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51. CMB 2005 (vol 48 pp. 112)
On Negatively Curved Finsler Manifolds of Scalar Curvature In this paper, we prove a global rigidity theorem for negatively
curved Finsler metrics on a compact manifold of dimension $n \geq 3$.
We show that for such a Finsler manifold, if the flag curvature is a
scalar function on the tangent bundle, then the Finsler metric is of
Randers type. We also study the case when the Finsler metric is
locally projectively flat
Category:53C60 |
52. CMB 2004 (vol 47 pp. 624)
A Compactness Theorem for Yang-Mills Connections In this paper, we consider Yang-Mills connections
on a vector bundle $E$ over a compact Riemannian manifold $M$ of
dimension $m> 4$, and we show that any set of Yang-Mills
connections with the uniformly bounded $L^{\frac{m}{2}}$-norm of
curvature is compact in $C^{\infty}$ topology.
Keywords:Yang-Mills connection, vector bundle, gauge transformation Categories:58E20, 53C21 |
53. CMB 2004 (vol 47 pp. 492)
Isotropic Immersions with Low Codimension of Complex Space Forms into Real Space Forms The main purpose of this paper is to determine
isotropic immersions of complex
space forms into real space forms with low
codimension. This is an improvement of a result of S. Maeda.
Categories:53B25, 53C235 |
54. CMB 2004 (vol 47 pp. 354)
An Integral Formula on Seifert Bundles We prove an integral formula on closed oriented
manifolds equipped with a codimension two foliation whose leaves
are compact.
Categories:53C12, 53C15. |
55. CMB 2004 (vol 47 pp. 314)
Mean Curvature Comparison with $L^1$-norms of Ricci Curvature We prove an analogue of mean curvature comparison theorem in the case where the
Ricci curvature below a positive constant is small in $L^1$-norm.
Keywords:mean curvature, Ricci curvature Category:53C20 |
56. CMB 2003 (vol 46 pp. 617)
On Harmonic Theory in Flows Recently [8], a harmonic theory was developed for a compact
contact manifold from the viewpoint of the transversal geometry of
contact flow. A contact flow is a typical example of geodesible
flow. As a natural generalization of the contact flow, the present
paper develops a harmonic theory for various flows on compact
manifolds. We introduce the notions of $H$-harmonic and
$H^*$-harmonic spaces associated to a H\"ormander flow. We also
introduce the notions of basic harmonic spaces associated to a weak
basic flow. One of our main results is to show that in the special
case of isometric flow these harmonic spaces are isomorphic to the
cohomology spaces of certain complexes. Moreover, we find an
obstruction for a geodesible flow to be isometric.
Keywords:contact structure, geodesible flow, isometric flow, basic cohomology Categories:53C20, 57R30 |
57. CMB 2003 (vol 46 pp. 277)
Rigidity of Hamiltonian Actions This paper studies the following question: Given an
$\omega'$-symplectic action of a Lie group on a manifold $M$ which
coincides, as a smooth action, with a Hamiltonian $\omega$-action,
when is this action a Hamiltonian $\omega'$-action? Using a result of
Morse-Bott theory presented in Section~2, we show in Section~3 of this
paper that such an action is in fact a Hamiltonian $\omega'$-action,
provided that $M$ is compact and that the Lie group is compact and
connected. This result was first proved by Lalonde-McDuff-Polterovich
in 1999 as a consequence of a more general theory that made use of
hard geometric analysis. In this paper, we prove it using classical
methods only.
Categories:53D05, 37J25 |
58. CMB 2003 (vol 46 pp. 130)
On Frankel's Theorem In this paper we show that two minimal hypersurfaces in a manifold with
positive Ricci curvature must intersect. This is then generalized to show
that in manifolds with positive Ricci curvature in the integral sense two
minimal hypersurfaces must be close to each other. We also show
what happens if a manifold with nonnegative Ricci curvature admits
two nonintersecting minimal hypersurfaces.
Keywords:Frankel's Theorem Category:53C20 |
59. CMB 2002 (vol 45 pp. 378)
The Local Möbius Equation and Decomposition Theorems in Riemannian Geometry A partial differential equation, the local M\"obius equation, is
introduced in Riemannian geometry which completely characterizes the
local twisted product structure of a Riemannian manifold. Also the
characterizations of warped product and product structures of
Riemannian manifolds are made by the local M\"obius equation and an
additional partial differential equation.
Keywords:submersion, Möbius equation, twisted product, warped product, product Riemannian manifolds Categories:53C12, 58J99 |
60. CMB 2002 (vol 45 pp. 161)
Sur les singularités de la fonction croissance d'une variété non simplement connexe Si $M$ est une vari\'et\'e de dimension $n$, compacte non simplement
connexe, on caract\'erise les m\'etriques riemanniennes sur $M$ dont
la fonction croissance a exactement deux singularit\'es.
Keywords:fonction croissance, singularités, fonction de Morse, Cutlocus Category:53B20 |
61. CMB 2002 (vol 45 pp. 232)
On Strongly Convex Indicatrices in Minkowski Geometry The geometry of indicatrices is the foundation of Minkowski geometry.
A strongly convex indicatrix in a vector space is a strongly convex
hypersurface. It admits a Riemannian metric and has a distinguished
invariant---(Cartan) torsion. We prove the existence of non-trivial
strongly convex indicatrices with vanishing mean torsion and discuss
the relationship between the mean torsion and the Riemannian curvature
tensor for indicatrices of Randers type.
Categories:46B20, 53C21, 53A55, 52A20, 53B40, 53A35 |
62. CMB 2001 (vol 44 pp. 408)
Finite Groups Generated by Involutions on Lagrangian Planes of $\mathbf{C}^2$ We classify finite subgroups of $\SO(4)$ generated by anti-unitary
involutions. They correspond to involutions fixing pointwise a
Lagrangian plane. Explicit descriptions of the finite groups and the
configurations of Lagrangian planes are obtained.
Categories:22E40, 53D99 |
63. CMB 2001 (vol 44 pp. 376)
A Note on $p$-Harmonic $1$-Forms on Complete Manifolds In this paper we prove that there is no nontrivial $L^{q}$-integrably
$p$-harmonic $1$-form on a complete manifold with nonnegatively Ricci
curvature $(0 |
64. CMB 2001 (vol 44 pp. 129)
Linéarisation symplectique en dimension 2 In this paper the germ of neighborhood of a compact leaf in a
Lagrangian foliation is symplectically classified when the compact
leaf is $\bT^2$, the affine structure induced by the Lagrangian
foliation on the leaf is complete, and the holonomy of $\bT^2$ in
the foliation linearizes. The germ of neighborhood is classified by a
function, depending on one transverse coordinate, this function is
related to the affine structure of the nearly compact leaves.
