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Bro. Andy's sermon was entitled "Love" and came from 1 Corinthians 13:1-13. God loves us for who we are and He's always willing to forgive us. During the children's sermon, the kids learned that we can talk to God about anything through prayer.
We'll be holding another Family Game Night starting at 6 pm. Feb. 5. Everyone is welcome to bring board games.
Our church will also be partnering with the Backpack Program at the schools soon. A list of items needed will be posted on the bulletin board for anyone who would like to donate. If you have any questions, contact Nancy Castle.
A wonderful day of worship and receiving of God's grace was shared Sunday. Bro. John's message was from 1 John 1:5-10 on Christians having complete joy.
Caney finally got everything cleared so we could meet for services. Seemed almost like a family reunion and we got fed spiritually once again. The choir sang an old favorite hymn, "Blessed Assurance." Bro. Ed's message was from Philippians 1:20-24. "Need not be ashamed to be a Christian." Are we losing why we go to church? Are the social events taking over. Jesus is the way. We seem to be getting out of fellowship in the church. Are we sharing our faith and telling all what Christ has done for us. We should live our life so Christ will be proud.
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Bro. John's sermon was Psalm 119:2, "Blessed are they that keep his testimonies and seek him with the whole heart."
We, as Christians, who have accepted God should be starving for God's word. Some claim to know God's word, but their actions show otherwise.
Special music was performed by Bonnie Woodyard singing "He'll Roll You Over the Tide;" and Louise Johnson singing "Life's Railway to Heaven."
Pastor Curt Smith, 10710 Georgetown Rd., 484-3770. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sunday Worship, 11 a.m., 6 p.m.; Wednesday, 7 p.m. Call 484-3770 if you need a ride.
Welcome to everyone who came out to worship with us on a beautiful Lord's day.
All our love and sympathy to the Lowe family, as the Lord has called Bro. Lowe to his heavenly home. We were so blessed to have known such a good man, who loved the Lord and did great works in his community.
After all the snow we had, it was great to see the sunshine Sunday, and our service was great.
Bro. James spoke about resolutions as you begin a new year. You may be painfully aware that you have failed your Lord in many ways.
Perhaps you were not faithful, perhaps you disobeyed his word to you. Jesus has a wonderful way of restoring us when we fail him. He takes us aside and asks us to reaffirm our love for him. If you truly love him, your service for him in the New Year will be of the quality he desires.
At 6 p.m. Sunday, we'll have Bible study.
The New Columbus Community 4-H Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in our church fellowship hall.
The message Sunday will be citing Matthew 23:8-12 and be titled "Why I Am Not Your 'Calvinist.' "
Pastor Brad Vincent will be explaining how Jesus warns us in Matthew 23 about letting anyone claim to be our follower or claiming to follow someone else. Although many people boast about their favorite author or historical figure, we as Christians, have pledged allegiance to one: Jesus Christ.
We had a good number at our New Year's Eve fellowship. Everyone had a great time and all who lost were good losers for the most part.
"Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing," — Isaiah 43:18-19a. Kenneth Wainscott sang "Most of All" with his guitar, accompanied by Pete Dawson on guitar.
Praise the Lord that Josh Snell will be home from Afghanistan Thursday.
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Four student productions open in January
The play is the thing on campus this month. Four student productions open in January, bringing to the stage a variety of characters ranging from a mad scientist and his deranged groupies, to the Bothers Grimm's Hansel and Gretel.
On January 13 at Convocation Hall, Queen's Musical Theatre debuted their rendition of The Rocky Horror Show. The cult-classic musical follows the story of mad scientist, Dr. Frankenfurter, and his deranged "groupies" as they welcome the newly engaged couple, Brad and Janet, into their castle.
"The production has a cast of 16 and an 8-person onstage band," says producer Emily Herczeg (BA'11). "It is a Rocky Horror Show unlike anything you've ever seen." www.queensmusicaltheatre.net/RHSindex.php
From January 14-16, at the Grand Theatre in Kingston, Queen's Student Opera Company will perform the operatic version of Hansel and Gretel, by Engelbert Humperdinck.
"With a cast of mystical creatures, a live orchestra and ballet, this really is a show for audiences of all ages," says Musical Director Christopher Bennett (BA'11). www.queensstudentoperacompany.com
On January 28, Blue Canoe Productions opens the two person musical, john & jen. Blue Canoe is an AMS club that brings together Queen's students and other youth in the Kingston community to explore their talent for theater. john & jen tells the story of a relationship between a brother and sister, and a mother and son, set against the background of a changing America between 1950 and 1990. www.bluecanoeproductions.ca/JohnJen.html
Also opening January 28 is Vagabond Theatre's production of Richard III. Vagabond Theatre is a Shakespeare driven production company run by Queen's students, which approaches classic text in new and interesting ways. Richard III. opens January 28 at the Wellington Street Theatre. www.vagabondtheatre.ca


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Zachary Marks, 11, wasn't about to give up his social-media presence, even after his dad shut down his 600-friend Facebook account.
"I went online and made another fake account, and friended the exact same people," Zach said.
But his father, Darren, found out again, and this time, he shut down Zach's Internet access altogether.
"Not one of my better parenting moments. But I was pretty upset, I have to be honest, because he lied to me."
The Melbourne Beach father of six explained to Zach that he didn't want him exposed to adult language and cursing on Facebook.
So in the middle of an argument, Zach came up with an idea.
"It was kind of a dare, pretty much," Zach said. "I'm like, 'OK, I'm making my own!'"
"I told him, go ahead, good luck. I figured it would never happen. And guess what? It happened!" Darren Marks said.
Gromsocial.com was born. With his mom's permission and $2,500 from his older brother, Zach drew up plans for the website and hired a web designer.
"When you first log on, it like pops in your mind with all the bright colors, and there's all stuff that we like," Zach said.
Gromsocial lets kids create a "Gromatar" for social media and offers kids' games and videos. Zach got the network started by signing up his school friends.
Seven months later, the site had exploded to 7,000 users.
"We had members signing up left and right, and it kept crashing, there were so many people. But I was real proud," Darren said.
Darren helped design safety controls for his son's website, such as requiring a signed contract and parent registration, parent notifications and approval of all friend requests. It's also continually monitored for content.
"Every kid that gets on our site is in a much safer environment. They are getting information that's relevant to their world. There are no drugs, no bullying no smoking," Darren said.
