text:
Louis Gossett Jr.
(Actor -
An Officer and a Gentleman; Enemy Mine; Iron Eagle; Roots; Love Songs; The Guardian; In His Father's Shoes; Touched by an Angel; A Gathering of Old Men; Sadat
*Courtesy of the I.P.A. Network
Born May 27, 1936 in Brooklyn, NY, Lou has a flair for projecting quiet authority and has scored well personally in a string of diverse and occasionally challenging roles.
The aspiring actor caught a break at his first Broadway audition for Take A Giant Step (1953), where, beating out 400 other candidates, the then 16-year-old landed the lead.
His acting career soon flourished and his work in the stage and film versions of the groundbreaking drama about African-American family life in Lorraine Hansberrys A Raisin in the Sun (1961) proved a watershed. This led to numerous appearances on network series in the 1960s and 70s culminating in 1977, when he picked up an Emmy for his eloquent portrayal of Fiddler in the landmark ABC miniseries Roots.
Meanwhile, his big screen reputation grew with critically acclaimed work in such comedies as The Landlord (1970) The Skin Game(1971) with James Garner, Travels with My Aunt (1972) and the film adaptation of the Tony Award-winning drama The River Niger (1975). A riveting performance as a drug-dealing cutthroat stalking Nick Nolte and Jacqueline Bisset in The Deep (1977) catapulted him to wider popularity, but the tough by-the-book drill sergeant in An Officer and a Gentleman (1982) won him a Best Supporting Oscar that consolidated his place in the Hollywood hierarchy.
Following his Oscar, he made numerous big screen and television appearances ,being singled out for his work as Egyptian president Anwar Sadat in Sadat(1983), the sci-fi adventure Enemy Mine (1985) where his lizard-like makeup won kudos, and in the action adventure series Iron Eagle (1985,1986,1992,1995) which introduced him to a whole new generation of moviegoers.
Still going strong, Lous trendsetting bald head and imposing six-foot-four physique served him well in Diggstown (1991) where he played a down-and-out boxer, a heroic headmaster in Toy Soldiers (1991).
Lous well thought out and nuanced performances also managed to give credibility to socially themed projects such as To Dance with Olivia (1997), and the critically acclaimed Jasper, Texas (2003).
The recipient of every known acting accolade, including multiple Golden Globes, Emmys, and Peoples Choice Awards, Lous performance has connected him with his fans on a global scale. Organizations such as the NAACP, CARE, and the United States Armed Forces have used his likeness to add validity and integrity to their causes.
Recently, Lou was the new lead on the popular science fiction series Stargate SG-1 introducing him to a new generation of fans worldwide. Lou has also developed the Eracism Foundation, a nonprofit organization aimed at creating entertainment that helps bring awareness and education to issues such as racism, ignorance, and societal apathy.
Category Jump
Show Highlights
Wizard Cons
VIP Tickets
Wizard Cons
Minneapolis Comic Con
Atlanta Comic Con
Philadelphia Comic Con
San Antonio Comic Con
Chicago Comic Con
Richmond Comic Con
Austin Comic Con
Ohio Comic Con
Nashville Comic Con
Tulsa Comic Con
Reno Comic Con
New Orleans Comic Con
Portland Comic Con
Wisconsin Comic Con
Louisville Comic Con
St. Louis Comic Con
Sacramento Comic Con
Help Desk
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
Ticket Information
Copyright © 2014 WizardWorld.com. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Check Availability &
Book Online Today
If you want to escape the bustle of the mass tourism, Pura Vida is an ideal place to relax, to stroll, and do all kinds of adventure sports.
PuraVida is located at CalleTaburiente No. 3.CP 35570 , Playa Quemada (Yaiza) Lanzarote.Directions from the airport: follow the direction Yaiza LZ 2. At the third roundabout follow the LZ 706 towards Playa Quemada. Drive towards to the sea and take the first paved road to the left. Then 2 times left to see 'Pura Vida' In front of you.
Apartamento Clandestino
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
Apatment Clandestino is located in Caleta de FamaraWe have apartments with 1 and 2 bedrooms, and bung...
La Casa Blanca
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
Welcome to Carole's place: a unique bed and breakfast on Lanzarote, where you are welcomed as a friend...
US $35 Per Night
Apartamentos La Laguneta
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
The apartment complex Laguneta is located in the tourist town of Tias, on a quiet residential area...
US $12 Per Night
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
The trip to Lanzarote is also a journey into oneself! Lanzarote is characterised by bizarre lava...
US $35 Per Night
Hotel Uday
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
Hotel Uday is a very nice property with apartments perfect four couples or families!...
US $25 Per Night
Hotel Bulabula
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
Hotel Bulabula is perfect for your holidays in Lanzarote!...
US $36 Per Night
Hotel Niuao
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
Hotel Niuao is a beautiful building with spacious apartments!...
US $27 Per Night
Villa Casa Dolores
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
Townhouse 'Villa Casa Dolores' is wide, simple, and comfortable....
Apartamentos Islamar Arrecife
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
Islamar, your apartment in Arrecife, opposite the sea and close to everything....
US $40 Per Night
Casa Playa Quemada
Lanzarote, Spain Youth Hostels
Your perfect beach house, 20m from the Ocean Atlantic waves on a black sand beach, far away from the tour...
US $25 Per Night
AC Vera - Motor Home Park in Vera, Almeria, Spain
Andalucia, Spain Campgrounds & RV Parks
9 € per day. Includes all of the following: electric (availability-60), Wifi, emptying waste, drinking water, use of showers, toilets, washing machine and dryer. Motor Homes and Caravans welcome. Pets Welcome, discounts for longer stays....
Starting at 9 Euro Per Night
Amazaing Spot Near Cazorla National Park In Spain
Andalucia, Spain Vacation Rentals
Write on google traditional spanish properties for sale in pozo alcon and check my advert on fusedworld.....
Starting at 25 Euro Per Night
Villa for 16 pers. in Palma de Majorca
Mallorca, Spain Vacation Rentals
The biggest holiday villa for 16 persons at the famous Playa de Palma, private pool, 300qm sun terrace, BBQ, outdoor kitchen, 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, air con, central heating, only 200m to beach, quiet and privileged location near Palma de Majorca....
Wonderful house with garden - pool
Colmenar Viejo, Spain Vacation Rentals
Near of Madrid (30 minutes) optional course for authentic Spanish cuisine housewife (supplement 100 € total) Optional: Visit of the route of the "Toro Bravo Spanish" The house has a separate swimming pool and garden with large trees....
Starting at 950 Euro Per Week
Cycle the World Heritage Grand Tour - Luxury Tour
Andalucia, Spain Bike Tours
Terracotta Journeys offers cycling and walking tours off the beaten track in Spain, Portugal and France for the active traveller seeking a change of pace. Experiment the ancient history, incredible scenery, natural perfumes and cuisine and wines. ...
Starting at US $459 Per Night
B&B and self catering in stunning mountain village
Ronda, Spain Bed & Breakfasts
B&B and self catering cottage in beautiful traditional village in Andalucia. Just one hour from Jerez, Seville and Cadiz. Perfect area for sightseeing, walking, bird watching, horse riding, cycling and for those interested in enjoying rural Spain....
US $60 Per Night/Room
Rural Houses & Apartments near Marbella & Ronda
Malaga, Spain Bed & Breakfasts
The Molineta is an Andalusian rural set of 3 houses of two dormitories, 2 apartments with two bedrooms and 2 apartments with one bedroom. This at only a 30 min drive from Malaga,Marbella and Ronda but still in the middle of a national park....
Starting at 50 Euro Per Night/Room
Cortijo del Medico
Andalucia, Spain Vacation Rentals
1 bedroom country house with large pool. Located in a rural area near the ancient Roman ruins of 'Acinipo', high in the sierras of Andalucia. 20 mins drive from picturesque, historic Ronda. Centrally situated for visits to other Andalucian cities ....
350 Euro Per Week
Quinta Quince- Luxury Spanish Villa for Rent
Costa Blanca, Spain Vacation Rentals
Javea-Costa Blanca -near Alicante and Valencia. Hillside setting with VIEWs of Javea Town & Port, Mountains & Sea. Great night lights!! Large, very private, walled/fenced plot & quiet location. 4BR 3BA, Pool, BBQ, Terrace Email us for our website...
US $3,000 Per Week
Luxury Holidays In Granada, Andalucia
Granada, Spain Bed & Breakfasts
A charming renaissance palace from the 16th century built upon the ruins of a dwelling from the 16th century. Placed on the foothill of Albayzín, this hidden gem will offer you a charming viewpoint from which you can admire the beautiful scenery....
Rates from 120 Euro Per Night
|Link Code

subset: commoncrawl


text:
ttmap passively analyzes values of TCP Timestamps in captured IP packets. After collecting enough data, it computes characteristic remote machine parameters. These values let it guess remote operating systems and identify unique machines behind a single IP address. For example, it can analyze remote IP load-balanced clusters.
IPTables-tutorial is a tutorial which explains how to install and set up iptables and netfilters on Linux. It takes you through a usable example file step by step, and helps you understand its basic functionality. The tutorial currently contains 6 different example scripts that may be used freely under GPL licensing terms.
A program for monitoring JavaEE applications.
An easy-to-use integrated penetration testing tool for finding vulnerabilities in Web applications.


text:
Only: £34.99
More Details
Only: £14.99
Only: £19.99
Only: £9.99
Only: £4.99
Use real cheat codes to get to the heart of your DS games. Now includes codes for Pokemon Black 2 and White 2
Using specially-created codes, you can enhance and cheat your games in ways the programmers never intended
Get to the heart of your favourite Pokémon games on the Nintendo DS, and unlock their best-kept secrets!
AR MAX Limited Edition for PS2 is the most comprehensive game enhancer and cheat-code system ever.
Only: £49.99
Only: £29.99
Only: £12.99
Just when you thought you'd caught them all, along comes Pokémon Black 2 and White 2!
Read More
Datel has learned that the performance of the following controllers for the Xbox 360 platform are affected by the June 20, 2012 Dashboard Update
Datel is finalizing and issuing firmware updates to address incompatibility issues for each of these controllers
Read More


text:
Motivated Gordon eager for Wisconsin fall camp
MADISON, Wis. (AP) Wisconsin running back Melvin Gordon put up some new art work on the walls of his apartment.
Nothing trendy though, just some pictures to give him some extra motivation: the logos for the 2014 season opener between LSU and the Badgers and the season-ending college football playoffs are among the additions. The most precious item represents a goal that will be the toughest to attain: a picture of the national championship trophy.
Gordon is dreaming big after bypassing an opportunity to go to the NFL.


