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ANDERSON – No surprise here. If Anderson City Market is any evidence, folks like local. The farmers market debuted June 29, setting up each Saturday morning since in Anderson's Athletic Park. The weekly event was a resounding success, and this Saturday the market wraps the season with a special finale.
"I am exhausted but thrilled," Jody Townsend said as she laughed. She and Anderson Street Commissioner Brad Land were the driving forces behind the new market. "I am very pleased at the way it turned out." The end-of-season celebration takes place Saturday Sept. 28, running from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The extended hours will accommodate shoppers and diners, with additional lunch vendors on site. Visitors can expect a number of other attractions, not the least of which is live music from the Stampede String Band starting at 10 a.m.Vendors will pull out all the stops, offering finale specials and DIY demonstrations in cheesemaking and canning. Bring the kids, because the market is hosting several attractions with them in mind, including pumpkin painting and a petting zoo. "We're going to make it fun," said Townsend. Visitors can also expect a hefty complement of vendors. Townsend said the produce vendors are especially popular, but artisans were also well-received, with offerings like unique jewelry, goat soap, aprons, quilts, coffee and more. Local businesses like MUGS Coffee and Park Place Arts enjoyed increased exposure in the community through the market.
Townsend said the market started out with 13 vendors. The number has now grown to 30 vendors who bring fresh produce, artisan offerings, baked goods and more each week to a growing number of patrons.
"They love the quality of the produce and the variety. They really like interacting with the vendors," said Townsend. In addition, she noted, "They love to see something positive like this." With the strong response from both patrons and vendors, next year's market is already in the planning stages. "It's going to be bigger," Townsend said. She noted that new vendors have already expressed their intent to participate. In addition, Townsend said, "We're exploring different ways of serving the community."Organizers are brainstorming on topics like debit cards, SNAP and collaborative efforts. One thing Townsend hopes to see is more live music like Saturday's performance by the Stampede String Band."I really want more of that next year," said Townsend. With the popularity of the market, an earlier opening is anticipated next year, possibly in early May.Once the season is done, organizers will donate funds realized from vendor fees toward the restoration of Athletic Pool. Each vendor paid a fee to participate in the market, but kept all the profits they made from sales.Townsend said that a representative from the Hoosier Harvest Council recently visited the market and was thoroughly impressed with the new initiative."It's just been so positive for people," said Townsend.
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If you go What: Anderson City Market finale When: Saturday, Sept. 28, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Where: Athletic Park, Eighth and Milton, Anderson More info: Expect live music from the Stampede String Band, petting zoo, pumpkin painting, vendor finale specials, DIY demos, and additional lunch vendors.


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Three hospices of which Max Clifford was a patron, have told how they no longer wish to be associated with the PR guru.
Clifford, 71, of Onslow Road, Hersham, was found guilty of eight indecent assaults earlier today.
Following the verdict at Southwark Crown Court this afternoon, Nigel Harding, CEO of Woking and Sam Beare Hospices, said: "The charity of Woking and Sam Beare Hospices has noted the decision of the court today and will be informing Mr Clifford that we no longer wish him to act as a patron for the charity."
Clifford became a patron of the two hospices in 2009 and since his verdicts were delivered this afternoon, the hospices have removed all trace of the Hersham resident from their website.
Clifford was also a patron of Shooting Star Chase childrens hospice.
In a statement, David Burland, chief executive of Shooting Star Chase, said: "Max Clifford became a patron of Shooting Star Chase children's hospice in 2011. Prior to this, he was a supporter of Chase hospice care for children.
"Safeguarding the children and families supported by Shooting Star Chase is of upmost importance. None of our patrons have unsupervised access to the children or young people and all staff with access to children undergo disclosure and barring services checks.
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"In light of Mr Clifford being found guilty of indecent assault, Shooting Star Chase can confirm that Mr Clifford is no longer a patron of the charity."
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"It is only right that we now take some time to consider our position on the hung count and we will update the court accordingly."
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K and P Wells wrote:i suppose your view of Max Clifford is probably been shaped by him not trying to sexually molest you or intimidate you into performing degrading sex acts on him. Then again you may be male - i dont believe among his many sex crimes he indulged in homosexual activity. I dont feel however your view not to judge him until he decides to appeal or not is supported by the jury which found him guilty, the numerous, i repeat numerous victims this prolific sex monster abused or by me. The onus was on the CPS to prove him guilty and that is the current status of his position --HE IS GUILTY OF SEX CRIMES. Accordingly i fully support the stance by the hospices to drop association with this vile sexual pervert and on a personal note, anything less than 10 years served on HM pleasure would be a lenient sentence.
Knowing this man personally, I cant see how Max Clifford has been found guilty, all the hospices that he has helped should wait till after he has decided whether to appeal or not to judge him, it is ok when he is helping everybody out, I think we will have to wait and see, thanks.
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After a lifetime of service to the Lord, Cecil Dorian Hilborn heard the call from his Lord to come home after a short battle with an incurable, untreatable lung disease. He always said that when God called his name, he would be ready; and so it was, on Tuesday, July 26, 2011, that God called him home and he Crossed the Bridge at Northern Inyo Hospital in Bishop, Calif.
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Born Nov. 19, 1920 in Big Pine, Gail passed away Sept. 5, 2011 at home in Bishop. She was 90 years old.
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George W. Snow of Athena passed away Aug. 8, 2011 at the Milton-Freewater Health and Rehabilitation Center at the age of 97 years. At his request no public services will be held. Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home, 902 S. Main, Milton-Freewater, Ore. is in charge of the arrangements.
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Born in Shurz, Nev. on Aug. 19, 1937, John passed away on Aug. 17, 2011 at Northern Inyo Hospital. He was 73.
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Born in Blufton, Ohio on Jan. 27, 1927, James passed away on Aug. 14, 2011 at Northern Inyo Hospital in Bishop. He was 84.
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CATEGORIES MoviesPoor box office for Roland Emmrich's period drama 'Anonymous' may have hurt his next project: Sony has suspended pre-production on his $175 million sci-fi epic 'Singularity' and canceled several screen tests. According to Variety, Raymond Kurzweil, the leading expert on singularity who actually coined the term, will join the project to help Emmerich with script revisions.