For now, Darren is footing the bill, though he realizes it has business potential. He and Zach plan to talk to interested media companies, including Disney, about the website.
But right now, Zach is more focused on the whole reason he invented Gromsocial in the first place.
"I'm not in it to make money. I just want to have fun with it."
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood says he'll file an appeal next week on a Hinds County Judge's permanent injunction against the open carry law going into effect. Hinds county Judge Winston Kidd put the law on hold, calling it "unconstitutionally vague."
In a Wednesday morning news conference, Hood said that a Hinds County Judge has the authority to block a state law from taking effect because the state's seat of government is in Hinds County.
"The judge's decision does have an impact statewide legally. As a practical matter, I don't think it does," said Hood.
He advises law enforcement officials in the other 81 counties that they may be wasting their time if they arrest people for just carrying a gun that's not concealed.
"Somebody's carrying open in a scabbard, then you're probably going to waste your time to charge them with conceal carry. Number one, I think this decision will be overturned. Number two, I don't think as a practical matter with all this pending litigation, a judge is going to find you guilty of a concealed carry," said Hood.
As for the signs popping up that say no firearms. The private property rights trump any carry restrictions, concealed or open. Hood sides with the State Constitution, saying House Bill 2 isn't creating anything new.
"Now that more people are aware of these rights, they're going to exercise them and I don't know whether it's going to create more of a danger. Some say yes. Some say no," he said.
Hood says it's typically around 15 days before the court decides if they will take up the issue. If they do, he estimates that it could be around six weeks before a final decision.
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Some of Dougherty County's oldest documents will have a new home next week.
The Dougherty County Library finalized an agreement with Thronateeska Heritage Center to house the library's famous genealogy department.
The center will open their doors next Thursday for people to view records like census reports from as early as the 1800s, civil war records, and city and county land deeds.
Officials say the documents were moved from their original home at the Central Library branch while the branch undergoes a $5 million renovation.
"They can just come here to Thronateeska. There's no charge for access. There will be a check in and some procedures that we will have in place to make sure that we protect the materials but also track the users. We want to be able to tell to library officials and folks how many people actually come and use this resource that we have," says Thronateeska's Executive Director Tommy Gregors.
Thronateeska's new genealogy department will be open Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10 am to 4 pm.
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A Kansas City couple undoubtedly had their best Christmas ever after finding out they won the $71.5 million Powerball jackpot.
Kevin Carlson, 49, and his wife claimed the prize at the Missouri Lottery's headquarters in Jefferson City the day after Christmas. The couple declined on-camera interviews. Instead, state lottery officials released a statement on their behalf.
The jackpot was the sixth largest lottery prize ever sold in Missouri. State law requires the release of the names of lottery jackpot winners.
Carlson, a mechanic, said he bought lottery tickets often when he made his usual stop at Autobahn BP, located at 7538 N.W. Prairie View Rd., in Platte Woods.
"Every morning that I work, I stop to get a coffee and a little something to eat," Carlson said.
He stopped by the convenience store on Thursday and discovered he held the only winning ticket from the Christmas Day Powerball drawing. He celebrated his birthday the next day.
"The first time I scanned it, I didn't believe it, so I scanned it again," he said in the statement. "I kind of went nuts."
Carlson said he already quit his job as a mechanic, but his wife plans to continue working.
"Now that I don't work, I plan to use my time to figure out what to do with the money," he added.
In addition to paying bills and helping their two grown children financially, the couple also plans to take a trip for their upcoming 30th wedding anniversary.
Carlson said he also would like to get the car he has always wanted - a 1968 Camaro.
Along with the Carlsons' prize, Autobahn BP will receive a bonus of $50,000 for selling the winning jackpot ticket.
The Carlsons are the 28th players to win a Powerball jackpot in Missouri and the 389th Missouri Lottery-made millionaires since the lottery began in 1986.
Those who know the Carlsons say they are quite deserving.
"Really, it couldn't have happened to better people," Dara Pacheco said. "I know that's kind of cliche but it really couldn't have. They're really, really good people."
Her husband, Brent, said the couple managed to get tickets for them to see Paul McCartney in concert some years back.
"That was really, really sweet of them to do," Brent Pacheco said. "We just wish them the best. I hope they don't move! They've been great neighbors."
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The program, which is a patriotic tribute to America, will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday and again at 6:30 p.m. Monday. Both performances are free to the public.
"In a community like this, there's a lot of patriotism, a lot of veterans in the area," said Ken Nuss, the worship pastor at Jasper's First Baptist Church, who brought the program to Jasper.
This year's program is just the second one at the Jasper church, but Nuss has been part of more than 12 similar programs at other churches.
"I have a lot of patrioitism in my heart," Nuss said. "Nobody in my family has been in the military, but I think this is a way we can encourage our military families and those in our community."
This year's musical, while similar in some ways to last year's performance, will be different in many ways.
"It's a brand new musical script, so it's a completely different program than last year," Nuss said. "We're celebrating our freedoms as Americans, but there is the underlying message that we are celebrating our freedom as Christians, too."
Last year's perfomance drew more than 1,300 people over the two days, Nuss said.
"It was well-received," he said. "We're hoping to surpass that this year."
In all, the performance will include more than 125 people, including the main performers, the orchestra and choir, technicians and others.
Most are members at Jasper's First Baptist Church.
"In this particular show, there's a lot about our history as Americans," Nuss said. "Christ-opher Columbus is one of our main characters and Betsy Ross makes an appearance."
Despite all the hard work in putting together such a program, Nuss said it's worth it.
"One of the things about a production ministry is that it brings together a lot of people and gives them something to be part of," Nuss said, adding that all flags will be brought in by church members who are veterans.
"This is a really good project for our church,"he added. "It's something for everybody in the church to get involved in and feel good about."


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WEST BEND, Wis. - For the first time since it decided to change its name in years ago, the Museum of Wisconsin Art seems like an actual museum.
Although it has been researching and refining the story of art in Wisconsin for more than 20 years, the otherwise modest-sized, regional museum has not had the square footage or museum-quality space to showcase the breadth of its collection.
At the beginning of April, the museum opened a striking new building that doubles its exhibition space and makes it possible to unfurl that story more fully.
The modernist structure, which comes to a glassy point, is a bold, corrective statement. It sends a signal that the museum, which has been focused mostly on the art of the past, is now rooted in 21st-century ideas about museums.