Keywords:symplectic manifold, Lagrangian foliation, affine connection Categories:53C12, 58F05 |
65. CMB 2001 (vol 44 pp. 70)
The Tangent Bundle of an Almost Complex Manifold Motivated by deformation theory of holomorphic maps between almost
complex manifolds we endow, in a natural way, the tangent bundle of
an almost complex manifold with an almost complex structure. We
describe various properties of this structure.
Category:53C15 |
66. CMB 2001 (vol 44 pp. 36)
Quantization of Bending Deformations of Polygons In $\mathbb{E}^3$, Hypergeometric Integrals and the Gassner Representation |
Quantization of Bending Deformations of Polygons In $\mathbb{E}^3$, Hypergeometric Integrals and the Gassner Representation The Hamiltonian potentials of the bending deformations of $n$-gons
in $\E^3$ studied in \cite{KM} and \cite{Kl} give rise to a Hamiltonian
action of the Malcev Lie algebra $\p_n$ of the pure braid group
$P_n$ on the moduli space $M_r$ of $n$-gon linkages with the side-lengths
$r= (r_1,\dots, r_n)$ in $\E^3$. If $e\in M_r$ is a singular point we may
linearize the vector fields in $\p_n$ at $e$. This linearization yields a
flat connection $\nabla$ on the space $\C^n_*$ of $n$ distinct points on
$\C$. We show that the monodromy of $\nabla$ is the dual of a quotient
of a specialized reduced Gassner representation.
Categories:53D30, 53D50 |
67. CMB 2000 (vol 43 pp. 427)
Helices, Hasimoto Surfaces and Bäcklund Transformations Travelling wave solutions to the vortex filament flow generated by
elastica produce surfaces in $\R^3$ that carry mutually orthogonal
foliations by geodesics and by helices. These surfaces are classified
in the special cases where the helices are all congruent or are all
generated by a single screw motion. The first case yields a new
characterization for the B\"acklund transformation for constant
torsion curves in $\R^3$, previously derived from the well-known
transformation for pseudospherical surfaces. A similar investigation
for surfaces in $H^3$ or $S^3$ leads to a new transformation for
constant torsion curves in those spaces that is also derived from
pseudospherical surfaces.
Keywords:surfaces, filament flow, Bäcklund transformations Categories:53A05, 58F37, 52C42, 58A15 |
68. CMB 2000 (vol 43 pp. 440)
On the Existence of a New Class of Contact Metric Manifolds A new class of 3-dimensional contact metric manifolds is found.
Moreover it is proved that there are no such manifolds in
dimensions greater than 3.
Keywords:contact metric manifolds, generalized $(\kappa,\mu)$-contact metric manifolds Categories:53C25, 53C15 |
69. CMB 2000 (vol 43 pp. 343)
Controlled Homeomorphisms Over Nonpositively Curved Manifolds We obtain a homotopy splitting of the forget control map for
controlled homeomorphisms over closed manifolds of nonpositive
Keywords:controlled topology, controlled homeomorphism, nonpositive curvature, Novikov conjectures Categories:57N15, 53C20, 55R65, 57N37 |
70. CMB 2000 (vol 43 pp. 74)
Geometric Meaning of Isoparametric Hypersurfaces in a Real Space Form We shall provide a characterization of all isoparametric hypersurfaces
$M$'s in a real space form $\tilde{M}(c)$ by observing the extrinsic
Wshape of geodesics of $M$ in the ambient manifold $\tilde{M}(c)$.
Categories:53C35, 53C20, 53C22 |
71. CMB 1999 (vol 42 pp. 486)
Spherical Functions on $\SO_0(p,q)/\SO(p)\times \SO(q)$ An integral formula is derived for the spherical functions on the
symmetric space $G/K=\break
\SO_0(p,q)/\SO(p)\times \SO(q)$. This formula
allows us to state some results about the analytic continuation of
the spherical functions to a tubular neighbourhood of the
subalgebra $\a$ of the abelian part in the decomposition $G=KAK$.
The corresponding result is then obtained for the heat kernel of the
symmetric space $\SO_0(p,q)/\SO (p)\times\SO (q)$ using the Plancherel
In the Conclusion, we discuss how this analytic continuation can be
a helpful tool to study the growth of the heat kernel.
Categories:33C55, 17B20, 53C35 |
72. CMB 1999 (vol 42 pp. 214)
Conjugate Radius and Sphere Theorem Bessa [Be] proved that for given $n$ and $i_0$, there exists
an $\varepsilon(n,i_0)>0$ depending on $n,i_0$ such that if $M$
admits a metric $g$ satisfying $\Ric_{(M,g)} \ge n-1$, $\inj_{(M,g)}
\ge i_0>0$ and $\diam_{(M,g)} \ge \pi-\varepsilon$, then $M$ is
diffeomorphic to the standard sphere. In this note, we improve this
result by replacing a lower bound on the injectivity radius with a
lower bound of the conjugate radius.
Keywords:Ricci curvature, conjugate radius Categories:53C20, 53C21 |
73. CMB 1997 (vol 40 pp. 257)
A characterization of real hypersurfaces in complex space forms in terms of the Ricci tensor We study real hypersurfaces of a complex space form $M_n(c)$,
$c\ne 0$ under certain conditions of the Ricci tensor on the orthogonal
distribution $T_o$.
Categories:53C40, 53C15 |
74. CMB 1997 (vol 40 pp. 204)
The $\eta$-invariants of cusped hyperbolic $3$-manifolds In this paper, we define the $\eta$-invariant for a cusped hyperbolic
$3$-manifold and discuss some of its applications. Such an
invariant detects the chirality of a hyperbolic knot or link and
can be used to distinguish many links with homeomorphic complements.
Categories:57M50, 53C30, 58G25 |
75. CMB 1997 (vol 40 pp. 108)
Continuous Self-maps of the Circle Given a continuous map $\delta$ from the circle $S$ to itself we
want to find all self-maps $\sigma\colon S\to S$ for which
$\delta\circ\sigma = \delta$. If the degree $r$ of $\delta$ is not
zero, the transformations $\sigma$ form a subgroup of the cyclic
group $C_r$. If $r=0$, all such invertible transformations form a
group isomorphic either to a cyclic group $C_n$ or to a dihedral
group $D_n$ depending on whether all such transformations are
orientation preserving or not. Applied to the tangent image of
planar closed curves, this generalizes a result of Bisztriczky and
Rival [1]. The proof rests on the theorem: {\it Let
$\Delta\colon\bbd R\to\bbd R$ be continuous, nowhere constant, and
$\lim_{x\to -\infty}\Delta(x)=-\infty$, $ \lim_{x\to+\infty}\Delta
(x)=+\infty$; then the only continuous map $\Sigma\colon\bbd R\to\bbd
R$ such that $\Delta\circ\Sigma=\Delta$ is the identity
$\Sigma=\id_{\bbd R}$.