'Singularity' is set 50 years in the future, where a famous nanotechnology pioneer uses a dangerous new procedure to save his injured son, Adam. The process gives Adam super powers, thanks to a swarm of nanobots, and he ends up on the run from the evil corporation that developed the technology.
Actors who were going to read for the lead include Luke Grimes (TV's 'Brothers & Sisters'), Logan Marshall Green ('Devil'), Thomas McDonnell ('The Forbidden Kingdom') and Ben Barnes ('The Chronicles of Narnia').
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|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
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|The Haftara for Simchat Torah (1): From Moshe to Yehoshua
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|Sukkot and the Attribute of Justice
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|The Nature of Shemini Atzeret
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|The Symbolism of Sukkot
|Rav Yehuda Shaviv
|The Place of Sukkot in the Cycle of Festivals
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|"You Shall Make for Yourself the Festival of Sukkot"
|Rav Elyakim Krumbein
|The Beauty of the Arava
|Rav Yehuda Shaviv
|A Sukka of Peace
|Rav Meir Shpiegelman
|The Symbolism of the Four Species
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|House of Shekhina and Apocalyptic Shelter
|Laws of the Four Species
|HaRav Yehuda Amital
|"Etrog Ha-Murkav" - The Grafted Etrog
|HaRav Yehuda Amital
|The Dual Mitzva of Lulav
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Shaking the Lulav During Hallel
|HaRav Mosheh Lichtenstein
|The Mitzva of Hadas: Myrtle or Leafy Branch?
|Rav Baruch Gigi
|The Requirement of Waving the Lulav
|Rav Elyakim Krumbein
|The Communal Dimension of the Mitzva of Lulav
|Rav Mosheh Lichtenstein
|Lulav and Arava
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|The Nature of the Seven-Day Mitzva of Lulav
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|The Hadar Clause for the Four Minim
|Laws of the Sukka
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Torah Study in the Sukka
|HaRav Aharon Lichtenstein
|Travelling and the Mitzva of Sukka
|Rav David Brofsky
|The Dimensions of the Sukka
|Rav David Brofsky
|The Mitzva of Sukka
|Rav Mordechai Friedman
|Discomfort as an Exemption from the Mitzva of Sukka
|Rav Mordechai Friedman
|Discomfort as an Exemption Part II
|Rav Elyakim Krumbein
|Eating on the Sukka on Shemini Atzeret
|Rav Shlomo Levi
|Sekhakh Placed Upon a Support (Ma'amid) that is Not Fit to Serve
|Rav Shmuel Shimoni
|The Obligation of Eating in a Sukka on the First Night of Sukkot
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|Shade of a Sukka
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|Must One Actually See the Sekhakh?
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|The Relationship Between the Sekhakh and the Walls of a Sukka
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|Ownership Requirements of a Sukka
|Rav Moshe Taragin
|The Mitzva of Building a Sukka
|The Three Regalim
|Rav Michael Berger
|The Moadim of Parashat Emor
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|The Dual Nature of the Chagim
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It took nearly two weeks, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers finally made their first significant free agent acqusition of the year when they signed Philadelphia Eagles safety Sean Jones to a two-year contract on Wednesday evening.
The Bucs brought Jones in for a visit last Friday, and although he later visited with the Titans, Jones wound up settling on Tampa Bay, where he saw appeal in being able to compete with Sabby Piscitelli for the starting strong safety job.
Jones, 28, has started 53 games since entering the NFL with the Cleveland Browns in 2004. Injuries sidelined Jones for a significant amount of action during his first two years in the league, but he's managed to stay relatively healthy since then.
The 6-foot-1, 220-pound Jones left Cleveland for Philadelphia in 2009. He played in 15 games (nine starts) for the Eagles, notching 44 tackles and two interceptions. For his career, Jones has hauled in 16 interceptions while notching 30 passes defensed.
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By Scott L. Miley
The Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON, Ind. —
Grace Johnson's artwork titled "Contribute," a single-word message etched from one piece of aluminum, is about as bold and to-the-point as you can get.
Its typeface of capital letters (except a lowercase "i") would fit in the hallways of any educational institution that encourages its students to perform community work. And that's why it's proper at Anderson University, known for sending students into the world with a Christian mission.
It's the first work that visitors see when they enter the Jesse C. Wilson galleries to view MUSE, the ART+DESIGN exhibition of work by four senior art students. The exhibit is free and runs through Dec. 21.
The seniors are presenting their portfolio work; there are 24 works in all.
Sarah Martens offers a merging of musician and music in the CD covers she has on exhibit. The covers do represent the sounds and approaches of her subjects. Her "Logo Book" (pick it up, it's OK) has fresh designs. Her covers draw a viewer in, as in one for Joshua Powell and the Great Train Robbery — a soothing cover with a calming cool blue-grey presence and tentacles (holding banjos) rising from a sea.
Nicole Moon's graphic designs are bold and eye-grabbing. In one ad for hair products, she uses wild splashes of color to convince consumers to "Fame Your Locks." In a tone of controlling one's hair style, she urges, "Tame Your Locks." Both posters are savvy ads taking on both sides of the hair issue. She shows versatility with an advertisement for Tiffany & Co., focusing the sales pitch on a beautiful blue diamond atop comfortable aqua pillows.
Emily Pusateri's oils on canvas capture her subjects in contemplation, anger and other emotions. "Doubt" is a woman with contemporary reflection but there's no hint as to the nature of her doubt. "Rage" features a furious youth clutching at his shirt or perhaps an athlete upset with a call. Her works show signs of a career in progress.


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Updated Nov 18, 2012 - 12:16 pm
John Skelton benched in second quarter vs. Falcons
Midway through the second quarter of Arizona's game against the Falcons, the former fifth-round pick out of Fordham was replaced in favor of rookie quarterback Ryan Lindley.
Despite three first quarter interceptions by the Cardinals defense, Skelton began the game just 2-for-7 for six yards.