The acutely triangular building sits on a sliver of land on the banks of the Milwaukee River, just south of the bend that gives West Bend its name. The building facade also bends gently. The curves are carried inside, creating a sinuous sweep to a glass-and-concrete staircase and opening views out over the river.
"An art museum is a unique, one-of-a-kind, rare sort of building," said Jim Shields, the architect with HGA Architects who designed the building. "It should be exceptional."
One of the goals of the museum's new director and CEO, Laurie Winters, is to reconsider how to think about the art of the state and the role that a museum can play. With no contemporary art museum in the region, save the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, she's interested in finding ways to cultivate connections with contemporary artists, for instance, and has created an advisory board of working artists, curators and critics.
"We've really loosened up, that's for sure," Winters said on a tour through the galleries. "We've come to think of it more as about artists who've had transformative experiences in Wisconsin.
"When you go through the galleries, you begin to see that there is a regional identity, and we want to explore that more fully."
Most of the art resides on the museum's upper floor, which is bisected by walls at regular intervals, creating a series of discrete galleries that showcase works from the permanent collection in an informal chronological order, from early 19th-century objects to the work of living artists. The museum's art storage, normally hidden away from the public, is visible inside a glass-enclosed room, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes peek at the doings of the institution.
The modest-sized temporary exhibition space, which is being inaugurated with a group show featuring contemporary glass artists titled "Antifragile," is smaller than the sprawling spaces in lots of art museums, like the Milwaukee Art Museum. But it feels just right to Winters.
"It's not too big," said Winters, who was previously the director of exhibitions at MAM and also runs an international think tank about museum practices called The Art Consortium. "One thing we learn from all of the brain specialists is that people can only take about 20 minutes inside an exhibition. So, when you do big exhibitions, you are kind of wasting your time and your energy."
One of the best exhibition spaces in the building is not in the main galleries at all; it's the soaring atrium space, where light falls through the building's glassy entrance, creating a dance of shifting forms across the concrete floors. In this dramatic space is a single work by artist and critic Tom Bamberger titled "OK." The piece cycles more than 6,000 archetypal images and explores the way the mind constructs narrative from randomness. The illuminated piece has a potent material and conceptual presence that serves as an apt precursor to the museum experience and what it means to respond to images.
Above on a long balcony with an exquisite, gently bowed, glass edge is another space for art called "One," which will open with several works by Reginald Baylor, including a fantastic animation, a medium he's not worked in before. It's a lovely space for people but a bit awkward for art, at least for certain kinds of pieces, since viewers cannot step back from the work.
"Antifragile" features many artists working in studio glass, often in rural outposts, which is prevalent in Wisconsin. The show runs from exceptional conceptual work exploring rich issues such as genetically modified foods, climate change and materialism to work that is simply decorative. Two pieces by Beth Lipman, including one of her still-life-like tables, and an array of giant corn cobs by Michael Meilahn are standouts.
Steven Feren's life-size moose, made of concrete and embedded with glass, is like a contemporary update of Fred Smith's concrete park, one of the state's more known artist-created environments. It's also a fabulous foil for a massive painting by one of Wisconsin's great artists, Tom Uttech. Uttech's glowing moose, a piece titled "Dream Net," situated at the entrance of the main galleries, serves as a symbol for museum's sense of possibility, Winters says. It's shocking, unexpected and very Wisconsin, she says.
In the gallery reserved for contemporary work, broad but distinct tendencies among Wisconsin artists are explored. It's a look at artists working with pattern and excess in their practice and those working with realism and surrealism, Winters says.
The result is a somewhat random but quite interesting exhibit that draws out unexpected relationships. I never would have thought that a biomorphic abstract painting by Carl Holty would have much to say to an apocalyptic scene by Norbert Cox, or that an obsessive, North Woods-inspired assemblage by Gary John Gresl and a minimalist wood piece by Truman Lowe would make for a worthy visual conversation. But they do.
While there's newer work in this space, including a lovely tondo painting by Michelle Grabner, a recent painting by Fred Stonehouse and ambrotype by John Shimon and Julie Lindemann, many of the artists represented have been established for many years. Artists who have emerged or come to prominence in the last decade or so are strangely absent, save Baylor out in the atrium.
Some artists who were going to be included in the inaugural exhibition were omitted, including a few living artists such as Evelyn Patricia Terry, Fred Fenster, Don Reitz and Warrington Colescott. Terry has been especially critical of the museum for this. Winters, who came on board as director in November, said the works were removed from the show because they did not contribute to the themes that were being explored.


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Blitz Inc (Bellevue, WA) has been expanding rapidly as well as previously mentioned companies in this blog. Marketing requires talent. Talent can't be learned. Skill can. Blitz Inc Bellevue recruits the hardest workers in Bellevue, Washington so that they can cheat talent. Just think, who do you think wins in sports? Is it the team with the most talent or the team who works harder than the other team, day after day, honing their skills?
Well sometimes its a toss up. However, with the new national champions, the Seattle Seahawks, it has been proven that talent is overrated.
Blitz Inc is located at 12503 Bel-Red Road, Bellevue, WA 98005. They have had to move their operations across town to accommodate their recent expansion. For more information on this company, visit Blitz Inc Bellevue on crunchbase. Marketing companies can grow quickly if they hire the right talent. Here's how they do it…
Blitz Inc: a Recruiting Beast
Recruiting is the root of all business expansion. You can't grow a company without increasing the workload. You can't take care of the added workload without additional staff. You don't want any staff though, you want top talent.
In order to attract top talent to your workplace, you have to offer something that other companies are not. Just look at what Google interns are doing on the movie 'The Internship.' I'm not sure how much truth there is in movies, but it sure looks like a fun work environment to me. Just try to mimic a few things that those guys are doing over there.
So many people want to work for them…even for free…so how can you do that too?
Blitz Inc Reviews 4 Tips to Become a Recruiting Beast
1. Portray your company as you want to be portrayed. Yes, this means marketing. Blitz Inc has a ton of job postings up, but they also have a lot of social media content surrounding their name. You should do this as well. Take pictures of your office and your people. Take pictures of your people doing work AND having fun. People will imagine themselves in those pictures.
2. Spend some money on recruiting. Don't just place one job ad. Place several. In fact, place several in several different places. Just type in "jobs in _____" where the blank is your city and you'll find some great places to post some job openings. After you have done this, you'll get a lot of resumes to choose from. Blitz Inc gets over one hundred in a week.
