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My family and I went to Post & Beam to celebrate my cousin's graduation and we really enjoyed our meals. Many of us ordered the ribs and absolutely loved them. I believe that the menu is seasonal as I no longer see the ribs that we ordered on the menu, but they were unique in that they were served with a yellow BBQ sauce (North Carolina style). It was also great to see Chef Govind Armstrong cooking away in the kitchen. I would definitely return to this restaurant!
Great local restaurant. My breakfast selection was fresh and delicious. Herb potatoes and chicken apple sausage was tasty and the service team was both friendly and attentive! It was a beautiful day and as lovely as the restaurant is inside I opted to sit out on the patio which was great. Plan to return for brunch again & check out the happy hour!
This is my new local go-to restaurant. The food is fresh (lots of local produce and meat), tasty,and inventive. The kitchen has a lot of good technique and the service is warmly professional. The owners' commitment to providing a comfortable and classy community living-room is rock solid and has won my 100% loyalty
After months of putting it off I finally made it down to Post & Beam and it definitely didn't disappoint. The service was good and the food was excellent. For me, the star of the night was the Buttermilk Fried Chicken. Amazing!
The food was good but portion was disappointing for the price. This is a place where you go to show off & try to impress & network. I was not impressed with the atmosphere.
It's a nice place shoehorned into a diner sort of space.
It's about three times as expensive as, say, Roscoe's (one tip-off: the prices are given paris-style, "12.5" instead of "12.95").
But once you accept those things, the food is quite good, the service is fine, and the vibe is positive.
Liz and I went with two 11-year-olds; we ordered one catfish and one chicken, with greens, corn salad, and mac-n-cheese sides, and one piece of cornbread with honeybutter to start. This was just right for two adults and two small preteens. I tasted everything but the mac, and it was all great. Since when do I uncontrollably shovel greens in? I dunno, it appealed to me somehow. The chicken was juicy and had a strong rosemary? dusting. For dessert we all split two brownies (molten, with strawberry bits, ice cream, and other good things). I really liked it, and we'll be back someday.
This modern, haute-cuisine restaurant may be the first of it's kind in a black neighborhood in Los Angeles. The warm, modern design of this establishment is welcoming and long anticipated (as a longtime resident of this neighborhood). The menu reads a mouthwatering list of New American and Soul Food fusion plates. The first time I went, was with a big group so I was able to sample several dishes to get an overview of tastes. Honestly, I was less than impressed. It seemed like every dish was a few ingredients away from being really flavorful. Simple, fresh and relatively light (as light as some normally really fattening and heavy dishes can get) ingredients seem to be at the philosophy of this chef's culinary approach, but this can still produce poignant natural flavors and exciting combinations. His food just doesn't hit the mark. Even more, the soul food inspired dishes just ruin soul food. I've spoken to many people that love this place and I've spoken to people that share my sentiments. I went back again to be supportive and give it another try and it reconfirmed my lack of desire to come back. The food is good enough. I recommend going to try it but it is certainly not one of the best restaurants in LA.
I'm very excited that the community finally has a eatery that serves quality, delicious food. I just has the turkey burger and sweet potato fries for lunch. Ordered online and ready within the next 10/15 min. BOMB!!
So in love with this place! There is nothing even remotely like it in the area. Great food! Great ambiance!
The best part of this place are definitely its cocktail drinks. I had a couple of bad experience with the customer service with the waiter hanging up on me while I was trying to make reservations. I also went here for brunch and they ran out of biscuits by 11am. Who runs out of biscuits at a new-age soul food this early?!?!?!
Brunch was amazing, Mimosa's were delicious and very cultured atmosphere. Loved the band and everyone was very friendly. Will come back real soon!!!
Love this restaurant, the food is excellent. I will treat myself again soon! ! The garden and patio are beautiful. Thank you for being in my neighborhood.
It was my first time there but certainly not my last. Very cozy atmosphere, wonderful comfort food and service.
I've never had soul food before and I usually hate corn bread. But I loved the food at Post & Beam. I probably had way too much corn bread, but it's the softest, moistest corn anything I've ever had in my life. We all ordered our own entrees but shared the sides. Mac & Cheese and collared greens were my favorite.
The fried chicken was juicy, tender and everything fried chicken needs to be. My only concerns for the night was the inside seating was far too loud - the sound environment is poor so it was impossible to have a conversation. They have jazz nights on the patio, if you want to enjoy jazz with your meal, which seems like an amazing idea but also very loud. One bathroom also, so there's a wait.
Went here yesterday which was a Saturday. Just a note: They only do brunch on Sundays. They had one egg dish written on the board and then have us lunch menus which was fine - we all ordered lunch. I got the turkey burger which was seasoned very well. The sweet potato fries were also good. My friends had no complaints about their salmon and short rib grilled cheeses but I think didn't get that extra wow factor. I was told the cornbread was very good.
The best part to me was the service. We were promptly seated and our orders came out quick. My water never was empty and I drank a lot of it!
The waiter was also really friendly and remembered my name :)
The food is actually great, but the portions are quite small. I had the shrimp and grits, which was excellent. Don't by a drink other than wine. The drink comes in a scotch glass with a huge ice chunk in it. If you remove this ice chunk the glass is 1/4 full. More like a shot. This is very disappointing. At least the food taste great.
The food is impeccable! Exquisite! Bon appetit! Kudos Chef! And our server Jimmy, was awesome..... excellent service. Thank you!
I went with my girlfriend and we loved the service and how friendly they are. The food was great. The only thing is that there is no refills
Great vibe. Tasty food. Impressive drink list. Friendly staff. Love it.
Food delicious!
Quality excellent!
Service exceptional!
Vibe is great!
Go: )
I dined in on a Saturday and had the 3 course meal that started with cornbread dry and not flavorful as I expected a 6 year old could've made this better.
The deviled eggs came they were pretty tasty. Then the waiter recommended the short ribs and said they came with a side of scalloped potatoes what came out was a tasteless piece of meat and some chopped fried potatoes that had no seasoning or flavor. Sadly I will not be returning here the cook needs to take his job more serious or maybe they need to hire someone with some skills this place will not be around for long!!!!
Amazing food, and a delicious cocktail selection. Hanger steak was juicey and well seasoned, and the sweet potato pie was fantastic!
Atmosphere was a bit loud, but the staff was very friendly. Highly recommended!
Delicious, modern soul food in a trendy setting. Go during happy hour!
Ok, we made a reservation over two weeks ago for a Mother's Day Brunch 11am. I even received a call to confirm our reservation from the receptionist two days before because she told me that this place was in high demand for "Mothers Day". Now that morning V, my mother the kids and I arrived at 11am on the dot. As we pulled up we saw that there were about 30 people outside waiting to get in at "11 o'clock". We waited and Waited and "WAITED"!!! At 11:15am, the doors opened and we didn't get in tell 11:21am mind you are reservation was for 11am. As we approach the podium where the hostess was checking are reservations the hostess skipped over us for the person that was behind me and set them first. At this point, my blood was boiling after being outside 20mins and because my mom walks with a cane and I have 2 small kids. Not only was the front door service bad but the buffet that they had was two small table and it wasn't even ready. And if we had stayed we would have to wait for another 30 to 40 minute for the buffet due to the long line that was wrapped around the establishment. The guy at the front door needs to be fired because all he kept saying to us was I think you were looking for something else. And this was our first time so I was really excited but very disappointed. So I would never come to this establishment again or what I recommend this place to anyone. Post & Beam thank you for ruining my mother's "Mother's Day"!!!!! But she had a great brunch a Kayndaves, Culver City "Thank You".