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08:11 AM ET 01.14 | Alabama is losing a great deal of talent of its national championship roster, including cornerback Dee Milliner, tight end Michael Williams, left guard Chance Warmack, right tackle D.J. Fluker and junior Eddie Lacy, who was asked just who might be capable of taking over for him in 2013. At running back, [Lacy] admitted that he didn't know who would emerge behind T.J. Yeldon, though he was optimistic. "That's a tough one," Lacy said. "You get Jalston Fowler and Dee Hart coming back. However they decide to do it, I'm pretty sure they'll be the same way T.J. and I were this year, if not better."
I have this gut wrenching feeling that Albama won't miss a beat with him gone.
I don't think Bama fans are losing much sleep over this. The cupboard is well stocked.
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We recruit as if we expect the RB to leave early. That is the reality of college football right now. If you have a decent RB, it is almost crazy for the RB to stay for his senior year, if he has a very good junior year. Their careers are shorter in the NFL and their stock does not go much higher. Eddie Lacy was faced with exactly that prospect. Although this year, he was plagued by injuries, he finished the year healthy and with big games. No one believes he will up his stock if he came back, unless we changed the way we handle RBs and gave him the carries to get him about 1700 yards.
Who we have coming back or coming in:
Jalston Fowler
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Did anyone see Julio Jones' INT to preserve the win for Atlanta. He sky-ed for that INT.
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I think Fowler is going to have a better NFL than college career if he stays healthy. He'll be along the lines of Peyton Hillis from Arky. Hillis and Fowler got stuck behind the wrong guys in college.
We recruit as if we expect the RB to leave early.
I think you helping in recruiting has to be a violation somewhere.
I think you helping in recruiting has to be a violation somewhere.
I don't help. I know. I know. Per brotha I'm not supposed to say "we", but everyone says we in reference to their team.
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I think you helping in recruiting has to be a violation somewhere.
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I was dismayed to see the return of the blue jacket.. they must feel the pic of Nick clutching the crystal FB is rubbing it in a tad....
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<in best Barney Fife voice, while fumbling in shirt pocket to find my one bullet>Citizen's arrest!! Citizen's arrest!!
that was Gomer directed at Barney....
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that was Gomer directed at Barney....
Thanks, JS. My rememberer is starting to need a citizen's arrest, it appears.
Thanks, JS. My rememberer is starting to need a citizen's arrest, it appears.
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Rudy was offsides.
Sean Astin doesn't even list the film on his bio, now that LOR punched his ticket.
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Close Slide-to-top Accordion from Codrops
I've built a Wordpress site using Codrops Slide-to-top Accordion.
My content is pretty long so if you want to close the accordion you have to scroll all the way up again to the header of that post.
I choose the one that had more than one open accordion because of height-calculation didn't work on iPhone.
How can I make so click anywhere on the content also would close the accordion? Or a close-button at the end of the post?
View my test site
Thanks in advance!
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Personally, I wouldn't recommend a script like that, for a few reasons:
- it makes the page very slow to load, so visitors may give up and leave
- the functionality is a bit confusing, and it's not clear where to click to get to the content
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Hi there,
I agree with what Ralph says, but if you want to make this work how you describe, I can help you.
So that I don't have to wade through your code and work out what's where, it would be good if you could make a minimal test page with a two-panel accordion on it (strip out all the unnecessary styles, content, JS etc) .
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Brown's Budget Proposal Gains Support
Budget talks inside the state Capitol have hit a snag, but external support for Governor Jerry Brown's proposal is growing.
Airport Cities
Airport cities are the cities of the future. This we learn from a new book called Aerotropolis.
Exchange Student's Death Sparks Concerns About Study Abroad
San Diego State University students are grieving over the loss of Austin Bice. The 22-year-old exchange student was found in a Madrid river. This is not the first time an SDSU student has died overseas.
UCSD Wants To Pay For Lifeguards On Black's Beach
The San Diego City Council today strongly supported a contract with UC San Diego for the city to resume full-time lifeguard services at Black's Beach, but formal approval won't happen until next week.
Daily Report: Camp Pendleton Tragedy, Female GI Divorce Rate, NATO No-Fly Zone?
Hey, Home Post readers. Some tragic news coming out of Camp Pendleton, where two sailors lost their lives in a training accident. Another story focuses on the high rate of divorce among women in the military.
State Senator Wants To Restructure CalTrans
Republican State Senator Joel Anderson said CalTrans wastes far too much money – and he's calling on Gov. Jerry Brown to shift responsibility for transportation projects to local governments.
SDG&E Misses 2010 Clean Energy Mandate
San Diego is one of the solar power, electric car capitals, but our utility company falls short in greenhouse-gas reduction. San Diego Gas and Electric has failed to meet the state-mandated goal of producing 20 percent of its energy from renewable sources by the end of 2010. We'll tell you what SDG&E says about missing the goal and why other utilities across the state got much closer to the target.
Filmmaker Abigail Disney Discusses Role Of Women In International Conflicts
Women are often the ones who suffer the most during conflicts, while men are the ones who are celebrated for their accomplishments during times of war. A new series produced exclusively for the PBS audience is hoping to shine a light on the contribution women are making in conflicts happening around the world. We speak to filmmaker and philanthropist Abigail Disney about the new series Women, War & Peace.
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The Navy confirmed that two sailors died in a rollover accident during training exercises at Camp Pendleton Monday.
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Annie Evelyn Willis TurnerSeptember 03, 2013, 8:24 am by Staff Reports Dec. 4, 1913 ~ Aug. 30, 2013 Annie Evelyn Willis Turner passed on to her eternal rest Aug. 30. She was born in Wrightsville, Ga. on Dec. 4, 1913 to Eldrige S. Price and Annie Morgan (Outlaw) Price. Evelyn came to Texas at the age of 10, traveled extensively throughout the United States, settling in Dallas where she attended Hockaday Girls School and then Carols College, which is now San Marcos Baptist Academy. Evelyn married Lee Willis in 1933 and had five children. After his death, she married Kenneth Turner in 1986. Following his death, she moved to Austin and eventually Burnet. She called Country Oaks home for almost six years. She was preceded in death by her oldest son, Lee A. Willis. She is survived by daughters Sharon Witcher Coleman and her husband, Lee, Jane Bush and her husband, Joe; sons, Jerry and Jack Willis, special daughter-in-law, Pauline Willis and special niece, Faye Elliott. She was dearly loved by five grandsons: Marty Bollier, Mark, Shane and Monte Witcher and Jack Alford; four granddaughters, Arlene and Kaye Willis, Pam Bollier and April Miller, 13 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Evelyn was the oldest of seven children. She is survived by two brothers, Al Price of Oklahoma, and Claude McGahee of Georgia. She is also survived by one sister, Jeamsie Price of New Mexico. Pallbearers are grandsons Marty Bollier, Mark, Shane and Monte Witcher, Jack Alford and Jon Hartman. Services are at 10:30 a.m. Sept. 3 at Edgar Funeral Home, Interment is at 2:30 p.m. in Lohn. Friends can express their condolences at edgarfh.com. |
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I have heard the Walleye fishing is great on Laurel Lake. I have tried a couple times but have not done any good. Can anyone help me?