Skelton began the season as the team's starter before suffering a right ankle injury in the team's 20-16 win over the Seattle Seahawks. After Kevin Kolb sustained a rib injury in the fourth quarter of Arizona's Week 6 loss to the Buffalo Bills, Skelton once again took over the starting duties.
In his last three starts, Skelton is 0-3.
Lindley, who was selected in the sixth round by the Cardinals in last April's draft, came into Sunday's game with no career pass attempts.
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Hello, welcome to our family condo. We would like you to make Destin, Florida your vacation spot this year. Our unit in Sandpiper cove is just a 90-100 yard walk from our door to the most beautiful white sand beaches found anywhere in the US. Please review the pictures below.
No skyscrapers are found here. All units are only 2 stories high with plenty of acreage for quiet walks. Enjoy safe gated community. Guards at gate 24/7.
If you need to call, please contact Jim Carville at 404/384/2034.
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We offer 5 swimming pools(free), a 3 Par Golf Course(free), Tenis Courts(free) and a Cajun restaurant, all on the premises and within easy walking distance.
We overlook the canal so bring your boat! Fishing is just 10 feet away! Golf and tennis are just a few yards away! Our unit is a large one bedroom end unit with a sleeper sofa and a rollaway bed so it will sleep 5-6 people. We have 2 TV's, DVD and books along with a washer/dryer in the unit. We also have cable and internet hookup so bring your laptop.
activities and attractions in Destin Gulf Coast North
One mile from a water park, kids go carts, amusement park, Putt Putt, etc. Kids can pet aligators at Fudpucker's resturant. Destin Harbor close by.....fun for the whole family.
Shopping and movie theaters ar Destin Commons. Shopping at outlet mall.
Plenty of great dining to choose from. Dine overlooking Harbor Walk/beatiful beaches at AJ's.
Plenty of fun for all!!!
vacation rental rates
Daily Weekly
Spring (03/01 thru 05/22) $100 $550
Summer (05/23 thru 08/13) $110 $700
Fall (08/14 thru 10/31) $090 $500
Winter (11/01 thru 02/28) $075 $425
Negotiable are the taxes, cleaning fees.
*Please call for monthly rates and Snow Bird Rates.
*On the daily rate we request at least a 3 day stay.
* We require a $50 reservation fee which will go toward your total balance.
Jim Carville 4043842034
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Top things to do in Destin
- Go to the Beach
- Shopping
- Dining
- Destin Harbor Boardwalk
- Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Free Par 3 Golf on Premises
- 5 Swimming Pools on Premises
- Fishing off Dock outside Condo
- Tennis Courts on Premisis
- Play on Complex's Private Beach
Top things to do with a family
- Big Kahuna's Water Park
- Fudpucker's Gator Beach
- Amusement/Theme Park Rides
- Boat Rides/Jet Ski Rentals
- Dolphin Cruises
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"Thanks to the courses I've taken in ANE studies at Fuller, I've been able to engage intellectually with the latest contributions to Old Testament studies. I recently attended a series of lectures by archaeologists and Semitics scholars-not only was I able to track with the Hebrew references and follow concepts from a cultural and textual perspective, but I was able to follow the logical sequencing of linguistic proposals in Akkadian and several other Semitic languages. I could even rattle off each text's historical context. I have found the knowledge and experience I have gained in these classes has been extremely significant, giving me a foundation of understanding ancient Near Eastern culture and enriching my understanding and teaching of the Bible."
- Erica
"The literature of the Bible has served countless peoples as a source of inspiration and knowledge for well over two-thousand years. However, the further we are from the times and cultures within which the Bible was written, the less deeply we can read. The thickness of a page in a Bible is less than a tenth of a millimeter, and often because of our lack of knowledge of the language and context of a particular biblical text we end of reading only as deep as the thickness of the page. Studying the ancient Near Eastern context of the Hebrew Bible has opened up a world of understanding for me and deepened my ability to read the Bible." Now, when I read a story from Genesis, or a psalm, or a prophetic oracle, I can envision more than simply the words that are immediately present. I can access the cast of history of the world around the text; I can envision the symbols and images that inspired a metaphor; and I can hear the echos of the various languages (like Akkadian, Ugaritic, and Aramaic) that influenced the speech and writings of the biblical authors."
- Jason
"As a student in the Old Testament PhD program at Fuller, I consider the ANE courses to have been invaluable for my professional and personal development.
"Classes like the History and Historiography of Ancient Israel (OT881) have expanded my knowledge of the range of arguments and evidence available for the historical research of ancient Israel. We addressed foundational methodological questions such as 'How should we engage the biblical text as a resource for studying the history of ancient Israel?' and also dealt with specific issues, as when we surveyed explanations of Israel's emergence in Canaan, the distinct approaches and evidence for each argument, and their strengths and weaknesses.
"In language classes like Advanced Hebrew Grammar (LG806), I was able to sharpen my skills in translating biblical Hebrew while also acquiring an understanding of issues related to the historical development of the language, particularly as articulated in contemporary debates.
"Overall, the ANE courses at Fuller have facilitated my ability to engage the highest level of OT/Hebrew Bible scholarship. Whether I am assessing presentations at SBL or local conferences, sifting through academic journals and monographs, or working out the implications of my own research, not only am I familiar with references to archaeological and comparative evidence and major theories in OT/Hebrew Bible studies, but I also have the tools to evaluate those arguments with a critical appreciation of their complexity.
"Whether a student intends to work with the Bible on an academic or popular level, the ANE classes at Fuller provide a solid foundation for engaging today's historical and comparative issues in biblical scholarship and equipping the student to lead others to do the same."
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How to get back "Send to OneNote" on Vista x64
I decided that my first post was going to be a useful one, so here it is:
Several users have been complaining about the missing "Send to OneNote" functionality after installing Vista 64 (see here, here and the several comments on an MSDN blog). The response from Microsoft has been rather indifferent, as they decided not to fix it before the next version of OneNote (see here). As it was one of the featurs I used most, I was seriously thinking about switching back to Vista 32 before a found a solution…
The workaround presented here brings back the support for printing documents into OneNote. Here is a detailled How-To:
- Install Zan Image Printer. The software adds a (actually two) virtual printers that generate images of the printed documents. You can get it from the Zan Image Printer download page. The tool has a 30-day trial and the full version is available for around 50$.
