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Dodging bad weather and irregular schedules, the members of People Inc. were able to sponsor two successful blood drives this school year.
Despite a two hour delay, People Inc. members, working in conjunction with The American Red Cross, were still able to hold their annual blood drive on December 10, with the theme "Give blood; save a life."
People Inc. members worked to incorporate "The Game of Life" board game feel to the drive. Play money was placed on the lockers of the donors. Members also brought in food for the canteen and Multi-grain Cheerios for the students and teachers that gave blood. Members that did not get to work the blood drive will have the opportunity to work the next one.
Nearly 100 students volunteered to donate blood. After deferrals, a total of 59 units of blood were donated.
Four-time donor senior Chandler Haar said, "It feels great to know that I potentially saved three lives."
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With a theme, "Grateful Life" students filled the gym once again to try to be successful donors. In all, 89 units were donated, surpassing the group's goal of 80 units.
People Inc. works each year to earn scholarships which are awarded to seniors who have given blood or are actively involved in the organization.
Each year the National Honor Society at Eastwood High School conducts a canned food drive to collect money, nonperishable food items, and gifts to make sure area families in need have a happy holiday. The food drive ended December 17.
Students turned items in AA. At the end of the drive the boxes were collected to see which AA accumulated the most items. The winning AAs received rewards.
Mr. David Little's AA won the contest, with Mrs. Kristi Dubois AA coming in a close second and Mr. Terry McKibben's AA placing third. The rivalry to see whose AA could claim victory was more important to students than the treats supplied by NHS to the winning AAs.
In the previous canned food drives National Honor Society members collected enough to supply over 40 families with several different items.
Students at the high school once again came through to help their neighbors with more than 3500 cans of food donated and $230 in cash which the NHS members used to purchase Christmas presents for families in need.
(Reprinted with permission from the Eastwood High School student publication, The Eagle's Eye, March 11 issue)
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Hollywood reaguje na śmierć Paula Walkera
Śmierć gwiazdy serii "Szybcy i wściekli" nie była szokiem tylko dla fanów, ale także dla innych aktorów. Na Twitterze opublikowano wiele wpisów poświęconych Paulowi Walkerowi.
Policja oficjalnie potwierdza, że pojazd prowadził były kierowca wyścigowy, filantrop i właściciel salonu samochodowego Roger Rodas. Obecnie trwa śledztwo, by ustalić przyczyny wypadku. Panowie wybrali się na przejażdżkę autem Porsche Carrera GT po charytatywnej imprezie, na której obaj byli obecni.
All my strength, love & faith to the Walker family during this heartbreaking time. We find our strength.. in his light. Love you brother.
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) December 1, 2013
Your humble spirit was felt from the start, wherever you blessed your presence you always left a mark,… http://t.co/nUiPPIU9Bb
— Ludacris (@Ludacris) December 1, 2013
I am so beyond heartbroken right now. I can't process anything.
— James Wan (@creepypuppet) December 1, 2013
My heart is hurting so bad no one can make me believe this is real Father God I pray that you send… http://t.co/CnKblb3PWu
— Vision Implementer (@Tyrese) December 1, 2013
At least I got to say I love you.... #OurLastExchange but our laughs and moments will live forever… http://t.co/LyNrYK0r44
— Vision Implementer (@Tyrese) December 1, 2013
Brother I will miss you very much. I am absolutely speechless. Heaven has gained a new Angel. RIP. pic.twitter.com/leCBT0sZkG
— Vin Diesel (@OffVinDiesel) December 1, 2013
I am in total shock at the news of Paul's death. My heart,strength and love goes out to his family. A truly honest h… http://t.co/8M0G7vfLYH
— Luke Evans (@TheRealLukevans) December 1, 2013
Paul was pure light. I cannot believe he is gone.
— Jordana Brewster (@JordanaBrewster) December 1, 2013
Lost a dear friend today. So sudden and tragic - @RealPaulWalker was a great man with a big heart and passion. RIP pic.twitter.com/wpaAZcwuxk
— Gal Gadot (@GalGadot) December 1, 2013
.@RealPaulWalker May he be in peace. To his family you are in our thoughts and prayers.
— Sarah Michelle (@RealSMG) December 1, 2013
.@RealPaulWalker awful news. Paul was a lovely guy. Handsome as all hell and funny and cool to boot. Terrible news. My condolences.
— Dominic Monaghan (@DomsWildThings) December 1, 2013
Man life is so short. People you care about can be here one min and gone the next Don't take life for granted RIP Paul Walker 😔
— Michael B Jordan (@michaelb4jordan) December 1, 2013
So sad, Paul Walker.... He will always be remembered
— Katie Cassidy (@MzKatieCassidy) December 1, 2013
Paul Walker???? Oh my god. This is heartbreaking
— Kat Dennings (@OfficialKat) December 1, 2013
Heavy heavy heart tonight. Paul Walker was a genuinely good, sweet, kind, laid back, loving person. Sending much love to his family.
— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) December 1, 2013
#paulwalker - much love to paul walker. So sad. He gave a lot of joy. http://t.co/MVsZUMvx9T
— James Franco (@JamesFrancoTV) December 1, 2013
A very sad day indeed. R.I.P. Paul Walker. Our prayers are with you and your family.
— Zoe Saldana (@zoesaldana) December 1, 2013
Walker will be remembered as a matinee idol, but Clint Eastwood, Gary Ross and Richard Donner hired him before Fast was a phenomenon. RIP.
