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3001 Hennepin Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
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Contemporary American
$30 and under
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Libertine Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(612) 877-7263
Hours of Operation:
We're Open:
Monday – Thursday 3 PM - 1 AM
Friday 3 PM - 2 AM
Saturday 3 PM - 2 AM
Sunday 3 PM - 1 AM
Roof Top 3 PM - 1 AM
Weekend Brunch Coming August 16th
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, American
Executive Chef:
Steve Hesse
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Getting there
Cross Street:
Lake Street
Public Transit:
Metro Transit routes: 6, 17, 21, & 23
Public Lot
Parking Details:
Public parking ramp adjacent to Calhoun Square (rates listed in link below) or free street parking beginning at 33rd and Girard and South.
A word from Libertine
Traditional butcher cuts of meat dominate the food offerings at James Beard winner Tim McKee's casual, accessibly priced neighborhood bar and restaurant. Master drinkmaker Johnny Michaels' collection of cocktails, spirits and beers complements McKee's à la carte, shareable dishes, creating an
environment that's equal parts restaurant, bar, lounge and neighborhood hangout.
Awards voted by OpenTable diners
Diners' Choice Winner
Hot Spot
Diners' Choice Winner
Vibrant Bar Scene
Libertine -
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Diner Reviews
Loved the preparation of the
vegies - beets, tomatoes, cauliflower and potatoes were all fantastic! Also loved the selection of hard ciders."
Dined on 8/27/2014
Interesting menu, lots of great
things to share. Our group loved the tuna poke tacos, fried artichoke hearts, smoked trout potatoes, lamb sausage, oysters. Delicious coctails, and great desserts. A fun evening! Great addition to the Minneapolis restaurant scene."
Dined on 8/23/2014
Libertine is a great new find and
really emphasizes the snout to tail approach of dining. The charcuterie plate was very well done with a selection of prosciutto, spanish chorizo, a house made mousse and terrine and house made pickled vegetables. The entrees were wonderful, and every cut has a diagram showing where on the respective animal your meal came from. Portions are large and plates come out whenever they are ready, so plan on sharing. Definitely worth another trip!"
Dined on 8/23/2014
We ended up with a table up on the
rooftop and beautiful weather. Although the menu was a bit intimidating, in the sense that we were unsure what somethings were, the food was fabulous! Our waiter was great, so no complaints! Would definitely recommend!"
Dined on 8/23/2014
Went to Libertine to celebrate
anniversary. Food was OK but seriously overpriced as were the drinks.Everything was ala-carte. Nothing special, no reason to return. One more check off of the bucket list."
Dined on 8/23/2014
We wanted to try something new and
notable for our Twin's birthday and landed on the Libertine. A gimmicky, but must try is the bone marrow toast where you carve the marrow out and spread it on the toast (delicious) then the manager comes around and has you hold the bone to your mouth while pouring a shot down it. Pretty comical! The side dishes we tried were delicious (potatoes with crème fresh, scallions with lime and kale with cheese) but the crown jewel was the pork chop with the bacon end left on it - a must try. I'd recommend it, although I'm not sure I'd go back soon."
Dined on 8/20/2014
We were really impressed with
everything we ordered at Libertine. The Bacon Chop is a must! Our server, Emily, was one of the best servers we've experienced in a while. We go out to dinner a lot, and she truly blew us away- very personable, knowledgeable and entertaining. The ambiance wasn't my favorite. Considering the quality and level of the food, I felt the environment didn't quite fit, but it's certainly not bad. Will definitely be back!"
Dined on 8/19/2014
This has to be one of the most
disappointing dining experiences in the Twin Cities. Food is mediocre at best, and service is even less impressive. Believe everything you read about food not coming for the table...our side orders arrived AFTER we had finished our entree. If this is the best Tim McKee has to offer, he should retire. And they should take his James Beard award away from him permanently if this is an example of his work. Apparently, our opinion is not unique as the place was more than half empty at 8:30 on Saturday night. There are too many really outstanding restaurants in the area, with much better service, to ever think about going back here again. If you go, I can assure you that you will be disappointed."
Dined on 8/16/2014
Food was delicious! Unique and
eclectic, but not over the top. Really enjoyed it."
Dined on 8/16/2014
we had the tomatoes excellent,
potatoes excellent, feather steak very good service was prompt and pleasant. cocktails energetic, and fun. view and eating outside on the roof is a wonderful way to spend the evening."
Dined on 8/16/2014
Not a ton of options but good
ones. Veg side dishes are fantastic!"
Dined on 8/16/2014
My wife and I went to Libertine
when we were in Minneapolis for one night. We were impressed by their enthusiastic and knowledgable service. Chef/Restauranteur Tim McKee was working the room, answering questions, making recommendations, educating patrons, and supervising his team. Most impressive, however, was the food on the plate. The avacado & crab salad, smoked salmon, fried oysters with Remoulade, Korean ribs, smoked chocolate torte, and fresh fruit with meringue were ALL outstanding. Libertine is not a wine-centric eatery, but there are plenty to worthy selections on their wine list. I strongly recommend this place!"
Dined on 8/16/2014
Poor service and food not up to
par with competition. Not at all what we were expecting. Waitress criticized our selections and rudely continued to tell us what her favorites were. Restaurant is not a good concept. Dessert was very good."