text:
|Champagne House Directory
Champagne Houses listed alphabetically and by Champagne-Ardenne sub-region of France. Provides offical websites for the Champagne houses as well as their postal addresses and locations on an interactive map.
|I Drank This
Save all your wine/beer/cocktail tasting notes via Twitter by including #idrankthis in your tweet. Include a photo of what you're drinking and we'll automatically append the name of the wine or beer!
|Twitter, TwitPic, Twitgoo, TweetPhoto, ImageShack, Heroku, MechanicalTurk
|Italian Wines and Food Mashup
Italianwinesandfood.com is a mashup project to promote the best of Italian products, but also wine tours in Italy. In a easy-to-use map we collected the main typical Italian products divided by types and geographic locations. In particular our purpose is enabling a rapid and intuitive consultation of the map to discover the typical Italian products and the main Italian wines.
|Long Island Wineries Map
Uses the Google Maps API for multi point driving directions. The user can select any Long Island winery and generate directions for their wine tour.
|Napa Wine Train Reserve Online
Query availability of the Napa Valley Wine Train based on date. Enter the date you plan to visit and the script requests information about that date from the Rezgo XML API, and then formats it.
|North Carolina Wineries
Locate winery tasting rooms in and around North Carolina. Get information on location, tasting room hours, and pouring lists. Add a region or individual wineries to a map for planning.
|NYC Wine Shops
Map of wine shops in New York City. With brief summaries and links to their web sites.
|Oregon Wine Explorer
Browse the vineyards of Oregon via this comprehensive map. Search by location, varietal or vineyard amenity.
|Pennsylvania Wines
This mashup uses Google Maps to display wineries around Pennsylvania. Users can navigate the map to learn more about potential destinations.
|Place Mapper
Find drink places in the greater Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington areas. Includes good listings of brewpubs and vineyards.
|Quebec Wineries Map
A Google Map showing the location for each of the wineries operating in Quebec with links to their websites and related wine information.
|Google, GoogleMaps, GoogleAdSense, AmazonProductAdvertising
Vinogeo is a worldwide interactive map of vineyards with 2D/3D maps and 360° features. Vinogeo uses a simple search tool that allows you to navigate around the world and view wineries by region.
|GoogleMaps, GoogleEarth, Geoportail
|Wine in Spain
View wineries on a map of Spain, complete with the wine's logo image embedded in the pushpin information.
Find maps of wineries found within each wine region.
|Wineries of Napa Valley
A mashup of Napa Valley wineries using Google Maps and Flickr.
|GoogleMaps, Flickr
|Wineries of Ontario
All wineries of Ontario on the map. Subsections for Ottawa, Toronto, PEC areas, Fruit and Icewine wineries. Free downloadable POC for your GPS.
Find wineries by location and varietal. As they say "So many wineries..so little time".
|Wines and Times
Create you own winery tour! Mashup of U.S. wineries, winery events, wine festivals, and wine trails. Over 3,200 entries. Includes printable Google directions with full winery contact information.
|GoogleMaps, GoogleAjaxSearch, GoogleAdSense
Find your ideal U.S. wineries using visitor reviews, wine ratings, winery amenities and services, and winery location. Create custom interaries including wineries, wine events and other wine tourism-related businesses.
|GoogleMaps, GoogleCustomSearch
©ProgrammableWeb.com 2014. All rights reserved.
Terms of Service | Privacy Policy


text:
Much Ado About Nothing
Read what audiences are saying about this beloved romantic comedy!
By Tom Reilly
July 3, 2012
My wife Margie and I just had to celebrate our 42nd wedding anniversary with your production of "Much Ado About Nothing!!" Great pre-show talk, insightful production, terrific scenery. Can't wait until next time!!
Illyria: a Twelfth Night Musical
Read what audiences are saying about this hilarious musical comedy!
Magical Illyria
By Iris Ray
August 2, 2012
My friends and I came on Sunday afternoon to the matinee, and it was so wonderful we gathered some more friends and came back Tuesday night to see it again. It was just as exciting and magically the second time. The performers were top notch; the set was eye-catching and well planned (although when the performers jumped on the benches, it was a little unnerving); the music and energy were excellent.
I'm looking forward to many more trips to this entertaining venue.
A terrific performance!
By Steve
July 23, 2012
Illyria was absolutely terrific--the set, the costumes, the music, the actors, everything. As someone who grew up with a Shakespeare Festival and attended almost every play, it was great seeing a musical twist on a great classic. If you think you won't like Shakespeare, you will love this show. The show was well-cast and well-performed. There was a perfect balance of humor, drama, song and dance.
ILLYRIA! Summer 2012's MUST SEE in Atlanta Theater!
By Beth Kline
June 8, 2012
Georgia Shakespeare knocked it out of the park on this show! We dragged - and I mean DRAGGED - our 14 and 16 year old sons to GS performance last night. By the third song - we were ALL hooked. Great vocals, excellent casting, & suburb acting teamed up with an exotic, visually-textured set and complimenting lighting effects make this the perfect show for families with "tweens" and teens. Adults of all ages enjoyed the retro-music fun and Shakespeare's usual word-play mischief. OH! How could I not mention the fabulous costumes too? Illyria; a 12th Night Musical was fast-paced and thoroughly engaging! Great Job GA Shakespeare!
First timer
By Becky Wells
June 14, 2012
My first Georgia Shakespeare performance and certainly will not be my last. It was delightful...an evening of smiles, laughter and satisfying song. We added the Carole Parks picnic and were doubly delighted. Do come-and bring a friend(s). They will thank you.
By Laura Winebarger
June 8, 2012
I have been attending Georgia Shakespeare since you began and you never disappoint. Chris Kayser always amazes me - he is delightful this time around, again! All the performances were great - the songs just kept getting better as the show went on! Bravo!
Illyria is addictive
By Karen
July 3, 2012
I attended one of the early performances of Illyria (early June). it was FANTASTIC! the music is addictive (love, love, love it!) and the adaptation is brilliant. my only regret: i could not extend my stay so i attend another performance. i liked it so much i am planning a trip back to Atlanta (from central Florida) so i can see it again. Illyria should be on broadway. why isn't it????
favorite performer: Travis Smith
By Terri Zuckerman
June 8, 2012
Loved it. Where else could I see Arab-esque costumes mingled with country, gospel, blues, rock and tango music?
What a wonderful show!
By Cynthia
June 14, 2012
The voices, choreography, wit/humor and poignancy of moments were just marvelous. Musically, it was fun and so well done. The whole cast looked like it was having fun as well. Thanks for a great evening!
From our Facebook page:
By June Lovenbury Warfield
June 13, 2012
We just got back from seeing "Illyria" and can't stop talking about how wonderful it was! We've been attending the Georgia Shakespeare Festival for twenty years and this is now my all time favorite play. This is a "Must See" for anyone in the Atlanta area!
Pictured for Much Ado: Benedick (Joe Knezevich, left) and Beatrice (Courtney Patterson) engage in a flirtatious battle of wits in Much Ado About Nothing. (Bill DeLoach Photography)
Pictured for Illyria: Feste the jester (Travis Smith) rocks out with Fabian (Eugene H. Russell IV) in Ilyria: a Twelfth Night Musical. (Bill DeLoach Photography)
See the 2011 Audience Review Archives
See the 2009 Audience Review Archives
What is thy Name? Lend it to Us!
Georgia Shakespeare thanks our Season Sponsors:
Georgia Shakespeare at Oglethorpe University
4484 Peachtree Road, NE | Atlanta, GA 30319
Box Office: 404.504.1473 | Education: 404.504.3401
Fax: 404.504.3414


text:
Diary of a student about to register
What follows are my sms / typed entries as I woke up around 6:20 a.m. this morning to register for classes in the spring.
- 6:22 a.m. – First alarm went off. Yes, I know it's early, but I really don't want to sleep through this morning. Timing is crucial. Still, five more minutes won't kill me.
- 6:39 a.m. – Sitting in my bed. Just. Sitting. Enthusiasm is pretty low and the warm bed behind me begs the question, Why haven't I written an app to do this for me yet?
- 6:44 a.m. – Nothing yet. I left the window open last night so I could just log in and start refreshing. However, I forgot that my 24′ widescreen monitor has the brightness level of about the surface of the sun. Who needs vision anyways?
- 6:51 a.m. – OK, still not open. Interesting. I wonder how many other people got up this early to register. Did I even get in early to register last year? I can't remember.
- 6:54 a.m. – Nothing. Loaded up Facebook in one window and have Self Service in the other. How cool would it be to have the job of switching SS on? It'd be sweet, like candy.
- 6:58 a.m. – And, we're in.
- 6:59 a.m. – And, we're down. Getting this weird system error message as I try to advance to the next screen to confirm my schedule. I give my classmates about 30 seconds before they start freaking out.
- 7:02 a.m. – Facebook is proving a hilarious source of entertainment as I sit here manually refreshing this error page. I have some witty friends.
- 7:03 a.m. – From a techincal standpoint though, there's probably not a whole lot they can do. If we don't have the server power to withstand ~ 400 connections near simultaneously, we're just going to have to suffer through this. The real problem is that Self Service dynamically renders each page, then serves it to the user (that way everyone sees a unique page even though we're all on the same url). If they were pushing static pages, the server would be doing better.
- 7:08 a.m. – Kinda ridiculous. Pen and paper are winning the battle against the Internet currently.
- 7:12 a.m. – ANGEL, you've just been promoted. Somehow, you look better than our dear Self Service here. Enjoy the spotlight, because it's only going to last until I log back in and you tell me Chrome isn't a supported browser.
- 7:18 a.m. – IT'S OPEN. For REAL this time.
- 7:25 a.m. – Wrap-up: a little bit of a bumpy start and an uncessary wake time, and I'm all ready to go for spring. Ah Self Service how I love you, but I can only take you in small quantities at a time. How about we do this again next year? Great.