i just moved to leslie county a while back. i bought a boat and planning on fishing laurel lake and some surrounding lakes as well. i would also like info on fishing laurel lake. any species
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They came ready for the beach in their "surf theme" T-shirts and short pants, ready to pursue a longer-lived American cultural event than surfing - square dancing.
At least 127 people were arrested in the Santa Clarita Valley last month for driving under the influence of alcohol - an average of four a day, according to booking logs for July.
Santa Clarita was ranked in the middle of the pack in a fiscal health review of cities in Los Angeles County, but a city official said the methodology for the report does not provide a complete picture of Santa Clarita's financial state.
A homeless man was stabbed three times and rushed to the hospital Sunday after he casually walked into a convenience store and asked the clerk to call 9-1-1, a sheriff's sergeant said.
Greetings from Newhall (Zone 6). I hope everyone has had a great week. This week Newhall only had two part one crimes, one theft from an unlocked vehicle and one petty theft reported. As of Monday, 07/29/13, Newhall (Zone 6) has had 21.09% fewer reported part one crimes compared to this same time last year. Additionally, Newhall (Zone 6) has had 19.61% fewer reported violent crimes compared to this same time last year. This decrease in crime for Newhall is outstanding. I contribute this Newhall (Zone 6) decrease in crime to the strengthening of the partnership ...
A motorcyclist was seriously injured and taken to the hospital Sunday morning following a single vehicle crash on Interstate 5 near Calgrove Boulevard, emergency response officials said.
Members of Valencia's Real Life Church sought to help parents cross one item off their back-to-school shopping lists Saturday as they gave out approximately 900 backpacks at the church's first Savia Community Expo.
Hundreds of people from inside and outside the Santa Clarita Valley turned out Saturday afternoon to check out a collection of more than 100 import cars and raise money for the local YMCA.
Most members of the Hart high school district class of 2013 believe they were well prepared for life after high school, and many plan to attend community college this year, according to the results of a survey of graduating seniors released last week.
Summer still has seven weeks to go, but for public school students in the Santa Clarita Valley, summer vacation is over next week. It's back-to-school time in all five districts that serve kindergarten through 12th grades.
College of the Canyons has hired two new administrators to help oversee and administrate instruction and instruction support services, the college announced Friday.
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A 14-year-old Santa Clarita Valley girl who went missing earlier this week was found Friday evening, according to an official with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station.
The 6th annual Santa Clarita Valley Blues Festival will be held Saturday at the Saugus train station in William S. Hart Park's Heritage Junction.
California water officials have released a draft of a $24.7 billion plan to restore the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, in part by building two 30-mile underground tunnels to ensure stable water delivery to millions of Californians.
This holiday season, Police, Sheriff and CHP will be out in force
Michael Vaccaro commutes every day from North Hollywood to the Santa Clarita Valley and he puts in long hours once he gets here working as district sales manager for a department store.
High winds buffeted the Santa Clarita Valley on Monday, toppling at least two trees and sending deputies scrambling to respond to residential burglar alarms in several neighborhoods.
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Two men have been charged with stealing wreckage of the car in which "Fast and Furious" actor Paul Walker and his friend, Valencia businessman Roger Rodas, died in a fiery crash in the Santa Clarita Valley on Nov. 30.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Federal officials on Monday unsealed five criminal cases filed against 18 current and former Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies as part of an FBI investigation into allegations of civil rights abuses and corruption in the nation's largest jail system.
Los Angeles County social workers rallied outside a county supervisor's office in El Monte on Monday, demanding the county hire more workers for the Department of Children and Family Services to relieve caseloads and provide better care.
College of the Canyons will host a free orientation next Monday for job seekers interested in the fields of aerospace and biomedical manufacturing.
SANTA CLARITA - One woman was injured and taken to the hospital this morning following a four-car crash near the Valencia post office on McBean Parkway.
Visitors to the Valencia Library last weekend were greeted with a sweet surprise: icing-topped and candy-cane-lined gingerbread houses on display for what organizers hope will become a yearly Gingerbread House Contest.
A multi-vehicle crash in Saugus Sunday morning ended with one of the vehicles flipped onto its roof.
The annual Metrolink Holiday Toy Express has been stopped in its tracks because of budget cuts.


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Her name is Amy Jo Martin (pictured). She's 32-years-old, attended Arizona State University and once did PR for the Phoenix Suns.
These days, per a fun Business Week profile by Joel Stein, the founder and CEO of Digital Royalty makes her living as a social media strategist. Her initial calling card was Shaquille O'Neal, currently closing in on 4.5 million Twitter followers. But DR has become so much bigger than the Great Aristotle, deciding as a result to relocate from the desert to a California ocean view:
At one point, in October of last year, nine of the ten trending topics on Twitter were related to her clients. The two-year-old company does in the "mid-seven figures" in annual billings, which are up 525 percent in 2011…
She employs 15 people (mostly young, mostly women, mostly pretty) and is looking to hire at least five more. She's moving all of them, the fleet of Digital Royalty-branded bikes, and the company's CDO ("chief dog officer") from Phoenix to Santa Monica.
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I'm currently in the process of killing some oregano and an aloe vera plant and a succulent that I'm never sure if I need to water regularly or not. I should just google this stuff but I keep getting distracted...
talking of which, my good friend from wales likens himself to a womble because he scavenges and skip dives (his house is filled with the most amazing amount of crap made of wood, but it all works, looks cosy) anyway, I found a knitting pattern for wombles He's so getting a cuddly womble every birthday from now on.
It just opened two new pitchers and there's babies!
"I eat comics and poop stylization"
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Pokemon battle!
So, I still haven't gotten around to buying a set of nunchucks. I'm thinkin' maybe I'd rather buy a blowgun instead.
Both weapons have their charm when it comes to impractical weapon-o-rific nifty-ness. . .
(I don't suppose their's a North American equivalent to curare.)