Dined on 8/16/2014
Love, love, loved Libertine! Went
there for a Friday night dinner and was expecting quite a bit given all that I had heard about Tim McKee opening a new hot spot. Libertine definitely delivered on my expectations - amazing cocktails and a great menu with so many things that were outstanding. Definitely recommend the Cheddar Bratwurst burger, the various oysters, and the smoked tart for dessert."
Dined on 8/15/2014
We went to Libertine for Brunch
and were disappointed. The menu has a few unspoiled staples, but most dishes are a mess. I want to ask Tim Mckee to try to cook breakfast without using jalapenos, habenaros or any other peppers. I order the Hemingway Rum Colins, which was terrible, my wife got the Kickstarter which she liked. She ordered the Dutch Baby and wasn't pleased. I got the Ham steak, which had an odd taste to it. We split Pancakes and bacon, which were both very good. We have been impressed with dinner so far, even with the hit or miss menu, but Brunch was a bust."
Dined on 8/14/2014
This was our first visit to
Libertine and it hasn't been open long. We began in the bar while waiting for friends. Our bartender, Dave, was amazing. We asked him about the food and his recommendations...he talked like a chef! His descriptions were exciting and delivered with culinary excellence. It blew us away. The food WAS wonderful and the drinks different and innovative. We particularly enjoyed The Shadow Knows. We will definitely be back."
Dined on 8/13/2014
Libertine has one of the most
appealing menus I've ever come across. It seems to be very meat-heavy, but there are actually quite a few non-meat choices -- and each holds its own against all the others. My favorite dish is the lamb saddle chop -- which is a steak more than chop, and is everything a lamb lover like I could want. Also love the crispy pigs ears, which are basically a meat calamari, and the pork shoulder steak, and the charbroiled oysters. What's great about Libertine, too, is that it's super casual, yet stylish and very food-forward, and the small-to-medium plate format (with the exception of the ham steak, which is enormous) allows you to try a lot of different things without breaking the bank."
Dined on 8/13/2014
Including dessert, we tried about
a dozen items on the menu. Only one, the Bacon Chop was decent. Everything else suffered from the same thing all Parasole restaurants suffer from. Poorly attempted food in a nice space. We tried oysters three different ways, and I still don't remember tasting oysters-even the raw ones. Don't even get me started on the fried oysters that allegedly had chorizo in it. Anyway, this place should be a pass if you are a person that likes good food. If you are one of the lemmings that thinks the Parasole formula is right for you, then you'll fit right in here as they have pulled that scam on you once again. At least I won't have to worry about you taking up a seat in a really good restaurant around town."
Dined on 8/10/2014
I like the overall concept of this
restaurant--I think it's perfect for the area it's in. This restaurant is designed for groups of people. You can dine side by side with folks you've never met at communal tables. The dishes are meant to be shared. The food of course is outstanding (I had the flank steak and cauliflower dishes). The cocktails are delicious, too. Tim Mckee even swung by our table to greet us, which was really nice."
Dined on 8/8/2014
I was excited to try this place,bc
of all the buzz. it was a disappointment. The food was just ok, the service was mediocre, and portion sizes were tiny & overpriced. The rooftop was nice, but the tables were wobbly, chairs unbalanced and the lighting was weak; I found this to be odd since the place is so new. I also found it odd that the food was "supposed" to come out at different times. I was looking forward to the bone marrow toast due to other reviews, but it wasnt even on the menu and my server had no clue what it was, even though there are photos of it on their yelp... i'll try again in a few months, may they would've worked the kinks out."
Dined on 8/7/2014
Libertine feels very 20-something,
L.A-ish in vibe--appropriate, I guess, for the neighborhood. However, the food was as outstanding as we'd expect from Tim McKee, so we'd return even though the sweet, but interrupting server kept calling our aged 40-60 co-ed group either "guys" or to the men, "sir". A touch of fine-tuning to the service to add to the sophistication and a few more noise-absorbing decor touches, and you're golden."
Dined on 8/3/2014
Kale with melted manchego cheese
was fantastic, one of the best veg side dishes I've ever tried. Wax beans sautéed with peppers also great. Loved my lamb/brie burger. For dessert I ordered a rum chai cocktail - it was perfect. Rhubarb gin and tonic was ok but I'm going to try it again next time and see if it comes out a little less sweet and a little more rhubarb."
Dined on 8/3/2014
I like the concept of this
restaurant and seeing Tom McKee's name attached to it made us want to check it out. Parking was a breeze, and all the staff were amazing from the host stand to the food runners. We loved the big cocktail list and beer selections. I tried three different drinks just because they were so unique (and I loved two out off three). The food was great. The Jamaican jerk shrimp wasn't outstanding, but we were surprised that a side order of baby potatoes was out of this world. We also enjoyed the lamb juicy lucy with brie and the beef spare rib. The adult twinkie with nutella stuffing was a fun way to end the meal. The rooftop bar boasts a fantastic view, and the service up there was awesome also."
Dined on 8/2/2014
I wouldn't recommend this place.
It was too noisy, the food comes out as it is finished, so you either eat before others get their food--rude--or you wait and your food gets cold. The portions were extremely small considering the price. The food was good. Not great, but good. When I spend $65 on a meal for two, it should be a much better experience and better food than what we got at Libertine. This is just another typical Uptown place--too noisy, too busy, too mediocre, and probably will be gone within 10 years, replaced by some other "trendy" urban start up."