text:
Emotive messages for future moms on World Down Syndrome Day
Down Syndrome SA is calling on South Africa to join the rest of the world in recognising World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) on 21 March, and help promote the rights to happiness and well-being of those with Down syndrome. An emotive 'Dear Future Mom' campaign, which launched globally in time for World Down Syndrome Day, also encourages future moms not to be scared. 20 Mar 2014
Read more >>
Garbage truck gets sweet makeover
How do you get people talking about scented bin liners? Saatchi & Saatchi South Africa did it by taking the smelliest thing they could find - a garbage truck - and giving it a sweet makeover to make the point that Tuffy's scented bin liners disguise bad odours. 28 Feb 2014
Read more >>
Publicis Groupe acquires leading digital marketing agency 'Synergize' in South Africa
#BIGLoveBIGData for Synergize and Saatchi & Saatchi South Africa
4 Dec 2013
Read more >>
The Lazy Man's Guide to Saving the World
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town for Tuffy Brands
11 Jun 2013
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi displays adventures for Wordsworth Books
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town illustrates how books
'Take you places'
with poster displays for Wordsworth Books. The poster campaign illuminates the idea, when you open a book, you open yourself up to adventures that can take you anywhere. 14 Sep 2012
Read more >>
Wordsworth Between Places Created by Saatchi & Saatchi
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town developed an in-store promotion for Wordsworth Books to demonstrate the store's closing down sale and being
'Between Places.'
13 Sep 2012
Read more >>
South Africans pledge support for #capespeed with Scalextric race powered by tweets
South Africans can show their support of Cape Speed, SA's first Formula Student team, who will be racing at Silverstone, UK, by powering a real-time Scalextric race track, an exact replica of the UK's Silverstone race track, via social networks with their tweets or Facebook likes. 13 Jul 2012
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi uses 'Art of Distraction' for Operation Smile campaign
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town uses '
The Art of Distraction
' with illustrations and rhyme from three cleft-lipped children in a new radio and print campaign for Operation Smile South Africa, a non-profit organisation, that provides free reconstructive surgery for those with cleft lips and palates. 5 Jul 2012
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi switches off for 49M TVC
Saatchi & Saatchi has developed an emotive 60-second TV commercial, featuring Minister of Public Enterprises, Malusi Gigaba, for the 49M national energy efficiency initiative, to drive awareness around the challenge of conserving electricity consumption during the winter months. 27 Jun 2012
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi appoints award-winning ECD
Saatchi & Saatchi has appointed award-winning creative Liam Wielopolski as its new Regional Executive Creative Director for Johannesburg and Africa. 5 Apr 2012
Read more >>
"Celebrating the value of integration"
CoorDown and Saatchi & Saatchi Italy have joined forces for a communication project to promote better integration of people with Down Syndrome into society. 22 Mar 2012
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi animates
Curious Times
for UCT Graduate School of Business
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town has developed an animated short film to introduce Executive Education, a sub-brand of the UCT Graduate School of Business (GSB), by showing how curiosity grows with new discoveries and in return rewards one. 30 Sep 2011
Read more >>
Mobile app launches to combat drugs in sport
In its ongoing efforts to stamp out drugs in sport, The SA Institute for Drug-Free Sport has launched a mobisite and an innovative iPhone app, developed by Saatchi & Saatchi AtPlay, which will give SA's 5 000+ professional athletes, as well as doctors, access to the most updated drug information, to help ensure banned substances are not consumed by athletes. 29 Aug 2011
Read more >>
Ayanda Mbanga announced as Saatchi & Saatchi Deputy CEO
Saatchi & Saatchi Group CEO Gail Curtis has announced that Ayanda Mbanga has been appointed Group Deputy CEO at Saatchi & Saatchi, and will be responsible for driving new business development, talent management and group client relations. 26 Jul 2011
Read more >>
Tin Can launches new brand identity using story book imagery
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town has developed a new brand identity for Tin Can PR using thread to symbolise the company's strength in connecting brands and their stories with customers through innovative PR solutions and activations. 21 Jul 2011
Read more >>
Tin Can successfully kicks off 'I Play Fair' anti-doping initiative for drug-free sport
Tin Can Cape Town has successfully developed and implemented the first phase of a new integrated campaign for the SA Institute for Drug-Free Sport (SAIDS) called
'I Play Fair. Say No! To Doping'
, aimed at developing a culture of anti-doping in sport among athletes, coaches and fans. 15 Jul 2011
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town uses animation in latest campaign for Tuffy Protective Work Wear
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town has used animation in their latest campaign for Tuffy Plastics. The press and poster campaign entitled, 'When work takes aim' employs a simple animation technique to advertise their disposable work-wear. 13 Jul 2011
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town advocates for mine-free world in latest poster campaign
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town has developed a poster campaign for The International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL) entitled, 'Daily Chores'. 12 Jul 2011
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town Shares the Goodness with fully integrated campaign for Sasko Flour
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town created a fully integrated campaign for Sasko Flour to bring to life their client's positioning of 'Share the Goodness'. 5 Jul 2011
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town illustrates the art behind the music for Wordsworth Books
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town has used illustration and the art of music to tell the story of three iconic musicians for the launch of their biographies in a series of in-store posters for Wordsworth Books. 28 Jun 2011
Read more >>
Double new business win for Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town has won two key pieces of new business - Kalahari Ads and PharmaDynamics. 27 Jun 2011
Read more >>
Nulaid appoints Saatchi & Saatchi, Cape Town
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town has been appointed by Pioneer Foods brand Nulaid. 1 Dec 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town is appointed by Tuffy
Saatchi & Saatchi will be responsible for the brand, which has been around for 20 years and is an expert in manufacturing flexible plastic and paper products for the retail, industrial, advertising, and marketing industries and manufactures for, and supplies the retail sector with products marketed under its own brand name, Tuffy, a brand leader in several categories. 7 Oct 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi uses rock band in new TV ad for Essentiale
Saatchi & Saatchi Johannesburg has created an innovative TV campaign for the Essentiale brand. The 'Moenie gisteraand huis toe bring nie' (don't bring last night home with you) campaign has been shortlisted as a finalist for the Pendoring Awards. 6 Oct 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi New Director's Showcase screens in Cape Town celebrating 20 years of young talent
Saatchi & Saatchi will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of the New Director's Showcase when it screens the popular reel for the first time in South Africa, in Cape Town on 30th September, during Loeries Creative Week in Cape Town. 27 Sep 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Mauritian office garners two awards
Saatchi & Saatchi's Mauritius office, P&P Link Saatchi & Saatchi, garnered a silver and bronze award at the recent AMEP awards at the Maputo International Advertising Festival hosted by the Mozambican Association of Marketing and Advertising in Maputo. 20 Aug 2010
Read more >>
Cadbury creates moment of joy with flying ostrich TV commercial
Cadbury aims to create a moment of joy with its new 'Glass and a Half Full Production' Cadbury Dairy Milk TV commercial, created by Saatchi & Saatchi Johannesburg, who came up with the innovative concept of a flying ostrich. 17 Aug 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town and Engen part ways after 15 years
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town has not accepted the invitation to participate in the mandatory three-year procurement tender for the Engen business. 16 Aug 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi gets York Timber
Saatchi & Saatchi has been appointed the new creative agency for listed forestry products company, York Timber Holdings Limited. 12 Aug 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town uses 'superheroes' for latest Saldanha Pilchards campaign
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town recently created a campaign for canned Saldanha Pilchards which dramatised the health benefits of eating the product by enhancing the characters of Cape fishermen with superhero status. 26 Jul 2010
Read more >>
Free iPhone application launches to welcome the world to Africa
Saatchi & Saatchi AtPlay, Cape Town, has launched the African Welcome Travel Diary iPhone application following the successes of the Engen African Welcome initiative. The application will afford both visitors and local South Africans the opportunity to document and interact their travel experiences. 18 Jun 2010
Read more >>
Clean Conscience for Tuffy and Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town recently created a humorous Clean Conscience campaign for Tuffy using refuse bags to dramatise the emotional benefit of choosing a 100% recycled bag over traditional non-recyclable bags. The campaign was recently recognised in the Creative Circle Ad of the Month, in the outdoor category. 14 May 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi CT's WWF Earth Hour campaign helps garner support from over a million households
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town's TV, radio, online and social media campaign for Earth Hour has been hailed a great success in helping to inspire more than one million South African households to switch off their lights on 27th March from 20h30-21h30. 14 Apr 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi's Makita outdoor campaign wins Creative Circle 2009 Ad of the Year
Saatchi & Saatchi has won the prestigious Creative Circle 2009 Ad of the Year Award in the outdoor category, for its Makita 20,000 Holes campaign. Only five awards are given out in total for print, radio, TV, outdoor and press (one in each category). Saatchi & Saatchi also received a 2009 Gold Loerie for the experiential campaign. 29 Mar 2010
Read more >>
Salvation Army and Saatchi & Saatchi use tactics to raise awareness of human trafficking
The Salvation Army, together with Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town, have set out to lift the veil on child trafficking with an innovative outdoor campaign to inform the unknowing South African public about the severity of human trafficking, the fastest growing criminal industry in the world. 26 Mar 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town's Guinness campaign wins global accolade
Saatchi & Saatchi Cape Town's breakthrough 'Scout' television commercial (TVC) for Guinness last week picked up AdForum's 'Ad of the Week', beating off other agencies around the globe. The TVC for Guinness in Africa is the next installment of the Guinness 'Greatness' series in Nigeria, which was launched in November to coincide with the Nigeria versus Kenya World Cup qualifier match in November. The emotive TV commercial also won 'Ad of the Month' from the Creative Circle for December 2009. 17 Mar 2010
Read more >>
Saatchi & Saatchi celebrates 100 days to 2010 FIFA World Cup with Radio 2000
Award-winning SABC sports journalist Carol Manana of Radio 2000 joined Saatchi & Saatchi at their Cape Town offices on Monday when the show
Beyond the Game
did a live broadcast from the offices as part of their celebrations for the 100 day countdown to the FIFA 2010 World Cup. 3 Mar 2010
Read more >>
About Us
Contact Us


text:
Quote:I am buying all 1979 Topps Baseball SGC 96 or better. Please PM me with any offers.Thank you.Kevin
Quote:FYS,Thank you for the suggestions.
Quote:Quote:FYS,Thank you for the suggestions. Another suggestion, e-mail crashtestalex and tell him you are building the set and to look out for him. If you could guarantee some sort of buy price on common and minor stars, I bet he would help you out also.
Generated in 0.016 seconds in which 0.001 seconds were spent on a total of 14 queries. Zlib compression disabled.