- Configure the Image Printer. The options are found by accessing the printer property page and going to the "Print Settings" page on the "General" tab (sorry I'm on a german locale):
- Go to the "Image" tab and select TIFF and modify the settings according to your preferences (or follow my settings).
- And now the magic bit! Switch to the "Settings" tab and select "Application" from the list box on the left side. Browse the OneNote executable (normally located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office12). In the box "Parameters", add the following text:
/insertdoc "[%file]"
- Try it out! Open a PDF and print it to the Zan Image Printer. The virtual printer should now generate the image, run OneNote which shows the usual dialog:
BTW, once you are satisfied with your settings, you can disable the Zan Printer dialog on the "Save" tab.
Hope this is useful for you and comes on time to prevent you from resinstalling your whole system!
And hey MS, how do you want to convince users to install Vista 64 when your own software is not compatible???


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Cadillac is proud to support the Dallas Museum of Art, a landmark
Institution that celebrates art, culture, and family. Located in the vibrant Arts District of downtown Dallas, Texas, the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) ranks among the leading art institutions in the country and is distinguished by its innovative exhibitions and groundbreaking educational programs. The Dallas Museum of Art is supported in part by the generosity of Museum members and donors and by the citizens of Dallas through the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs and the Texas Commission on the Arts. Read More
The Mourners: Medieval Tomb Sculptures from the Court of Burgundy
October 3, 2010–January 2, 2011
During the 14th and 15th centuries, the Valois dukes of Burgundy ruled over extensive territories in present-day France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands from their capital in Dijon, which during their reign became a major center of artistic patronage. The Dallas Museum of Art and the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon, in association with FRAME (the French Regional & American Museum Exchange), are organizing an exhibition that will bring some of the most significant examples of medieval Burgundian sculpture to seven museums across the United States.
The Mourners: Medieval Tomb Sculptures from the Court of Burgundy will feature forty sculptures from the tomb of John the Fearless (1371–1419), the second duke of Burgundy. His elaborate tomb is among the most important—and moving—examples of Burgundian art. Once housed at the Chartreuse de Champmol, a monastery on the outskirts of Dijon, this monument is now one of the centerpieces of the collection of the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon, and the mourning figures from the tomb are being offered for this exceptional loan during renovations of the gallery where the tomb is displayed.
The Mourners: Medieval Tomb Sculptures from the Court of Burgundy is organized by the Dallas Museum of Art and the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon, in association with FRAME (the French Regional & American Museum Exchange). It is curated by Sophie Jugie, Director, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon, with Heather MacDonald, The Lillian and James H. Clark Associate Curator of European Art at the Dallas Museum of Art. A catalogue with color illustrations and a text by Sophie Jugie will be produced by FRAME.
This exhibition is supported by a leadership gift from the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation. Additional support is provided by the Florence Gould Foundation, the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Connie Goodyear Baron, and Boucheron. Major corporate support is provided by Bank of the West (Member BNP Paribas Group). This exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
During the month long celebration of Art in October, be sure to sample the unique dining experience of the Dallas Museum of Art. Tour the new exhibit, then plan to stay to a more formal lunch at Seventeen Seventeen or more casual experience at the Atrium Café:
Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant boasts a global menu experience that can only be defined as culinary artistry. The restaurant is located on the Museum's second level near the Ross Avenue Entrance.
The Atrium Cafe is located near the Museum's Main Entrance in the Hamon Atrium and features a casual fare menu, quick service, and a family-friendly atmosphere.
Birthday Dining Club
Join us on your birthday and receive a complimentary special birthday dessert with the purchase of a lunch entree in either Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant or the Atrium Cafe!
Seventeen Seventeen Restaurant boasts a global menu experience that can only be defined as culinary artistry. The restaurant is located on the Museum's second level near the Ross Avenue Entrance.
Presenting imaginative, colorful dishes in a contemporary Paul Draper—designed room, Seventeen Seventeen creates "cuisine worthy of its museum environment" (Fort Worth Star-Telegram). The menu, inspired by the Museum's collections and developed by Executive Chef Jason Ferraro, offers a global menu experience.
Full-service lunch menu Tuesday—Friday
11:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m.
Call 214-922-1858
Seventeen Seventeen Late Night Fridays Lounge (third Friday of the month, excluding December)
Join us for sophisticated small plates and half-price bottles of wine.
6:00—10:00 p.m.
Atrium Cafe
The Atrium Cafe offers casual, quick dining and features soup, handcrafted salads and sandwiches, main plates, sweets, snacks, kids' combos, Starbucks Coffee drinks, beer, wine, and soft beverages.
Lunch: 11:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m.
Express lunch, beverages and snack service until 3:00 p.m.
Lunch: 11:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m.
Express lunch, beverages, and snack service until 5:00 p.m.
Evening menu and full bar service 5:00—8:00 p.m.
Late Night Fridays (third Friday of the month, excluding December)
Evening menu: 6:00—10:00 p.m.
Express beverages, snack service, and full bar service until 11:00 p.m.
Celebrate the Season with Limited Time Menu Offers
Quiche and Salad
Chicken Broccoli Crepe Provencal
Turkey and Brie Croissant
Cadillac is a proud sponsor of the Dallas Museum of Art and Art in October.
As part of the celebration, for every new LIKE in October, Cadillac will make a donation to the Dallas Arts District in an effort to help nurture and sustain visual and performance Arts in the forefront of our city's cultural growth and economic development. Follow Metroplex Cadillac Dealers on Facebook and turn your LIKE into a meaningful way to give back to the city.
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City of Watkins notice of filing for city election
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That a General Election in the City of Watkins, County of Meeker, State of Minnesota, will be held Tuesday, the 6th day of November, 2012, between 7:00 a.m. and
8:00 p.m.