Dined on 8/2/2014
Exceptional food, amazing service
and fun! Will definitely be returning soon. While 'affiliated' with Parasole it doesn't feel 'corporate' at all and it shows"
Dined on 8/1/2014
Went to Libertine for a date with
my fiance. The food was decent, but their prices did not match my expectation of quality as well as their service. The attention of the staff favors the large groups, which left me flagging down my server on more than one occassion. The biggest disappointment was that my fiance's entre came out 25 minutes before mine. The waiter claimed that was intentional as they pride themeselves on bringing out the food right when it is ready. I would argue it was a mismanagement of our order, or my order was lost altogether. I was left to chow down my meal in a hurry, as my fiance was finished before mine ever arrived."
Dined on 8/1/2014
Our food was delicious, but
several items were difficult to share, even though you are encouraged to share plates. Our server was inept. he brought cold coffee and asked if it was hot enough - if you have to ask, you know the answer. Room is too noisy. Wine list sucks."
Dined on 7/31/2014
We went on a Tuesday night. There
was a pretty good crowd but service was punctual. Waiter was a little on the too talkative side and bussers were constantly trying to clear our plates before we were done eating. Those were the only negatives of the experience. Food was very good. Ambience had a cool vibe inside (we didn't make it to the roof top). Much better than the old cafeteria. Great inexpensive creative cocktail list. Desserts were amazing!"
Dined on 7/29/2014
Slightly limited menu on patio but
understandable given it recently opened. Great patio for sure though and great drinks too. I didn't love the way things came out as they were ready. Eating a steak all alone while everyone else stared at their drinks isn't my favorite way to enjoy dinner. Interesting menu though. Burgers were decadent. The caramelized cauliflower was amazing. As were the fried artichokes with curry dipping sauce. Also tried the Avocado dish which had a surprising amount of crab on it. That said, it was a smaller dish. The steak tartare wasn't my favorite - had kind of a sushi/japanese spin to it. I appreciate that they were trying something new though. But I don't like my raw steak to remind me of raw fish."
Dined on 7/29/2014
Came here on our anniversary and
had an excellent time! Food was great(especially liked the short ribs!). We loved sitting next to the open window and our server was very attentive and friendly! I highly recommend this place!"
Dined on 7/29/2014
This restaurant is a must try! We
had the jalapeno buttermilk fried chicken with a honey chipotle glaze, baby potatoes with creme fraiche and chives, and kale with manchego creme. The foods are designed to share. Best kale I have ever had. Our dinner selection sang a beautiful love song to my southern food roots and my new and I ever increasing foodie side. Impeccable service even on a busy Saturday night. Cocktail list is yummy. You have to try the yo la tengo margarita! Actual spice in MN, which in my experience since I've lived here is a rarity. Starts off a little sweet and a litle kick at the end from the habanero. I will without a doubt return. Waiting in anticipation for when the restaurant opens for brunch. It's coming soon!"
Dined on 7/25/2014
We had really high expectations of
the new Tim McKee joint. Seeing "head-on" shrimp and bone marrow on menu in Minneapolis is kind of rare - unfortunately, in our experience, it was a novelty rather than an amazing food experience."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Service was prompt, food was
delicious. All entrees were very well priced and delicious. Great change from typical steakhouse fare."
Dined on 7/25/2014
We enjoyed an early dinner at
Libertine. Not very crowded at 5:30 in a Friday evening, so the noise level wasn't bad. The food was very good -- especially the Korean-style spare ribs. One order of our was delayed, but that's probably due to the new kitchen still finding its pace. Wait service was excellent. This place might be trying a little to hard to be chic, but we'd go back."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Start off with food: excellently
prepared. Not your normal cuts of meat, but the entrées were home runs. Cooked to perfection and delicious. Again, not typical cuts, but very flavorful. Appetizers we're great too. Loved the tartare- chunks of meat vs diced and carried a lot of flavor. Smoked salmon is smoked salmon, but the flavors worked well on the plate. Bone marrow - yes, you may take a shot from it, but the narrow was succulent. And lastly, drinks were reasonably priced and good. Nothing over the top, but nothing I wanted to send back. Service was amazing. Had an awesome server who knew it all, and if he didn't, he asked and got right back to us. We'll done, libertine."
Dined on 7/24/2014
So the food here was WONDERFUL
however I don't think I will go back because of the concept of bringing it out at it is ready. Four of us went for dinner and ordered 4 entrees and 4 sides. Three of our entrees and two sides came out and then it was almost 20 minutes before the final entree and sides came out. Eating for me is an intimate, community event so having our final guest basically eat alone did not work."
Dined on 7/23/2014
The four people in our party
sampled many food items and drinks. All were very good. The portions tend to be a bit small. We had one starter 3 sides and four meat selections, plus two deserts. Prices are a bit high, but overall we enjoyed the experience."
Dined on 7/23/2014
A promising place, needs some fine
tuning. Loved the avocado, crab salad, tomato appetizer and tuna tacos. Be sure to wear sunscreen since umbrellas don't tilt and make early evening dining a bit warm and blinding. Service was good and friendly"
Dined on 7/23/2014
Since this place has only been
open a week, I didn't have high expectations. There were some odd service issues, such as our waitress not knowing how to open a wine bottle. The other issue: the restaurant's "policy" according to our waitress of brining food to the table as it is ready. This is not a problem if you order small plates or are sharing everything. If you want to eat a traditional entree and sides, this means you may receive the amazing kale with manchego first...and your steak ten minutes later. And your companion may not have his/her entree when you get yours. Our server said she could time our food together, and it worked fine. Loved the charcuterie plate, burger, poke tacos."