Refreshing dining option located in the heart of the Crenshaw District. The management team takes pride in the quality of food and service that's provided. I personally love the garden located on the patio. Thanks for bring a taste of passion to the community that speaks to me like like Miles Davis and Nina Simone.
The cornbread with the whipped honey butter. I stopped by there to kill time on a solo date night to see the movie BadMoms. It was Friday, so I made it just in time for their happy hour. They had a $5 appetizer menu so I gave it a try. A drink mix with fruit juice and champagne was okay but I'm more of a vino chick. Then there was this loaded baked potatoe with chili. It wasn't just your average chili with meat and chili sauce. This thing had huge chunks of stew beef, veggies, and beans all meshed together in a cast iron grill. I sat by the bar and could see all the various foods being cooked, plated, and served. Why did I do that- I don't know. They have a perfectly good terrace with ample lighting and heat lamps right outside. It was almost torture because there was an ongoing crowd filling the place and so many people had delectable dishes that I wanted to sample each one. From the hand tossed pizzas made on the brick oven to the array of fresh salads, I wanted it all. All devouring the loaded potato, I left with two slices of cornbread that I thoroughly enjoyed in the theater while lmao to the hilarious movie.
I love this spot! Delicious food, friendly staff, great atmosphere.
I love around the corner and have tried at least 6 times to make this my neighborhood spot, but I can't. The food is delicious and the wait staff tries. They usually are overwhelmed and don't seem to be attentive to every patron. Today I ordered a meal with bottomless mimosa, I finished eatimg before my glass was refilled and our waiter didn't check on us until after I asked for him. I once ordered a meal with arugula salad and they sent out spring mix, I called the manager out on it and he apologized profusely. My friends and I have tried to make it a brunch, lunch and dinner spot, why should we have to go north of the 10 fwy for a good meal and service. There is a certain personal touch missing. Not sure if I will give it another try.
High quality chef-driven soul food is quite a rarity in today's food scene. Post & Beam is the perfect place to shed light on this often underappreciated genre of food. I really enjoyed my shrimp grits and cornbread.
I went on a Thursday just in time for the Jerk Chicken Special. Never tried Jerk Chicken but I feel like this set the bar... real high. It was amazing! So moist and spicy. Great ambiance. Made reservations through OpenTable and it was perfect. They sat me right away. I went with 2 girlfriends and my 5 year Old daughter. She had the Mac and cheese. I would def go again! :)
Great food, everything we tried there was beautiful, salads, hand stretched pizzas, prawns. Excellent service too. Will definitely be back if we coming this way again.
Customer service was terrible. Actually, My visit reminded me of recent trip to the getty center. They were similar in the fact that Soon after my arrival, i immediately felt criminalized. After a few glances around i realized that because this restaurant caters to certain class and type of customer , my table was underserviced. Sucks that a Black owned business has a hard time providing decent customer service to customers that make up the majority of the demographic of the surrounding area--which includes a particular race AND class. I was so offended by the (lack of ) service that i felt compelled to cancel my order and take my business elsewhere. If you're going to have a business in a predominantly black--dare I say-- low income neighborhood, then at least treat those customers with the same amount of dignity as any other customer . I understand that the level of gentrification which has suddenly made its way to crenshaw is growing exponentially. However, at least treat us with common decency before we're forced to vacate the area. At least now i know where i WONT be having my last meal.
This is my family's favorite restaurant! I've had:
Jerk Chicken
Jerk Ribs
Appetizer pizza
Several different cocktails
Everything I've tried here is fantastic. The menu changes frequently, which is great if you like trying new things, but can be heartbreaking if you're a creature of habit.
What a beautiful jewel found nestled in the inner city. The food is absolutely delicious and the staff is warm and welcoming.
I have come to P&B for several years and have not been disappointed with any meal.
Thank you P&B
Free-standing, spiffy and friendly location that is a neighborhood hang out. Food is food
First time visiting....nice neighborhood restaurant. The jerk chicken was sooo hot though, it was nice to have the creamy yogurt dipping sauce to cool it down a bit! The owners were delightful and make you feel extra welcome!!
My first visit and I was impressed. Ordered the chicken and waffles. Waffles were airy cooked to perfection. Chicken was flavorful. Nice crowd and atmosphere. Cajun and creole dishes with a full bar.
I love this restaurant. It's only 10 min from Culver City and food/staff are always excellent. Live music on Sunday afternoon.
Gumbo great tonight. Short robs mac and cheese excellent. Ambiance wonderful as usual
Wonderful flavors. Came hungry, left hungry. I'd give it 4 stars if they gave you more than one side order with your $30 entrée. Feed us a complete dinner Post & Beam.
The menu has a nice selection of southern inspired dishes and pizzas. We had a pepperoni and garden pepper pizza (perfect portion to share for two) and a side of mac n' cheese.
Cute concept. Loud atmosphere. Limited parking. Often busy. Average food.
Post & Beam is a favorite local restaurant. All their dinner options are great and the service has always been super friendly. It's my go to when friends are visiting from out of town and we want to have a nice dinner near by.
Joe, our waiter was delightful. The shrimp grits (their wording) with bacon was really good... Great flavor with the beef bullion.
This place is absolutely amazing! I enjoyed it with my family! A definite 5 stars!
Horrible in every aspect. Service was just awful, waited forever. The food was so substandard and everything I asked for (on the menu was not available). Not going back.
Ok food, ok service. #fishgrits #deviledeggs #steaks I asked the server if the lights work that's in the trees, crickets, no response. Guess not. Mac and cheese, horrible. Black eyed peas, horrible. Fish and grits were good, Pinot Gris was good. Steak was decent...
Good hole in the wall place, not busy when we went and had a good date night atmosphere
I was very shocked to find out that this place was located right next to Crenchsaw-Baldwin Hills Mall. It's tucked away on the side next to the parking deck. This is a lovely place and the FOOD! One word - WOW. Everything was great here. The collards, the mac and cheese, the cornbread. The portions are large and the prices are very good. They have intimate patio seating with a little fire pit lounge space. You will see several African American celebrities who frequent here. I will be back. You can bring large parties as well. They have plenty of space.
The host rude. It seems like he had no respect for anyone black at a soul food restaurant. He gave attitude. Ignored people. Told us we could order from the happy hour at a table and then took it back. Did not offer us anything for the mix up. We were there to eat and drink before the black panther movie. Totally understaffed. If you know A multimillion dollar film is playing be prepared for people to eat at your establishment. Paid 133. Plus 25 percent tip for bad service burnt chicken a dry porch chop and dry cornbread. The only thing good was the deviled eggs and chocolate caramel cake. Mac and cheese a staple of black cooking was dry and not enough to cheese. No flavor. My white husband cooks with more soul and I'm a personal chef. Will never go back for sub par food. You should know better and better better.
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Try their pizza! Great environment and friendly staff. Well made drinks from the bartender.
Food was great might have been short staffed because it took a long time our previous trips food was delivered timely but I'll definitely be back
Came in 30 mins before close and it took 45 mins to get our food which was luke warm.