There aren't good flea markets in Washington? Or are there some laws in place about them?
I was thinking more along the lines of internet purchase.
There appears to be no legal barrier to either mail-order purchase or possession of either item here in WA.
"Carrying," though, I'm guessing is another ballgame! (WA has a "CPL"-- Concealed Pistol License-- for Pistols only, and you can carry pepper spray. But, other weapons seem to be outlawed or non-license-able.)
I've been seriously thinking of getting back into the martial arts on some level. What I really wouldn't mind doing is getting into the Japanese blade arts-- with Seattle's Asian connections, there are some reputable schools of Iai-do-- but the $100+/month price tag is a bit of a barrier. There's some Kendo practice out here, which looks like it might be great fun. But, Iaido seems to be more of the real deal in terms of actual martial lineage/history.
Otherwise, I've been thinking about buying an AK-47-- just because I'm an American-- and I can! But, they're a bit pricey, and if I'm going to spend money in that range, I'm more likely to buy more camera equipment!
Tinybird, you're killing me with that pitcher plant! On thinkgeek there's a carnivorous plant set that I've been dying to get, but unfortunately they can't ship to Canada due to our import regulations on exotic plants. I'm sure if I took the time to go to a green house I could pick up a Venus fly trap or two, but it's just not the same as getting a whole little package of evil plants in the mail.
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Well personally I'd rather go and search for a carnivorous plant in a green house, mainly because as I looked through the Thinkgeek plant list, many of those have different needs for sunlight, amount of water during specific times and dormancy (something which neps don't do), and all require slightly special soil and rain or distilled water (or water that has been sitting out, which is what I do for my nep) and it sounds like quite a handful to find all separate info for those, especially if you want to put several plants growing at the same time.
Speaking of which, it opened more, really teeny pitchers that have these tiny hairs that look like itty bitty hands! (I'll post photos when I get back home)
And i also bought a flower lamp and I'll put it to test today (I'd figure out that if it doesn't help the plant, at least I get more light).
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Also I probably have to go and buy a more potent lamp for the plant, I kinda just grabbed one and it ended up being kinda not powerful, and now I'm waiting for it to star raining do I could a put a bucket out; it has been raining for the past four days and today but obviously it's not going to rain in the evening now that I'd need it.
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Ah, thanks for the tip. I know nothing about plants so I had no idea. Carnivourous plants are a pretty fascinating walk evolution took, though.
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Yeah, I had the same problem as when I bought my plant, the care advice I got was pretty basic (though there really wasn't time to give me any hour long intro) and after I read more info from the web my reaction was more or less like "I have to do WHAT?!" since the shop advice really wasn't enough for keeping the pitchers alive and have it produce more of them (the plant itself is not hard, but damn it when I buy a carnivorous plant I want it to have the awesome parts too). So now I basically live in a part-time sauna what with the air humidifier being on and take the plant in the shower with me to make sure the air humidity is high enough and it doesn't get cold because the fat bastard is too large for a terrarium :V
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I sold some of my old n64 games and bought a guitar for the first time ever.
Its a electro acustic washburn, i don´t know how to play jack and it seems like such a frivolous expense for me to do, but i always wanted to play the guitar and draw since i was a kid, could never afford a guitar or got support on the idea of learning music. I never spend crap on me and all i earn goes to pay uni stuff, when a friend put it on sale something inside me was like "maaaaaannn ". I´m also stressed as fuck now and i really want to spend a nice and peaceful crhistmas holidays and enjoy my early present, from me to me.
its really refreshing learning something completely new from scratch. I´m going to start practicing basic exercises and print the tabs for all the ocarina of time songs :p. i wont be playing steve vai solos anytime soon but at least the frustated 13 yr old in me is more at peace.
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I'm thinking of making a run of stickers because some friends have asked me (friends that intend to pay, not friends who "would love to but don't really have the money right now"). Unfortunately I don't have fifty friends I can sell the stickers off to, so I'm thinking about trying to sell the stickers on consignment at bike/skateboard shops. It's sort of chicken-egg at the moment because I don't want to get an order of stickers without somewhere to sell them and I don't want inquire about consignments before I have a product to show. Has anyone done this kind of thing before? Is there a way to go about doing it or do you just plunge in with both feet and hope you don't lose money?
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Me and friends have this new little thing we do when watching movies. Whenever there's an emotional montage..... .... we mute the movie, pause and play Creed songs. Because Creed is montage music. Lord.... makes me laugh every time....
I think there's a woodpecker in the attic. Beh.
I ate something that had salt sprinkled on it and now I accidentally rubbed my eye with the finger that had salt on it oh jeez.
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Doing "cafe studies" to bolster my life drawing, I hang out in a lotta Starbuck's and (non-Starbuck's) coffee shops to stalker sketch by fellow patrons.
I've yet to use a Starbuck's restroom that wasn't in abysmally foul hygienic order.
Back in my Basic Training Army days, keeping the crapper and other aspects of the immediate environment clean was a mark of overall competence and trustability.
As my old old Drill Sargent put it: "If we can't rely on you to keep a goddam toilet clean, how can we rely on you to operate a goddam T.O.W. missile and do the right thing at the right moment to keep your buddies safe?"
So, by my plebeian standards re leadership, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, who pays his workers far less than a "living wage," as a leader, is basically an asshat.
Hope you washed your hands.
Not only that, I cleaned their toilet before using it!
Kendo looks pretty fun, been thinking about starting it up myself. Something you can do for the rest of your life has an appeal. It kinda sounded like Iaido and Kendo are often learned together. There is also Kenjutsu and Iaijutsu which are more actual fighting techniques.
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My understanding is that Iaido is more "presentation drills"-- drawing the blade and delivering a strike--with a metal blade-- kind of in the manner of cowboy "quick draw" practice-- whereas Kenjutsu is the more traditional training with the wooden sword-- often a preliminary form of training in Kendo schools.
A related Western concept that I've heard of is Medieval Martial Arts-- training with various single and double handed blades to preserve art forms in the manner of the Asian arts-- but that's NOT "SCA" stuff!
So I got the Hearthfire DLC for Skyrim and built my own house near Falkreath. I'm enjoying it. Of course, I like
to push the sanity boundaries of all adventure/rpg games I play...
I adopted a kid from the orphanage. While I was sitting across from it at the main dining table, I decided I didnt like
how it was looking at me so I thought some discipline was in order...I attacked the kid and started chasing it around
the table. Suddenly my wife decides she's having none of this and pulls out a dagger. She then comes flying at me
and tries to kill me. I responded by beating her death.
Totally ruined dinner.
dont buy the Hearthfire DLC they said.
It is like the sims they said...
i´m currently playing dawnguard but i think i´m going to give a try to Hearthfire.