The first day for filing affidavits of candidacy will be Tuesday, the 31st day of July, 2012, and the last day for filing affidavits of candidacy for said election will be Tuesday, the 14th day of August, 2012. Closing time for filing on the last day is 5:00 p.m. Filing fee is $2.
Offices to be filled include one (1) Mayor for a term of 2 years and two (2) City Councilors for a term of 4 years.
Dated this 5th day of July, 2012.
Debra Kramer, Clerk
City of Watkins
Published in the Tri-County News Thursdays, July 12 and 19, 2012.
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No love for Danny Jacobs ?
No love for Danny Jacobs ?
Oct 22 2012, 11:16 AM
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Since I have created the topic about Danny Garcia, I think it's only fair to create one about Daniel Jacobs who came back after his long battle with cancer, which in itself is a lifetime accomplishment.
I was listening to some of his after-fight interviews and man, what a cool dude. I know his opponent wasn't top-notch, but at least he chose someone with a winning record for his comeback. I noticed he got hit couple of times in that fight, but otherwise I really liked his D which seems to be a mixture of various styles - shoulder roll etc. No question about the speed and power. He got care-less against Pirog, who is a freak anyway, protected, but still a freak.
What do you think is next for him ? Possible match-ups ? I don't want to see him rush things, but man...what a champ he would make.
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Danny Jacobs deserves another relatively safe match up before going into the deep end. I don't mean a tomato can, but nothing too crazy.
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New Orleans Saints
Drew Brees - #9 - QB
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Spagnuolo preaches patience with Saints' young corners
The Saints were thin at cornerback in their loss to the 49ers, and youngsters like Johnny Patrick are being relied on more and more.
NFC South Spin cycle: Falcons keep hanging on
It will not quiet the skeptics, but the Falcons did ensure this would be their third consecutive double-digit win season on Sunday.
49ers harass Brees, defeat Saints
Ahmad Brooks and Donte Whitner returned interceptions for touchdowns, and the 49ers ended the Saints' three-game winning streak, 31-21 on Sunday.
NFC South Spin cycle: Stage set for Falcons-Bucs battle
The Panthers hit a new low, but the rest of the NFC South was victorious Sunday, including the Falcons and Bucs, who will meet next week.
Rivera, Mularkey, Shurmur don't come through in clutch
Embattled head coaches have something in common: They all make late-game situational mistakes that cost their teams.
NFC South Spin cycle: Saints, Bucs keeping playoff hopes alive
The talk of an undefeated season is over for the Falcons, but the playoff hopes for the Saints and Buccaneers are still alive coming off Week 10 wins.
Falcons, Lions can't channel slights properly
How a team motivates itself can go a long way in determining whether it will achieve success or suffer failure in today's NFL, Eric Edholm writes.
Saints hand Falcons their first loss
Jimmy Graham caught seven passes for 146 yards and two TDs to help the Saints hand the Falcons their first loss, 31-27, on Sunday.
Saints' situation with Payton mystifies
One team insider says the Saints' still-unsettled contract situation for suspended head coach Sean Payton is best described as a mess.
Key matchup: Falcons QB Matt Ryan vs. Saints pass defense
In today's Key Matchup, we take a look at the challenge awaiting the Saints' pass defense in Week 10.
NFC South Spin cycle: Saints defense still needs to tighten up
It's all smiles in the NFC South after the Saints, Falcons, Panthers and Buccaneers each earned a victory in Week Nine.
Brees, Robinson spark Saints to victory
Drew Brees threw two TD passes, one to TE Jimmy Graham, to lead the Saints to a 28-13 win over the reeling Eagles on Monday night.
Report: League voided Saints' contract with Payton
The NFL voided the contract extension Saints head coach Sean Payton received in September 2011, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Saints RB Sproles (hand) out for Monday night
Saints RB Darren Sproles needed surgery on a broken hand and will not play in Monday night's game against the Eagles.
Saints using scalpel rather than sledgehammer on defense
The Saints are on pace to shatter the record for most yards allowed in a season, but Joe Vitt has shot down the idea of making dramatic changes.
Brees says the Saints are ready to put the bounty scandal "to bed," be gracious Super Bowl hosts and look forward to next season. Brees has been an ambassador for New Orleans since he arrived in 2006, and is maintaining that role with a busy schedule this week as the Big Easy prepares to host its first Super Bowl in more than a decade on Sunday.||||||| The Saints entered 2012 believing they were contenders to be the first team to play a Super Bowl on its home field. Then came the NFL's bounty probe of the Saints and sanctions including the season-long suspension of coach Sean Payton, followed by a losing season. Brees says he's disappointed, but ready to help showcase his adopted home town's resurgence now.
Brees was 29 of 43 passing for 396 yards with four touchdowns and one interceptions in the Saints' loss to Carolina on Sunday.||||||| Brees passed for 5,177 yards, making him the only player to do so in a season three times. He also had 43 touchdowns, making him the only quarterback to pass for 40 TDs in consecutive seasons. Brees is one of four quarterbacks in NFL history to pass for 5,000.
Brees has passed for more than 5,000 yards, making him the only player to do so in a season three times.||||||| Brees surpassed the coveted yardage mark with a touchdown pass to Jimmy Graham in the third quarter of Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers. That was also the 41st scoring pass for the season for Brees, the only quarterback to pass for 40 TDs in consecutive seasons.
Brees completed 37 of 53 passes for 446 yards and three touchdowns in the Saints' win over the Cowboys on Sunday.||||||| Brees has seven touchdowns with no interceptions in his last two games.
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Press Release from the Eleva Fire Department: The Eleva Fire Department was called to a house fire on State Road 93 about one mile north of Eleva. It was reported that there was also one person who had suffered burns. Upon arrival of the fire department the house was found to be nearly totally involved, with flames visible on three of the four sides.
The lone occupant at the time of the fire, Devon Becker (female), told responders she was trying to light the fire place when an "explosion" occurred. She appeared to have been knocked unconscious and came too a short time later, finding the walls in the house on fire. She was able to get out on her own. Eleva First Responders, Osseo Ambulance and Mayo One Helicopter treated her for her injuries and she was flown to a hospital in the Twin Cities where her condition was later reported as good.