Dined on 7/22/2014
Enjoyed some cocktails from the
drink list. Our first round of drinks and the baked Alaska were the highlight of the meal. The second round of cocktails were not as good as the first. Food was good, didn't knock it out of the park though. Kinda bummed on the ham steak, I guess I expected more, especially for the price."
Dined on 7/21/2014
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BACKGROUND INFO: This is my 6th cruise and 2nd with Royal Caribbean. I (29 y.o.) was traveling with my husband and my mother and her husband. All of our previous cruises were out of FL, but this time we didn't want to bother with flights and booked from Bayonne, NJ.
EMBARKATION: We drove to the port from Maryland. Not a bad drive except that Mapquest.com directions to port were WRONG and deposited us on the dead end side street in the middle of Bayonne. Overall it took us an extra hour to backtrack and get to the port. On the plus side the embarkation process was a breeze, especially comparing to Miami port and overall chaos. I would say from the moment we dropped our luggage and parked the car it was about 15 min to get to the ship (bus ride included). Since we got there a little late (see above) by the time we boarded Windjammer was closed, so we had to get sandwiches at Cafe Promenade (they had better food anyway!).
SHIP: This was my first ship with Promenade in it and I LOVED the convenience and party feel of it. Overall, ship was in good shape (couple older carpets here and there, no biggie) with very impressive art and artifacts collection. I really liked the whole "explorers" theme and actually read the plagues describing what those people did and where all the treasurers/knickknacks come from (am I the only one who actually does this?). In my opinion this was the best laid out ship from the once I have been on. The 5th floor Promenade really helps to keep things in perspective and never get lost/stuck. Otherwise the layout is pretty standard with pool deck and Windjammer (buffet) being on the same level and extra smaller sun decks above. Note: for whatever reason this cruise everybody got up early, so by 8:30 am all the choice chairs were taken (even earlier in the Solarium) and this is with "pool police" in full force. This was the first ship where they actually enforced the "no saving chairs" rule!
STATEROOM: We had an inside cabin on 10th floor. Nothing to write home about - all standard stuff. We had enough closet space to unpack two 42" suitcases. Bathroom is tiny (as always); I like the cabin vs. curtain shower stall. As always, we have not spent much time in the cabin aside from sleeping (hence the inside cabin). I didn't notice a lot of wear and tear, except some buttons on the safe door were worn out. Note: if you use conditioner in your hair, bring your own stuff, the only thing they have in the shower is shampoo/conditioner mix and it is terrible.
DINING: We ate pretty much all breakfasts and lunches in Windjammer and all dinners in dining room. According to previous reviews food in Windjammer was supposed to be better than dining room, but I completely disagree. Overall food was good - nothing undercooked or smelling/tasting funny, nothing had to be sent back (unlike my last experience on Carnival). I found that buffet didn't have a lot of variety for lunch (some Asian dishes on the side tables don't count) - it was just burgers/hot dogs/fries/salad. But the one time we ate at dining room for lunch the menu was quite impressive. Not to forget the Cafe Promenade - excellent "European style" sandwiches with selection changing daily. Of course we had to go to Portofino's and while the food was good and service excellent, for me it was a bit of let down - I wanted a large steak or lobster or something equally spectacular - and "Italian" just didn't cut it, there is nothing that gives you that upscale feel as good as steakhouse's cart of meat and seafood in front of you ?. The dining room stuff was very efficient and professional (as always on Royal) and it was consensus of our whole table that our assistant waiter deserved an immediate promotion.
SERVICE: As I said earlier, service was consistently excellent throughout the ship. This is why RCCL is my absolutely favorite line (I tried Carnival, NCL and Holland before). Granted, Holland has good service too, but the age groups are just too different. We had awesome and ever patient room attendant, excellent service in the dining room and got to know some bartenders - all of this really makes your cruise so much more enjoyable.
ACTIVITIES: OK, normally I do not set even a foot in the gym on the cruise, but this time I actually went to 2 aerobics classes (great workout and no extra fee) and used treadmills (excellent water views). We also did mini-golf - tons of fun, but the course is in pretty bad shape (wrinkled and warped), so if you take your mini golf seriously this is not for you. We did not participate in anything else, aka "poolside Olympics", "best legs", etc., but they were surely fun to watch.
ENTERTAINMENT: This is the only category where Carnival in general is superior to RCCL. Of course there are your standard shows and acts, but there were no places for people over say 25 to dance after midnight - disco had only techno/rap music, the jazz lounge was a complete snooze fest and even though I love Latino music (one of the reasons why I am RCCL fan is because they have Bolero lounges) I am not that good at it and the dance floor in Bolero's was so small, that 2 couples dancing semi professionally covered it all (same ones every might, staking their seats before dinner I presume ?). The quality of the production shows was very sub par with one singer practically shouting the whole time. OK, enough grumbling, there were some excellent options too - Ice Show (an absolute MUST, the skating is not all that spectacular till you actually remember that you are on a moving ship with a rink about a quarter size of the usual one), Piano lounge (not as good as the last guy we seen on Carnival, but it was still fun) and Guitar Guy in the Crown &Kettle pub (nice variety of known and less known songs with guitar accompaniment). I also liked the "Island Parade" done on the last formal night.