3. Sift through the rubbish. If you don't think someone will make a very good fit, don't interview them. You aren't being nice by interviewing obviously improper fits. You are doing them a disservice and giving yourself unneeded work. You don't need that. They don't need that. Just invite in the people you like.
4. Set the proper expectations. Blitz Inc Bellevue is very up-front their interviewing processes for their entry level marketing and sales positions. I'm sure that you aren't in marketing, but you should be upfront about the potential upside AND the work involved. Don't just sell people on the position.
By following these four steps like Blitz Inc, you will become a recruiting beast as well!


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SAN DIEGO, June 9, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Morning commuters may look sharp in their business attire as they sip lattes on their way to work and talk on their hands-free phone, but these drivers are engaging in behavior that is as risky as teenage drivers updating social media on their smartphones from behind the wheel. Recent data from Lytx, a global leader in video-based driver safety technology, has found that eating or drinking while driving is nearly as dangerous as any cell phone distraction – handheld or hands-free, and greatly increases a driver's risk of being in or causing a collision.
"I see people eating while driving almost every day. What we've learned is that this type of distraction is nearly as dangerous as talking or texting on your phone," said Del Lisk, vice president of Safety Services for Lytx. "We know that distracted driving is a significant factor in vehicle collisions, and our predictive analytics show that distractions such as eating and drinking or smartphones and tablets are among the leading causes of collisions. Everyone should think about that the next time they are unwrapping a burrito on the freeway. Getting into a collision and potentially causing serious injury simply isn't worth it."
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These numbers should be enough to convince even the savviest of drivers that there is a compelling reason to avoid distractions while behind the wheel. During National Safety Month, we can all make a commitment to resist the temptation of eating or drinking while driving – it can save a life.
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A lawsuit a Logansport citizen filed against the city last month claiming an abuse of power regarding the power plant project has been dismissed.
The suit, filed by Julie Kitchell, claimed the city engaged in the process of developing a public-private agreement with Pyrolyzer LLC to develop a new power plant before adopting an ordinance authorizing it to do so. Lawyers representing Mayor Ted Franklin and city council responded to the suit by citing a provision in Indiana Code allowing for the ratification of previous actions.
Cass County Superior Court II Judge Rick Maughmer, who ruled on the case, mentioned this provision in his court order as one of the reasons for its dismissal. He also stated Kitchell's suit failed to state a claim upon which relief could be granted and failed to allege she sustained any kind of injury as a result of the conduct of Franklin or city council. The order goes on to state further proceedings will be scheduled as requested. Attorneys representing the city have said they plan on pursuing the recovery of their legal costs from Kitchell.
For more on this story, including reaction from Kitchell's attorney Jim Brugh, Mayor Ted Franklin and attorneys representing the city, pick up Thursday's edition of the Pharos-Tribune.
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The Exchange Club of Haverhill, meets every Thursday at noon at Olivia's in Haverhill. The club is an all-volunteer service club dedicated to the prevention of child abuse. Its programs include Junior Police, Fire Prevention, Trees for Tots, Read Across America, Youth of the Year, ACE Award and the Book of Golden Deeds. For information, call Sue Daneau at 978-372-2843 or visit haverhillexchangeclub.com.
Haverhill Toastmaster meetings, second and fourth Monday of every month at the Haverhill Public Library from 7 to 9 p.m. The meetings are open to guests. Call 978-372-3400.
The Rotary Club of Lawrence, meets every Thursday at noon at the Greater Lawrence Technical School, River Road, Andover. Rotarians from other clubs and guests are welcome. For information, visit lawrencerotary.org.
The Massachusetts OCS Alumni Association, is seeking graduates of the Massachusetts Military Academy and the Massachusetts Regional Training Institute to renew past acquaintances with classmates, reaffirm their loyalty to the government during the present war and to render whatever assistance they can to a new generation of officer candidates of the Massachusetts Army National Guard. Write to P.O. Box 955, Salem, NH 03079; email email@example.com; or call 603-898-4286.
Lawrence Ladies Lodge Sons of Italy, meets third Sunday, 2 p.m., Service Center, 246 Andover St., Lawrence.
Sons of Italy Lodge 902, meets third Thursday, officers meet third Tuesday, at 155 Marston St., Lawrence.
Merrimack Toastmasters, meet the second and fourth Thursday of the month from 7 to 9 p.m. at Stevens Memorial Library, 345 Main St., North Andover. Guests are welcome. Call 617-753-3473.
Members of the Andover Knights of Columbus Council 1078, are collecting supplies and funds to send to soldiers in Iraq. Items include prepaid phone cards, protein bars, packets of powdered orange Gatorade, Beef Jerky, Slim Jims, instant flavored coffee, sunflower seeds, nuts, sun block, dental floss, lip balm and batteries. Baskets are located in the back of the church, St. Augustine School, 26 Central St., Andover, and the Knights of Columbus Hall, 10 Brook St., Andover.


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(NBC) -- Toyota is recalling 310,000 of its FJ Cruiser sports utility vehicles worldwide because the seatbelt anchor could become detached through wear, the company said on Friday. Two-thirds of the vehicles to be recalled are in the United States. The affected FJ Cruisers are from model years 2007 to 2013, Toyota said.No accidents or injuries have been reported due to the problem, Toyota said."The seatbelt retractors for the driver and front passenger seat belts are mounted on the rear doors of the vehicles," Toyota said in a press statement. "Due to insufficient strength of the rear door panel, cracks may develop over an extended period of time if the rear door is repeatedly and forcefully closed."This may cause the seatbelts to become unanchored.Letters to owners of FJ Cruisers are to be sent soon, after the automaker comes up with a remedy to the problem, Toyota said.Of the recalled vehicles, there are 209,000 in the United States; 52,000 in the Middle East; 16,000 in Canada; 13,000 in South America and Central America; 7,000 in Oceania; 5,000 in China; and 3,000 in Africa.
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There are 100's of reviews for this product, all covering differing subjects. Nearly all of them rate the product very highly. This is not a comprehensive review. If you want a more comprehensive review, you can probably find it on the net. I only want to cover one topic: iPhone/iPad connectivity (Lightening Connector) Yes, this DAC can be used with iPhone/iPad via Lightening connector! Instructions: 1. You will need an extra cable (Lightning to USB Camera Adapter), it can be purchased from the Apple store here (I've tried a third party connector, and it doesn't work - so I suggest you stick with the Apple branded...(read more)


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With television on the wane and binge watching changing our episodic relationship to programming, where are we to get our daily doses of other people's lives? Look no further than your status feed.