Highway 93 was closed for approximately three hours due to the high volume of fire department tanker traffic. The Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department, Eau Claire County Sheriff's Department and Eleva Police Department assisted with traffic control.
The Eleva Fire department was assisted by Strum Fire Department, Eau Claire Township Fire Department, Osseo Fire Department and Mondovi Fire Department. Firefighters were on scene until after 1:00 a.m. Firefighting was made difficult due to the near 0 degree temperatures and the age of the structure. The Eleva Fire Department was called back to the scene at about 6:30 a.m. Sunday due to a re-kindling of the fire. No firefighters or other responders were injured as a result of this incident. One dog and two cats perished in the blaze. Another dog was injured and treated at an unknown veterinary hospital. The house, attached garage and contents are considered a total loss.
Eleva (WQOW) - A woman is flown to the hospital with burns, following a house fire in Trempealeau County. The extent of her injuries and her name are not known.
The fire started around five o'clock Saturday night. Emergency crews battled the blaze at a home near Eleva on Highway 93. Mayo One was called out to transport the woman to the hospital. Authorities believe she was the only one home at the time of the fire. Multiple fire departments spent several hours on scene battling not only the fire itself, but cold temperatures as well.
"We have problems with things freezing up, guys getting cold, and equipment freezing, that's for sure. It was fully engulfed in flames, so the second floor was burnt out of it, so we can't send men in," says Roger Lokken, the Eleva Fire Department's Assistant Chief.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Highway 93 was blocked for several hours Saturday night while firefighters worked to put the fire out. The house is a total loss.
Eleva (WQOW) - A woman is flown to the hospital with burns after a house fire in Trempealeau County. The extent of her injuries is unknown. The Eleva Fire Department says the fire broke out just before 5 p.m. Saturday night at a house just north of Eleva on Highway 93.
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The Thruway Authority presented to Governor Andrew Cuomo the three proposed designs for a new Tappan Zee Bridge on Wednesday.
One of the three – proposal 1 – received the unanimous vote of the selection committee assigned this task.
The committee included Tarrytown's David Aukland, who serves on the village's planning board and offered this insight into the process and what's to come.
- "I have been impressed throughout by the professionalism of the Authority's advisers, which helped us reach a unanimous recommendation quickly in this ground-breaking selection process."
- "It has been exciting to share the process with an exceptional team of professionals and community members."
- "In many ways, this has been the easy part; building the replacement bridge will take six long years, and it will be very important to assure a close relationship between local communities, the Authority and the builder. During the six years, many points will emerge that we shall need to resolve in a timely way, to be sure the schedule is maintained and that the impact on the community is as limited as is practical."
Aukland added they are still working out the ways that the village, the Authority and the builder would work together. He said he could not yet specify why the committee landed so decisively on option number one (with the lowest pricetag of $3.142 billion.)
Wednesday's release of the designs followed a decade of study until Cuomo fast-tracked the project in 2011. There have been 80 community meetings and counting.
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Ribbon-Fringed Stocking
This project involves almost no hand sewing, since the ribbons are encased in the upper seam when the stocking and lining are joined. Finished size is approximately 17 inches.What You Need:
- 3/4 yard red velvet
- 3/4 yard lining fabric
- Thread to match fabric
- Dressmaker's chalk
- 3 yards each of 2 coordinating white-and-gold organdy ribbons, 1 or 2 inches wide
- 3 yards of 1-inch-wide white organdy ribbon
- 3/4 yard of 1/8-inch-wide gold satin ribbon
- 1 large and 2 small brass star charms
- Fabric glue
1. Download the free pattern for the two stockings in this article. (This requires Adobe Acrobat software.) Enlarge the pattern to scale by drawing a grid of 1-inch squares and copying the lines, square by square, from the pattern. Or enlarge it on a photocopier (this will require several passes).
2. Fold the velvet in half with right sides facing, and trace the pattern on the wrong side of the fabric.
3. Sew along the drawn line, leaving the top straight edge unstitched. Cut along the top straight edge and then 1/2 inch beyond the stitched line. Clip the curves and turn the stocking right side out.
4. Cut the organdy ribbons into 8-inch lengths for the fringe. Pin two layers of the organdy ribbons around the top of the stocking, matching one short end of each ribbon to the raw edge of the stocking; baste in place.
5. Cut one 8-inch and two 6-inch lengths of ribbon. (Set the remaining 7 inches of ribbon aside for the hanger.) Thread the 8-inch length through the loop on the large star charm and glue the ribbon end in place to secure the charm. Repeat for the small star charms on the 6-inch lengths. Baste the free ends of the ribbons to the ribbon cuff.
6. Fold the remaining 7 inches of gold ribbon in half for a hanger. Sew the hanger to the top corner of the stocking, matching raw edges.
7. Stitch and cut out the lining as directed for the stocking, leaving an opening at the bottom for turning. Do not turn.
8. Slip the stocking into the lining with the right sides facing. Sew around the upper edge of the cuff.
9. Turn the stocking right side out through the opening in the bottom of the lining. Slip-stitch the opening closed. Tuck the lining inside.
10. Trim the ribbon fringe to varying lengths.


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The perfect wind-down to summer arrives in Criterion's superlative Blu-ray presentation of Alfonso Cuarón's liberating and caustic Y Tu Mamá También.
The Legend of Hell House is a regrettably just-competent adaptation of a great American horror novel. And "just-competent" pretty much sums up this Shout! Factory edition too, though the image is often pretty.
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Come psychos, junkies, porn stars, action figures, come all! Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! receives the Criterion Collection treatment, bringing Pedro Almodóvar's kinkily irreverent carnival ride to vivid life with a masterful 2K Blu-ray.
Sony's insistent to let fans have their webs and sling them too and the high-flying 4K Blu-ray of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 does precisely that.
A cut above most Italian cannibal cinema, Cannibal Holocaust provides viewers with sufficient pluck some thematic meat to sink their teeth into. Grindhouse's deluxe Blu-ray edition serves up a supplement-laden smorgasbord.