— Seth Grahame-Smith (@sethgs) December 1, 2013
I had the distinct pleasure of meeting Paul Walker. He flew to an airport in NC to talk about a role in THE GREY. He was a total gentleman.
— Joe Carnahan (@carnojoe) December 1, 2013
He was kind, thoughtful and could not have been nicer to myself and my wife. I'm shocked. It's always the good ones that go too soon. RIP.
— Joe Carnahan (@carnojoe) December 1, 2013
Paul was a good dude. Conscientious & not caught up in Hollywood. He knew there was more to life & lived like it. Nice to know you brotha.
— Ryan Phillippe (@RyanPhillippe) December 1, 2013
I don't know what to say. Paul was a good guy,a decent man & he'll be missed.I'm glad I knew you! My heart goes out to Meadow & his family.
— Leslie Bibb (@mslesliebibb) December 1, 2013
#RIPPaulWalker -he was a lovely person -so sweet and grounded. My heart goes out to his family. pic.twitter.com/w8Ep7AcKOZ
— Jessica Alba (@jessicaalba) December 1, 2013
I just remember him as being so effortlessly golden. He had that way about him, that "thing"... #rippaulwalker #TeamPW
— James Van Der Beek (@vanderjames) December 1, 2013
My heart is crushed by the news that my friend Paul Walker passed away today. Prayers and light to his daughter and family right now.
— Michael Ealy (@MichaelEaly) December 1, 2013
No, @RealPaulWalker. No. No. No. Rest with the angels. You. Sweet boy. #beauty #love #RIP
— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) December 1, 2013
Extremely saddened to hear of Paul Walker's passing. RIP
— Roland Emmerich (@rolandemmerich) December 1, 2013
I'm a devastated right now. My prayers & condolences go out to Paul Walkers family & friends. He was a amazing talent & will truly b missed
— Kevin Hart (@KevinHart4real) December 1, 2013
Paul my Buddy. "There's nothing I can say"...A good man... Silent tears. My family pauses a moment for you...in the studio we light a candle
— RZA! (@RZA) December 1, 2013
RIP Paul Walker
— Elisha Cuthbert (@HappyElishas) December 1, 2013
#paulwalker - much love to paul walker. So sad. He gave a lot of joy. http://t.co/MVsZUMvx9T
— James Franco (@JamesFrancoTV) December 1, 2013
Sick about the tragic loss of #PaulWalker. I enjoyed our time together very much. Such a really nice guy. Prayers to his family and friends.
— Carson Daly (@CarsonDaly) December 1, 2013
We've lost another kind, gentle soul...RIP Paul Walker
— John Ortiz (@johnortiz718) December 1, 2013
RT @GlobalGrind: PHOTOS: #RIP to the beautiful blue eyed Paul Walker http://t.co/AzMoY3LI30
— Keyshia Cole (@KeyshiaCole) December 1, 2013
This is sad. RT @washingtonpost "Fast & Furious" actor Paul Walker dies in fiery car crash near Los Angeles http://t.co/Auskxdermb
— yvette nicole brown (@yvettenbrown) December 1, 2013
Paul Walker Dies in Car Accident at Age 40 http://t.co/8uW2E8X12Q via @THR
— Jessica Maldonado (@Jessimaldonado) December 1, 2013
#RIPRT @RealPaulWalker: It's with a heavy heart that we must confirm Paul Walker passed away today (cont) http://t.co/zAZORRlXBS
— Katee Sackhoff (@kateesackhoff) December 1, 2013
In a weird way Paul Walker's death must feel like James Dean's to a segment of this generation.
— Freddie Wong (@fwong) December 1, 2013
RIP Paul Walker. There are no words.
— Kunal Nayyar (@kunalnayyar) December 1, 2013
Wow very sad to hear about Paul Walker.. Condolences to his family and friends..
— George Kontos (@G_Kontos) December 1, 2013
So sad RT @eonline: Paul Walker's rep: "Sadly, I must confirm that Paul did pass away this afternoon in a car crash." http://t.co/Qk71r8E1MZ
— Joe Zee (@mrjoezee) December 1, 2013
So sad to hear about Paul Walker's passing. All of our thoughts & prayers are with his family. #RIPPaulWalker
— Kris Jenner Show (@KrisJennerShow) December 1, 2013
I grew up idolizing @Realpaulwalker I'm so saddened for his family and this stunning tragic loss ...
— Aaron Carter (@AARONCARTER) December 1, 2013
I send my heartfelt prayers and sincerest condolences to Paul Walker's family in this time of grief. What a shocking tragedy.
— The Real Paula Abdul (@PaulaAbdul) December 1, 2013
I send prayers and condolences to the family of Roger Rodas, who passed away w/Paul Walker. I can't imagine their shock and grief. #RIP
— The Real Paula Abdul (@PaulaAbdul) December 1, 2013
im really sad about Paul Walker :(
— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) December 1, 2013
RIP Paul Walker
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) December 1, 2013
Today is a gift… Love life. Live life. Give love. #RIPPaulWalker
— Donnie Wahlberg (@DonnieWahlberg) December 1, 2013
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- wmassnative Sep 25, 2007 07:38 AM
I heard that the Hope & Olive opened in Greenfield this weekend. Has anyone been yet?
Yes I was there today. The good news is that the food was excellent! Had a cubano sandwich. Top notch (though not exactly authentic) and served with a side roasted root vegetables on dressed greens. The space is nice but kind of cavernous..two different dining rooms separated by a bar area. Not intimate welcoming and funky like Bottle of Bread but not oft putting. The bad news is that its in Greenfield. The town is so grim and weird/bad vibed that I can barely bring myself to go there. I know, I know, spare me with the "its turning the corner and People's Pint is making a stand etc etc" but no matter what people's good efforts, intentions, and hopes, Greenfield has always remained a place to avoid.