Visited for dinner on a Sunday night with family. The menu was interesting enough but I could tell this wasn't a place for anyone with kids. We were told on sundays they have a condensed menu, but they tried their best to accommodate us. The food is great but pricey, a good date night place or meeting spot with friends. Definitely would try again for a date night. The fried chicken w/shrimp grits I ordered was good.
I was really excited about this place but unfortunately they left much to be desired. The service was sub-par and my pizza was black on the bottom. The food seemed really overpriced for the quality. Although, I really like the environment and the artwork. Convenient that there's a parking lot as well. I may try this place again, I weirdly think that if there were more guests I would have gotten better service. We were there right when they opened and there was no one else in the restaurant.
Great vibe. Shrimp and grits is a popular dish here. Nice spot for a date, celebration, or evening dinner with the fam. Come through Post & Beam.
Looking for a classy place in the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw mall area. You can't go wrong, great service, terrific ambiance, unique craft beers and wines. Just a terrific place to have good food, lots of fun, upscale dining and watch the game.
Nice place. We visited on a Sunday afternoon and brunch was being served. The food was nice but I would have enjoyed eating from a lunch or dinner menu. Will go back and visit during the week.
This was my first time here and everything was wonderful. From the food to the service, I don't have anything negative to say. Portions were not enough to share with one other person. The turkey meatballs and spaghetti was huge, we ordered so much food that we had to take it home.
I've tried Post & Beam probably twice a year in the last 5 years I've lived in this area and the menu. doesn't. change.
It needs to. And they should add specials.
We've ended up just coming for a later evening glass of wine lately and ordered the flatbread with sausage? I ordered it the first time and didn't enjoy it but because it had been a while since my visit the last time I made the same mistake. It's simply not good.
The service here is amazing, though. And when I'm into going to brunch (which is rare due to a specific eating schedule I need to keep for health reasons) I enjoy their offerings.
Wanna love it because its beautiful, the staff is awesome and the crowd is as beautiful as the space. But the food is way over priced for what it is.
This is a fantastic local dining experience -- if you can see beyond the trendy hipster pretentiousness. Architecture is often an afterthought when it comes to restaurants, but here it is celebrated with a mid-century-esque design -- literally post and beam structure -- that nonetheless manages to create a cozy-yet-happening atmosphere. The food is inventive and varied, blending a comfort food base with a modern (hipster?) flair. The craft pizzas are always an excellent choice for dinner. Sunday brunch has a bourbon French toast to die for. The drinks are an appropriate intersection of classic and modern. The covered patio is lovely as well. Reservations highly recommended. Also, the restaurant's little surface parking lot is always full, even when P&B is closed, so save time and just park in the adjacent two-story structure.
While in town recently I was referred to this place for dinner. I found the service very friendly and knowledgable, and the food to be very good. I had the cast iron chicken and collards. I would visit again.
If you're going to be so pricey then the least you could do is execute good food. The pizza was burnt and missing topping. The beef sandwich tasted like a bucket of salt was pourd in it .
american food at this spot - very tasty. Nothing to complain about.
This place is special! The food is spectacular! Amazing flavors! The buttermilk fried chicken, oh my! And the turkey meatball pizza, perfect! The ambience is beautiful and comfortable and stylish. This will definitely be a place I come back to again and again.
Great service, ambiance, and owner. You feel appreciated and welcomed. Food was delicious and drinks were interesting and powerful. Love it there.
The food was good, but sundays are not the best days to go eat there. The shrimp and grits are superb. They have better food options on days other than sunday.
I ate a gumbo and the sweet potato pie. Amazing food and service, but pricey.
It was unexpected surprise. Brunch is great. Service could have been faster. :/
Food is good. Service is slow. Friendly atmosphere
So this was my favorite restaurant where I have had dinners, happy hours, brunches, etc mainly as it was in my community with good service, atmosphere & food. Lately there has been a shift with staff and with the gentrification in this community I get wanting staff to reflect this change . However did not like the treatment we had on more tgan (3) occassions . A manager who looked bothered when I interrupted his "internal" conversation to get service when I got tired and standing listening to him flirt with another staff member. On another occasion, placed an order to go which I often do for my elderly parents and sometimes when I don't feel like cooking. Guess I took too long to pick up my food which I paid for in advance as a elderly Caucasian women asked where I had been that they called me . When I asked what time they closed it was within (2) hours . Perhaps I look younger hence the disrespect, but that was the last straw with me. There have been other occasions where I'm good . I purposely do not Frequent Hugh end restaurant outside my own community for the same blatant rude treatment. Will get over it at some point and talk to the owner but don't like feeling a "outsider" in my own community.
The wait staff are very friendly and the food delicious. Don't be in a hurry though. Chill and relax with your friends.
My favorite neighborhood restaurant.
Enjoyed Saturday Brunch today with my Sistah and had the wonderful Vegan Crab Cakes with Black Eye Pea Hummus plus Spring Lettuce with spicy nuts. The chef accommodated my food allergy of kale slaw and chatted at our table.
Also, last night had the Mushroom pizza with vegan cheese which was tasty also.
Looking forward to more Vegan dishes on the menu. Wonderful atmosphere with awesome food and staff.
This has got to be the most impressive meal I have ever had outside of my grandma's kitchen in Mississippi. I was warmly greeted by Brad and Georgia, now two of my favorite people on earth. But the real showstopper of the night was the mouthwatering Jerk Catfish (OMG). I also had the delicious Mac n Cheese and a slice of cornbread that left me weak. Yes, I was stuffed. You also gotta try the Foxy Brown cocktail ( I had three, so I was feeling real good when I left). So good that I'm sure it was inspired by Pam Grier and not the Brooklyn Rapper ( low grade shade). I'm only kicking myself cause I forgot to try the Sweet Potato Pie. Blaming that on the three Foxy Browns. Go! I insist. PS...I flew in from NYC for this and as you can tell, it was well worth it.
Been here a few times, mostly for happy hour. This must recent visit was Sunday brunch. Ordered the oxtail hash and it was delicious!
The flavors i have had i was very skeptical about it the environment was great it felt more of a jazzy place which i love the menu was very basic so that's were i was a little concern so we order there pizza and turkey spaghetti OMG it what was the best spaghetti i had the flavors were on point the pizza gosh was it good i well go again and am a heavy critic when i go to restaurants. So if u like flavors try it you wont be disappointed.
I enjoyed the atmosphere. Great place for a meet and greet session. Friendly wait staff.
Great food and exceptional service. Buttermilk chicken, crab cakes and mac n cheese were exceptional. Plan to come back here.
Tasty pizza with lots of cheese and tasty crust. I always enjoyed my food here and the services provided here are top-notch..
It was so great to be surrounded by my people, instead of being 1/3 or black people in an eatery usually. Def a wonderful place to eat. My friend enjoyed the brunch mimosas. I felt a bit skimped on my catfish & grits. The fillet I was given was so tiny on top of what I imagined was 30 cent worth of grits. I understand that black owned doesn't mean cheap, BUT catfish and grits have been enjoyed for their thriftiness and I would like that to be consistent even at a restaurant.
Probably the best shrimp and grits I've ever had. My friend got the oxtail hash and it was incredible as well. I loved the outdoor seating && live music, felt like you were at home at a family cookout. I will be back for more. Oh & it's proudly BLACK OWNED
Best fluffy crab cakes with aeole drizzle I've ever had!!. Angel soft pecan, maple french toast melted in our mouths. Cool aethetic and vibe. Definitely coming back for more.