DISEMBARKATION As soon as your color is called the process is fast and painless, but it is a pain to wait for the color ?
SHORT SIDE NOTES - we traveled in the prime kids traveling time, but the ship/kids programs were so well organized (or we just had better mix of passengers?) that kids (even teenagers) were not a problem. Kids had full run of the aft of the ship on deck 12 and had a lot of opportunities to work the energy out in activities. There was not many problems with teenagers either (surprise!), you know normally they overrun the ship by about 10 pm and walk around in large LOUD gatherings most of them drunk (I absolutely hated this about Carnival). - St Thomas immigration procedure was the fastest and the best organized one ever. It took us literally 5 minutes to go through the whole ordeal. Note: once they put that smiley face on your card (which means you went through the process) you are good to go ashore and don't have to wait for the whole sheep to wake up and decide to show up at Immigration like on other ships/lines. - I have complained previously about the ParkWest art auctions, this time we still went and were pleasantly surprised (not by prices, they are still WAY too high). The auctioneer was pleasant and actually funny and didn't make a sour face and insult passengers after nobody took him up on the "original Dali, etc." offers. - The other thing I normally grumble about is Photography. Normally they are very pushy and expensive. This time pictures were still expensive, but they at least had some variety in size/prices/looks. For example pictures from dining room on formal nights were done with ship background and info and were only about $14.99. Unfortunately, photographers themselves were pretty bad, so we still didn't buy any pictures ? - I have never seen so many fresh injuries/casts on board as on this ship. Could this have been due to the skating rink? It seemed like you see a new cast everyday ? - The wine packages they sell you in the dining room are not worth the money. I can't say it is a rip off, because in the end you do save money buying the wine as a package deal, but even in the "diamond" package wine selection was terrible. So if you really like your wine, buy by the bottle, otherwise, stick to cocktails.
Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed the cruise, decided that anything less then 9 days is not going to cut it for us any longer and are planning to go back to Bermuda soon.

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I have looked for a long time for a bedspread for our queen bed. I didn't want a comforter set where a bedskirt was necessary. I wanted a bedspread that covered mattress and box spring and sideboards of the bed frame. This spread fits the bill perfectly. It does not go to the floor because we have an especially high mattress but that's okay with me. It's not too heavy but heavy enough for added warmth in the winter. It will be fine for summer use as well. It is sturdy and well constructed. The pattern even makes it easy to make the bed each day, lining up the edge of the pattern to the edges of the bed. It is well made, pretty, true to the color in the picture on the website, and large enough to generously cover both the bed and the pillows. At last I don't need to have pillow shams to make my bed look finished.
I ordered the King size for my Cal King bed. This spread is huge and just as in the picture, drops down to the floor. It's softer than I expected. I usually buy cotton products only, never polyester, but this bedspread is very soft. Nice purchase.
This bedspread exceded my expectations! The color is perfect (I got the blue) and the quality is superb. I have a small dog and haven't noticed her nails messing up the stitching so far. I would highly recommend this if you like light bedding that doesn't get hot. I love how it fits on my queen bed as well.
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I, too, was looking for a bedspread for a guest room that looked elegant, but was comfortable. I am very happy with the bedspread. I bought the blue spread/full and the sizing is wonderful. I have tried desperately to find the pillow shams pictures with it, but have had no luck!
When I first saw this very large kingsize bedspread I thought the color was tan but once I washed it and hung it out to dry in the sunshine and put it on our bed, the yellow could be seen more. It is a pale yellow but a very pleasant color, not dull or bland. There is a lot of fabric and it hangs clear down the sides and front, truly a large bedspread for a kingsize bed. We have a skirt on the bed and only about 6 inches shows. The fabric is soft and very nice. The pattern is intricate and does help you make the bed with the lines as someone else stated in their review. This bedspread is somewhat thick but not too thick. It's a winner.
I would recommend the queen size since mine in queen size is great. I've ordered the king size twice now with the same issues. The stitching looks like a blind person sewed it in some places. I've already returned the first one for the same reason so I'm so disappointed the same problem showed up with the reordered one and defective in different places than the first one. I don't want to go through the hassle of ordering a third one. I see a few years ago people were very happy with their king sized one so maybe it is just with this shipment. Or maybe the "Made in China" quality has gone down even further, like so many products we are expected to settle for. $** is too much money to just settle for. I loved the color and the year round weight but won't settle for this kind of quality.
If you are looking for a quality made bedspread, look no further. The color is perfect. The stitching is tight with no loose ends. I have a Cal. King and it fits from side to side and top to bottom. I couldn't be more thrilled. Light enough for summer and with a blanket, it should be enough for winter. I haven't washed it yet, but stitiching looks close enough to hold up well. I'm very pleased..
Color is exactly as advertised.. The quality is excellent ...the value of this product is a little above average..
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Gainesville, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Scottie Wilbekin led all scorers with 19 points in No. 3 Florida's 68-58 victory over Missouri on Tuesday from O'Connell Center.
Wilbekin made just two field goals but hit 13-of-16 from the charity stripe to help Florida (20-2, 9-0 SEC) to its 14th straight win. Michael Frazier II netted 12 of his 14 points in the second half, and Patric Young notched 13 in the triumph.