I really hope they make it but I don't know if Greenfield locals are ready for $10 sandwiches no matter how fabulous. Why they didn't just find another place in Shelburne Falls (or even the more interesting Turners Falls) is beyond me. Shelburne Falls is magical and part of the experience and appeal of Bottle of Bread was that it was located in a lovely destination community.
That being said, I'll absolutely be back!
re: Big Fat Moe
Thanks for the report, glad to hear this place is open and I'm looking forward to trying it. I was just in SF and had kind of a wacky service experience at Tusk 'n Rattle, but I guess that's part of its charm. :) Still want to try Gypsy Apple.
I get what you're saying re Greenfield, but so far the Pint has made it a worthwhile trip for me on occasion, and there are some interesting business and folks tucked away who can't afford the Northampton market (don't get me started again on NoHo!). BTW, check out "The Rendezvous" in TF sometime, if you're up that way...
re: Big Fat Moe
Greenfield has always remained a place to avoid.? Why? ...your pretense is truly unfortunate. If you decide to visit Greenfield and actually look around, you will not find poor people lurking in alleyways ready to jump out at you. I moved to Greenfield 15 years ago from Boston and worked in Northampton for about five years, and Greenfield is far superior to NOHO in many ways. Yes there are fewer insanely-self-conscious-hip-beautiful people clogging the streets, but you also won't find pierced teens camped out begging for money on the sidewalk, or supremely untalented street musicians banging away on out of tune guitars... honestly, there are far more scary folk hanging out on Main in Noho. That said, maybe you should stay away, it's already too long a wait for a table at the Pint, which will probably also be the case at Hope & Olive.
re: Frankidadio
Unfortunately I have to agree with the negative assessment of Greenfield, and I have lived in the area for 28 years and seen it go down hill. While there are nice people and interesting places in the outskirts, I find it hard to believe anyone could disagree all those ragtag store fronts (and boarded up buildings!) on Main Street are enough to turn away most people, and this is not good for the economy or the local people. In recent years it is very common for people to bemoan what has happened to the town. There are good things to be found, but in general the downtown is an area I skip whenever possible.
That being said I have been happy to see quite a few new restaurants and other businesses make a go of it there in recent years. I stopped going to the People's Pint a few years ago when the service became very spotty, but it has gotten so many positive posts here recently I think I'll try it out again. After the Hope & Olive, that is...
re: Frankidadio
Really has little to do with pretense and more to do with a Greenfield retail and downtown business community that has been smug, backwards, and exclusionary for the the past 35 years. The town is both frozen in time and paralyzed at the same time.
Yeah, Northampton is often what you say it is. And downtown Greenfield is no more "scary" than Northampton. But downtown Greenfield was, is, and probably will continue to be, creepy. And not a pleasant place to spend an entire evening. I'll drive up, enjoy a meal, and get the hell out.
re: Big Fat Moe
hey -
i was wondering if you happened to have an address (or approximate location) or phone number for it? I live in noho and don't know where in greenfield it opened up.
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It's on the corner of Hope and Olive. Really. It's in the area behind the courthouse.
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The phone number is 774-3150. Hope Street is off Main Street right by the Franklin County Court House.
My husband and I ate there tonight. It was wonderful! Fresh salmon and trout, lots of hidden food under it (green beans, ginger, bok choy, green beans, local beets and mushrooms), wine, and a killer choc mouse with raspberries all for $51. It was packed, we waited 20 minutes but they have a nice bar. Greenfield is acutally becoming much more interesting with 2 new restaurants opening this week--the other is "Tofu A Go-Go," formerly of Provincetown right on Main St., creative veggie food. An upscale bar called Winterland opened one block from Hope & Olive about 8 months ago and it is usually full with virtual golf. In the summer, Greenfield Energy Park (one block from Hope & Olive) has live music and more coffee houses are now open around town in the winter.
MY Husband and I ate at Hope and Olive last night. The front of the restaurant is very inviting! We were happy to see a nice restaurant come to Greenfield so we do not have to go out of town to eat. As we got seated we were served with a nice bottle of water and 2 glasses. Ahh... we said... this is good. Not having to ask for our water to be filled. The food was really good. But….. The acoustics in there were not pleasant. Very, very noisy, not relaxing at all. It is more like a cafeteria feel with high end price tag. We were a bit disappointed that we not served anything before our meal. We were hoping to be served some nice bread with some olive oil or a small salad. That was disappointing. Because of the noise level and everything being a la carte, we will not be going back in a hurry.
We can recommend Bella Notte in Bernadston. Nice view, nice atmosphere, rolls, salad and great food all in the $18- to 25.00 range.
My girlfriend and I went tonight. For the 25 minute trip from Northampton we found the food to be sort of average and therefore, not quite worth it.
As vegetarians there were decent options - we were pleased with the option of subbing tempeh for meat- I had the veggie BLT and found it to be pretty good but the "side salad" that it came with was just a few roasted vegatbles. The vegetable napoleon entree that my girlfriend ordered was mostly just a pile of over cooked roasted vegetables. The seasoning in general wasn't that excting. The chocolate mouse dessert was much too heavy to be considered a mouse and was average.
Of the pros, the wine (cabernet) was great and the side order of beets was really good. The atmosphere was really nice, and the service was excellent.
All that said, I still think that the place is definitley worth checking out. We will most likley go back another time.