text:
HOME Denver Broncos Gear Denver Broncos Mens Denver Broncos Mens Jerseys Sale Items $40 to $60 (8 items) Product ID: 82271
Main Content
Get fan ready for Broncos football in this replica jersey by Reebok NFL Equipment! It features the #55 on the front and back, and a printed name plate with D. J. Williams's last name on the back. Reebok replicates the game day jersey with attention to the smallest details, so you're sure to look like your favorite pro on the sidelines!
- Heavyweight mesh body
- Printed name plate
- Dazzle side slits
- Drop tail
- Authentic embroidered NFL equipment logo at the neck
- Screen printed numbers on front, back and sleeves or shoulders
- Imported
- 80% Nylon/20% Polyester
- Officially licensed NFL product
Broncos Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
Electrical Engineering Requirements 2011-12
2005-2009 Program Requirements
Program Educational Objectives
The University of Alaska Anchorage Electrical Engineering program has been carefully designed to prepare students for the profession of electrical engineering through study, experience and practice. Program objectives are broad statements that describe the career and professional accomplishments that the program is preparing graduates to achieve. In cooperation with the program's constituents, employers, alumni and students, the electrical engineering faculty present the following program objectives:
1. To develop electrical engineering graduates with the training and skills to enter and succeed in the engineering industry or to continue their educations by attending graduate school.
2. To develop electrical engineering graduates who will, through their training in electrical engineering and their commitment to continuing education, become industry leaders driving growth in Alaska and beyond.
3. To develop electrical engineering graduates who conduct themselves and practice their profession with the highest of professional and ethical standards.
Program Outcomes
Program Outcomes are statements that describe what students are expected to know and be able to do by the time of their graduation. Mastery of these Outcomes will, by graduation, provide the tools for the electrical engineering students to achieve the program's educational objectives. The electrical engineering program prepares students to have:
CHEM A105 General Chemistry I (3)
*Note: Any one of the following courses may be taken: COMM A111, COMM A235, COMM A237, or COMM A241.
4. Advanced Electives
MATH A314 Linear Algebra (3)
CS A330 Algorithms and Data Structures (3)
A total of 132 credits is required for the BSE degree, of which
Minor in Electrical Engineering
Students majoring in another subject who wish to minor in Electrical Engineering must complete the following requirements.
A minimum of 18 credits must be selected from:
EE A203 * Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering I (4)
* Recommended set of courses for the minor
Faculty Advisors


text:
Cuban Cinema Gains Audiences in Arizona and Elsewhere
Filmmakers are working on new projects that are being shown outside the island.
Filmmakers are working on new projects that are being shown outside the island.
Mountain View High School senior hopes to land a spot on the team USA's skeet shooting team.
The second Arizona Gives Day is taking place today, and local state charities are working together to raise as much money as possible for their causes.
Obama administration recognizing Pam Simon's work toward preventing gun violence; she's one of nine people celebrated Thurs. for such efforts.
A chance to thank the community for their support, and allowing them access the base, officials say.
Co-op selling coffee in Tucson helps Mexican families stay together and avoid dangerous illegal immigration.
'Inspiring change' is this year's International Women's Day message; as time goes by even churches are seeing a stronger presence of females in higher positions.
Known as Ash Wednesday, millions of Catholics, other Christians will have ashes placed on their foreheads today even if they can't make it to church.
Transgender Pima County lawyer says situation even more difficult for trans people; most states including AZ don't have laws protecting LGBTQ people in workplace.
County grew by 9,467 from 2007-11; among the most rapidly growing areas, according to recent report.
About 1,500 people from various backgrounds were surveyed on their finances, education, culture.
On Jan. 20 various local nonprofits will set up service projects to commemorate civil rights leader in national holiday.
Use of artificial lights is increasing around the world; experts say tens of millions of people have never experiences truly dark skies.
Lauren Bruner was a 21-year-old USS Arizona crew member when ship was bombed on Pearl Harbor.
Built in the early 1900s, stadium has housed minor league games, as well as relics of baseball's bygone past, such as outlaw leagues, barnstorming games.
Main focus are the men, women from Arizona who died in World War II, Secretary of State Ken Bennet says.
collection categories
[9/11] [American Graduate] [Arizona] [Arts and Life] [Astronomy] [AZ Connections] [Arizona Week] [Books] [Border] [Business] [Cannabis] [City Election Bios] [Civil Rights] [Copper] [Pima County] [Culture] [Drugs] [Economy] [Education] [Election 2012] [Environment] [Fire] [Food] [Giffords Shooting] [Government] [Health] [History] [Jan8 Healing] [Legislature] [Music] [News] [Opinion] [Politics] [Science] [9/11 Video] [Sports] [Sprawl] [Teachers' Voices] [Technology] [Tucson] [UA+] [University]


text:
Our Certification Services
For 20 years, companies throughout the world have turned to EAGLE for certification of their quality, environmental, health and safety, and food safety management systems ensuring their systems produce safe, reliable products and services. In addition to our third-party certification services, EAGLE also provides first party or internal audits and second party audits of our clients' supply chain. Our commitment to helping clients improve productivity and reduce risk is the core of our business philosophy. Learn more
Looking to Become Certified?
Certification ensures your customers, suppliers and stakeholders that your company follows procedures and best practices to produce products and services that meet international industry-specific practices. Contact us today to start the process.
Looking for a certified business? Here's a convenient link to validate EAGLE issued certificates.
Upcoming Training Courses
Developing & Implementing Safe Quality Foods (SQF) Systems
This course can prepare you to meet the SQF Practitioner requirements as defined in the SQF Code, Edition 7.2. The class will provide a detailed knowledge base to participants for the successful Learn More
Developing & Implementing HACCP Plans
Introductory course providing training in developing a HACCP program for all types of processing facilities. The class follows CODEX and NACMCF Guidelines, is accredited by the international Learn More


text:
Parent Directory | Revision Log
|Links to HEAD:
|(view) (annotate)
|Sticky Tag:
Mega commit to bring RELENG_18 branch in sync with HEAD in preparation for release tagging 18d.
Change toplevel PROCLAIMs to DECLAIMs.
Fix headed boilerplate.
Really fix IN-PACKAGE usage.
Fix compiler warnings.
Added new header with RCS FILE-COMMENT.
*** empty log message ***
Initial revision
This form allows you to request diffs between any two revisions of this file. For each of the two "sides" of the diff, select a symbolic revision name using the selection box, or choose 'Use Text Field' and enter a numeric revision.
|ViewVC Help
|Powered by ViewVC 1.1.5


text:
Is this you? You are a freelance web designer who could benefit from a central London office but can't really justify the expense right now. If so, would you consider a barter deal - a certain number of design hours in return for a desk in the heart of the West End, in a friendly office in a dynamic sector of the economy?
Whatsonstage.com has offices at the Palace Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, right on the edge of Soho and two minutes from Covent Garden. We need some web-design doing but don't have so much that we need to employ someone - but we do have desk-space and free broadband to offer.
Our ideal cohabitee will be very comfortable in designing modern-looking websites, ad banners and html emails, will know enough about php and ajax to talk to our developer without their eyes glazing over, and will have a strong sense of what an ultra modern website should look and behave like. If you love theatre and already know and use Whatsonstage.com, even better - but not a requirement.
If this is of interest, please contact email@example.com
Web Designer Needed At Wos
Started by Whatsonstage.com, Jul 07 2011 11:54 AM
No replies to this topic
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users


text:
Due to a change in Tennessee state law, please refer to Dates & Deadlines for important changes in our application dates.
December 1 is the scholarship deadline for Freshman students applying for Fall 2014. To be eligible for scholarships, students must have a complete file, in office, by December 1. A complete file is all requirements listed in your online checklist. If you're unsure, please use the button below.
Here is a quick and easy way to make sure we have the materials we need to make a decision for you.
Check My Status
High school students and graduates who have attended high school in the U.S.
Students who have been registered at another college college or university and transfer
more than 12 hours of college level non-developmental coursework.
Students who have previously been enrolled at UTC and have not attended another institution
since that time.
Students who are enrolled in another college or university and do not wish to transfer
to UTC.
Students who have previously completed a bachelor's degree. Includes Degree Seeking,
Non-Degree Seeking and Teacher Certification students.
A student who is not a U.S. citizen or does not hold a U.S. Permanent Residence Visa.
Resources at UTC designed to help Military student succeed.
Resources at UTC designed to help Adult students succeed.


text:
By Mike Levine | December 1, 2005
Loop libraries from Discrete Drums are known for being creative, well-recorded, and well-played. The company's latest product, Heavy Mental Drums — a collection of hard-rock drum loops — will only enhance that reputation.
The library is offered in a number of configurations. I reviewed the Super Pro Bundle ($379), which contains 24-bit multitrack files, 16-bit stereo versions, and a DVD of the individual samples. Also available is the Pro Bundle ($329), which contains the multitrack loops and the 24-bit sample disc; and the Pro Tools Bundle ($329), which offers the multitrack loops as Pro Tools session files, and the sample disc. If you want the stereo loops only and don't need the sample disc, there's the Stereo Apple Loops Edition ($124), or the 16-Bit Stereo WAV Edition ($129).
Heavy Mental Drums features the playing of studio drummer Tony Morra, and the massive acoustics of the Big Boy Room at The Sound Kitchen in Cool Springs, Tennessee. It was engineered by Steve Marcantonio.
The library contains 16 songs, plus 3 drum solos. In the Super Pro Bundle, the multitrack files come in a box of 14 CDs. Twelve contain the loop files, and the other two are audio discs for auditioning the performances. The 16-bit stereo files come on two discs and are also accompanied by the two audition CDs. The mixes on the 16-bit versions are quite good.
The songs are broken up into loops that are typically between two and four measures in length. The playing covers a range of metal and hard-rock styles, and the collection is fairly diverse from a tempo standpoint.
Several of the songs, include lightning-fast double-bass drum parts — the signature sound of metal drumming. Much of the material in the collection will also work for straight-ahead rock styles.
Each multitrack loop is split into eight different tracks that can be mixed at will. You get mono Kick, Snare, and Hat tracks, and stereo Toms, Overheads, Room, Big Room, and Gak, tracks. (I'll explain Gak in a moment.)
All the elements are very well recorded, but the room tracks are what really define this collection. When mixing, I particularly liked adding in the Big Room track, which was recorded well back from the kit. It makes the mix come alive and sound really huge (see Web Clip 1). The Room track was recorded closer, but also adds significant ambience.
The Gak track was recorded with a cheap, Radio Shack condenser mic, and the idea was for it to sound compressed, distorted and generally cheesy. Added judiciously, it can give an additional edge to your mix.
You get lots of variety in each song. Besides verses, choruses, fills, bridges, intros, and endings, each song also has "Punctuation-Mark" loops, which consist of bass-drum-and-cymbal accents. Some songs have "Crash and Burn" endings in which Morra fills wildly. All have "Bash" tracks, where he keeps time but hits cymbals on all the downbeats.
Including drum solos in a loop library was a novel idea. You get three solos, two that are under 30 seconds in length, and a third lasts for over two minutes. Morra blazes through them, and though I wonder how often you'll want a full drum solo in your production, they have lots of cool parts that could be cut up and used for fills or other short sections.
However, I couldn't find a tempo listing for the solos, and after checking with Discrete Drums, I found out that the solos weren't recorded to a click. To me, that cuts down on their usefulness because — assuming you're only going to use a section of the solo — you'll need to determine its approximate tempo and then time-stretch it to fit the tempo of your project.
I had problems with the MFI Multi-Format Installer application (Mac/Win) that's included on the sample disk. It's designed to load the samples into a variety of formats including GigaStudio, Kontakt, Reason, Halion, Battery, EXS-24, and Mach Five.
I used it successfully with the EXS-24 in Logic, but had problems when I tried it with Mach Five. It didn't load the samples into the correct folders and thus the sampler couldn't find them. According to Discrete Drums, this glitch should be remedied well before you read this review.
Despite a couple of minor flaws, Heavy Mental Drums is another winner for Discrete Drums. If you need big-sounding, flashy drum loops for your metal or rock tracks, you won't be disappointed.
Overall EM Rating (1 through 5): 3.5[Contact Info]Discrete Drumswww.discretedrums.com