I loved it.. I give it 5 stars..I will go back!!! The food was exquisite and the staff was friendly...I felt home..💖💖💖
The dinner was excellent at the post, as always. Great cocktails also. 5 stars.
I probably tasted the best shrimp in my life. Great to be in here! Lovely ambiance
american food, yeah, my preferred treat. I can say this place does it for me. Had a friend come into town and asked me to take him here again. It has an awesome atmosphere. Kinda of like a cafe in Phoenix that I enjoyed.
This place was fire!! The manager, Foster, was very kind and helpful. They did not have a full menu available but still had a good selection. We ordered most of the available menu items and they were all delicious! the catfish was crispy and moist, the chicken was amazing, and the shrimp and grits were SLAPPIN! You dont know how hard it has been for me to find good shrimp n grits on the West coast.
Cute place. Not too big or too small. They have a patio outside. Staff is friendly. Food was good but the portions are too small for the prices. That's my biggest concern. I ordered the two eggs, breakfast potatoes, and bacon. I was surprised at how tasty the potatoes were. They have bottomless mimosas and diff flavors to choose from.
My favorite date night spot with my husband. We love Courtney and Krista and the rest of the team. PB has a great happy hour and is always adding new things to the menu. Currently loving their wine list and turkey burger. The flatbreads are bomb too.
My first time; atmosphere is great as well as the ambience! Came on a Saturday night... There was a live band and singers. Food is amazing! The turkey burger and mac and cheese are everything! Drinks are strong with great flavor (I had the Rob Fashioned)... Service was really good too! Definitely will be a new chill spot!
This place is freaking amazing. I saw the prices and wondered....Yup price matches the quality. By far one of the greatest establishments in L.A. and they have good live music.
Bryon is the best waiter. Ask for him. He will take care of you! Nice guy and responsive.
Such a great time on Valentine's Day. We missed the live entertainment, but our server Byron was the most hospitable. He made sure we were happy. I ordered the catfish, rice pilaf, greens...my date ordered the shrimp and grits with the corn bread. For dessert we had the brownies with ice cream...THAT BROWNIE wasn't huge at all...almost 4 bites in total, but the richness of the fudge/chocolate was more than enough. The wine was great too...Moscoto...All very delish! At the end of the night they handed out a free red rose to the men and the women. I want to go back and try another entree.
last night was the first time we went to this fine restaurant. But It is obviously not the last time. We enjoyed the evening very much with the efficient service, with the finest cuisine and wine and with the honest charge. We will definitely come back again.
One of my favorite brunch spots!! The catfish and grits with a waffle on the side is my go to meal of choice. The mimosas are delicious as well. Great ambiance that makes for a good time enjoying a delicious meal. Highly recommended!
The meals and service were ahead of our expectations. I really liked the ambience of this restaurant. First-rate spot to take my family out for lunch.
Loved the customer service and how efficient they were. Food was absolutely delicious, bursting with flavor!!! We had the shrimp and grits, macaroni and Turkey burger. Definitely a gem in Baldwin Hills and they are Blackowned which is even more rewarding.
We order kale salad , Express rub steak and shrimp with side of Brussels sprouts delicious
One of my favorite spots to grab some food. convenient location, well kept, and awesome service. 5 stars!
Looking for award-winning flavors and ways to support Black Restaurant Week? You must check out Post & Beam! I'd been following them and wanting to try, so glad I did...their restaurant week special has something for everyone: here, margarita pizza, jerk catfish with chimichurri, mac and cheese and not to be missed AT ALL, lemon poundcake. Coming back for brunch! Super cute patio seating, pickup, and delivery available. Enjoy!
Love my local eateries! Had a great private, socially distanced, lunch party this week. Spicy pizza, short ribs and collards, and a vegan wrap to start. Great food.
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"that which we call a rose..."
that which you call garbage...
Particularly when it comes to the matter of wasted food.
When I came across Jonathan Bloom's book, American Wasteland, and website, wastedfood.com, I became even more committed to my goals of less consumption and waste.
The bulk of these items would go to the chickens, they became our garbage disposals.
However you wouldn't want to feed them things like onions or garlic because of how it would affect the taste of the eggs and the worms in the 5 yes 5 worm bins I had in the garage don't like spicy things like that, the same can be said of citrus. So that kind of stuff would go in our compost bin, which of course was no ordinary compost bin, but... I am dwelling in the past.
Now, being in an apartment, where I could conceivably have a worm farm and would if we weren't subject to move every few months, and even then I have contemplated(very briefly) taking it on the road with us, now, I have been forced to be much more careful with my purchasing patterns, which has been a very good and eye-opening practice.
But as careful as you are, there will be food waste and by-product. The "pesto" I made from carrot greens while being again an "interesting" experiment was not a recipe I would pass on or use again, so once more the tops of carrots find there way towards a waste bin.
Notice how I don't say garbage.
What I do these days with the carrot greens, egg shells, moldy bread, apple cores, banana peels, etc. is throw them in a plastic bag in the freezer and when the bag or sometimes bags get filled up, I take them to whole foods and dump them in the bin of compostables, which always gets me an odd look or two.
It's just one of the many transitions and changes in our every day life, since becoming semi-nomadic.
Everything Else
Our house is cluttered, much to Cindy's dismay with "garbage" waiting to be re-used, re-purposed, or disposed of properly.
Egg cartons are lined up on the top of the kitchen cabinet waiting to be returned to our poultry people at the farmer's market.
A variety of jars and plastic containers get rinsed out and reused. We have empty boxes of all shapes and sizes.
We have way more stuff that goes out to recycle than "garbage"
I was inspired by Kamikatsu, a small community in the hills of eastern Japan, that aims for "Zero Waste". Residents there have to compost all their food waste and sort other rubbish into 34 different categories.
To us that might seem like a pain to them its become their normal.
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Season 3 of the Fortnite Battle Pass was launched last week and it gives players the chance to earn more cosmetic items for their character.
One of the week 2 challenges is called 'dance in different forbidden locations' and it is worth five Battle Stars towards your tier progression.
To complete the challenge players need to dance in front of five of the no dancing signs that can be found around the map.
It is a medium level challenge but it has left some players scratching their heads as they try to find the signs so they can bust some moves.
Where can you find the forbidden dancing signs?
Despite only needing to dance next to five dancing forbidden signs, there are plenty more than that across the map.
More are continuing to be discovered by players but here are the locations that we know of so far.
- There is a sign near the Taco Shop in Tilted Towers.
- Retail Row has its own no dancing sign in the parking lot.
- You aren't allowed to dance on the mountain towards the west of Pleasant Park.
- A sign can be found next to the toilet statue at the Flush Factory.
- Another forbidden dance spot is located by the pool near Anarchy Acres.
- The Llama construction at the top of Junk Junction has a no dancing sign.
- In Fatal Fields you can find a sign near the pond.
- Tomato Town also has a sign towards the north beside the abandoned RV.
- Players are banned from dancing at the gas station towards the north of Salty Springs.
Additional locations mentioned by readers –
- Basketball court in the prison at Moisty Mire.
- Cargo storage between Tomato Town and Retail Row.
- At the race track next to the staircase of the raised platform next to the house.
- Snobby Shores in the far North side.
- By the dock on west side of Loot Lake.
- There is also a sign located to the north of Wailing Woods.