Florida got a boost from freshman big man Chris Walker, who finally made his debut after academic issues and a suspension for receiving impermissible benefits kept him out of the first 21 games. Walker threw down a pair of alley-oops to go with two rebounds and two blocks in his first collegiate action.
"I'm happy for him that he can now put on a uniform and go out there and play and that all of this stuff is behind him," Florida head coach Billy Donovan said of Walker.
Missouri's (16-6, 4-5) dynamic backcourt of Jabari Brown and Jordan Clarkson scored 15 and 14 points, respectively, with Brown also contributing six assists in the Tigers' second straight loss.
"They made shots and we didn't. That's pretty much it," Brown said. "I don't know what else to say about it. We got some good looks, but we didn't make the shots."
The first half featured seven ties and four lead changes, with neither team claiming a lead of more than five. Walker's second alley-oop stuff tied the score at 25-apiece with six seconds to play, but Florida failed to get back on defense and Brown drilled a deep 3-pointer as time expired.
Missouri limited the Gators to 1-of-11 from the arc in the first half and led 28-25 at intermission.
The Tigers overcame a 7-0 Florida run early in the second half and went back in front on Clarkson's jumper at 9:57, but Wilbekin knotted it back up at 45-45 with a pair of free throws on the ensuing possession.
Frazier then went on a personal 6-0 run with a pair of triples and after Wes Clark's 3 made it 51-48, Frazier potted another to the delight from distance to the delight of the home crowd.
Young scored five in a row around a Clarkson layup to make it 61-50 with 2:43 to play, and the result was never in doubt the rest of the way.
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An exhibition of newly commissioned work that take the form of a crazy golf course.
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Foundation & Trust Gallery present a new exhibition by artist Matt Moser-Clark.
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As 2008 approaches, the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton will become a greater topic of discussion. Yes, I know that she has her Senate re-election campaign in 2006. But her victory in 2006 is a given.
In 2008, an inevitable topic of discussion will be Bill Clinton and his role and impact on Hillary's campaign. Inevitably, comparisons will be made between the two. People may try to say that they are the one and the same. They may say that this is "Clinton, Part III", with the same cast of characters involved in the campaign and the same philosophy.
Well, Bill will support his wife in 2008, for sure. But here's the truth: Bill and Hillary aren't the same person. I'm not saying that they are polar opposites. But neither are they carbon copies of each other by a long shot.


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This marked the fifteenth edition of the competition, a signature offering of the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate. Established in 1999 with a generous gift from the Seevak Family Foundation, the competition was conceived to encourage students working in groups to take an idea and develop it into a comprehensive business plan. For the seventh consecutive year, the competition was intertwined with the Real Estate Project Class in which students work on group projects with industry sponsors. The competition and dinner were graciously supported by the Alexander Bodini Foundation and Daniele D. Bodini '72.
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MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) - A Cobb County judge has sentenced a former City of Smyrna jailer to 10 years in prison for stealing $600 from a jail inmate.
District Attorney's spokeswoman Kim Isaza says 31-year-old Dustin Blake Otwell altered personal property documents of a man who was arrested and tried blaming the discrepancy on the officer who arrested the man.
Isaza says Otwell was unaware that the arresting officer counted the man's money in front of him and was recorded doing so on his patrol-car video camera.
Officials say Otwell had been working as a jailer for less than six months when he was arrested in early February. He's been ordered to serve at least two years of his sentence.
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"Negative raising" or "Transferred negation"
|Hiroaki Tanaka
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Dear all,
I am wroking on ''negative raising'' or ''transferred negation,'' to
which I intend to give a semantic and pragmatic explanation. The study
I'm working on leads to two main questions as follows.
(1) Why do speakers prefer transferred negation ''I don't think...'' to
subordinate clause nagation ''I think ... not...''? Is it really the case
that the negative operator ''not'' is ''raised'' to the main clause by
formulating some kind of syntacti devise? And are the two ''nots'' of ''I
don't think'' and ''You/He don't/doesn't think'' equally transferred from
the subordinate clause?
(2) If ''I don't think...'' type is regarded as unmarked, then ''I
think...not...'' type must be marked negation. Are they equal
semantically and pragmatically? If not, the marked type ''I think not''
can only be explained adequately by giving it special and marked
reading. What is that?
(2) concerns me most, because I have
found a lot of ''I think ... not'' type examples in the spoken English,
especially in the utterance of interviews. The first two examples
below are the authentic and real native speaker's utterances recorded
by journals for ESL learners in Japan. And the last one is from the
lines of ''Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.''
(3) Interviewer: As a children's author, I'd like to ask you, Mary, what
kind of message does this affair send to the children of America?
Mary Ryan: Well, unfortunately or not, as the case may be, I think the
children of America are growing up in a very worldy time. Half their
parents are divored. They have probably hjeard similar issues, or
overheard similar issues, being discussed in one of their several homes.
Um, they watch _South Park_, they tune in to the Internet. _I think_ the
children of America are _not_ the blushing innocents that perhaps my
generation was supposed to be.
(4) Interviewer: If President Clinton did have sex in the White House
with Monica Lewinsky, how serious is that, do you think?
Jimmy Carter (Former President of the United States): That in itself is
not serious at all, as far as legal aspects are concerned, or as far as
his performance of his duties are performed. And if you notice, none of
the allegations that are now being considered by Chairman Hyde and
the House judiciary Committee have anything to do with sex. They
involve not telling the truth, and they involve possible abuses of power,
and so forth. So legally, _I think_ the sexual acts, if they did occur,
_don't_ have any impact on his performance of duty or on the legalities
of the impeachment hearings.