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Bruce Perens will be speaking at the BALUG meeting in San Francisco on Tuesday at 6:30 PM. Chinese dinner will be served.
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Rivera is not only accepting the underdog role, he is embellishing it by stating the Panthers simply caught the 49ers at the right time:
Panthers largely contained Kaepernick with base defense in first meeting | Carolina Panthers | NewsObserver.com
"We were able to do some things and make it tough on him. I don't expect that this time," Panthers coach Ron Rivera said this week. "All you really have to do is watch the way he's played down the stretch. We caught them at a good time and it turned out to our benefit."
So what do you think of Rivera's tactic? I mean, we've already chronicled the fact everyone is picking the 49ers to win. The betting lines back it up:
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The Carolina Panthers opened as a one-point favorite against the San Francisco 49ers in the betting lines, but that didn't last long. As of Monday early evening, San Francisco was a consensus two-point favorite among the top betting services. The game is Sunday at 1:05 p.m. at Bank of America Stadium.
So should we buy it? Panthers beatwriter David Newton isn't and be makes a compelling case:
Not buying Ron Rivera's slant on San Francisco 49ers, Colin Kaepernick - ESPN
The 49ers were hot -- hotter than the Panthers, who had won four straight. So that was a good time to catch them?
I'm not buying it. Rivera made the comment for the same reason he said the pressure was on San Francisco because oddsmakers and national media were making the 49ers the favorites. He was doing his part to create that us-against-the-rest-of-the-NFL attitude, the we-don't-get-respect mentality that the Panthers (12-4) have used so well this season.
The Panthers didn't beat the 49ers because they caught them at a good time. They won because they were hungry and disciplined and simply better that day.
The 49ers had won five straight before losing to the Panthers and then went on another six game winning streak after a loss the following week to the Saints. I might even suggest the loss to the Panthers gave the 49ers a hangover that took another week (and a weaker opponent) to get over.
Rivera will continue to spin it to whoever will listen but Panther fans know how much harder it is to win on the road and how much better the Panthers play at home. For anyone to suggest the 49ers will take this game handily simply because the 49ers were 'caught at the right time' well, feel free to bet the farm on the 49ers. I'm thinking you are playing right into Riverboat Ron's hands.


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YORK — Residents of Yorks Islamville community are calling a recent incident in which a property owner allegedly fired a gun into the village only feet from homes and a shrine an act of terrorism.
But the neighbor who deputies accuse of public disorderly conduct and illegally discharging a firearm balks at the notion that the dispute was motivated by terrorism.
Joshua Allan Casey, 37, claims that he has been wrongly accused of shooting a gun and targeting the community.
At about 8 p.m. Dec. 21, deputies were sent to Islamville, a village of Muslim families established more than 30 years ago, after residents reported hearing gunshots and racial slurs from a neighbor, according to a York County Sheriffs report.
Ahmad Qadri, nephew to the neighbor who reported the shooting, said gunshots had been going off earlier in the day when village leaders were camping during a young mens retreat. Hours later, he heard gunshots again. This time, he said he spotted Casey in his backyard shooting the gun in the direction of the village.
Caseys Acclaim Drive home abuts Islamville, with an acre or so of woods separating the home from the village. Caseys home is within walking distance of the communitys shrine for worship and prayer, and several family homes.
He started yelling obscenities, Qadri told The Herald. This was an act of terrorism. He terrorized our children our women.
Residents called deputies, describing the shooter as a bearded man in a light-colored shirt, the sheriffs report states. Deputies saw Casey, who matched that description, walking out of the woods. Neighbors identified him as the shooter, deputies said.
Deputies detained Casey, who smelled of alcohol, and searched him for weapons, the report states. He told deputies he had been drinking beer, but went on the property to speak with his neighbor. Though Casey denied shooting the gun, deputies arrested him because a witness saw him firing the gun. Casey was charged with public disorderly conduct and illegally discharging a firearm. He was released from jail the same day on a $512 personal recognizance bond.
Deputies later spoke with Caseys wife, who confirmed that her husband did fire a gun in the yard, the report states. Authorities collected several shell casings from the yard that included 9mm and 40 caliber bullets. Its unclear if they recovered any weapons.
On Monday, Casey told The Herald he did not fire the weapon. He said the shots came from someone off in the distance, but claims he was named the suspect because he walked toward the area while deputies were on scene.
I went there to talk to them, Casey said. (Deputies) just arrested me.
Within the year he and his family have lived on Acclaim Drive, Casey said hes had no problems with his Muslim neighbors.
Weve been nothing but kind to those people, he said, adding that he allows them to use the acre of property in his backyard and even once helped them retrieve a wandering goat that belonged to an Islamville resident.
I think that its ridiculous that neighbors cant be aggravated with each other now without police being involved, Casey said. Its ridiculous.
He complained about gunshots that go off within earshot of his home. On Monday, several gunshots could be heard in the area.
Law enforcement officials have said theyve received repeated complaints about shots fired in the area. Qadri and Shakir both said that bullets have never been fired in the village. Instead, they say the gunfire comes from another neighbor who lives in the heavily wooded area.
Casey said he has no plans to re-enter the village any time soon.
Im just going to put up a privacy fence, he said. They stay away from me, Ill stay away from them.
But for Ramadan Shakir, who has lived in Islamville all his life, there is still worry that the village might become a target.
Though Shakir said residents want the village to be open to the public, theyre also wary of those with harmful intentions. Its not uncommon for onlookers to stop at the edge of the property and stare. Others have removed signs that once stood along the villages outskirts, while some drive into the village at all hours of night.
Islamville community members are concerned that the village might be targeted again.
Its hate, Qadri said. There are just people who just hate. How many disturbances have we made opposed to what weve received? We go to work just like you we shop at Walmart just like you.


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Nevada Highway Patrol troopers have identified a second person killed in a head-on collision on Highway 50 near Centennial Drive on Sunday.
Troopers say that at 3:28 a.m. a Nissan Ultima, driven by Jason William Cloutier of Carson City, was driving east in the westbound lane of Highway 50, when it collided head-on with a Ford Taurus. As a result of the crash, the Taurus was engulfed in flames. The male driver of the Taurus passed away as a result of the fire.