I had dinner at Hope and Olive Tuesday night and it was fabulous! The restaurant was quite busy but we only had a short wait. The decor is warm and comfortable and especially inviting to those who remember the place in its former incarnation as the Polish Club (no kidding!). There is a large U-shaped bar in the middle with big chalk boards posting the daily specials. Handblown glass light fixtures in rainbow colors hang over the bar and matching vases are on the tables. On one side of the bar there are tables and on the other side, booths. Another person who replied to your question mentioned that the place was noisy. It was a little bit, but I think it is due to the fact that the ceiling is covered in pressed tin that is probably original to the building. But leaving the original ceiling lends an ambiance that is worth the volume, in my opinion.
The menu is very reminiscient of a Bottle of Brread although it is more extensive. While waiting for our meal we were served homemade breadsticks twisted into funky shapes. For dinner I had a wonderful heirloom tomato salad and crab cakes. My husband had an appetizer of warmed brie served with sauteed mushrooms, walnuts and greens and toasted crusty bread. He chose a seared tuna appetizer as his entree and was glad he did because the portion of tuna was huge. The food was all great and the service was friendly and professional.
After dinner we walked down Hope Street to Winterland Country Club for a night cap. We clocked the time and it took exactly 2 1/2 minutes to walk to Winterland. If you haven't been there, you really have to give it a try. It is a new upscale bar located in a renovated brick mill building that also houses a couple of artist studios and a few small businesses.
I urge you to spend an evening enjoying Hope & Olive and Winterland Country Club. You won't be disappointed.
I've been to Hope & Olive 2 times for dinner and once for drinks at the bar. I can see the previous complaints about Greenfield but Hope & Olive is a wonderful and much needed addition to the downtown area. Yes Greenfield IS up and coming!!! The menu is quite interesting and fairly diverse depending on your diet, even vegetarian (the stuffed acorn squash is amazing). It ranges from soups, salads and sandwiches to stuffed trout or skirt steak. The bar area is quite extensive, a good selection of liquor and wines plus great local and mico-brewed beers on tap and in bottles. A lot is happening in Greenfield, Tofu-A-GoGo
just opened on main street , which offers great vegetarian and vegan dishes, AND there's talk of a new music venue and art space that will offer live music, dancing, art shows and a nice bar and lounge that serves a small menu which stays open late right above Hope & Olive in Greenfield.
Finally got there for lunch today -- my cobb salad was a nice size (not too big, not too small) with local greens, roasted chicken with skin, crispy bacon, decent tomatoes, just okay avocado, and very good bleu cheese. Not too much dressing, just enough. I was quite pleased with it, but the star was my bf's meatloaf sandwich -- I am not a meatloaf person, but it was spectacular. Savory with a touch of sweet. Very memorable. We waited a little too long for a table, post-lunch rush, but that was my only complaint. Service was pleasant. Great space, including the bar, and we'll definitely go back.
I went to Hope and Olive last week and had a wonderful meal. I am offended by the anti-greenfield comments, however. Greenfield is a slice of America with all the pros and cons. There are many good people living in Greenfield working hard to turn around the aftermath of the industrial revolution that attracted so many people a century ago. I work in Greenfield and I see the town changing for the better in spite of the anti-change attitude of the town fathers who have strangled many positive ideas to maintain the status quo. I think it is important to support the businesses that are trying to turn the town around. If you think Greenfield is grim, you should take a road trip around America. It makes Greenfield look cheery.
This is just to second the previous posts and give a thumbs-up to Hope & Olive - my friend and I went last night, and were very pleased with our meals. We shared the hearts of palm appetizer that was minimalist, yet with a multitude of flavors (combination of balsamic, frisee, beet and parm did the trick). I had the pan-seared trout that was very well-cooked; the roasted beets and potatoes were crisp and the spinach salad added freshness to the dish.... My friend had the vegetable napoleon that looked similar to my side dish - she was certainly happy with her choice.
I was recently able to find their Web site (http://www.hopeandolive.com/) - one word of caution: their online menus seem to be slightly different from their hard copies. I am not sure whether this is because they change their menu seasonally, or the recipes change....Some items on their online dinner menu were not offered last night; the trout dish that I had came with a citrus add-on (not a rouille) and did not include the hard-boiled eggs. The menu in the restaurant did reflect this, though.
My husband and I went to CiderDay festivities in Western Mass the first weekend in November, stayed in Greenfield, and LOVED Hope & Olive. One of the rare restaurants I've been to where the chef seems to prefer produce to meat. Not that the meat is poorly prepared, it's just not the main event. Their dinner menu was bank; brunch a bit less so. (Yes, we loved it so much we went back later in the weekend.) First the negatives, which aren't surprising for a new restaurant and will hopefully be worked out quickly: I had the brie and ham sandwich with raspberry jam. The brie wasn't a good choice for this dish-- the rind (though not the paste) worked against the sweetness of the jam. I would try to make this at home with a fresh goat cheese, instead. Husband Tom's white bean soup had undercooked (in fact, crunchy) beans--not surpising so early in the day, but they should not have served the soup if it wasn't ready to be served. I think the brunch menu would benefit from a few more traditional breakfast dishes, but then I was raised by Southerners and remain a slave to eggs, bacon or sausage, grits, and some form of biscuit or bread with jam or honey. A high point of brunch: warm, crisp, buttery scones with homemade lemon curd. If they had been served at the end of the meal rather than the beginning, all problems would have been forgotten.