text:
As the global leader in domain names, Verisign powers the invisible navigation that takes people to where they want to go on the Internet.
Verisign's infrastructure services help to ensure that your organisation's websites are reliable and always available.
Verisign provides in-depth analysis, insight and response recommendations to help keep businesses and government organisations ahead of new and evolving cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
As the Internet continues to expand, Verisign is committed to creating and driving advancements that keep the Internet fast, safe and reliable for all users.
Discover the ever-growing number of ways you can improve, protect and manage your digital presence.
Can your customers or prospective customers easily find you when searching online? Learn how simple changes can dramatically increase your search rankings.
Not sure how to track and measure your website's performance? Review which metrics are recommended to help you get started.
If you are just starting out creating content for your website, apply these five tips on how to structure your copy to make it more interesting and compelling for your readers.


text:
Information contained on this page is provided by an independent third-party content provider. WorldNow and this Station make no warranties or representations in connection therewith. If you have any questions or comments about this page please contact email@example.com.
SOURCE Penton
NEW YORK, Feb. 14, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Penton's Aviation Week, the largest multimedia information and services provider for the global aviation, aerospace and defense industries, announced today that its work has achieved finalist status for seven Jesse H. Neal Business Journalism Awards, including the Best Media Brand award for overall editorial excellence. Called "the Pulitzer Prize of business media," the prestigious awards are given by American Business Media to recognize editorial excellence in business-to-business publications.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20140214/CL64950LOGO)
The recognized work includes:
In addition to the Neal Awards, Aviation Week's Mike Fabey was named the winner of American Business Media's 2013 Timothy White Award for Editorial Integrity, recognizing his industry-leading investigative coverage of the U.S. Navy's Littoral Combat Ship. The Timothy White Award acknowledges the challenges and pressures that editors face daily, and is presented at the annual Neal Awards ceremony to an editor whose work displays courage, integrity and passion.
"These seven nominations underscore Aviation Week's ongoing commitment to excellence in aerospace journalism, both online and in print," said Aviation Week & Space Technology Editor-in-Chief Joseph C. Anselmo. "We also appreciate that American Business Media is recognizing Mike Fabey's dogged investigation that exposed problems in the Littoral Combat Ship program."
The 60th Annual Neal Awards will be held on March 14, 2014 in New York. To read Aviation Week's nominated coverage, visit www.aviationweek.com.
About Aviation Week
Aviation Week, a division of Penton, is the largest multimedia information and services provider for the global aviation, aerospace and defense industries. Industry professionals rely on Aviation Week for analysis, marketing and intelligence. Customers include the world's leading manufacturers, suppliers, airlines, business aviation operators, militaries, governments and other organizations that serve this global market. The product portfolio includes Aviation Week & Space Technology, AC-U-KWIK, Aircraft Blue Book, Airportdata.com, Air Charter Guide, Air Transport World, AviationWeek.com, Aviation Week Intelligence Network, Business & Commercial Aviation, ShowNews, SpeedNews, Fleet and MRO forecasts, global maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) tradeshows and aerospace & defense conferences. Learn more at www.aviationweek.com.
About Penton
Penton is a professional information services company. We engage and inform millions of professionals every day helping them decide and solve business challenges. As a leading provider of workflow and content insights, marketing services and networking via in-person and online events, we help businesses do business. We focus our industry expertise on the vitality of our five core growth markets - agriculture, transportation, natural products/food, infrastructure, and industrial design and manufacturing.
Penton is a growth company with a track-record of strong performance and success and is backed by its co-owners: MidOcean Partners and U.S. Equity Partners II, an investment fund sponsored by Wasserstein & Co., LP.
Learn more - penton.com
Elizabeth Sisk
Director, Marketing Communications
Aviation Week
©2012 PR Newswire. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Area residents will have an opportunity to learn more about the ever-changing world of orthopedic surgery when the Zimmer Mobile Learning Center makes a visit from 9 a.m. to noon July 25 at the offices of Stonewall Jackson Home Care and Stonewall Home Oxygen Therapy at Market Place in Weston. People who have medical issues can find information about treatment options for joint pain, joint replacement surgery and other advancements in technology when they visit the center.
The Zimmer Mobile Learning Center is an 18-wheel bus that takes a route through the United States each year. The expandable Mobile Learning Center houses a self-supporting training/educational facility that's used to promote new products, conduct hands-on training and provide educational programs.
According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, one in seven Americans has an orthopedic impairment, and orthopedic complaints are the most common reason for seeking medical care. "In reality, no one looks forward to seeing the doctor, so people put it off - month to month, or indefinitely," a spokesperson said.
The learning center provides patients with an opportunity to learn more about various procedures in their own comfort zone. Some patients may have joint issues but haven't made up their minds as to how they will deal with their discomfort.
When opened, the Mobile Learning Center offers a room approximately 15 feet by 28 feet, complete with audio/visual equipment, seating for 50, four pull-down workstations, backlit display frames and a complement of display products and workshop equipment. There's also a smaller room that can be closed off from the main area and used for private conferences.
In 1996, the Zimmer Mobile Learning Center, previously a product and surgical supply hauler, was transformed into a hands-on training vehicle for doctors, nurses and technicians. It has been to every state in the continental U.S., made 200 stops and seen more than 13,000 visitors.
Staff of Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital will be able to visit the Learning Center from 1 - 4 p.m. the same day in the parking lot of SJMH.


text:
Men's Set Sail Martinique Cigar Spray (# TH175012)
We wish we'd made more, but this product is SOLD OUT.Emulating a cigar with a decorative band, this spray canister gives every guy the perfect shot of our Set Sail Martinique cologne. Its discreet size lets you easily bring it with you to work, the resort or an intimate evening for two. Iced bergamot highlighted with the subtle spice of fresh pepper, white woods, blue lavender and sensual musk captures the essence of the Caribbean.
- 0.5 fl. oz. cologne spray
- Made in USA
Shipping restrictions apply [details]
You Might Also Like
Men's Set Sail Martinique Cigar Spray 8 8
Fresh all day This product fit in your pocket,your car,your office and keep you smell good and fresh all day and anywhere you go.I highly recommend this this little cigar size spray for your daily use,and remember it is "TOMMY BAHAMA " December 22, 2013
Perfect size Awesome product!! Love the smell! It's the perfect size to fit in my backpack. I use it when I'm walking around campus. In Alabama it gets HOT and this cologne is just the thing to keep me smelling good!! ROLL TIDE!! October 9, 2013
Great scent in a super-convenient durable package I cannot tell you how many comments I receive on this scent. I keep this cigar-spray canister in my car glove box and give a couple of quick pumps before I go into a restaurant or tavern, as I travel frequently for work; I invariably receive compliments. When I'm not on the road for work, and spray a little in the evening, my wife will ask me if I'm trying to turn her on. I describe the fragrance as sensual yet invigorating. September 2, 2013
Excellent travel product excellent men's product, I would recommend it to anyone June 29, 2013
Fabulous fragrance - convenient carry-on I regularly use the Martinique fragrance (the wife loves it...) and purchased the spray canister in order to take it along on vacation. Same great fragrance in an acceptable carry-on container. If you are a fan of this fragrance you definitely need to add this to your dop kit. April 5, 2013
Pleasant fragrance My wife likes the fragrance as do I. If you want something that last all day long I would not recommend this but for a few hours and a pleasant light fragrance this is good. Like the canister. February 1, 2013
Nice fragrance, nice little gift, Service was excellent,arrived as described. Ordered 2 of these sprays for Christmas,liked them so much and liked the service- ordered 2 more! January 19, 2013
Great Scent A great scent but an even better container which makes it so easy for travel. Nice to be able to buy the individual frangrances in the cigar spray. July 8, 2012
1-8 of 8


text:
2014-2017 Office of Suicide Prevention Community Grant RFA
The Office of Suicide Prevention serves as the lead entity for suicide prevention and intervention efforts in Colorado, collaborating with communities statewide to reduce the number of suicide deaths and attempts in Colorado. In an attempt to broaden the reach and impact of state-level suicide prevention efforts, the office emphasizes using state funding to address strategic priority areas. These priority areas include funding local initiatives, supporting a statewide crisis line, increasing knowledge about suicide risk and prevention resources, training individuals to recognize and respond to suicidal crisis, and forming and leading collaborative partnerships at the state and local level.
OSP 2012-2013 Legislative Report
OSP 2011-2012 Legislative Report
Firearm Deaths in Colorado 2005-2012
2012 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention
A Prioritized Research Agenda for Suicide Prevention: An Action Plan to Save Lives 2014
August 2013 Press Release on Historic High Suicide Rates for 2012
Continuity of Care for Suicide Prevention: The Role of Emergency Departments
The Office of Suicide Prevention engages in the following activities with partners from around the state to address the primary prevention of suicide:
• Community grant making – 11 community grantees currently
• Support of Colorado's two Suicide Prevention Lifeline call center's – Metro Crisis Services and the Pueblo Suicide Prevention Center
• Support the implementation of Man Therapy in partnership with Cactus Marketing Communications and the Carson J Spencer Foundation
• Implement HB12-1140 – Suicide prevention and follow-up in Colorado hospitals
• Provide public education and awareness – materials, presentations, communication
• Partner with the Suicide Prevention Coalition of Colorado
• Partner with the Colorado Department of Education and the School Safety Resource Center to host annual school-based symposia on suicide prevention, intervention and postvention
• Plan and support annual Bridging the Divide: Suicide Prevention and Intervention Summit
• Partner with the Colorado Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
• Partner internally with the Injury Prevention Program and Children's Hospital on violence prevention through means restriction education and awareness
• Partner internally with the Injury Prevention Program on older adult falls and suicide prevention
• Partner with the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing and the Colorado Department of Human Services on CDPHE Mental Health and Substance Abuse Winnable Battle. Priorities are pregnancy related depression and adult depression
• Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County
• Aspen Hope Center, a project of Aspen Valley Medical Foundation
• Dynamic Family Design
• Jefferson Center for Mental Health
• Midwestern Colorado Mental Health Center
• Pueblo Suicide Prevention Center
• Rural Solutions
• Samaritan Center of the Rockies, Speak Up Reach Out
• Suicide Prevention Partnership Pikes Peak Region
• Southern Ute Community Action Programs, Inc
• Western Colorado Suicide Prevention Foundation
• State Resources:
• National Resources:
Jarrod Hindman, MS
Suicide Prevention Unit Manager
VIPrevention Network: Colorado's Violence and Injury Prevention Network