Pretty much. Most of the techniques that came out of Samurai training work like that, sort of theory (do) and application (jutsu) taught separately but learned together. Iaido/jutsu comes from the same school or "kata" as Kendo/Kenjutsu (ken means sword) training swordsman and as you put it is essentially the theory/practice of quick draw with a sword, cleaning blood off the sword etc. I get the impression that Kendo has evolved a lot more into a sport (similar to the evolution of fencing) and has dropped the more devastating techniques taught in Kenjutsu. It's pretty fascinating stuff, I read a lot about it recently when I learned that there was a school near where I live. Part of me just likes the formality and authenticity of it.
There is a movie on Netflix called "Reclaiming the Blade" that talks some about western martial arts. Pretty cool that people are going back to really old books and trying to relearn the actual techniques taught at the time. One thing that bugs me about fantasy movies is guys hacking and slashing at each other... in plate armor. Maybe someday this will be something you can take classes on from someone who has studied the real deal.
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Haven't touched my Gamecube in ages. Dug it out of the basement with all the classics. Playing Wind Waker. I almost forgot how sad the start of that game is even when the characters can only make grunts and noises.
Its a hot summer night in the Cape here. Perfect for an all nighter.
My fb feed is plastered with OMG snow posts. What's so great about snow? It happens every year at roughly the same time and then goes on for 5 months. Snow is a nuisance.


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(Pub. L. 92–574, § 11,Oct. 27, 1972, 86 Stat. 1242; Pub. L. 95–609, § 4,Nov. 8, 1978, 92 Stat. 3081.)
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Location | Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois |
Organizer | Mythopoeic Society |
Dates | July 15-20, 1998 |
Mythcon XXIX was the twenty-ninth annual Mythopoeic Society conference.
- Theme: C.S. Lewis: A Centenary Celebration
- Guest of Honors: Paul F. Ford (Lewis scholar) and Verlyn Flieger (Inklings scholar)
- Chairman: Diana Glyer
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- The C.S. Lewis Centenary Conference by Joan Marie Verba
- Sue Dawe Taught Lee Speth Real Estate by Berni Phillips
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138 S 2nd St
Philadelphia, PA 19106
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City Tavern Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(215) 413-1443
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 4:00pm
Sunday: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
American, Comfort Food, Wild Game
Executive Chef:
Chef Walter Staib
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
City Tavern's ten elegantly appointed dining rooms create the perfect atmosphere for every type of affair, from elegant cocktail receptions to smaller, intimate sit-down dinners. Our in-house Special Events Coordinator will assist you with every detail, from menu planning to period music and horse-drawn carriage rides. Contact us at email@example.com for more information.
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City Tavern's service staff is dressed in period costume. It is not unusual to see colonial re enactors visiting as well.
Getting there
Cross Street:
2nd & Walnut Streets
Public Transit:
The Market-Frankford "El" has a stop at 2nd and Market Streets as well as the 21 & 42 bus lines drops at our door
Public Lot
Parking Details:
A parking garage is located on 2nd Street between Chestnut & Walnut just before reaching City Tavern. There is also a community valet available at 2nd & Dock Streets after 5:000 PM
A word from City Tavern
Once called "the most genteel tavern in America" by John Adams and the first unofficial "White House," Chef Walter Staib's City Tavern has boasted the finest celebrations since 1773. With over 230 years of hospitality, City Tavern has been the centerpiece of affairs now immortalized in history.
An evening at City Tavern is certain to be remembered. Just imagine sampling specialties, such as pepperpot soup, colonial turkey pot pie, roast duckling, Thomas Jefferson's sweet potato biscuits paired with ales the ales of the revolution made from George Washington & Benjamin Franklin's recipes -- all served by costumed wait staff.
Watch an episode of A Taste of History on PBS, our Chef Proprietor Walter Staib will give you glimpse of what we do here at City Tavern.
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Diner Reviews
We made reservations to eat here
after attending the Phila Flower Show and visiting Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. The tavern had several rooms upstairs, and we were seated at a table next to an original fireplace. Plank floors, pewter mugs and wait staff in colonial clothes and live harp music complimented the overall dining experience. Although the wait for our food bordered on long, it was well worth it. The Turkey Pot Pie was a flakey, pastry delight, and my husband's Chicken Marsala was tasty and generous. He skipped dessert, but I had warm apple, cranberry crisp warm with vanilla ice cream. Menu was varied, prices reasonable, and service was good. This was a great place for dinner to complete a day in Philadelphia."
Dined on 3/7/2014
The historical atmosphere, service
and food were very good! Highly recommend City Tavern, not only for what I already mentioned, but also the beautiful live harp music played during dinner."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Eat & drink where are founding
fathers did! Going back in time is awesome!"
Dined on 3/2/2014
Excellent food, fantastic, fun
service! Worth the trip from NY."
Dined on 3/1/2014
Had a great lunch at City Tavern
on George Washington's birthday last Saturday. Our server, Jessica, was super, the food was delicious, and we even had the privilidge of sitting in Washington's favorite spot in the tavern. The porter made from his own recipe was fantastic, too. Very enjoyable meal."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Decor is lovely/colonial on entry
level floor. But on lower level the rooms are a spare, cold white and echo-ey — can be noisy. The non-stop harpist doesn't help. Food was quite heavy starting with the breads. Pepper-pot soup was more like a stew of coarsely chopped collard greens. Main course portions were overlarge, twice what a normal good eater would eat. Some sauces were thick and gloppy."
Dined on 2/22/2014
I was expecting more authentic
period food and more explain action if the foods. Our server was surprised and a bit put out that we had questions. The ale samer was good but again the server just tossed the card with the explain actions as an after thought. I would go back for a drink but not to eat. The harp music was nice."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Great spot and lunch was amazing.
We have pre-teens who wil try anything and had crab cakes and duck. I wouldn't recommend for younger kids who may not be able to handle a sit down dinner and conversation. The home brews were delicious. The staff was accommodating for a food allergy we had. Meeting the chef and chatting with him was one of our highlights on our trip."
Dined on 2/19/2014
A taste of Colonial Philadelphia;
excellent service, excellent food, excellent atmosphere!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
My boyfriend and I went here for a
restaurant week reservation recently, and we weren't sure what to expect. My appetizer was nice (corn chowder) but the sirloin entree was dry and difficult to swallow, even though it was covered in gravy. And in a fairly empty restaurant it still took more than two hours for us to get our three courses ordered and served. The restaurant has a cute historical charm that may appeal to others, but it isn't enough to bring us back."