(5) Han Solo: Well Princess, it looks like you managed to keep me here
a while longer.
Princess Leia Organa: I had nothing to do with it. General Rieekan
thinks it's dangerous for anyone to leave the system until they've
activated the energy shild.
Han Solo: That's a good story. _I think_ you just _can't_ bear to let a
gorgious guy like me our of your sight.
Princess Leia Organa: I don't know where you get you delusions, laser
My question is: Can you use ''I don't think'' type instead of ''I
think...not'' type in (4)-(7)? If possible, are there any meaning changes?
If not, why not?
(3) Can you say: I don't think the children of America are the blushing
innocents that perhaps my generation was supposed to be?
( )Yes, I can use ''I don't think''. / ( )No, I can't. :
(4) Can you say: So legally, I don't think the sexual acts, if they did
occur, have any impact on his performance of duty or on the legalities
of the impeachment hearings?
( )Yes, I can use ''I don't think''. / ( )No, I can't. :
(5) Can you say: I don't think you just can bear to let a gorgious guy like
me our of your sight?
( )Yes, I can use ''I don't think''. / ( )No, I can't. :
Finally, concerning negative rasing, I think ''I don't think'' and
''You/He don't/doesn't think'' are different. Do you agree? Which do
you prefer, (a) or (b) tag question?
(6) You don't think he is fool enough to stick around here, (a)do you? /
(b)is he?
(7) He doesn't think they are fool enough to stick around here, (a)does
he? / (b)are they?
(8) I don't think he is fool enough to stick around here, (a)do I? / (b)is
I'm looking forward to you insightful reply. Thank you very much in
advance. I'll post a summary soon. Please e-mail me to:
Best wishes,
Hiroaki Tanaka
Associate Professor
Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences
Tokushima University
1-1, Minamijosanjima
Tokushima, 770-8502
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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -- A ski resort, two cemeteries and a university dormitory are among the properties being added to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.
Gunstock Mountain Resort in Gilford, which started in 1935 as the Belknap Mountains Recreation Area, was the largest Works Progress Administration project in the state.
The High Street Cemetery in Benton and Seabrook's Methodist Cemetery are on the list. Both chronicle the lives of early settlers who created the communities. Plymouth State University's Mary Lyon Hall was built as a dormitory in 1915 when the institution was known as Plymouth Normal School.
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Police were called to the hospital in Kenner around 10:45 p.m. Saturday in reference to a man who was dropped off at the emergency room with a gunshot wound to the leg.
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A federal judge sentenced disgraced former congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. to 30 months - 2 ½ years - in prison, and sentenced his wife, former Chicago alderman Sandi Jackson, to 12 months.
Chicago Democrat Jesse Jackson Jr. was once seen as a possible candidate for U.S. president, serving the state of Illinois in Congress since 1995. Jesse Jackson Jr. is the son of civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Jackson Jr. submitted a guilty plea after being charged with misuse of $750,000 in campaign funds, which he admitted to spending on personal items like a $43,350 gold-plated men's Rolex watch, vacations and mounted elk heads.
After prison, the former congressman is to spend three years on supervised release and complete 500 hours of community service. If he earns credit for good behavior in prison, he could end up serving closer to two years. He agreed to repay the $750,000 when he pleaded guilty earlier this year.
Jackson Jr. resigned last November during the federal investigation that probed his use of the campaign money.
U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson - no relation - said Wednesday that as a public official, 48-year-old Jackson was supposed to live up to a higher standard.
In court, Judge Jackson recognized Jackson Jr.'s public service on issues such as public education and clean water. "That's what makes this situation so tragic," she said.
But the judge said that if she gave him no jail time it would send a message that there are two systems: one for the well-connected and one for everyone else.
"I cannot do it. I will not do it," she said, adding that Jackson's actions could not be excused because of mental illness.
After hearing his sentence, Jackson Jr. said he "manned up and tried to accept responsibility" for what he did. He said he still believes in the power of forgiveness, redemption and "the resurrection."
Jackson Jr. apologized to the American public, adding, "I misled the American people." He said he was sorry for his crimes, and for hurting his family.
The former congressman's lawyer Reid Weingarten also said his client thinks his sentence of 30 months is fair. Weingarten said no one is celebrating, but that Jesse's "fall from grace is complete."
Weingarten also said those surrounding Jackson believe he will once again "do great things, describing his client as "a very special guy" who can be charming and kind but whose behavior reflected mental illness.
Meanwhile, the brother of former Governor Rod Blagojevich suggested the Jacksons got off way too easy compared to the 14 years being served by the ex-governor.
"For whatever reason, the decision was made to arguably go light on Jesse Jackson Jr. and in my opinion, and I've said this publicly many times, for my brother to have been given a very unfair, unjust punishment," Robert Blagojevich said.
Reverend Jesse Jackson spoke to the press Wednesday after the sentencing hearing, and said he's glad the judge considered his son's bipolar disorder, which he called a "distressful condition," in her own way.
The civil rights activist said it has been an "extraordinarily difficult" time for his family.
Judge Berman Jackson sentenced former Chicago alderman Sandra Jackson to 12 months in jail. She must serve the entire year in jail, without a chance for time off for good behavior.