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Imagine it: you are packing up your things at the office and miles away at your home, the oven powers on to prepare dinner. The air conditioning system is notified and adjusts the temperature down to deliver more cool air to counteract the oven's extra heat. When you arrive home the lights automatically turn on as you come in the door, dinner is made, and your home is at the perfect temperature.
That's the goal! And also the type of advanced home interconnectivity that is accessible now and 2017 could be a crucial year for advancements in how your home's heating and air conditioning system functions as part of the team.
"Smart phones transformed our lives in part because they permitted thousands of apps to make our lives easier and richer," said Rob Haines, Marketing Manager for Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning. "We forecast that in 2017, developers will be focusing on more new apps that permit all your home's systems and appliances to interact opposed to being siloed, and this will create breakout new advancements in how your home's heating and air conditioning system work."
Smart thermostats and new advanced HVAC systems can already send alerts to you about energy use and regular maintenance such as filter changes. Future systems may even be able to recognize a potential equipment failure before it happens and notify your heating and cooling repair company to contact you and arrange a technician's visit. The technician will get to your home with prior knowledge about the malfunction and the necessary parts to repair it.
Another feature in the making is the use of infrared heat sensing in the home that will decifer which rooms are in use by people in the home and actually direct heating and cooling specifically to those regions.
"Zoned heating and cooling systems have been one of the largest growing parts of the HVAC industry for many years, and that will remain a huge opportunity," said Haines. "Also, systems will center on heating and cooling specific regions of the home as needed to upgrade comfort and energy efficiency."
And yes, Haines adds, the millennials are driving the trends for at-home connectivity and more efficient heating and cooling systems. "As millennials purchase their homes, they expect their home systems like heating and cooling to not only do what they are told, but to monitor and adapt themselves and to proactively send notifications to the homeowner. We also notice that the millennials and Generation X are much more aware about energy efficiency and those implications of their heating and air conditioning systems."
While February is the right time to look at trends for the year, it's also a perfect time to look into savings that will pay off in the coming months. Right now many Service Experts centers are offering free or deeply discounted equipment when you purchase a qualifying item, such as a free furnace when you buy an air conditioning system. Seasonal tune-ups are also deeply discounted just in time for the coolest time of the year. Call Becht/Givens Service Experts in Louisville today to schedule a free in-home estimate or to set up a heating tune up to make sure your system is ready to keep you comfortable and safe all winter long.


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Bill O'Reilly: What To Know About Fox News Host Accused Of Sexually Harassing 5 Women
Fox News giant Bill O'Reilly is under fire after a new report alleges he covered up five sexual harassment suits against him with the help of the network! Find out more must-know facts about 'The O'Reilly Factor' host, accused of reportedly paying off the victims to the tune of $13 million!
1. He's hosted The O'Reilly Factor since 1996
That's 21 years, kids. Bill O'Reilly, 65, started anchoring his own show on the then-start-up Fox News Channel in 1996 after getting his masters degree at Harvard. The show is routinely one of the highest-rated programs in evening cable news. It's known for its controversial topics and for giving Bill a platform for his controversial statements.
2. He's accused of sexually harassing 5 women
The New York Times released an explosive report on April 1 alleging five women who worked at or with Fox News accused Bill of sexual harassment dating back to 2002 — and had their suits covered up by the network. The report claims that at least five women allegedly received payouts from either Bill or Fox News in exchange for agreeing not to speak about their accusations against him, or to pursue legal action. The payouts allegedly total about $13 million.
Only two of the five suits were previously known about. Former O'Reilly Factor producer Andrea Mackris accused Bill of allegedly telling her about sexual fantasies involving her over the phone in October 2004. She alleged that he told her to use a vibrator on herself, and threatened that if she told anyone, she'd "pay so dearly that she'll wish she'd never been born." He eventually settled with Andrea, paying $9 million.
Shortly after Fox News head Roger Ailes was ousted for alleged sexual harassment in 2016, the network settled a sexual harassment claim against Bill filed by Juliet Huddy, a frequent contributor to the Factor. She claimed that in 2011, he tried to start a romantic relationship with her, and when she rebuffed, he allegedly said he'd hurt her career. He settled with her for $1.6 million.
Two previously unknown sexual harassment suits were settled by Fox hosts Rebecca Diamond and Laurie Dhue reportedly settled in 2011 and 2016, respectively, according to NYT; junior producer Rachel Witlieb Bernstein allegedly settled with Fox in 2002 after accusing him of verbal abuse.
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3. He used to anchor Inside Edition
Bill became the lead anchor on Inside Edition in 1989, and held the position until 1995. He was great in the role, but is known now for one thing: the infamous behind-the-scenes video of him having a meltdown between takes. While trying to record a cutaway at the end of the broadcast, Bill got enraged when the teleprompter stopped working, and screamed, "f**k it, we're doing it live!" He recorded the sign-off, then trashed the desk and walked off set. It's insane.
4. Bill and The O'Reilly Factor inspired Stephen Colbert's character for The Colbert Report
The conservative Fox News host provided Stephen Colbert with all the inspiration he needed to make the Colbert character who hosted The Colbert Report. In fact, The Colbert Report itself was a direct parody of The O'Reilly Factor! It's hard to remember sometimes, but Colbert was playing a character on his Comedy Central show for nine years — and he was pretending to be Bill. He referred to Bill as "Papa Bear" and had him on the show in 2007. "Word of the Day" was totally a O'Reilly thing first.
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Bill has written a series of best-selling books, including Killing Lincoln, Killing Jesus, and Killing Kennedy.
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The Performative Force of Bodies: Affective Realism in Contemporary Brazilian Cinema
This paper traces the emergence of a younger generation of Brazilian filmmakers whose works bypass traditional themes in Brazilian cinema such as urban violence and historical revisionism to engage in post-identity politics avoiding narratives of nation, class and gender. One of the most prominent features in these recent works is a questioning of the status of the image, which vacillates between fiction and documentary without a point of resolution. This vacillation can be understood in terms of the performative nature of films like The Monsters, The Residents, The Earth Giveth, The Earth Taketh and Avenida Brasilia Formosa. Such films are centered around improvisations that open up the image to the real. Therefore, these films produce a space between fiction and documentary, between reality and artifice that is productive and politically charged. This proposal aims at discussing this "Brand New" Brazilian Cinema (Novísssimo Cinema Brasileiro) and the performative force of bodies in its affective realism. No longer a referent for a sociological truth about Brazilian society, realism is taken as something that the image does, i. e., as an affect that challenges the viewer's response-ability.
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This Month's Full Moon Is Actually Going To Be Pretty Rare
While you might argue that every full moon is a special event, July's full moon is undeniably ~extra~ special. The July 2018 Buck Moon is a blood moon, and that's a double whammy that doesn't happen all that often. So some of us should consider ourselves #blessed to be able to see it. But to understand why this combination of lunar condition is rare and not visible to all, you'll need to understand what factors create the conditions themselves — so let's break it down, shall we? (Imagine that I am currently transforming into The Magic School Bus' Miss Frizzle and welcoming you to a school bus that's been transformed into a kind of run-down rocket ship. Thanks.)