Leviathan is accorded an uneven transfer by Shout! Factory that's reliant on its cult's relief that it's available on Blu-ray at all. And that's really about all the attention it merits.
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Problematic though it may be, the negligible Motel Hell still receives an almost ludicrously affectionate package courtesy of Shout! Factory that should please its cult admirers.
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A celebration of jazz and friendship
Robert Black, Arts'59, has produced a new CD of music and memories from a jazz quintet with solid Queen's roots. In 2010, the Tim Murray Quintet held its 50th anniversary concert at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, and Bob was there to record it.
Bob calls the concert CD a "live celebration of jazz and friendship" that combines arrangements of modern jazz tunes mixed with reminiscences of the musicians' student days at Queen's. The Tim Murray Quintet formed in 1960. the original members were Tim Murray, Meds'62, on piano, Charley Gordon, Arts'62, on trumpet, Sol Gunner, Arts'59, MSc'61, on bass, John Sullivan, MD'62, on drums, and Jerry Heath on trombone. The group's members kept in touch over the years and got together to play periodically. After the death of Dr. John Sullivan,a new drummer, Scott Warren, joined the group in 2000.
Bob knew Sol at Queen's, and they also kept in touch over the years. Bob remembers seeing the student quintet play at Medical house and at a number of Queen's formals. Bob was a musician himself, playing bass drum for the Queen's brass band. His other love, though, was radio, and he had a weekly show on CFRC. Later on, he began a business in Ottawa, Conference Tape, recording conferences and other events for businesses and organizations.
A few years ago, Bob attended a reunion concert of the Tim Murray Quintet in Ottawa. "I was struck by the atmosphere they created," he says: "a nightclub setting, an intimate, enthusiastic audience with unmistakable Queen's connections, and the exceptional collegiality of the five musicians." When he heard the group was planning a repeat performance at the NAC, he approached them with a proposition: to record the performance and create a CD that could give back to Queen's.
The 50th Anniversary Concert of the Tim Murray Quintet is now available at the Campus Bookstore or from Bob, who is donating all proceeds to CFRC Radio, celebrating its 90th year on the air in 2012. To order directly from Bob, who sells the CD for $15 (plus $2.50 shipping), contact him at email@example.com
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"A veritable cornucopia of visual delights, this book has it all and then some!" says Frank's mother about "Sticks and Stones."
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One hundred forty-one black and white images culled from over thirty-five years of perception, this book brings together some of Frank's favorite works, old and new, for the first time in a single volume. "A great companion volume to last year's 'Simple Gifts' and 'Grey Matter'. No photographic library should be considered complete without one," says Frank.
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Reviews by swthomas55:
3.4/5 rDev -9.6%
Had it in a sampler at the brewpub, 4/8/11.
It looks gorgeous, black with a creamy tan head. The nose is light coffee and chocolate, inviting me in. The first impression of the flavor is just a bit watery, filled in with some malt sweetness and that choco-coffee bit again. but there's also some uninvited fruitiness that doesn't blend in so well.
Overall, very easily drinking with plenty of character, but a little thin. It is definitely a session beer, as advertised, but could be improved, I think.
04-09-2011 04:09:54 | More by swthomas55
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03-16-2012 18:27:27 | More by Zachb4au
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05-27-2012 06:18:39 | More by Carena
4.25/5 rDev +13%
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10-23-2013 05:27:38 | More by Mrose78
4/5 rDev +6.4%
08-23-2014 14:54:35 | More by gkoz
3.68/5 rDev -2.1%
Very dark brown with a wee bit of foam, but not much. You can just barely see some light through the stuff. Smells lightly of roasted coffee, nuts, chocolate, carmel. Tastes just as it smells, but not intensely. The flavors are light and the beer is closer to a porter than a stout. Mouthfeel is creamy and smooth, you don't really taste the alcohol much, and it would be no problem to drink more than one of these.
01-24-2008 05:36:07 | More by PhxHorn
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
01-07-2012 16:42:48 | More by Aclucari
3.65/5 rDev -2.9%
Nearly black with a small head, looks cool from the nitro tap.
Smell is of roasted coffee, some bittersweet chocolate, and maybe some slight sweetness of a dark fruit.
Taste follow suit of the smell although none of the flavors are dominant. They all seem to play their part in harmony with each other. The flavors are not intense like an imperial version, but more like a regular version, perfect for the AZ heat.
Mouthfeel is creamy as would be expected from the nitro tap and it goes down smooth. Not heavy at all. Not sure what the abv on this is, but it cant be really high. This one is a session stout for sure.
05-09-2008 22:18:34 | More by tayner
4/5 rDev +6.4%
07-08-2014 21:14:47 | More by GClarkage
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
02-07-2014 04:13:38 | More by orangesol
3.6/5 rDev -4.3%
Served in a large, curvy stout pint at the SanTan brewpub in Chandler.
Midnight black -- an absorbing abyss, though faint orange highlights peek through the bottom of the glass. One finger of the creamiest tan foam looks like you could sleep on it and shows no signs of going anywhere, like, ever.
Roasty nose. Toasted wheat, coffee beans, peanuts. A nice, crisp toasty graininess.
The flavor of this Irish Dry isn't exactly dry. Fairly sweet at the finish, with lingering notes of cocoa. A bit of milk chocolate, weak coffee and some burnt bread can also be picked up.
Standard nitro stout feel: soft, frothy, creamy, smooth. It's like velvet on the tongue, with almost no carbonation.
A step up from Guinness, but not a big step. Very drinkable, though. Goes down fast and looks good doing it.
07-14-2011 23:12:12 | More by Phelps
4.2/5 rDev +11.7%
I've had this at SanTan a few times now, and I have to say it's not quite what I'm used to for an irish dry stout. It has a more chocolate flavors and tastes similar to a porter. I like the carbonation added to this beer, it definitely adds a characteristic not always found in a beer this dark.
I should also note- you can drink pint after pint of it, very drinkable. Must have low al%.