Now, for the positives. First, one of the best salads I've had in years hands down: mixed greens that clearly did not come out of a pre-mixed box, goat cheese, honeycrisp apples, cubed and pan-sauteed squash, and roasted shallots with a cider vinaigrette. Beautiful to look at and delicious to eat. I had the pork chop, which was neither under- nor over-cooked and juicy, but the sides, including some terrific collards and a corn relish were the real stars of the dish. I liked being able to order the local West County cider off the menu-- having a bottle of their Baldwin at Blue Room in Cambridge is what brought us to CiderDay in the first place. We had to pack up dessert and eat it for breakfast the next day-- an incredibly generous portion of lemon-almond pound cake with fresh applesauce. The cake was dense with coarsely-ground toasted almonds-- I'll be playing around with recipes at home to recreate it.
The space, a former Polish American Club according to a bar patron we chatted with, is open and bright. They use an old safe as a service station. The servers were young (hey, it's the land of colleges) and some were more efficient than others, but all were friendly. I liked the fact that we were sent to Winterland, the bar down the street, to have a drink since the restaurant was in full swing when we arrived without a reservation. We went back about 45 minutes later and they had forgotten to call us, but were apologetic and seated us quickly. We'll look forward to going back. Prices were also very reasonable given the quality of the ingredients and the portions.
re: kali43
I had lunch at Hope and Olive on Saturday. Potato cheddar ale soup with a small side salad of greens and root vegetables with a fruity olive oil vinaigrette and a grilled cheese sandwich on Bread Euphoria's bread. The essence of comfort food.
re: kali43
FYI, they don't take reservations for parties fewer than 6. Apparently Winterland has been getting a ton of overflow business from H&O, which is nice.
My wife and I ate at Hope and Olive on Thursday, October 2. Knew nothing about it. Really, really enjoyed it. We'd relocated from Los Angeles early in 2008 and were looking for places that had a certain energy. H&O had it. We've felt it at certain places in NoHo and the Berkshires, but H&O more than any of them felt good: hip without being either pretentious or precious; local without being provincial; stylish but warm. Ambitious. We met at the bar ( a gorgeous bar, with microbrews, good cocktails and great wines), and were seated quickly in the funky dining room. The waitress brought water and homemade foccacia. I had a serious Thai martini. We got the shrimp starter -- simple and well done. She got the cod cakes, I got the burger as a barometer of the place's aesthetic. The waitress suggested getting the steak sauce on the side -- a good suggestion, as it was very rich and perfect for assiduous use. We shared a fantastic chocolate cake for dessert.
In short, H&O is our new favorite place in Western MA.
Unlike other posters here, we're pretty down with Greenfield proper, esp. as recent transplants (we life in Longmeadow, something of a culinary wasteland). We love the People's Pint, like the overall NorCal vibe of the place. My folks live in Lenox, and Greenfield feels more alive, more authentic (to me), than much of the Berkshires.
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I have to rave about H&O's "Hot and Dirty" martini. They use thai bird chili infused vodka in an extra dirty martini. It's a bold delicious drink if you enjoy some heat. I've only been once, but can't wait to get back to Greenfield for another one of these...
re: dfromm
wow, longmeadow to greenfield is a haul. but if yr into exploring franklin county eateries, i'd recommend the night kitchen in montague (at the bookmill), gypsy apple in shelburne falls, and sienna in south deerfield. none of them have too much of the "bar energy" you get from hope & olive, but they all have great food and are worth a visit if yr in the area.
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Thanks for the tips. Yeah, it's a haul, but a man's gotta eat.
We drove past Sienna and pulled up the menu online. It's definitely on the list. Night kitchen sounds great. I'd go there for the name alone. We love the Green Street cafe in NoHo, and for a different vibe we go to Sierra Grille there. Both are nice.
re: dfromm
have not been to green street in a while, but yeah, it has traditionally been good -- if sometimes prone to annoying waitstaff. sierra i like okay, although that space has churned through quite a few businesses, so i always wonder if the location is jinxed. only other places i actually like in noho are circa -- which i have not visited since ownership changed, but their menu looks like it's basically the same; and caminito, which can be a little hit or miss, but is generally pleasant if you have a jones for argentinian style steak. there is also the dirty truth on main street (between fitzwilly's & veracruzana, it has no sign) which is a really fine beer hall with good pub food. gets loud in the evenings. amherst, meanwhile, has grow a few very good restaurants as well. chez albert is excellent bistro food, especially if you are into pates and the like, the monkey bar has been surprisingly solid the few times we've been there
re: fatheryod
Are you talking about Sierra, in Northampton, or Sienna, in South Deerfield?
I've finally decided that my positive view of the Western MA dining scene must be skewed by that fact that I come from the West County (Shelburne Falls) area. Not only are H&O, Gypsy Apple, and Elmer's (breakfast!) local, there are also spots that are great at particular things; I am very fond of the both the burgers and the apple walnut Gorgonzola salad with cranberry wheat bread at Cafe Martin and the soup and fried chicken at the Mohawk Park Campground Pub (in a trailer park in Charlemont, they don't look like much but the food is surprisingly good) I've also mentioned on here a few times that the cheeses and ice cream at the Curtis Country Store in Charlemont are worth a trip.
I guess I'm just lucky to be in a prime Western MA food location!