July's full moon was named the Buck Moon by the Algonquin tribes who used it as a reminder that male deer would be starting to grow back their antlers. Once a year, bucks shed their antlers, and come July the antlers start to grow back. The process of regrowth takes the remainder of the summer, but the Algonquin tribes liked to keep track of the deer as they were a big source of food, clothing, and other supplies for them. While the buck moon has nothing to do with the sight of the moon, full moons in general were used as a light source for tribes to travel, hunt, or gather by. The tribes saw the moons as calendars, so they always associated the July full moon with the beginning of antler season and would plan accordingly. That said, if there was a blood moon that was visible to them, it would hinder the tribe's visibility as it would be far duller than the average full moon, on account of its rusty coloring. So while a blood moon might be a cool sight for us to see and great content for our Instagram accounts, it would have meant something completely different to the historic tribes.
The rusty coloring brings us to the other notable lunar condition: the blood moon. A blood moon occurs in a lunar eclipse. When the moon passes into Earth's shadow, it takes on a rusty or reddish coloring, which is what historically gave it the name. While you might think of an eclipsed moon as blacked-out, it's actually this color because some of the sunlight that goes through our atmosphere is bent around the sides of the planet. That bent light, in addition to the fact that red lights have longer wavelengths (which mean they're more likely to penetrate the atmosphere), make the moon look, well, bloody.
As far as visibility goes, July's full moon will only look reddish to viewers in Africa, the Middle East, parts of central Asia, eastern South America and Australia. Basically, if you're watching for the blood moon from the U.S., you'll miss the eclipse entirely. The "blood moon" aspect of July's full moon is only a condition that parts of the world will see.
But this brings me to my next point: the blood moon is a special sight. The next time we'll have a lunar eclipse that creates a blood moon will occur Jan. 21, 2019. But the good news is that we'll be able to get a great view of this blood moon in the U.S., especially on the West Coast. After that, we'll have to wait until Jul. 16, 2019, when we get the opportunity to view a partial lunar eclipse and partial blood moon.
The next time we'll have a total lunar eclipse will be on May 26, 2021, and after that, not again until May 15, 2022. So yeah, it's pretty rare, and what's more, it's even rarer to have the lunar eclipse spectacles fall into your own viewing area.


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How to Replace Keys for a Honda Civicby James Melzer
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Losing your car keys is never fun, especially if you do not have a spare on hand to get into your car. It can be a bit of a hassle to order new keys for your Honda Civic, unless you have your key number plate. Then the process is quick, as Honda makes it easy for you to order new keys for your Civic once you have decided on the kind you want.
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- The Honda dealer where you purchased your car will have a record of your key code if you cannot find the key number plate.
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Intro: Afghanistan Now!
Now! is a series of programmes devoted to bringing together new films from regions that otherwise have a hard time reaching our screens. The programmes aim to deal with hot topics and current state of affairs in times of turbulence, told from the insider's point of view "In times of chaos, it is hard to find only one truth. A combination of different points of view can give a richer insight into the narrative that we are trying to
understand. These are films made with little resources and facilities. They do not excel in techniques but are genuine and have a personal approach. This allows us to enter into the insight of some of the complex issues of the Afghan society today.
The third chapter in a triptych, depicting the filmmaker's mental journey through memories and confrontations with the implications of being displaced takes him to different spaces across continents and times in Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, France, and the Netherlands. Through montage as a method of investigation and the narrator's confessional voice, a cinematic space is constructed out of fragments and reflections, a zero space wherein re-living the past and meeting with your dear ones is a way to challenge the present.
A father engages his daughter to an old man without her mother's permission. The mother does not manage to prevent the marriage. On the wedding night, the daughter runs away from the groom's house, but he forcefully brings her back. The mother goes to the groom's house and fights to save her daughter
Kids who go to school get biscuits there. But when the poor kid who is too young for school tries to reach for a biscuit, the school director tells to come back when he has lost his baby teeth.
The film is based on the daily life of people in the Central Highland Region of Afghanistan, which is surrounded by mountains. Almost every family collects bushes for the winter from the mountain, and everyday they suffer through miles of mountainous terrain to bring bushes for their home.
Ali and his younger brother, together with their parents, are lifelong immigrants from Afghanistan. They have just arrived in Turkey. Every day they go to school and then work hard the rest of the day as shoe shiners on the street. A great deal of their earnings goes to the rent. One day they find out that another kid has occupied their working spot for shoe shining.


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With November right around the corner, it is time to pull out those jazz records again!*
Remember, just as how there are only 25 days in which you are allowed to listen to Christmas music (Dec 1-25), there are only 30 days in which you are allowed to pull out your jazz records (Nov 1-30)**.* Bonus points if you pull out something aside from Kind of Blue. ** November or not, it is never appropriate to listen to Jazz music in the iPod or in the Car.


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There are myriad ways to celebrate the iconic list that is the 4,000-footers of New Hampshire. Now a whole new batch of T-shirts, posters, and other items are available to help capture the obsession, fascination, and dedication these mountains inspire.
These 48 peaks, each of which rises to a height above 4,000 feet, have been represented in many a product to date. Indeed, AMC's online store features a whole collection of 4,000-footer items, including a Nalgene bottle, tumbler, pint glass, passport book, T-shirts, and more. (I'm personally partial to the 3-D wall map.) I've also written before about the periodic table of 4,000 footers and highlighted other items as well.
In addition to these products, even more options have become available recently from the design-your-own sites Zazzle and Etsy. Here are a few of my favorites:
Peak by Peak, a Manchester, New Hampshire-based operation, has a store on Zazzle that offers multiple designs celebrating not just the New Hampshire 48, but also the NE 67, Adirondack 46, and Long Trail, among others. The nice thing about Zazzle is that you can put the design on a multitude of different shirt styles in a variety of different colors.
Successful 4,000-footer club members might also like this design on Zazzle from Breaking Ultra ($25).
There's a full slate of 4,000-footer products on Etsy, the do-it-yourself online craft marketplace, including flasks, beer steins, summit sign posters, and hats. My personal favorite is this poster from Daydream Hunter ($27), a colorful and visually striking depiction of the 4,000 footers in ascending order.
Of course all of these products pale in comparison to the real thing—consider them motivation and inspiration for the coming summer hiking season!
Hike on!


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Putin was KGB who rose to power in the collapse of the Soviet Union.
He outplayed the Rothschild oligarchs and purged them from Russia.
He brought Russia back to a world power status and has united the likes of China, India, Brazil and many other nations against US hegemony.
What has Obama done?
A community organizer, who won a Senate seat after a well timed sex scandal of incumbent Jack Ryan and two years later runs and wins on Hope and Change.
Kiss the dollar good-bye and the life that is dependent upon it.


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The ITV series starring Nyree Dawn Porter and Ian Hendry is to be issued by Network Releasing.
Nyree Dawn Porter in For Maddie with Love.
"Showcasing memorable performances from Nyree Dawn Porter and Ian Hendry and an affecting, stylishly minimalist design ethic, this daytime afternoon drama – which ran twice-weekly through much of 1980 – became compulsive viewing due to its powerful take on terminal illness, self-determined euthanasia and the aftermath of a death in the family." – Network Releasing
For Maddie with Love ran on ITV in 1980 and 1981 and followed the final months of, mother and wife, Maddie in the lead up and diagnosis she had an inoperable terminal brain tumour.
Hard-hitting and unsentimental.
While the storyline covered only months the production ran for 48 episodes. Produced by ATV Network for ITV daytime the serial was written by Douglas Watkinson and starred Nyree Dawn Porter in the title role of Maddie while her husband Malcolm was portrayed by Ian Hendry. Despite impressive afternoon ratings the series came to a conclusion at the end of the second series, the key storyline of the lead character passing away giving little chance for the production to become a long runner.