A female passenger inside the Nissan Ultima also died on scene. She's been identified as 26-year-old Sierra Woodward of Carson City.
Cloutier was taken by Care Flight to Renown Medical Center, where he remains in critical condition.
The Washoe County Coroner's Office has not yet identified the driver of the Ford Taurus at this time.
Highway 50 was closed for approximately five hours as troopers investigated the wreck. NHP believes that alcohol is a factor in this accident.
Troopers are still investigating this crash. Witnesses or anyone with additional information are asked to call Trooper Chris Kelly at (775) 689-4661.
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Trinity Lutheran in Danville was the setting for the Sept. 10, 2011 wedding of Amanda Ponder and Ryan Russian. Pastor Tibben performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Dave and Molly Ponder of Westville. She has an associate's degree in early childhood and is employed at DACC Child Development Center.
The groom is the son of Richard Russian of Tilton and the late Judi Russian. He has a bachelor's degree from Millikin and is employed at Vermilion County Juvenile Detention Center.
Matron of honor was Tammy Hurt of Knoxville, Tenn., sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were April Gerrib of Westville and Darcy Decker of Williamsport, Ind., both friends of the bride and Amy Russian-Crist of Indianola, sister of the groom. Flower girl was Allison Crist, niece of the groom.
Best man was Michael Hurt of Knoxville, brother-in-law of the bride. Groomsmen were John Russian of Danville, uncle of the groom, John Rineberg of Danville and Brian Sager of Tilton, both friends of the groom. Ring bearers were Gavin and Graham Hurt of Knoxville, both nephews of the bride. Ushers were Tim Brennan, uncle of the bride and Lance Holecz of Danville, friend of the groom.
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12:30pm Tuesday 30th October 2012 in News
A SELECTION of coins dating back 170 years were cashed in for £74,400 at an auction in Dorchester.
The collection of 17 specimen coins, right, went under the hammer at Duke's Fine Art Auction.
The rare lot included a gold £5 coin and the coins were fitted in a presentation case supplied by Spink and Son of London.
Duke's auctioneer Deborah Doyle said: "Gold coins are highly desirable at the moment, due to the ever increasing value of gold.
"Single gold coins such as sovereigns, are selling well at auction, often for more than the scrap value.
"This Spink collection was complete, making it a very desirable set, as quite often the coins become separated over the years.
"It created worldwide interest, with strong fierce bidding on the day.
"Many clients that were out-bid went away from the saleroom extremely disappointed."
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1:30pm Friday 31st August 2012 in Local
OFFICERS arrested a burglary suspect after a police car chase came to a dramatic end in Droitwich Spa.
A man was arrested on suspicion of committing two Worcester burglaries following the pursuit yesterday on the A449.
Overnight from Wednesday, August 29 to Thursday, August 30 a grey BMW M3, an Apple laptop and a mobile phone were stolen during a burglary in Flag Meadow Walk in Arboretum.
At 5.30pm yesterday, officers spotted the BMW travelling from Kidderminster on the A449 towards Worcester. The car was pursued into Droitwich until it crashed at 5.50pm in Shepherd's Way on the Westlands estate and the two men inside made off from the vehicle.
A man in his 20s was arrested at 6.30pm in Ombersley Way, Droitwich, and is currently in custody at Worcester Police Station being interviewed by detectives. He has also been arrested for a burglary at the Grosvenor Arms pub in St John's on Monday, August 20 when a TV and some cash were stolen.
He is being questioned about a number of other burglaries in the city, including three St John's homes that were broken into on August 16 and 17 in Penhill Crescent and McIntyre Road.
Detective Inspector Richard Rees of Worcester CID said: "We believe this may be a significant arrest in our efforts against burglaries in Worcester and the man will be questioned about a range of offences.
"We are attempting to trace both men who were in the stolen BMW and I would like to ask for the public's help, in particular residents of Droitwich and the Westlands estate.
"If you saw a man on foot in the early evening yesterday, possibly trying to hitch a lift or hail a taxi, then please contact us. We were given a very distinctive description by witnesses of one of the men, who said he was white, wearing a dark grey tracksuit and had two black eyes and a cut to his nose."
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Dovetail is a Michelin-starred restaurant operated by chef and proprietor John Fraser. Serving contemporary American fare and located on Manhattan's Upper West Side, Dovetail received three stars from The New York Times as well as its first Michelin star in the 2011 New York Guide.Continued
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385 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (281)special occasion (260)romantic (184)neighborhood gem (162)notable wine list (130)great for lunch (64)great for brunch (41)good for groups (25)hot spot (14)vibrant bar scene (10)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (3)great for outdoor dining (3)scenic view (3)Show More
- Best restaurant on Upper West SideDianaDined on 8/28/2014I have been to Dovetail half a dozen times and it never disappoints. Great location, ambiance, service and food.Special Features:
- delicious flavors and texturesUWSfoodieVIPDined on 8/23/2014We hadn't been to Dovetail in a few years. Last time, the tasting menu out-shone the a la carte, but now the a la carte is as spectacular with lots of options and surprising combinations of flavors and textures. Definitely worthy of a special occasion!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- msjhVIPDined on 8/22/2014Haven't been here in years and was pleased to rediscover it. Food was excellent and we enjoyed the fact that the noise level was so conducive to carrying on a conversation.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service review for DovetailUWSdinerat89thDined on 8/22/2014Food carefully presented and delicious. Service was shaky and uncoordinated, although there were plenty of staff milling around. Wine to accompany the meal was served first, long before the entrée appeared.Special Features:
- The Jewel of the UWSAMKoVIPDined on 8/20/2014The dining experience at Dovetail is both unique and elegant, without being fussy or excessively cute. You do pay a good sum for the unusual ingredients and preparations, but for a special culinary experience, there is nothing like it anywhere north of Lincoln Center, except maybe Telepan, which I do not like as much.Special Features:
- Perfection, almostElleWDined on 8/20/2014Everything was perfection, well almost. The carrot dish with lentils had a couple of uncooked lentils in it which were not great for the teeth. The port had a piece of cork floating in it. But other than that, everything was so very good. The chèvre agnolotti & the lamb were our top picks, but every other dish (bar the carrots) was pretty magical too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Memorable anniversary celebrationKenSDined on 8/20/2014We went to Dovetail to celebrate the 11th anniversary of our wedding and we had a truly memorable meal: the vegetarian tasting menu. We were blown away by the extraordinary range of subtle tastes, the inventive combinations of tastes, and the way the meal built from course to course. The service was great, the wine was wonderful, and the atmosphere perfect. Finally, the staff was extraordinarily attentive to our special dietary needs. This was above and beyond the call of duty and it is greatly appreciated.Special Features:
- luv2dineDined on 8/19/2014Excellent food, service and wine. Each course was truly delightful!! Highly recommended.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/17/2014Very positive experience. One of our great surprises in NYC. Nice ambience, outstanding service, excellent food. An overall great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunchhappyeaterDined on 8/17/2014Brunch is a fantastic deal with a fixed price menu and excellent food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic from start to finish!LovetoDineDined on 8/16/2014Truly everything we had was wonderful. The service was pleasant and impeccable. It was slightly quick on a Saturday Night but we didn't feel rushed. This is not simply a nice restaurant. This is an experience not to be forgotten.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine dining on the upper west sidesLarry11VIPDined on 8/16/2014FOr a special occasion this restaurant is beautiful although a little pricey The service was wonderful and we really enjoyed our night the restaurant is quiet And very beautifulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent tasting menuswedeDined on 8/16/2014The tasting menu was excellent as in the past. This is the best restaurant on the Upper West Side. The wine list is outstanding but too pricey, good wine does not have to cost >$200/bottle.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb!NathalieDined on 8/16/2014Hands down best restaurant we've eaten at in NYC! My husband and I each ordered the four-course menu and each part of it was amazing. The preparation was so delicious and unique that we shared every course! The service was outstanding too. Truly a dining experience to remember!Special Features:
- Notable Neighforhood FindBdaFoodieDined on 8/15/2014Overall Dovetail gets very good ratings? Menu is somewhat limited, but good variety with an interesting structure. Not a chef tasting menu but the option for full a la carte or limited tasting menu with your own selections. The noise level is just right- quiet enough to enjoy, but not so much you are uncomfortable having a laugh! The initial amuse bouche is bread and a few tasty bits. Then another real chef's selection interesting- both flavors and form. All courses of the meal were well presented, appropriately sized and very tasty. We were also given a very interesting sorbet- strawberry and chili pepper- a surprising delight! Service attentive, but enjoyably almost invisible at the same time! Overall worth a visit and a return!Special Features:
- Genny384Dined on 8/15/2014This was my 2nd time at Dovetail and it didn't fail to disappoint. The service and food were both excellent as was the wine suggested to us. The ambience is refined and sophisticated and you can't help but have a wonderful evening here.Thank you once again for a wonderful eveSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So happy to have dined hereOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/15/2014Have been meaning to try Dovetail for some time now and it was worth the wait. We dined during Restaurant Week and while this can be a recipie for a sub par dining experience, Dovetail stood up to its reputation and delivered a good performance. Polished service with a minior fault on the delivery of the excellent corn bread. Front end accomodated our delayed arrival with finesse and we were very pleased with the handiwork from the kitchen. Flavors were pronounced and the portions were comfortable for a lunch during Restaurant week. Really enjoyed my steak tartar but wished I had chosen the fluke like my guest instead of the bbq'd pork shoulder which was good but just not as tastyas his. We were sufficiently intrigued & plan to return.Special Features:
- The food was very goodJIJIVIPDined on 8/15/2014This time we had the Restaurant Week menu.Food was excellent, delivered hot and nice size portions.Special Features:
- Upper West Side GemJimInBelmontDined on 8/14/2014First trip to NYC. Wanted a place that was unique to the city and not a tourist trap. Dovetail fit the bill perfectly. We had the four-course wine pairing dinner. Exquisite! I could go on an on, but you simply have to experience this place for yourself. Highest recommendation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dovetail is my favorite, buttallulahDined on 8/14/2014Like many very good restaurants, they couldn't pull it off for restaurant week. The bread plate fritters were unbearably salty. The avocado salad should have been cut with something less rich. My hake serving was generous but unfortunately flavorless, and the the coconut sauce which accompanied it needed a little nuoc mam and/or lime leaf. My chocolate cake looked dry, hard and unappetizing but was actually creamy, Ganache-like, and delicious. Our waiter was sheer perfection, slightly stiff to begin with but after reading us, warmed to a perfect match. Dovetail remains my favorite restaurant in spite of their less then stellar restaurant week offerings.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/14/2014An exceptional dining experience! It was quiet enough when we arrived that we could hear the terrific background soundtrack. Every detail is spectacular, from the flowers on the table to the presentation of the cornbread and arancini (not to be missed). The avocado with curried cauliflower danced with flavors that could stand apart but blended into something special. Same goes for the melon gazpacho. The hake was sublime! My friend liked the pork but felt it was a little dry and perhaps oversalted. We were able to sample each dessert and loved them all. Service was warm and friendly. Only slight negative is the musty odor when you go downstairs for the restroom and private dining area. Don't let this stop you!!!!!!!!!!!!Special Features:
- Restaurant weekPhilip223Dined on 8/14/2014Went here for restaurant week lunch. The food was good, especially the sautéed foie gras.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent fine restaurantArtsLovRDined on 8/13/2014My husband and I went to Dovetail for restaurant week and were pleasantly surprised by the extremely high quality of the food. We've been to many upscale restaurants in NYC, some with celebrity chefs, and this one compares favorably to the top few restaurants in the city. They did not skimp on the quality of their restaurant week lunch menu as so many establishments do these days. Everything we tried, from appetizers to dessert and even the bread, was fresh and delectable with very well-balanced flavors.Special Features:
- Great place for fine-dinningMiniAnnaDined on 8/13/2014I went to there with my friends for restrautant week lunch. Great menu and very friendly recipients. Love the juicy and tender barbecued pork shoulder!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EtherealOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/13/2014Overall experience from beginning to end was exceptional.Special Features:
- Well deserved Michelin star.veggieloveDined on 8/12/2014The food is outstanding... and a real treat for vegetarians. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Not impressedJaayVIPDined on 8/12/2014Small lump of pork shoulder for the prix fix. Not a great idea for impressing new customers. They should just forget the restaurant week lunch as I would not go back
- Not that good for valuePasCatDined on 8/12/2014Don't misunderstand me, the food is good there, the service is pleasant and the ambience is cool... But for the value I know better place to eat in Manhattan. I expected a finer food.Special Features:
- Sophisticated w/ great servicejandcDined on 8/12/2014The food was excellent and the setting was sophisticated and very pleasing. Service was truly wonderful, easy-going and efficient. We found it a completely enjoyable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and a fun vibe!FoodWallahDined on 8/10/2014The cuisine is what I call "American creative" -- combinations of things that are different from the usual. But everything works and is beautifully presented. The special prix fixe, three-course dinner on Sunday night -- which affords plenty of choices for each course -- is a terrific value. The wine list is excellent and very varied. The night I was there, the service director, Heidi, was doubling as sommelier (a position she held previously), and was a terrific guide through the list. The service was flawless but neither hovering nor intimidating. Great food and a fun vibe!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A hidden gem, esp. for BrunchChippyNYCDined on 8/10/2014The quiet, elegant and superbly friendly and professional service highlighted the incredible dining experience. The food was a fantastic voyage in high culinary artistry and left one with no further want than to come back again and again. The meal will remain embedded in this customer's memory for a long time...or at least until he comes back to enjoy and other wonderful adventure in culinary heaven!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointsbenjaminVIPDined on 8/9/2014Dovetail remains an actual food destination... on the UWS of all places. Superb, inventive cooking with a close eye for detail, ven with Chef Fraser busy with his downtown venture. His chef de cuisine must be quite talented. Superb dishes included the heirloom tomato salad, which sounds boring but was anything but. The kitchen constantly plays with what appear to be standard dishes but are not in the least. Great use of vegetables and grains in subtle ways, along with rich ingredients like foie gras or duck.Special Features:
- serabvDined on 8/8/2014Too bad they only serve lunch during Restaurant Weeks.Special Features:
- Janegood2goDined on 8/8/2014Lovely dining experience. Good food, soothing atmosphere, excellent service made for a special meal!Special Features:
- Room with No ViewmmacVIPDined on 8/8/2014We had a Restaurant Week lunch here, first time at Dovetail for the three of us. I had hake for my main course, which was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The melon gazpacho for a first course on a warm summer day was refreshing and wonderfully flavored. What the restaurant doesn't have is an inviting decor. It seemed very corporate--rather than reflecting its actual location on the Upper West Side, the room felt like it belonged in midtown Manhattan for the business lunch crowd. However, if one does live on the UWS, it is a convenient place for an excellent meal.
- All I need to say is "go." :) yum!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/8/2014Yummmm! Definitely worth the trek. I completely understand why they have a Michelin star!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodie from TexasMbell1216Dined on 8/8/2014We own a restaurant in Texas and came to New York for restaurant week. This was the best place we went to! The service was wonderful. The horchata dessert was the best dessert I have ever had in my life. The foie gras was perfectly cooked and the sauces were unique and delicious. The only recommendation I could possibly think of is in regards to my entree. I had the hake with sweet potato and coconut. It was perfectly cooked, I would have loved a bit more spice. But I'm from Texas, and we use a ton of spice so I understand that might not be everyone's cup of tea. Fabulous fabulous experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch is greatFoodloverDined on 8/8/2014Tried Restaurant Week Lunch menu. The food is great, appetizer beef tartar is fresh and in good portion. The fish entree is fantastic, the Long Island Hake is soft and tender with light coconut emulsion. Smooth sweet potato is added to bring the coconut emulsion to next level. This entree tastes perfectly in the hot summer season. Will recommend this restaurant to my friends.Special Features:
- Totally underratedCather123VIPDined on 8/8/2014We've been to Dovetail twice in the last month. Both times were astonishing. The most delicious, fresh and inventive cuisine. Dinner was expensive and worth every cent. Restaurant week lunch was a bargain, same amazing level of food and service, and a lovely bargain wine to go with it. Just lovely, and super professional and friendly service. Our new absolutely favorite spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HeavenJockDined on 8/7/2014From beginning to end, Dovetail was an exquisite culinary treat. The atmosphere is modern with close attention paid to flowers. They softly mix metal with nature in an elegant manner. It is sophisicated and elegant. The perfect setting for a special or romantic occasion. Daniel is a gem. There is nothing he does not do or pay attention to. He anticipates all needs and addresses every detail. His timing is impeccable. The chef has golden hands. He artfully blends herbs and vegetables to enhance the taste. Presentation is a sculptured delite. Pure heaven in every bite making one desire more. Elegant,romantic, but not stiff. Culinary heaven.Special Features:


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The museum would put the spotlight on Oklahoma's contributions to popular culture with commitments already in place from artists like Garth Brooks.
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Aside from the draw of the collections on display, the museum would bring in a projected $17.6 million in it's first year for the city. It would also create 400 permanent, new jobs.
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Central Michigan Chippewas versus Western Michigan Broncos
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The Western Michigan Broncos (1-9, 1-5) come into this game holding the best record in the MAC for overtime losses to Eastern Michigan. The Broncos also have put in an inspired and spirited performance in a 27-23 home loss to FCS stalwart Nichols State. Broncos' head coach P. J. Fleck has announced that Dean Martin's Aint that a Kick in the Head will be the Broncos' theme song for Saturday's big rivalry game. The Western Michigan University Athletic Department has announced the #BeatCMU Campaign in hopes of finding enough players willing to put on brown and gold uniforms and play on Saturday.
Central Michigan (3-6, 2-3) fans have plenty to be fearful of going into Saturday's big match up with the hated Broncos. Head coach Dan Enos has announced that Jackson Browne's Doctor my Eyes will be the Chippewas' theme song for Saturday's grudgefest in Kalamazoo. The Chippewas' three humiliating blowout losses on national TV lead the nation in that category.
The Broncos' Zach Terrell has been playing well lately, and the team is hungry for revenge after last week's loss. Plus, WMU has a 2-game winning streak going in the 84-year old series that should add extra motivation for Fleck's young squad. The Broncos' defense isn't very good, but Cooper rush has been prone to turnovers. Despite WMU being -11 in turnover margin, CMU doesn't fare too much better at -6.
For the Chippewas the key will come down to executing the gameplan they pulled off at the end of the Ball State game last Wednesday. Let Saylor Lavallii and the newly returned Zurlon Tipton pound the vulnerable WMU' defensive line to open things up for Rush to raid the secondary.
If CMU can prevent causing it's own turnovers, and force Zach Terrell, it should be able to take the Victory Cannon back to Mt. Pleasant.