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talking about sierra grille in the post directly above. recommended sienna in an earlier post.
do either of you have recs in the longmeadow/springfield/enfield area?
wesr htfd has some stuff, including a place called firebox, that we like,
re: dfromm
springfield is tough to get a handle on. frigo's italian deli is always cool, but that's for lunch or take-out. there's also talk of the town on wilbraham road, which is the best west indian food i ever had, but the vibes there get seriously unfriendly after dark, so again it's a lunch place. pintu's in west springfield has the best indian/pakistani food in the valley since dhaba closed up, and it's hard to beat the dogs & burgers at white hut. but my working knowledge of springfield is kinda thin. rein's deli makes a nice sandwich too, but i'm not sure any of these places will scratch your itch. sorry.
turning attention northward again, i just got a really positive report from a friend i trust who had his wedding rehearsal dinner at the blue heron in sunderland. i always found their menu gimmicky when i ate there, but they may have cleaned up their act
also, ristorante dipaolo in turners falls was excellent on a recent visit. very nice vibe to the place as well.
but if you run into any places in springfield, i hope you'll post about them. i keep thinking there must be some spots i'm missing.
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In response to wmassnative and the Curtis Country Store in Charlemont - Based on your comments, I finally stopped in there and I loved it. Tried the ice cream and a home made cookie. The soup of the day was zucchini parmesan, which sounded fabulous, but I had already eaten lunch.
Coincidently, the woman who provides the blueberries for the blueberry ice cream was having a coffee in the store store when I stopped by. Its all very local.


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Private Tour: Kuala Lumpur Rainforest and Canopy Walkway Tour
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Great tour and great guide!
Our guide was amazing! He retired from the research facility in the forest so he was knowledgeable on the vegetation and knew all the beautiful spots in the rainforest. The canopy walkways was amazing, much better than zip lining :)
Great tour must do!!!!
Beautiful. Definitely need to have some fitness, and decent walking shoes with good tread. Watch out for the leeches but don't let them put you off doing this.
A fantastic experience. Driver arrived on time at our hotel and explained things of interest along the way. Our local guide Han was very knowledgeable and had a great sense of humour. He looked after us exceptionally well - even to the extent of running back to the main office in order to collect walking sticks for us. The scenery was amazing and well worth the climb. Our advice - wear good walking shoes for both the climb up and the walk down. Put this on your list of "Must Do" in KL.
This is a wonderful experience to walk through the rainforest, learn about nature and the canopy walk is breath taking. Guides very knowledgeable and friendly. Second time I have completed this walk.
Fantastic tour; tiring, but excellent. Really enjoyed, highly recommend; somehting you may not see too often.
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A fantastic tour and guide (Fockhans,hoping I got the spelling right for his name ) Awesome scenery and well worth doing but a lot of hard work
and sweating before you reach the tree top walk and then you have to come down..........
Make sure you are reasonably fit and able to climb over rocks etc. Don't wear warm clothes but make sure you have very good walking shoes and you take insect repellant and plenty of water We
had a great experience doing this and we are both in our 50s so we are proud of ourselves in what we acheived and it showed us what you can do when you put your mind to it and push youselves that little bit more We even chose the harder way down but that's because we felt comfortable with our guide Many thanks to our fantastic young guide for all his help as this is something we can tell our grandchildren when they're older what nan and pop achieved in their 50s (and just a tad overweight too)
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My guide Farhan in the Rainforest was very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. He had a sincere interest in his work which I was curious about and had all my questions answered. if he didn't know the answer to something he told you so and this honesty was welcomed. I highly recommend this tour as a chance to see lots of different vegetation as well as some monkeys. The Canopy Walkway was fantastic with the views it offered. Just make sure you were some good running shoes or hiking shoes/boats as the grade to it can be a little steep. All in all, a great tour.
Laurie D's review from Nov 2010 summarizes my experience as well. Driver did not do much other than transport, but the FRIM guide was extremely knowledgable and well-trained. Since I went during the rainy season, I wisely brought hiking boots and insect repellent. Like several other reviewers have commented, this hike is pretty strenuous. Before it is all said and done, you will climb and descend over 500 meters vertical through muddy trails and over a multitude of slick, rocky steps. You should be in good physical shape for this hike. I did the Batu Caves tour the same day and my quads were pretty sore the next day!
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Another amazing tour. The climb was hard work but well worth it. The guides were very knowledgable and very friendly. The canopy is beautiful and we even managed to spot a few native animals including giant ants and lizards. The leech was a little freaky but still fun!
It was excellent! We were collected from our hotel on time by a courteous and helpful driver. He delivered us into the hands of an expert guide who conducted us around the rainforest walk and across the walkway. The walkway was spectacular. Our guide was very knowledgeable and explained clearly what we were passing by and pointed out special features of plantsand trees. Parts of the walk were quite demanding but our guide was always mindful of our safety and well-being. His help and consideration made this a memorable event. We are very grateful to both our guide and the driver.
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South Korea, 2012 (MIFF 2013, Accent on Asia)
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"The New Wave is still alive and kicking in Korea … judging by Hong Sang-soo's latest contribution." - Screen Daily
Many MIFF-goers will be familiar with the work of Hong Sang-soo (most recently with In Another Country, MIFF 2012, and The Day He Arrives, MIFF 2011), and this latest effort is perhaps his most stripped-back yet.
Feeling deserted by her mother and stuck in a thankless affair with her professor, film student Haewon (Jeong Eun-chae) seeks solace in daydreams. Hong demonstrates the frustrations of a clandestine relationship with a focus on dialogue - the couple walk, fight and cry as they move through their town, from an historic fort to a restaurant where their cover is blown after chancing upon Haewon's classmates. A sympathetic, intimate contemplation, this is a film that doesn't allow itself to be overrun with sentiment or melodrama.