text:
All-Clad Instant Read Digital Thermometer
- Special Offer
- Exclusive
- Summary
Culinary professionals rely on instant-read thermometers like this one to take the guesswork out of cooking and baking. An everyday kitchen essential, All-Clad's thermometer is equipped with an easy-to-read backlit digital display for quick viewing.
- Instantly displays precise temperature readings for foods and liquids.
- Bright, backlit digital display is easy to read.
- Temperature readings are displayed in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.
- Compact design fits in the pocket of an apron or chef's jacket.
- Sturdy plastic cap ensures easy and safe storage.
- Durable, easy-to-clean stainless-steel construction.
- Uses three LR44 Batteries (included).
- A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 8 1/4" long.
- Made in China.
- Use & Care
- Do not leave thermometer in oven while cooking.
- Insert probe at least 1" into food.
- Leave probe in food until display stabilizes.
- Wipe clean.
- Do not immerse in water.
- Shipping
Shipping Information
This item is shipped from our warehouse by UPS to arrive within five business days of our receiving your order.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Rush Delivery
For an additional charge of $15 per address, we can rush delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly from the supplier (including perishable and custom-manufactured items), out-of-stock items and items to be shipped outside the contiguous 48 states.
Return Policy
At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. If, within 30 days, you are not completely satisfied with your purchase for any reason, please return the item for an exchange or refund of the merchandise value. View Full Return Policy.


text:
Get out your snazziest formal wear and give it some surfing style! Black Tie and Baggies is finally here! It's First Coast Surfrider's biggest fundraiser of the year, and it's name is also the dress code: formal wear (black tie) mixed with surf wear (baggies). There's going to be food, music, raffles, auctions, a best-dressed contest, drink specials, and more! Please join us to support your oceans, beaches, and waves for what promises to be a great night!
$10 at the door. Ages 18+
$2 drinks (cash bar)


text:
Seattle >Food & Dining > Pig Iron Bar-B-Q
5602 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810847.552619 -122.334029
Mon. - Thu. 11am - 4pm;Fri. - Sat. 11am - 9pm;Sun. CLOSED
Neighborhoods: Greater Duwamish, Georgetown
The best in Sweet Potato Fries and Jalepeno Poppers – If you're looking for authentic BBQ in Seattle, Pig Iron is by far the place for it. The atmosphere is hip, the staff is friendly, and the food is the best! YUM! The Pig Iron "Rockabilly" BBQ is the best place to spend a lunch hour. If you work near by, you gotta stop in. The food is to die for, the service is great, and the hotrods parked outside by the patrons are as good as any carshow~
Best BBQ in Seattle – Let me state it plainly: I *love* this restaurant. The food is fantastic, the service is prompt, and not without true "southern" hospitality. My personal faves are the babybacks, and the pulled pork sandwich. They come with a choice of sides (do NOT miss the spinach casserole!) and sauces -- all with great flavor, but not overpowering.
Do yourself a favor - get down to Pig Iron for some tasty food, great drinks, and stellar service. Try it once, and you'll end up making it a monthly (weekly? daily?) sojourn to South Seattle.
Bad Food, worse service – I was looking forward to trying this place and what a let down. Chopped brisket? Pulled Pork with no flavor served at room temperature. The sides are lacking in choice and flavor! Disgusting.
People in this city don't know what real barbecue is! I am amazed that this place got any recognition as "Editors Choice".
Editorial Review – Georgetown barbecue joint serves up sandwiches, brisket, ribs, pulled pork and more to hungry Seattleites.
Best BBQ, great service, REAL FOOD! – Alright folks, they're open for dinner now, you should do what you can to get down to SODO and get some of the best damn BBQ in Seattle. I've been to Pig Iron several times and have never been disappointed by the great food or the friendly service. Their sweet tea is fantastic and their other drinks are just as delicious! They can be pretty busy during the lunch hour, so be willing to wait for a table or just pick up something to go. Also, you can buy their sauces to take home just in case you can't go as often as you would like. Careful, this place can be highly addictive!
The Best Brisket!!!!!! – Do not miss out on their amazing brisket! After trying most of their meats the brisket is by far the best! The sweet potato fries are great and they have a fun selection of unusual sodas. Kinda of a quirky offbeat but very casual and friendly.
$2 pulled pork sandwiches & $1 beers – great joint to go hang out at on a early friday evening . $2 pulled pork sandwiches and $1 beers , you have to try the sweet potato french frys & there own amazing BBQ sauce .
Best BBQ around! – Go for the plates! Brisket, pulled pork - you can't go wrong. The jalapeno spinach casserole and sweet potato fries are unbelievably good. They'll even make the kiddies a grilled cheese sandwich if they aren't into BBQ. Wash it all down with delicious sweet tea, a yummy cherry limeade, or a $1 Old Milwaukee! Only problem I've found is they aren't open late enough or on weekends. They are working on extending their hours though and I can't wait!
Great Carolina BBQ – This is a wonderful BBQ offering honey mustard as well as a spicy and regular tomato sauce...mmm, interesting sides like sweet potatoe fries and spinach. Great place for those of you that work in the area, but disappointing to the rest of us because their hours are 11-4pm Mon-Friday.
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with Facebook to see what your friends are up to!
Do you have a review of Pig Iron Bar-B-Q on your blog? If you include the Citysearch image link (shown below) in your post, we'll automatically link to your review from the business profile page. Here's how our Linkback system works:
The Linkback system is free and automatic. It's really that easy.
To link to our business profile page, copy the html below to your web page.


