanis, T. Calogeropoulou, V. Panoutsakopoulou, K. Thermos, C. Neophytou, I. Charalampopoulos, Neurosteroids and Microneurotrophins Signal Through NGF Receptors to Induce Prosurvival Signaling in Neuronal Cells. Sci. Signal. 5, pt8 (2012).
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В Josh Stevenson is racing for a championship for the first time in his four-year dirt track career.
So far the 23-year-old Emporia driver is bearing up well, leading the Factory Stock standings in the Super Showdown Stock Car Series.
"This is the first year I've actually ran for points,'' said Stevenson, who was second in Saturday's Factory Stock feature. "In past years I've not made it every week.''
While Stevenson currently has the upper hand in what has been a fierce season-long points battle, there are still a handful of drivers who have a chance to win the championship.
""To tell you the truth it's pretty nerve-wracking,'' Stevenson said. "It will eat you up all week."
'"The first night out we were leading the race by quite a little bit and blew a tire out. It started out frustrating, but it's been all right.''
Two weeks ago Stevenson's car was damaged during qualifying but he bounced back to salvage a fourth-place finish after starting 16th.
"It just shows you that your car's that fast,'' he said.
With the season getting down to crunch time, Stevenson is taking every precaution he can to help him protect his position in the points race.
"It makes you check the car over twice at home during the week,'' he said.
Unlike many of his competitors, Stevenson got a late start on his racing career, but is quickly making up for lost tiume.
"I didn't grow up racing. I got into helping a guy with his car when I was about 16,'' he said. "I love it. It's a lot of work at home, but when you get to the track you forget about all the work.''


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A multitasking OS, regardless of form factor, delivers a better experience for humans who often, or even occasionally, switch between tasks (meaning apps). That's the core reason why multitasking within a single user interface was invented in the first place.
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There was a chaotic scene Tuesday night at Dulles International Airport in Washington, and it was all recorded on video and uploaded to LiveLeak.com. That's when police say a visibly intoxicated Donald Gee of Port Richmond got into a verbal argument with a pilot and then got violent.
"He was supposed to have assaulted somebody, verbally from what I get, but he said the next minute he knew he was being handcuffed," said Gee's fiance Ruth Orensky at her Port Richmond home. Police say the 53 year old Gee slapped and then attacked a United Airlines pilot after words were exchanged. He was arrested and charged with public intoxication and assault.
"I said, 'what are you doing?'" Orensky told Fox 29. "He said he was drinking."
Orensky says Gee has been in Afghanistan since last August when he took over as the head chef on a dredge ship for a private contractor. He was headed home to Port Richmond after 10 months overseas, and police say, a few too many drinks.
"I ain't (expletive) drunk," Gee could be heard saying on video from LiveLeak.com. "I'm (expletive) high as a kite."
"This man does not get hostile," Orensky said. "I'm thinking that just being in Afghanistan for that length of time; he just had to breath for a minute."
While his fiance says the alleged public intoxication and assault are out of character for Gee, she's hoping it all gets worked out in the end.
"Donald doesn't do stuff like that," she said. "If he would have drank here, which he very seldom does do. He's fine."
Gee was released on $2,500 bail. He was scheduled for a court hearing this afternoon.
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