Dined on 1/28/2014
City Tavern's reputation among
Philadelphians has long been one of a tourist attraction -- but not a "go-to" restaurant. The food IS better now and a visit makes for a fun (and a little different) evening. It still is an historic tourist attraction but you'll get a comfort-food-oriented menu as well that's worthwhile ordering from -- as well as a harp player who arrived around 8:30pm. Service was energetic and attentive. Recommended to take out-of-town guests to as well as an occasional visit yourself. Most entrees are in the high $20's price range. With wine, 2 1/2 courses each plus tax and tip, our bill came out around $75-$80 per person."
Dined on 2/15/2014
As an innkeeper, I suggested the
City Tavern to my guests since it is not only representative of Philadelphia history but also of fine cuisine. My guests were thrilled and I will continue with confidence to send our guests to this unique and ideal destination."
Dined on 1/19/2014
What we loved: Shrimp cocktail,
salmon entrée, home-made bread, the impressive architecture/building, no wait at the entry (we had a reservation and there were about 4 hosts to help us) and the awesome gauntlets you drink your water out of What was okay: Service (Our server was great, but he had 1 too many tables it seemed, our water cups tended to be empty most the night, but terrible considering it was restaurant week!), Lapin (rabbit < but that totally may just be a matter of "Hey, turns out I don't like eating bunnies") What we didn't love: The chairs and tables fit the colonial feel, but they were pretty uncomfortable because you couldn't push the chairs in much"
Dined on 1/31/2014
My husband and I took two neices
(12 and 13) here for dinner as we were looking for something different to do with them. They really enjoyed the food and the place. One neice had the trout and the other had the seafood pasta special (as I did) which was delicious. There was a lot of shrimp, scallops and snow crab claws in this so it was a good seafood to pasta ratio. The only thing that was not as good was the rabbit dish. The desserts were also very good - raspberry tart warmed with ice cream, chocolate cake and a berry crumble with ice cream. The wine list is also nice. It was an enjoyable night and one of the girls said she wants to go back there for her birthday."
Dined on 2/1/2014
Our server Sarah was very friendly
and knowledgable about the menu. The oysters were just ok coming out of the kitchen entirely too fast. We had not yet received our drinks. The corn chowder is hearty and delicious. The trout buttery and wonderful melting in your mouth. My husband had the Benjamin Franklin chicken and he was very pleased. Overall experience was very relaxing and enjoyable. Will definitely go back!!"
Dined on 2/1/2014
City Tavern is located in a
historical building where you feel connected to the founding fathers of our country. We were told that the first Fourth of July was celebrated there and also the second inaugural of George Washington. The staff is costumed in historical garb, the decor is of the period and a musician serenaded us with the harp. None of this was corny. Our waiter was very knowledgeable of the menu and related it to foods of the period. We ordered an ale sampler, and he told us the history behind each drink. Both my husband and I loved the pumpkin and pecan biscuits, and we both order the seafood pasta which was excellent. I would definitely recommend City Tavern."
Dined on 1/31/2014
To me the goal of Restaurant Week
is to encourage people to come to a restaurant that they would not usually pick and to get those people to come back by showcasing the restaurants food and service. City Tavern did not put their best foot forward. The food was fair at best. An item described as "colossal shrimp cocktail" was baby shrimp salad. The service was not great. We were not asked if we wanted drinks until we ordered, we had to remind the server and received at the same time as our main course. We were not asked if we wanted coffee, we had to ask. No one checked to see how our meals were. We enjoy having a drink in City Tavern's courtyard during the summer and have wanted to try for dinner for a while. We will not return."
Dined on 1/31/2014
My bf and i went to the restaurant
for his bday. i asked that a candle be put in his dessert if possible. everyone was so friendly. at one point my bf started asking questions about the chef bc he watches the show and a couple mins later the manager walks over and hands us a copy of season 5 bc he was told by our waiter that my bf likes the show. then, at dessert a candle accompanied his tart. the food was very good and it was an overall pleasant experience. i would definitely recommend this to people."
Dined on 1/31/2014
Apparently the food was really
bland in the 18th century. The recipes were all based on a colonial family's recipe. They probably should've stayed there. Sorry chef, but the food had little taste. The historical ambiance is cool, but I'm thinking a lunch would be a better option."
Dined on 1/31/2014
This was the second time we've
come for restaurant week to take advantage of the lower prices. Both times has been fun. Of course the food is amazing but what's more amazing is the service. The place was quite busy but we would have never known by the service we've received. Our waitress took excellent care of us. Even the manager came to talk with us and listen. As my mother walked down memory lane about her childhood and the memories invoked by Chef Walter Staib, the manager could have rushed away to attend to other customers but he didn't. He engaged and listened with a smile. We have to go back soon so that my mother can chat with Chef Staib."
Dined on 1/30/2014
I love this place. the great
historical location. The great food. The service is always great! It is a wonderful experience every time."
Dined on 1/30/2014
Our dining experience at City
Tavern was, again, a most notable occasion. We absolutely love Chef Walter Staib's expertise and flourish! Such a wonderful time!"
Dined on 1/29/2014
The service was fabulous and the
ambiance was great, but the food wasn't all that spectacular. I would return only for drinks and desert."
Dined on 1/29/2014
City Tavern is a tasty way to
"time travel" to the Philadelphia of Franklin and Jefferson. The tavern itself is owned by the National Park Service and faithfully recreates the original structure and furnishings. The food is deceptively simple and completely delicious. The Russian Eggs, and Salmon Frittata are scrumptious, and the sauerkraut is amazing. Yes, amazing sauerkraut, so much so that I bought one of Chef Staib's cookbooks to make it at home. The Herb and Veal sausage that is served with the sauerkraut is out of this world. However, reading the menu in the dim lighting was difficult; we solved that with our phone flashlights. Also, the entrance steps front and rear could be a problem for someone with mobility issues."
Dined on 1/26/2014
The food was great! Pennsylvania
Dutch combined with fancy spin on comfort foods! The experience and ambiance was like none other in Phila. Everyone dress's in period garb and they have live music sometimes in the front room. The place settings and love Pewter mugs etc...really bring an authenticity to the period dining! They even tell you a bit of history while your there! I give it lots of stars and stripes!"
Dined on 1/26/2014
I always wanted to go to City
Tavern. Was part of a group of friends. The drinks were great and the food was good. But it was expensive for the type of food. Also our server had a large group and we then had to wait for everything."
Dined on 10/24/2013
This restaurant is excellent. The
Atmosphere is great if you like quite romantic places to eat, plus it also has a bar room that's set in a colonial theme, where things have the potential to get lively if you want it too. The service was great on our visit. The day had not been what I had envisioned, but our waiter went far and beyond the regular level of service to make out night special. At the same time he was also attentive to other guest he was servicing. He went out of his way to make my wife feel she was special. The food is GREAT. Cooked to perfection and serviced right on time. Over all it was a great evening and one that I would recommend to anyone who wants a taste of "old Philly"."