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Sheridan Research and Extension Center Field Day features producer, homeowner sessions
Afternoon sessions at Sheridan College for producers and for homeowners follow crop variety trial tours in the morning near Wyarno, Wyo., during the Sheridan Research and Extension Center Field Day, June 15.
Registration begins at 9 a.m. and tours start at 9:30 a.m. at the Wyarno site, 7 miles east of the Sheridan Information Center on 5th street, said Valtcho Jeliazkov, ShREC director.
Tours include reclamation projects, a reclamation project using coal-bed methane water, alfalfa variety and sainfoin trials, a homeowner turfgrass demonstration trial, trials with oilseeds for biodiesel production and organic gardens. Also toured will be high tunnel grape production and the apple orchard.
The venue then switches to the Sheridan College Science Center building for a tour of the Adams Ranch forage trial and vineyard, and also forage, oilseeds, specialty crops and sugar beet trials close to the science building. Lunch will be provided to anyone who registered at Wyarno or who RSVPs in advance, said Jeliazkov. RSVPs are requested by June 10, by calling 307-737-2415 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The schedule is at http://bit.ly/ShRECfieldday.
Sessions for producers and homeowners start at 1:30 p.m. The 20-minute sessions are followed by five-minute question-and-answer periods.
Farmer and rancher sessions include: Forage weed control; hay yield of cool-season grasses with nitrogen application; grasshopper control; establishment of alfalfa; irrigation scheduling of forage; solar-powered livestock watering systems; range management; and reclamation of disturbed or degraded rangelands.
Homeowner sessions include: Growing grapes and wine production in Wyoming; edible landscaping with small fruits and berries; drip irrigation systems for small vegetable farms; fruit trees in Wyoming; backyard composting; extending the season with high and low tunnels; and landscaping with perennials.
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The VFLOAT library is now available from OpenAccelerator.org sponsored by OpenFPGA.
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We have developed a library of fully parameterized hardware modules for variable precision floating-point arithmetic. The library includes modules for format control, arithmetic operators and conversion to and from any fixed-point format. All the modules have been implemented in VHDL and designed to run on different FPGA devices, including Xilinx and Altera FPGAs.
An important feature of these modules is that denormalize, and normalize/round are decoupled from the arithmetic operations. This gives the designer full control over where and when to normalize floating point calculations, and results in savings of area in their hardware implementation. The currently implemented arithmetic operators are floating point add/sub, multiply, divide, square root. We are testing accumulate and multiply accumulate to make sure they work, so they are not available now.
Please let us know if you are using the library by sending email to Prof. Leeser. We would also like to receive bug reports. We will do our best to keep the library up to date.
Click here for a graph of the dependences for each of the modules in the library.
The revised library modules and examples can be downloaded here. Library Revision from Dec 2013.
It is required that library users instantiate your own multipliers (mul, recip, div, sqrt) and lookup tables (recip, div and sqrt). Read the readme.txt file for details.
To use these modules, first unzip the zip file in directory fp_lib and then compile all the vhd files required for any operator or format controller. The dependencies of these modules can be found by clicking on the hyperlink on the left side of the dependency graph.
Below are some examples that implement variable precision IEEE floating point operations.
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If you have any questions or problems using the library, please contact Miriam Leeser
Xin Fang and Miriam Leeser. Vendor Agnostic, High Performance, Double Precision Floating Point Division for FPGAs, IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing (HPEC), September 2013, Waltham, MA.
X. Wang and M. Leeser, VFloat: A Variable Precision Fixed- and Floating-Point Library for Reconfigurable Hardware , ACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems}. Vol. 3 No. 3, September 2010.
X. Wang and M. Leeser, A Truly Two Dimensional Systolic Array FPGA Implementation of QR Decomposition , ACM Transactions on Embedded Computer Systems. Vol. 9 No. 1, October 2009.
X. Wang, M. Leeser, and S. Braganza, Advanced Components in the Variable Precision Floating-Point Library, Field-programmable Custom Computing Machines (FCCM) 2006, April 2006, Napa CA.
X. Wang, M. Leeser, and H. Yu, A Parameterized Floating-Point Library Applied to Multispectral Image Clustering, 7th Annual MAPLD International Conference, September 2004, Washington DC.
X. Wang and M. Leeser,Variable Precision Floating Point Division and Square Root,8th Annual High Performance Embedded Computing Workshop,October 2004, Lexington, MA.
Pavle Belanovic and Miriam Leeser, A Library of Parameterized Floating Point Modules and Their Use.12th International Conference on Field Programmable Logic and Application. September 2002.
Pavle Belanovic Library of Parameterized Hardware Modules for Floating-Point Arithmetic with An Example Application M.S. Thesis, Dept of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Northeastern University, June 2002
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After working together on X Factor this season (Britney as a judge and mentor and Will.i.am as her special guest), the two musicians continued their partnership into the studio to record the understated dance track Scream and Shout. Spears debuted the music video last night on X Factor and now the clip has made it's way online.
Taking cues from Michael and Janet Jackson's history making video Scream and even borrowing a bit from Spear's video for Three, the Scream and Shout visuals are simplistic, but engaging, with Spears looking the best she has in years.
Delivering her signature 'Britney bitch' line and singing in what sounds like an English accent for some of the song (Madonna would be proud), Will.i.Am's vocals make up the majority of the track with not nearly enough of Britney. Still, the song is catchy and chill, which seems a bit backwards for a track called Scream and Shout.
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Owning less than two full acres, we realized that that was still adequate space to teach our growing flock of children how food makes its way to their plates. In an age when they are bombarded with mixed messages about the sustainability of the planet, it seems critical to show them how God provides their daily bread.