text:
Restaurant Reservations - Free • Instant • Confirmed
McNinch House
Online Reservations
Sign In
OpenTable Home
Charlotte restaurants
Charlotte restaurants
> McNinch House information
Reserve at McNinch House
Party Size
1 person
2 people
3 people
4 people
5 people
6 people
7 people
8 people
9 people
10 people
11 people
12 people
13 people
14 people
15 people
16 people
17 people
18 people
19 people
20 people
McNinch House
See all
Reviews ›
511 North Church St.
Charlotte, NC 28202
Getting there ›
$50 and over
More Details ›
McNinch House Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(704) 332-6159
Hours of Operation:
Dinner Only: Tuesday - Saturday evenings
Seatings every 30 minutes from 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Continental, European
Executive Chef:
Christopher Coleman
Dress Code:
Jacket Required
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
Private party accommodations are offered for groups up to 50. We welcome weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate closing dinners, and medical education dinners, and will be happy to discuss your individual group's needs for private dining.
Private Party Contact:
Keith Cochran (704) 332-6159
Getting there
Cross Street:
Between 9th St. & 8th St.
Parking Details:
Valet parking on our private property for up to 20 vehicles.
A word from McNinch House
For the last 22 years, the ca. 1892 Queen Anne style home of Victorian-era Charlotte Mayor Sam McNinch has served as the McNinch House Restaurant. In this historic Fourth Ward home of chef/owner Ellen Davis, guests can expect to be treated like royalty during their multi-course culinary journey.
Featuring Charlotte's most carefully constructed wine list, guests will select their entrees from the chef's choice menu, and professional service staff will take care of the rest. Recognized as Charlotte's Most Romantic Restaurant, The McNinch House Restaurant is the perfect place for your anniversary, birthday, special event, private corporate or executive dining. **ALL RESERVATIONS MUST INCLUDE A VALID EMAIL ADDRESS TO CONFIRM**
Dinner Only, Prix Fixe:
7 Courses-$99pp
5 Courses-$79pp
Chef's Tasting-$125pp
Chef's Table-$149pp
+ alcohol, tax, & gratuity (20% standard)
Foodspotting photos
See all photos >
Awards voted by OpenTable diners
Diners' Choice Winner
Best Overall
Diners' Choice Winner
Best Ambiance
Diners' Choice Winner
Best Food
Diner Reviews
Our waiter, Jonathan, and head
waiter/manager, Corey, did a great job as did Wesley, our sommelier on the Bordeaux and wine pairings. We enjoyed the whole evening and the room we were in with 3 other tables of guests. My wife, who normally doesn't like Blue Dressing, actually enjoyed it with the salad wedge, raisins, and roasted pecans. She loved her crab and crab cake course as well. The bordelaise sauce was wonderful with the filet mignon with peppercorns. Chef needs to give a few more teaspoons of sauce for those of us who need to eat it with the potato as well as the steak. The vanilla bourbon cheesecake with caramel was also our top choice for dessert. Note : portions are not large, but are delicious."
Dined on 4/18/2014
We've gone to the McNinch House
for over 10 years and each experience has been perfect. The noise level is so low you can hear the soft background music playing. No reataurant roar we find in other places. The food is always exceptional. If you are looking for an inexpensive meal this isn't the place for you. Our dinner with paired wines was over $400 with the 20% gratuity. The food, service and atmosphere combine to make dinner an event. We already look forward to our next visit. "
Dined on 4/18/2014
The McNinch house is still our
favorite restaurant in the world. Each course was superb, the service was perfect and the location is historic. A Wonderful evening."
Dined on 4/17/2014
wonderful experience. surprise
anniversary dinner for wife. thoroughly enjoyed all"
Dined on 4/4/2014
What a wonderful experience. I had
heard of McNimch House but never been there. I made reservations on a Friday afternoon for Friday at 6 pm. I had a Charlotte Observer coupon that I had been carrying around for awhile and decided spur of the moment to use it. I called while we were walking to the restaurant since we were both wearing jeans. They said "jeans are discouraged" but said to come anyway since we were on our way. I felt very out of place when we got there because most were dressed up but very comfortable once we were seated. The service is sincerely friendly and obviously experienced. The food, atmosphere and excellent wait staff made this a fantastic experience."
Dined on 4/4/2014
A hidden gem of Charlotte. No
other words to describe this restaurant that provides personalixed service and exceptional wine."
Dined on 4/1/2014
Average at best. Specially for
what you will end up paying. I honestly dont know how they could have got AAA 4 star award. Food was okay. As a main course I had duck which was not impressive. Not cooked well. Server had a dumb look on his face when I told him about it . I guess since he was the guy parking car as well. Only 3 people servicing the floor. Got our order wrong and then got our bill wrong as well. I am glad I checked. I hope it is written somewhere in fine print but didnt like that they just took 20% grauity by default. Let me be the judge of it. Lot of reviews said you save your money and go somewhere else and oh I wish now I would have listened. Not worth over $300 Find something else."
Dined on 3/29/2014
Since this restaurant is pricey,
we could only afford to go on a special occasion. My husband received a birthday card and I got a rose for our anniversary. The dining experience is one to savor. We had wonderful a relaxing cocktail before beginning our 7-course meal. We chose a superb wine that paired with our meal. The waiter and dining manager were very attentive. The food was excellent. My husband who is a big eater, left full despite the smaller portions. The menu choices catered to beef, fish or vegans. It was an event rather than just a night out on the town."
Dined on 3/28/2014
This was our first visit to
McNinch House. It was wonderful, flawless, elegant and most of all the food was fantastic. This is most definitely a special occasion place, unless you have a very high income. We went on a weeknight to celebrate our wedding anniversary. There are several small dining areas. It was very private and we felt like special guests in someone's home. The service was perfect: attentive but not hovering, never rushed and never left you wondering "where are they?" We selected the menu offering two appetizers, an entrée and a choice of either a dessert or cheese tray. We also opted for the trilogie wine pairing, which provided a different wine for each course. The whole experience couldn't have been better."
Dined on 3/27/2014
The service, ambiance and
appetizers were outstanding. The entree was well above average."
Dined on 3/26/2014
Wanted to have a nice place to
dine for our anniversary, something a little different in-town. First time dining at McNinch, and we had a ball. Great service, great food, and the historic home is a perfect setting. Splurge and go for the wine pairing to make it a visit to remember."
Dined on 3/15/2014
The meal was excellent but crazy
expensive. I haven't yet decided if quality of meal and experience was worthy of excessive cost."
Dined on 3/14/2014
Not a place for children Not a
place for animated conversation. Excellent food Very pricey which I didn't mind paying bc of the food quality With 1 bottle of wine and 3 teens 2 adults. 650$$ Wine was excellent. Servers great. The lamb and crab cakes are fantastic."
Dined on 3/8/2014
My wife and I went for the 5
courses menu which is the least expensive option ($79pp) but was clearly enough for us. My wife also added the wine pairing option ($55pp) which definitely added a layer of sophistication to the evening. You definitely pay full price for this wonderful 2 hours dinning experience (note that they charge a default 20% service fee) which is sure to build a memorable evening."
Dined on 3/1/2014
A friend and I wanted to take our
spouses out for a special evening. After reviewing options,we decided upon the McNinch House. We were extremely pleased with the decision. It proved to be a memorable dining experience that our wives will cherish for some time. We selected the 7 course Grand Menu. Each course was appropriately staggered, and staff knowledgeable and attentive. My friend noted that his filet of beef was the best he has ever tasted. I highly recommend The McNinch House for those seeking a relaxing, special occasion dining experience."
Dined on 2/8/2014
To celebrate our anniversary, my
husband and I wanted to do something special and different. We chose McNinch House after seeing the Zagat rating. We were absolutely satisified, as McNinch House helped us make a nice dinner out, a unique experience, and a true celebration. The unique touches included a personalized card wishing us a happy anniversary, as well as the staff being so knowledgeable about the food and wine offerings. The setting was quiet and elegant. We had a wonderful evening and will definitely be back when looking for a SPECIAL evening out."
Dined on 2/6/2014
McNinch House is sort of the last
of a dying breed in Charlotte. The wait staff was second to none and were all obviously well-trained. Though my wife and I didn't drink, the wine list was amazing. My wife's lamb (which is the only entree that is a permanent fixture on the menu) was simply amazing. My filet mignon was a tad overcooked and a little too salty, but that is the only "con" I can think of. For a special occasion, I can hardly think of a better place in Charlotte. You will be treated as if you are the most important customer they have. It is also nice to find a place that still requires men to wear jackets and treats a meal as a special experience. The attention to detail was impressive. This is a really special place."
Dined on 2/1/2014
A beautiful old house, privately
owned (they live on the upper floors), in a nice downtown neighborhood. Valet parking or park on the street. Despite being an old house on a cold night, the temp inside was warm and comfortable. The menu choices were varied with something for everyone and different experiences based on the number of courses you order. We both ordered the lamb which was tender and tasty. Highly recommended. The main course was a 10. The rest of the meal gets an 8. The wine list is extensive but the wine steward is extremely knowledgable, answering questions and giving info about each wine he serves. This is a quiet, relaxed atmosphere. Not an everyday meal but just what we wanted for my 55 birthday. We will go back."
Dined on 1/25/2014
My mom had been wanting to go here
for a while. So for her birthday we made reservations. The house was quaint and upscale. The servers were nice. We were not rushed- a nice leasurly 5 course meal but it did drag a bit at the end (3hours) after dessert and drinks. Overall, glad we tried it and I would recommend it. The selections were good and unique. Howeve I would probably not return any time soon. A once a year special occasion place. Great however if you want a very quiet romantic place!"
Dined on 1/18/2014
When you spend a few hundred
dollars you have an expectation. It does not measure up. The food was average and would easily be bested by good eats on Montford for a fifth of the cost. It felt like a place where people go for a special occasion and the ambiance is what they are paying for. At that price point, I expect the Ritz Carlton of service. When I call ahead and inform the chef that we are gluten free and no accommodations were made, that is not service. If you could not accommodate us, please let people know so that they could go somewhere else. The saving grace from our experience was Wesley. He was charming and a knowledgeable sommelier. No return visit expected. This restaurant does not deserve to be so highly rated."
Dined on 1/10/2014
We were warmly greeted and then
seated in an elegant Victorian dining room next to a fireplace. The service was impeccable and the food, excellent. The option of sommelier's wine parings, for us, was a stunning plus. Just be careful of the generous pourings with each course."
Dined on 1/9/2014
My boyfriend and I wanted to try
another top Charlotte restaurant that had an impeccable wine list. That is exactly what we found at McNinch House. The menu can be a bit confusing, but the wait staff is amazingly helpful. This is the perfect romantic evening for the occasion you choose. It is small, quaint, and quiet with one of the best wine lists we have seen. A very knowledgeable staff served great food in a beautiful house. My only complaint would be that it was quite expensive. But, we were expecting that with the service and food we had."
Dined on 1/2/2014
This was a once-in-a-blue moon
choice for my wife's birthday celebration as it is pricey. Just the two of us, we each went with the five course option with wine pairing. Food and wine were awesome; very small portions as expected, but done superbly. It was very quiet which is good for a romantic dinner, but we could hear many other conversations in the restaurant, so be aware of that. There were some surprises; the sommalier was real personable but messed up the pairing a bit thinking we had ordered a different meal option. Also, they tack on a 20% tip automatically - something I never see with only two people dining. So bring your wallet for a wonderful atmosphere, great food, and an experience you'll remember a long time."
Dined on 1/2/2014
The McNich House offered
exceptional romantic dining and a very attentive staff. The Chef's tasting, a 9 course with wine paring was our selection for the evening. Our total meal experience was 3 hours where we were served food and wine that paired splendidly and the evening just seemed to float bye. I rated the food 4 stars, not because anything was lacking but the dessert being good just lacked the lusciousness that the first 8 courses comprised of. On our next special occasion we will be going back to the McNich House."
Dined on 12/28/2013
We had been wanting to go to the
McNinch House for over 20 years. We finally tried the restaurant and it did not disappoint us. We chose the 5 and 7 course dinner with wine pairing for the 5 course dinner. The appetizers were outstanding. The entrée was very good and the dessert was excellent. The wine pairing was very good, but not quite as good as we hoped. It is a restaurant for a special occasion and leisurely dining. We will return in the future."
Dined on 12/26/2013
I went here with my boyfriend to
celebrate our first Christmas together and we had a great time. I discovered a favorite new red wine and we sampled many unique foods. My boyfriend got the venison and loved it. Will definitely return."
Dined on 12/26/2013
The McNinch House is, in our
opinion, the best that Charlotte has to offer. Great ambiance, impeccable service, wonderful food, lovely presentation and a very nice wine list. A little on the expensive side, but well worth the cost. All the rave reviews were completely accurate. A memorable dining experience. It's on our "short list" of favorite restaurants."
Dined on 12/23/2013
Not even the best restaurant in
fourth ward. Food was mediocre at best. If they want to charge those prices and require five course meals, the food should blow you away. It does not come close. Go to Barrington's or Zebra for better food."
Dined on 12/19/2013
Don't get me wrong, the food
received was awesome. However, we walked out 3 hours later hungry as the portions are extremely small and there is a 30 min wait between each course even with only 1 other table present. It was nice for our anniversary but will not be going back as very expensive and would rather eat at Bentley's on 27 if spending almost $300 for a dinner for 2."
Dined on 12/17/2013
We have been eating at the McNinch
House during the Christmas holidays for over 10 years. Each room in the house is decorated beautifully and the food, service and staff provide a wonderful dining experience. It would difficult to imagine a better place in Charlotte to celebrate the season or a special occasion than the McNinch House."
Dined on 12/18/2013
You dont find many places like
this. Maybe in SanFransisco. The attention to detail with the wonderful Victorian table settings and the creative presentation of the food--It's delicious, slow paced and elegant. A great experience. It's not just dinner, it's an entire evening. I've been going for 25 years and it is still awesome."
Dined on 12/12/2013
Fabulous setting. Great
food. Superb staff. Very high prices. $125 a plate was a surprise."
Dined on 12/4/2013
We had the chef's 9 course diner
along with the accompanying wine pairings. The three appetizer courses were excellent; actually the crab cakes were outstanding. This was followed by three entrees, local fish, duck and the finally an extremely tender filet. All three entrees would have been considered a full serving in Europe and each was paired well with a matching wine. This was followed by a cheese course and finally a sweet cheese cake concluding the evening. We have traveled to New York to visit several of the "iron chefs' restaurants and actually this local experience compares favorably. At Christmas time the converted house is beautifully decorated and very festive. It was an outstanding location to celebrate our anniversary."
Dined on 11/22/2013
Wonderful! Best evening out I ever
had in 66 years. Our party of eight felt the same. We had the Chefs Table offering and will do it again."
Dined on 11/29/2013
The best meal I have ever had,
would definitely recommend! It's expensive, but worth every penny."
Dined on 11/21/2013
McNinch House was hands down the
best possible choice for a memorable evening with my cousin and 84 year old French aunt who were in town for a short stay. Absolutely deserving of their four diamond status. Our evening was the picture of perfection from the moment we entered this wonderfully restored Charlotte historic landmark home. I lack the sophistication of vocabulary to even begin to put into words how wonderful the food was so I will have to go with simply saying, this was the best meal I have ever been served. Might not the place to be if you are in a rush or on a budget as McNinch House is more than a fine restaurant, it is an experience to be savored and remembered for a lifetime."
Dined on 11/14/2013
The servings don't match the
pricing. When you add wine paring with your meal the wine selection was really bad, and extremely expensive."
Dined on 11/9/2013
Overall, very good. Food and wine
were terrific, service was pretty good, but could have been better. Hostess was friendly and helpful, but we had about a 15 minute gap after being seated before our waiter came to our table and I had to get up and go ask the hostess if we could have a cocktail while waiting rather than being greeted by our waiter within your normal 2-5 minutes. Our 6 pm reservation must have been a little too early for them."
Dined on 11/2/2013
After more than 20 years of
waiting for the perfect time to visit The McNinch House for dinner, my wife and I and another couple had dinner this week for the first time and it was an unbelievable experience. Get ready to sit for 3 hours for one of the most relaxing dinner experiences featuring various courses off a limited but very impressive menu. The old, antique-type atmosphere of this past Mayor's Mansion is hard to duplicate and the fixtures in it, including the dinnerware, will take you back to the early 1900's. Courses are served in well-timed intervals and you are never rushed. The service is impeccable and delivers absolutely wonderful food and an exceptional wine list to choose from. We will be back."
Dined on 10/30/2013
McNinch house is tucked away in
Charlotte's uptown 4th Ward neighborhood in a historic victorian home. The 5 star restaurant and wine list will make you feel like you are in another place. Always a fantastic experience from the food, wine to service. Great for special occasions but dont disregard for a night away from all the chains and everyday Charlotte places. You can choose from 3 course to 9 course chef tasting menu. The charm and character of McNinch is like no other in the area."
Dined on 10/24/2013
More reviews ›
Send a Gift Card for McNinch House
Buy now and deliver it instantly by email, or print a beautiful card to give in person.
Buy one today! ›
Larger map ›
Smaller map ›
Diners' Choice Awards
Charlotte Winners
Best Overall
Best Ambiance
Best Food
Best Service
Notable Wine List
Special Occasion
Charlotte Winners
Best Overall
Best Ambiance
Best Food
Best Service
Notable Wine List
Special Occasion
Learn more ›
Like McNinch House
Related Links
See Full Restaurant List
Charlotte European Restaurants
Make a Reservation at McNinch House
Featured Cities
Atlanta Restaurants
Chicago Restaurants
Denver Restaurants
Las Vegas Restaurants
London Restaurants
Los Angeles Restaurants
New England Restaurants
New York Area Restaurants
Philadelphia Restaurants
San Francisco Restaurants
Seattle Restaurants
Washington DC Restaurants
Restaurateurs: Join Us
Dining Rewards
Private Dining
Diner's Choice Winners
Reserve for Others
Investor Relations
Press Room
Contact Us
Help & Support
© 2014 OpenTable, Inc.
Privacy Policy
OpenTable Terms of Use
Affiliate Program