Dined on 1/10/2014
The entree I ordered was
completely different than the menu description. It wasn't good either. I was pretty disappointed. Hot cider drinks were great. West Indies Pepperpot Soup was outstanding. The Russian eggs were nothing but a hard boiled egg cut in half, with caviar put on top of each half. Dessert was good/average. Unfortunately my experience here was not what I expected, & I had been looking forward to eating here for a very long time. However, I would give it another chance & order the weinerschnitzel."
Dined on 1/21/2014
the food and service were
excellent. It was very quiet which made it kind of romantic."
Dined on 1/19/2014
We were here for Restaurant Week
lunch. The home-made kielbasa was very good as were its accompaniments, if a bit salty. The beef pie was less than good. The pastry was burnt on the outside and raw on the inside and the sauce slathered on top was reminiscent of jarred gravy. We did enjoy the Russian Eggs and the Onion Soup was the highlight of the meal. Our server was friendly and helpful. Although it seemed there was only one or two other tables, it took forever for each of the three courses to come out. Finally, we asked for our check before our desserts came because the time was ticking on our meter. After 15 mins our desserts came with the explanation that a turkey had to come out of the oven before our desserts could go in."
Dined on 1/19/2014
This is a wonderful place to come
with a family for an excellent dinner and piece of history. We have been here in the past and were never disappointed. Great food and family experience. We were celebrating our Anniversary with our twin daughters staying in Philly for the night from the Jersey Shore and were treated wonderfully and enjoyed the dining experience."
Dined on 1/19/2014
The food was excellent. It was
restaurant week and we both got the strip steak. My daughter thought the staff uniforms were hokie. I liked them and tourists and kids liked them. Service was great. I found it unusual there was no art on the walls."
Dined on 1/19/2014
Had a great time.
People/place/food/ambience was what I hoped for & more! Service was to want for nothing. Food was an experience that we want to have every year -- totally awesome!"
Dined on 1/18/2014
The good: We had a large group,
and they accommodated us without a problem. The waitstaff was extremely friendly and accommodating. The accuracy of the building reproduction creates a wonderful space to enjoy your meal. There are several unique options on the menu which are less often seen (rabbit, etc.) The bad: The entrees were little underwhelming. Not bad by any stretch of the imagination, but somehow a little forgettable. I would absolutely recommend City Tavern for the historical value and the ambiance, and I would dine there again without hesitation. Everyone should try it at least once. However, if one is after a truly terrific meal there are probably better options."
Dined on 1/10/2014
City Tavern is a special
restaurant with a unique history. The cuisine is both modern and yet firmly rooted in our earliest years as a nation. Staff are congenial and eager to share their culinary/historical knowledge."
Dined on 1/5/2014
This place is a wonderful
experience with my only it's colonial design, but also with its warm and welcoming staff and delicious food. My boyfriend and I go here every chance we get!"
Dined on 1/3/2014
A very special place to have
dinner, considering the historical significance. The Medallions of Beef Tenderloin with was delicious."
Dined on 10/30/2013
Very good restaurant that takes
you back to the 1700's in presentation. It's a fun place to go with out of town friends, they won't be disappointed. Good food, good service, will look forward to taking guests there in the future."
Dined on 12/14/2013
Oldest continuously operating
tavern in Philly (perhaps America). Building itself, with sconce lighting, old-timey artifacts, colonial furniture, back porch and taproom, is a pieceof architectural history worth seeing. One doesn't expect to find good food in a place such as this ... but one would be wrong. The seasoned chef here turns out delicious, well-portioned meals of great variety and imagination, priced moderately. In summer a hearty salad on the porch is a satisfyng lunch; in winter, dishes like rabbit stew, venison and roasted meats are on offer at dinner, served in an atmospheric dining room by swift and professional waitstaff. A pleasant surprise, all around. Would return to try other seasonally appealing menu items."
Dined on 12/23/2013
we haven't been for a long time-
decided to go downtown to skating rink and dinner to celebrate the holidays and time off. We enjoyed it- upstairs room lacks a bit of ambience but was ok... service ok- not great but good. food was pretty tasty. overall very good but a bit on the 'boring' side."
Dined on 12/28/2013
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Chad Pennington, co-chair of Marshall's Vision Campaign, said this is a proud moment for Marshall and him personally.
"I don't even think I can put words on to express what will happen with this complex and facility. This is something that the Tri-State has never seen and I'm excited to be a part of it," said Pennington.
Marshall Soccer Coach Bob Gray said this is more than a complex, it's a vision for the future.
"I personally envision overflowing crowds, a great atmosphere for our program and of course a continued growth for soccer in this beautiful state," Gray said.
Construction will take approximately 8 months and is expected to be completed by August 2013.
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Title: | INTRO TO MULTI PITCH CLIMBING COURSE |
Date: | 09.07.2013 9:00 am - 3:00 pm |
Location: | North Conway, NH |
Description: | Intro to Multi Pitch: Intermediate to Advanced Rock Climbing So you have experience, you have climbed indoors or have had a basic lesson outdoors and you want to get better, you want to go bigger. You are ready for multi pitch. Nine hundred feet of climbing is about the height of the Hancock Tower in Boston. Does that sound like fun? Anchor placement, protection placement, protection removal, rope management transitions, all are different when your feet are not on the ground. We cover it and help you get comfortable. You need to know how to belay, how to tie in, be fit and want an adventure. We will review your skills teach you new ones and ascend. You will need clothing for the weather, a daypack with food and water for the day and a pair of sturdy sneakers to walk in to the climb with (then they go in your pack and on your pack fast we climb). We can supply all the technical gear, but if you have your own shoes, harnesses, helmet and or belay device bring it along. TAUGHT BY JOE LENTINI: Joe Lentini-Head Outdoor Guide AMGA certified Rock Rock Guide. Professional climbing guide since 1976. Climbing experience on four continents, from The USA to the Himalayas. Avalanche Level 2 certified. Emergency Medical Technician Vice President and Team Leader of New Hampshire Mountain Rescue Service. Served two terms on AMGA board of directors. Director and guide of Eastern Mountain Sports Climbing School from 1976-2006. COST - Pricing for this class is based the number of participants and there is a minimum of 2 participants required to run the class. 2 Participants: $160 for BRG members, $185 for non-members 3 Participants: $135 for BRG members, $155 for non-members 4 Participants: $120 for BRG members, $140 for non-members Payment for the class is due in full at the time of reservation. Any adjustment to the price of the class based on additional people signing up, will be issued on the day of the class. |
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