Despite its popularity at the time the saga has never had a repeat on British television, however the story was adapted into a novel of the same name in late 1980. Now Network Releasing are to issue the entire 48 editions on DVD next month.
For Maddie With Love – The Complete Series. Is described by Network as 'Hard-hitting and unsentimental, For Maddie With Love is the story of a woman who knows she is dying and, in doing so, rediscovers the love she has for her husband and family.'
The release also contains a special feature of a 'limited edition booklet by archive television historian Billy Smart.' The DVD will be available from the 15th April 2019, priced at £27.00.
The storyline begins with Maddie traveling by train with her son Neil, when she suffers a fit. However she convinces herself it's unimportant. When she later has another fit Neil persuades her to visit a neurologist, however she bottles out leaving him no option but to threaten to tell his father Malcolm if she doesn't find out what's going on with her failing body.
As the episodes, which aired twice a week, continue Maddie is diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. This is the start of the family's journey with Maddie until she eventually dies. The story centres on the relationship between Maddie and her husband Malcolm, examining the illusive and sometimes surreal nature of their union. At the same time family life continue to full much of Maddie's time and energy. Her daughter Gilly (Sheridan Fitzgerald) is pregnant after having had a miscarriage. Her two sons have the normal but pressing mix of young men's problems. Gordon is the cool solicitor and Neil her youngest at university.
As the series comes to its conclusion the family go from coping badly to becoming a tight unit as Maddie eventually passes away. Malcolm fails to cope with his wife's demise and only starts to accept she's gone once his children all gather around the dining table without the matriarch present.
The series, produced at the ATV Elstree Centre, used little in the way of sets or props. The idea by director Dennis Vance to make the production feel more akin to a theatre piece. Partial sets were used with only the furniture and background items strictly needed for each scene.


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A Marine Cobra helicopter pilot located off the coast of South Korea reviews his squadron's mission statement. He completed his flight training in Okinawa where his unit's goal was to provide combat ready aviation forces to the Marine Air Ground Task Force. He writes about the research programs available to the average Marine, compensation of the officers, the emphasis on women and minorities, and the scene at the base's grocery store. Celebrities and other leaders such as Caroline Kennedy, John Kerry, and Chuck Hagel pay a visit to the Marines and give speeches about how relevant and important Marines are.
The theme of the story is best expressed from a quote from John Kerry's speech: "You are the guardians of globalization. You are the security apparatus for this great race to the bottom." It is also shown in a later quote by a general: "Gentlemen, this is why we fight, for cheap electronics for American consumers." This mindset bothers the author because he realizes his squadron and the Marines are being used as a dog and pony show.
The themes of globalization are tied to the finale of the book in which the acceptance of the mission of the Marines ends up saving the author's life. Scenes in this book are very descriptive and make the reader feel that he is present, such as the lively grocery store theme and the description of using the HELLFIRE missile. The author has painstakingly researched war history and the reasons for the Marines' existence. The author intelligently tells stories of Kennedy, Kerry, and Hagel.


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There was an error published in Dis. Model. Mech. 6, 905–914 (2013). There is inappropriate paraphrasing/close copying of five unattributed review papers.
The authors agree that they were greatly influenced by the clarity and insight of the excellent reviews listed below and sincerely apologise for omitting to cite them, which was an unintentional mistake.
The references are listed below together with a description of the sections in which they should have been cited:
Browning, J. D. and Horton, J. D. (2004). Molecular mediators of hepatic steatosis and liver injury. J. Clin. Invest. 114, 147–152. Citation missing from section on NASH pathogenesis: a 'two-hit' model.
Dowman, J. K., Tomlinson, J. W. and Newsome, P. N. (2010). Pathogenesis of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Q. J. Med. 103, 71–83. Citation missing from section on NASH pathogenesis: a 'two-hit' model.
Nivala, A. M. (2011). Novel therapies for NAFLD. PhD thesis, Colorado State University. Citation missing from section on NASH pathogenesis: a 'two-hit' model.
Schlegel, A. (2012). Studying non-alcoholic fatty liver disease with zebrafish: a confluence of optics, genetics, and physiology. Cell. Mol. Life Sci. 69, 3953–3961. Citation missing from Introduction and section on Mutant fish models of NAFLD and NASH.
Stern, H. M. and Zon, L. I. (2003). Cancer genetics and drug discovery in the zebrafish. Nat. Rev. Cancer 3, 533–539. Citation missing from Figure 2 legend.
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As first of the workshop readers, I should have warmed up the audience for the subsequent authors. Instead I cooled them down. The other readers from Willesden and Harrow workshops were of a high standard, I thought. We were introduced by Dale Arndell, editor of Newspeak, a literary magazine linked to the workshops.
Preethi Nair told us about the marvellous adventure she went on for two and a half years to self-publish her first book, risking destitution, humiliation, and faced with unforeseen nightmares at every stage. Her book Gypsy Masala is about "following your dreams" and sure enough, she ended up with a bestseller and a book deal. Everything about Preethi was impressive, not least her faultless reading of the very interesting first chapter of her book "A Hundred Shades of White."
Siobhan Curham is another literary star to boast for North West London. Terrific character evocation in her readings from her new book, The Scene Stealers. She introduced four very different characters and how they begin to interact, in a setting based around a fictional grubby video shop in Ruislip Manor. She has a wonderful turn of phrase, for example in her description of a broken gate on only one hinge hanging like a child's loose tooth, a small tug away from the tooth fairy.


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Investing in Mobile Parental Controls
One of the best ways to protect your child as a parent in the present times where technology is taking control of your lives is through the use of a parental control software, parental controls, or web filters. Being the parent that you are, it is important for you to keep in mind that dangers are just waiting on the internet to prey on innocent victims like our teens and children. However, reality-wise, most parents have not installed the right parental controls when it comes to the computers or phones that their children are using. There are differing reasons why this is so. Some parents may feel that these parental controls are just useless. Moreover, there are some parents who also skip to make an effort at all in doing anything about these modern-day risks and issues.
So, what makes it dangerous if they see a few naked pictures? In the past, parental control software may only be used among conservative parents for this purpose alone and for the sake of their children to not be exposed to nudity and other inappropriate content. However, if you look at the present times, you will see that besides these two things, there are other more serious and pressing issues to keep in mind. With not enough online barriers, anyone is allowed to upload images, video, and text on the internet.
One of the things that you need to understand about the internet is that it lacks official bodies that you often see in televisions to control what gets to be televised or not. And so, it may be far from your knowledge that the internet comprises harmful and offensive content. If you are a parent you would never want your child to be exposed to these things that are just downright disturbing and inappropriate at all levels.
And the risks go beyond just nudity. Never think that children are not tech savvy creatures because they are more than you when it comes to technology. Surfing the internet is not just what they do. They download stuff, play stuff, and meet new people online. For every interaction they get exposed to, they are also exposed to possible danger. Downloading of music and movies will even lead your child to face lawsuit issues. Copyrighted content is considered illegal in any way you look at it. Only by setting up the right parental controls that you and your children will be better safe from all these things and more.
Currently, your choices of parental controls are just endless. A time control feature and several other features are what you can expect from your parental control software. Have you ever experienced telling your children to go to sleep and avoid using the internet yet they still choose to do so? Having this feature allows you to stop with the arguments with them and set the right schedule for them to stop using the internet.