12-16-2008 02:00:32 | More by Hypnoz123
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
03-19-2012 00:26:03 | More by Garrett
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
12-07-2013 06:37:56 | More by trytoketchup
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
05-25-2013 18:47:38 | More by bsuedekum
3.68/5 rDev -2.1%
Sampled on tap at SanTan Brewing; March 2011
The beer shows a clear, red-brown color when held up to the light, but otherwise is a surprisingly light shade of dark that only gets to a dark, burnt amber color. A tightly beaded, nitrogen infused, creamy, pale brown tinged, tan head sits on top of my beer as it arrives from the tap. There is a huge grainy note to this beer, it leans towards being roasted, but this beer is definitely not really a roasted, stout like beer as one might expect. There is a dry roasted quality to the finish that is actually quite subtle.
The beer feels very smooth and has a very light roast character to it that seems more like toasted grain than the burnt character one would expect. There is not a ton of flavor to this beer, it is better than Guinness draft, but not nearly as robust or flavorful as I would prefer. It is light and quaffable and has just enough texture to not be overly watery.
This is quite light and quaffable, but really seems to miss the mark of the Dry Stout style entirely. It seems to sort of be a watered down Porter of some sort, or perhaps, with a bunch of hindsight, this really is more like a dark mild than anything.
05-20-2011 15:18:03 | More by Gueuzedude
4.25/5 rDev +13%
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3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
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3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
06-10-2013 05:47:15 | More by BeerBeast
4/5 rDev +6.4%
10-09-2012 04:02:58 | More by theempire
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
01-01-2013 04:12:12 | More by t0rin0
4/5 rDev +6.4%
12-07-2011 17:49:25 | More by Unchi
Gordo Stout from SanTan Brewing Co.
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St. John's Apartment #319--a studio, sleeps up to 2 in Seattle
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- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets considered no
- type Studio
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 483 - $ 973 / week
$ 1,470 - $ 2,670 / month
vacation rental description
319 is a studio apartment with a queen bed, a two person table, a love seat and a nice kitchen area. It has a private bath with a tub/shower. It's similar to a large hotel room with a full kitchen. And it's a great building, a great location and very comfortable. Plus we're less expensive than a hotel.
St. John's was, for 100 years, just an apartment building. In 2005 we decided to add short term rentals and converted six of our apartments over the last 7 years. Here are our other VRBO/HomeAway numbers if you'd like to look at those apartments: #304 is listing number 321308; #309 is listing number 268748; #203 is listing number 3486988; #308 is listing number 268744; and #300 is listing number 268745.
This apartment was converted last fall (in August of 2012) after a long term tenant moved out. It's a great little apartment. It's on the Harvard Avenue side of the building, so it's quiet with very little noise from the street.
The kitchen is small but well stocked. It has a gas range with oven and also a Sharpe microwave oven that has convection. There's also all the small appliances you might need like a toaster and blender, and all the dishes and cooking utensils, pots and pans, etc. It's easy to stay there and cook and not have to pay expensive restaurant bills for every meal. And there's a great grocery store across the street, so nothing could be more convenient.
Although you can save money and eat in the apartment we are surrounded by many great restaurants and it's hard not to want to go out and enjoy them. Our neighborhood is very busy and popular and there is lots to do right where we are. And it's a short walk to the middle of downtown Seattle where all the big stores will demand your attention. Everybody talks about location in their ads. St. John's actually has a great one.
Our manager, Johnny, will check you in and be there for you if you need anything. He's a restaurant critic at heart and will give you suggestions on where to go to eat. He's also got all the interesting things Seattle has to offer in his head, and can give directions and advice and just about anything you might want to consider. When you read our reviews you'll see how many times he's complimented on his helpfulness. It's really a nice thing to have someone around that is available 24/7 if you need anything. That's one of the benefits of staying at St. John's.
There is a large back deck with barbecue and picnic table and you're welcome to enjoy that while you stay with us. It faces south so it's a nice place to hang out on a summer afternoon; warm and private.
We have a large website with lots of photos of the building and the neighborhood. It has a link to our on-line reservation system, so it's easy to just go there and make a reservation for the apartment if it's available. In the summer we are always fully booked and usually far in advance, so we advise trying to make your decisions as early as you can if you want to stay with us. If you have questions feel free to send an email and we'll write back and send a link to the website if you wish to go forward with us. Thanks for looking. We hope you have a great time in Seattle!
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Property Type
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- floor area 280 sq. ft.
- floor 3
- guests provide their own meals
- budget
- iron & board
- hair dryer
- air conditioning
- $12 per day extra
- Free wifi
- baseboard electric heat
- linens provided
- towels provided
washing machine
- Shared in the building, $1 per load
clothes dryer
- Shared in the building, $1 per load
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- freezer
- stove
- microwave
- coffee maker
- pantry items
- dishes & utensils
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- refrigerator
- gas stove
- toaster
- dining
- dining area
- child's highchair
- Bathrooms
- 1 bathroom
- bathroom 1: toilet, combination tub/shower
- The bathtub and shower are combined. There is a single sink.
- Bedrooms
- studio, sleeps 2, beds for 2
- dvd player
- television
- satellite / cable
- stereo
- music library
- video library
outdoor grill
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- Shared back patio with picnic table, BBQ, seating, and seasonal garden
- outdoor grill
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We had lunch, as we often do, at Ballet. Today's fortune read:
It served as a good reminder that the end of the year is nigh — just 17 days until 2011 is upon us. We wanted to get a sense of how you're doing with your resolutions, so we crafted a little poll.
Let us know. And remember, it's not too late: make your 2011 Resolutions now.


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LAKE TOWNSHIP, OH (WTOL) - The rebuilding of Lake Local High School is now officially underway.
Last June, a massive tornado took lives, destroyed homes, and ruined the high school.
During a special groundbreaking ceremony at the school Sunday, leaders thanked many people for their time, prayers, and support.
"It's a very exciting day today," said Lake High Principal Lee Herman. "We're very anxious to get our building back. It's been a long time since June 5, and our people are ready to come back home."
School leaders say they hope to have the building ready by August of 2012.
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