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ZEBULON, NC - About an hour into my morning, just before my second cup of decaf, I was confronted with a life and death situation. The youngest of our new hatch-lings appeared weak and poorly responsive. We've been witness to this type of behavior before and it hasn't led to a good outcome, but hope springs eternal in our household, so we set about to reviving him as best we were able.
Deciding he may have suffered a chill through the night, my son and I took turns cupping the little chick in our palms next to a lamp. Truth be told, I even anointed it with some of Padre Pio's holy relic oil.
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Of course, chickens aren't people, made in the image and likeness of our Father, but our hearts were stirred, nonetheless, toward compassion and sincere concern for the little chick. It displayed a few brief moments of recovery when it mustered up the strength to stand and utter some gentle peeps.
However, about an hour and a shower later, in the presence of my children, with the chick cradled in my hands, I watched it writhe and convulse in its last attempt to grasp for life. Then, that tiny body lie still and lifeless.
My children took the morning's event in stride, no tears, but there was a definite period of silence. By nature, I have a weakness for tears, so I worked hard to draw back the salty drops which began to well in the corners of my eyes as they asked several times, 'How come, mom?'
About three years ago, my husband and I felt led to initiate what we donned our 'One Year Experiment.' Having grown-up in the same town only twenty minutes from New York City, we wanted our children to experience something more natural then rows of houses and concrete playgrounds. We'd spent our early years as a family in North Carolina surrounded by a similar neighborhood setting to that which we'd known as children. Then Divine Providence placed us in the 'country.'
Owning less than two full acres, we realized that that was still adequate space to teach our growing flock of children how food makes its way to their plates. In an age when they are bombarded with mixed messages about the sustainability of the planet, it seems critical to show them how God provides their daily bread.
Chickens were first on the list, then came two pigs for a time, some ducks and a garden full of vegetables. We called it our one year experiment because we weren't sure if we could manage beyond that, so it seemed right and reasonable to set a limit for ourselves. Truly, we wondered, could two 'city' folks, whose experiences with livestock combined to nil, make this work. Together we made a vow to uphold the experiment -- there would be no giving up before those 365 days made the rounds.
Here we are three years later, with a flock of 30+ hens, 2 roosters, 5 chicks, 2 ducks and a garden full of summer's bounty. Talk of a Dexter cow circles around the dinner table now and again which all leads me to assess the results from our experiment-turned-lifestyle.
Surely, the provisions of our daily bread are no longer an elusive idea. That is to say, our children understand that food doesn't magically appear in the grocery store. They know the toil required to plant and to water, to tend and to harvest. Meat isn't a sanitized, faceless slab on Styrofoam trays. Rather, it comes from the sacrifice of an animal fed by their hands.
In Genesis, God created the earth and every living thing upon it, then He instructed man to fill the earth and subdue it. Life on our meager family farm has exemplified the deep meaning in this command.
Having hypothesized that this experiment would teach our young ones the value of hard work and lead us to greater appreciation for our provided sustenance, we hadn't imagined its potential to draw us closer to the Creator, Himself. Because sometimes, even in spite of our toil and best efforts, regardless of our good intentions and thoughtful planning, chicks die and crops wither. Then, we are led to understand our role as His beloved children, our smallness and His power.
While we are responsible for the care and keeping of this blessing which is our earthly home, He alone is God over all. He set the sun in the sky and He calls down the rain. He provides our daily bread in real and tangible ways. We can choose to cooperate with the plans of Divine Providence or we can buck and fight against it with our attempts to control, thwart and reorder nature. The latter plan, ultimately, never works out as expected.
Truly, our experiment has imbued each member of our brood with greater compassion for all living creatures, with a more thorough understanding of the requirement for balance in all things, and with grateful hearts.
'Give a man a fish and he'll be fed for a day,' the saying goes, 'but teach a man to fish and he'll be fed for a lifetime.' In those initial 365 days, we learned to fish, but most importantly we were reminded of the necessity to pray and to trust because God's promises to provide our daily bread continue generation after generation.
Tara K. E. Brelinsky is a home schooling mother of seven living children, with six more heavenly ones who intercede. Married to her childhood sweetheart, they make their home in North Carolina where they teach Natural Family Planning, grow a garden, raise two dogs, a cat and a bunchof chickens. Tara studied journalism a lifetime ago in college, but now she writes for the the glory of God.
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A pilot program for expediting screening of "trusted travelers" will launch this fall at select airports, TSA Administrator John S. Pistole told aviation stakeholders today.
At airports in Miami, Dallas, Atlanta, and Detroit, frequent fliers and members of CBP's Trusted Traveler programs would qualify for expedited screening at certain checkpoints. TSA plans to expand the pilot as more airports become operational. The travelers must be U.S. citizens.
"This pilot initiative will help inform TSA's next steps as the agency considers future risk-based, intelligence-driven security measures that would enable travelers to volunteer more information about themselves prior to flying," a TSA press release says. Travelers in the voluntary program will still be subject to other security checks and random screening, but will be able to pass through security faster.
Pre-screening is predicted to help make the experience more enjoyable for travelers, but Bennie Thompson, ranking member of the Committee on Homeland Security, warns that TSA must ensure the program doesn't dilute security.
"I continue to believe that any system for expedited flight crew screening should include flight attendants – and biometrics should also be a part of the equation for identity verification," Thompson said in a statement Thursday afternoon . "At the same time, TSA must focus on enhancing technology and training with respect to identifying fraudulent travel documents and identifications."
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