text:
Attention rural and urban cowgirls! Legendary Tony Lama craftsmanship, quality and style now Heartland America priced! Cowgirls are unique. They're as tough as the great outdoors, yet have a soft, beautiful side that's irresistible. In other words, they're just like these Tony Lama boots. Make no mistake: they're not some western-wanna-be boots. They're rodeo-rugged and built to last with features including a full-grain tan leather vamp, double row welt stitching and rubber outsole that's durable, flexible and oil resistant. And for the comfort you deserve, they have the innovative new Lama Comfort Pad technology plus removable & washable comfort orthotic inserts. A 10" rose velour kid leather shaft with pull on straps provides the crowning touch of beauty. 1-7/8" heel. Womens Size 6
Perfect for fashionable wear or in the arena! My wife loves these!
11/2/2011 - DR - Chino Valley, AZ
Wow! These boots are fantastic! Comfortable, very cool looking & fit is great! Terrific price too! Highly recommended boot.
Write a Review
You might also be interested in...


text:
Narrow your search
Not only do they enable hands-free chatting, they also free you from dealing with tangled wires as y
Have a nice headset and fightstick for your existing console? Will those work on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4? We break down what works and what you'll have to replace for the move the new generation.
The first-ever CNET and GameSpot video series collaboration continues with a next-generation console discussion about legacy headsets and peripherals.
Wireless sound is everywhere now, and the best devices can be costly, but Crave's Eric Mack doesn't think paying big is necessary. He suggests a half dozen inexpensive options he likes.
Version 1.60 update brings support for Sony's Pulse wireless stereo headsets and new $99.99 Gold Wireless Headset, which hits stores soon.
The $55 portable speaker comes in four bright shades and pairs with any device through NFC and Bluetooth.
For the last part of winter, Crave's Eric Mack went "head-on" with a UClear Bluetooth headset system to turn his ski helmet into a mobile command center on the mountain.
The Plantronics Voyager Edge's impressive hands-free call quality and sleek size makes it a smarter buy than the fashionable Jawbone Era.
Outside of short battery life, the small and comfortable Jawbone Era delivers the full package of an affordable price, excellent sound quality, and a powerful companion app.
The BackBeat Fit may not be perfect, but it's one of the best wireless sports headphones available.
The Soulmate Max is a likeable portable Bluetooth speaker with an impressive design and feature set, but it simply doesn't sound as good it should for $400.


text:
Some information is missing or invalid below.
Sale $60.00
Regular $200.00
Learn more.
Add this sparkling Ole Miss Rebels logo bead to a new sterling silver bracelet. Comes in a gift box.
Bead Details:
- Width: .37-in.
- Metal: rhodium-plated sterling silver
- Features: red resin
- Model no. UMS070CHM-SS
Crystal Details:
- Cut: round
- Color: red
- Setting: pave
- Made with Swarovski Elements
Promotional offers available online at Kohls.com may vary from those offered in Kohl's stores.


text:
Health rebate sows seeds of confusion
David Potts A parting gift from Wayne Swan was the bright idea of having a tax rebate that depreciates over time.
The super cap is hard to shift
Noel Whittaker I would like to contribute more than the $25,000 limit into my super account. Is there a way to do it?
Inheritance best put towards new home
George Cochrane If the economy continues to grow we can only assume that so will property prices.
Tax sting for Kiwi expats after NZ ruling
Catherine Harris Kiwis in Australia are being warned about the tax implications of a recent court decision.
Taxman desn't fall for fishy excuses
Missing your dead goldfish? Stop your carping and get on with filling out that tax return before the deadline - or ese.
Path to retirement
George Cochrane Focus on enjoying your money, rather than leaving it to younger relatives.
Eight steps to the best tax refund
Melissa Browne Now is the time to ensure you are doing everything you can to make sure you get the best return possible.
Make your fiscal views add up
Mark Bouris The election is finally out of the way and the government has a big agenda ahead of it.
Rectify GST to ease tax burden
David Potts Not to put too fine a point on it, but the rate is too low and too much is exempted. It could be an election issue - next time.
Top executives wary of tax cut costs
Gareth Hutchens, Clancy Yeates Executives have questioned whether Australia can afford to lower the company tax rate.
Don't fall foul of taxing questions
Penny Pryor Don't think you'd never get caught out by the Tax Office: you could, and the buck would stop with you, too.
FBT vehicles driven from the field
MAX NEWNHAM There has been much gnashing of teeth due to the final nail in the motor vehicle FBT coffin.
Landlords keep tax-time wheels in motion
John Collett Negative gearing is always targeted by the tax office because billions are claimed.
Little evidence to support corporate tax cut
GARETH HUTCHENS A popular argument is the idea that our economy will necessarily benefit if the corporate tax rate is cut.
Dropping the ball now can be costly
Barbara Drury The big challenge facing Australian taxpayers this month is to reduce their tax bill before the end of the financial year without getting the Tax Office umpire offside.
Realising value from shares that are worthless
Tony McLean If you have shares that are really of little or no value, you may be able to realise a capital loss for tax purposes in 2012-13.
Crackdown on landlords after surge in claims
John Collett The Australian Taxation Office is targeting more than 110,000 rental property owners who have been identified through last year's tax returns as making incorrect claims.
Tax office takes aim at tradies
John Collett The Australian Tax Office is targeting building and construction workers and sales and marketing managers.
Maximise the money in your pocket at tax time
Melissa Browne The end of the financial year is only a few weeks away and the key to getting a better return this year is to do something rather than hope that it happens. So if you're like me and would rather spend your money on shoes, then here are my top 10 tips to save tax and to have more cash in your bank account.
The cuts are now personal
John Collett Baby, forget the bonus. With tax concessions gone the federal government's budget could also affect your health.
Taxing 'super' rich a good idea badly handled
Richard Livingston The government has cottoned on to a fair point but they are struggling to articulate it.
Maximise your tax deductions on car expenses
MAX NEWNHAM There are many ways to claim a tax deduction for car expenses. Some require little to no record-keeping, while others mean keeping a detailed log book for 12 weeks.
Borrowers' feast
David Potts Another interest rate cut is in the offing, though in this case what's good for the goose won't appeal to the gander at all.
Firms use tax money for aid projects
RORY CALLINAN WEALTHY resource companies operating overseas are tapping into Australian taxpayer funds to set up aid projects potentially benefiting their corporate social responsibility credentials.
GST overhaul inevitable and desirable, business groups stress
Madeleine Heffernan An overhaul of the goods and services tax is inevitable and might help raise living standards, business groups say.
Unclaimed super set for Tax Office
CLANCY YEATES MILLIONS of dollars worth of lost superannuation is set to be transferred to the taxman, under a move the government says will save members from paying unnecessary fees.
Downside has benefits
I CAN DO THAT The strategy: To understand what's going on in China.
Where to put taxman's 'gift' depends on you
Mark Bouris Over the next few weeks, a lot of readers will be receiving tax refund cheques from the Australian Taxation Office.
Henry warning to lift revenue
CLANCY YEATES State and federal governments must extract more tax revenue if they are to fund the nation's ballooning infrastructure needs in decades to come, former Treasury secretary Ken Henry says.
Online tax drive
Barbara Drury Those with uncomplicated finances are being urged to lodge returns via computer.