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Amazon has reached a new deal with movie service Epix that will allow the online retailer to stream several recent blockbuster films through its Prime Instant video service for free, the company announced today.
Epix, which has a joint venture for movie licenses from Paramount Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, and Lionsgate, previously signed an exclusive streaming deal with Netflix, which ended back in August. So the new deal means Amazon's streaming library is now even more competitive with industry-leader Netflix.
The Epix licensing agreement will allow Amazon to stream tons of big-ticket movies 90 days after they are released to retail stores. Some of the movies coming to Prime include Marvel's The Avengers, Iron Man 2, Transformer: Dark of the Moon, Thor, and The Hunger Games.
The Prime Instant Video library is part of Amazon's Prime membership, a $79 a year "club" that gives customers free shipping on lots of items sold through the site.
Amazon is also scheduled to make an announcement Thursday regarding its next generation of Kindle devices. And since the location of the press event is set curiously close to Hollywood, many are speculating there could be another big movie-related announcement on the way.


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It's never a great thing to celebrate the passing of the dead, but Supreme Court Justice Anton Scalia wasn't a great person. In fact, he was a really awful person, and having him on the Supreme Court is the rough equivalent of Justice Fred Phelps. [Or as long-suffering Alabamaians know all too well, Chief Justice Roy Moore.]
Don't let his death white wash the fact that he was one of the most partisan hacks to ever sit on the bench. And he was downright awful on minority rights, women's rights, and gay rights. He showed sympathy for no one while he was alive, and I'm not so sure we should be showing him sympathy in his death.
His death will be more or less celebrated in liberal circles—I think I just heard a spontaneous parade burst out behind me—and I'm not so sure that that's tacky. After all, his death opens up a key Supreme Court vacancy, and could flip the court from 5-4 conservative to 5-4 liberal. He's not even one of the "moderate" conservative Justices like Kennedy or Roberts, so it really could be a great thing for liberals. I can't think of a political death in my lifetime that's had more of an impact except for perhaps when the court switched from liberal to conservative in George H.W. Bush's tenure.
This will have huge repercussions on the presidential race, and the congressional races. Republicans have already signified that they won't pass Obama's Supreme Court nominee to replace Scalia. [A touching eulogy only minutes after the man's death, that really shows you just how actually beloved the man was by even the party he so viciously defended.] If they actually refuse to appoint Obama's Supreme Court replacement before the November elections—keep in mind, that's still more than 8 and a half months away–I think it will create a huge backlash.
Democrats can rightfully say that the GOP are trying to play politics with the law. They'll accuse them of the worst kind of partisanship. And I can almost see the "Why don't we have a justice yet?" hashtags and memes. It will be the single most effective tool they could give Democrats to raise money and awareness, and possibly push the first madam president into The White House even more than they already are (i.e. their nominee will be Trump or Cruz).


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Easton resident Carly Cidado is second on the team with eight goals and 18 points while West Bridgewater's Julia Vanderstreet has four goals and two assists off the bench for the Engineers, who are 9-0.
Two area players have helped the Worcester Polytechnic Institute field hockey team get off to a perfect start this season.
Senior captain Carly Cidado of Easton is the second-leading scorer for the Engineers, who are 9-0, while junior forward Julia Vanderstreet of West Bridgewater has been productive off the bench.
Cidado is second on the team with eight goals and 18 points while starting all nine games, and Vanderstreet has four goals and two assists in seven games as a reserve.
An Oliver Ames High graduate, Cidado has matched her goal total from the previous seasons when she had eight goals and eight assists in 50 games for WPI.
She has two game-winning goals this season and was named the Engineers' female athlete of the week after getting three goals against Becker College last Friday.
"This year's her best year,'' said WPI coach Lisa Moreau. "I think she's always had that potential and now she's bought into the idea of keeping your stick down and getting it into the right position at the right time.''
Cidado had four goals and three assists as a freshman when she was a midfielder. She scored one goal with an assist as a sophomore and contributed three goals and four assists last season.
"I thought she'd have a solid career,'' said Moreau. "She's played a number of positions, but she's finally settled into the right wing spot. She's a great passer and a lot of her goals are on tips. She has good speed up the right side, too."
Cidado is one of the WPI captains for the second year in a row.
"She's a very quiet leader,'' said Moreau. "She speaks up when she needs to. She's not one to just talk to talk. She'll step up when you need it.''
Vanderstreet, a West Bridgewater High graduate, takes full advantage of the playing time she gets off the Engineers' bench.
After scoring two goals as a freshman and two goals with an assist last season, Vanderstreet has already exceeded her career highs before the midway point of this season. She scored a pair of goals in a win over Bridgewater State University last month.
"She's been contributing,'' said Moreau. "When Julia gets in there, she scores. You don't take a big step back when she goes in there. She gets the job done.
"She's doing a great job. She works so hard. She's really honed her craft after coming in as a walk-on as a freshman. She's done everything and anything to get better every year. She's really grown as a player.''
WPI will be playing in southeastern Massachusetts on Oct. 12 when it visits Wheaton College for a NEWMAC game.
Starkey earns honor: Westfield State University senior Brianna Starkey of Rockland was named the volleyball player of the week in the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference.
Starkey, middle hitter, averaged 13.7 kills, 4.7 blocks and two digs to help the Owls go 2-1. She had 22 kills and six blocks against Framingham State.
Bridgewater State University junior outside hitter Gabryella Serrano made the MASCAC weekly honor roll. The Bridgewater resident averaged 12.5 kills, 11.5 digs and four aces in two wins.
Welch-Batstone leads way: Massasoit Community College sophomore forward Anya Welch-Batstone of Avon is leading the Warriors women's soccer team with 10 goals and 23 points through six games. Welch-Batstone, a Norfolk County Agriculture High graduate, had 21 goals and nine assists as a freshman. … The Stonehill College men's basketball team will play an exhibition game against Providence College on Oct. 19 at the Dunkin' Donuts Center beginning at 3 p.m. The Friars are coached by former Stonehill player Ed Cooley, who will be inducted into the Stonehill Athletic Hall of Fame next month. The Skyhawks begin the regular season in Philadelphia on Nov. 9 against the University of the District of Columbia.
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Toyota has revealed teaser photos of the next generation Corolla, which will be unveiled on June 6. The unveiling will take place at a special event in California, USA. Based on the striking Furia concept car showcased at the Detroit motor show in January, the 2014 Corolla has been specifically designed to appeal to a younger audience.
The first and most significant of the teaser images are of the LED headlamps which give us an idea of the overall look of the car. The design does not resemble previous renderings of the car and seems much more aggressive. The current Corolla in India features HID (High intensity discharge) headlights for the top-end models and it seems like this will be improved upon in the new car. The teaser shots also capture 17-inch alloy wheels and a touchscreen audio system. Other images reveal an aggressively designed bumper, and what seems to be a new taillight design.
It is believed the new Corolla will adopt an updated 1.8-liter, four-cylinder engine linked to a six-speed manual gearbox or a rather dated four-speed automatic for the lower-spec versions, while a CVT will be available for the more premium variants. It's scheduled to go on sale before the end of the year and will probably be offered in four trims: base, LE, S and Eco. The interior cabin is set to receive "Softex" leather, push-button ignition and GPS navigation.


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