Sandi Jackson, 49, asked to serve her time at Marianna Florida Prison Camp for Women. She was ordered to pay $22,000 in restitution and serve 200 hours of community service.
The former 7th ward alderman admitted in a guilty plea earlier this year that from mid-2006 through mid-October of last year, she failed to report $600,000 in income that she and her husband earned from 2005 to 2011. She received jail time for filing false joint federal income tax returns.
She also resigned from her position in City Council when federal authorities began an investigation into the couple.
Sandi Jackson's attorney Dan Webb said Wednesday that she will serve her time in jail after her husband. Webb said she is grateful for being allowed to serve her sentence after her husband, giving her time to help her children "heal" and to rebuild her life.
Jackson told the federal judge that he hoped his son and daughter wouldn't suffer because of his actions and that his wife, Sandra, would receive probation. If not, he would be willing to serve her sentence for her.
"Give me her time," Jackson said.
For himself, Jackson said he wanted to serve his prison time in Alabama or North Carolina where he could be away a while and it would be "a little inconvenient for everybody to get to me."
In letters to the court prior to Wednesday's sentencing in Washington, the former congressman's family urged the judge to go easy on him, blaming much of his bad behavior on his recent diagnosis of bipolar disorder.
"I appeal to you for mercy," Jackson's father wrote in one letter. "Jesse Jr. is an example as a teacher and counselor who will be better served under supervision and probation."
Jackson's mom, Jacqueline Jackson, describes becoming aware of her son's unraveling a year ago, just before he disappeared from public view. Months later, he resigned his House seat.
"(I) found my son grossly underweight and in poor health," she writes. "When I took him to his Capitol Hill office to prepare for (a) vote, the office was in total disarray, which was most unusual for my son."
Weingarten said the younger Jackson has been under a microscope for his entire life and had enormous expectations placed upon him from the time he was born.
But prosecutors dismiss the notion that Jackson's bipolar disorder explains his misdeeds.
There is no proof his mood swings had any bearing on the "3,100 illegal transactions that occurred during the life of the conspiracy," they say in one filing.
They also noted his apparent greed. The combined annual salaries of Jackson and his wife were more than $300,000 during much of the time they were burning through donors' money.
Prosecutors took particular umbrage at defense claims that Jackson's crimes were ultimately victimless. Jackson betrayed voters, they told the judge, and he undermined the democratic process by shaking public confidence in the nation's campaign-finance system.
Public officials, one-time supporters and public watchdogs responded to the 2 1/2-year prison sentence for Jackson Jr.
After Jackson's sentencing in Washington on Wednesday, Gov. Pat Quinn called it "a sad day" for Jackson and his family. But he added, "Justice has to be served."
U.S Rep. Danny Davis says he'd hoped Jackson would get probation.
David Morrison of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform says other politicians should take note of the consequences to Jackson.
And Chicago political consultant Delmarie Cobb says the sentence was fair.
She says longtime supporters feel betrayed but that they'll give Jackson a chance to make his mark again after he's served his time. She says Jackson deserves "a second chapter in life."
The judge said Jackson's reporting date for prison would be on or after Nov. 1.
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As has become our weekly ritual, Bloody Elbow will host a live video stream of the main card and preliminary lineup for tonight's Bellator 78 event. The main card begins at 8:00 p.m. ET and is capped off by the semifinals of the Welterweight Tournament, which pit inaugural Bellator welterweight champion Lyman Good vs. Michail Tsarev and Lithuanian bomber Marius Zaromskis vs. surging Russian prospect Andrey Koreshkov.
Rounding out the main card is the return of middleweight banger Brian Rogers, who takes on Dominique Steele, and top featherweight contender Daniel Straus vs. former UFCer Alvin Robinson. On the undercard, which begins at 6:00 p.m. ET, the women's 115-pound champion, Zoila Gurgel, draws the untested Casey Noland in one of six matches.
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Main Card on MTV2 (8:00 p.m. ET)
Welterweight Tournament Semifinals
Lyman Good vs. Michail Tsarev
Andrey Koreshkov vs. Marius Zaromskis
Brian Rogers vs. Dominique Steel
Daniel Straus vs. Alvin Robinson
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Zoila Gurgel vs. Casey Noland
Jake Nauracy vs. Justin McNally
Rocky Edwards vs. Rob Hanna
Jared Combs vs. Mikkel Parlo
Billy Horne vs. Trey Houston
Shaun Asher vs. Jason Butcher
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Lyman Good vs. Michail Tsarev
R1: Good flies out of his corner, wings a 1-2 and follows behind the combo with a double leg takedown. Good moves immediately to side control while Tsarev locks down his posture. Good lands a series of knees to the body from side control. Tsarev shrimps out and regains full guard amidst short right hands from Good. Tsarev forced to defend constantly as Good amps up his output and power with right hands every time he doesn't.
Good powers into half guard with a knee-pin pass and proceeds to mash right hooks into Tsarev's ribs. Good in high half guard with a monstrous base to prevent any escapes or activity from Tsarev. Full mount now for Good though he's warned twice for grabbing the cage and Tsarev explodes out. Good stays on him, defends a loose triangle attempt and ends the round flinging down more right hands. 10-9 Good for more effective striking and grappling.
R2: Good fakes a takedown and sails a right hand over the top, then decides to stay at range to start the 2nd. Koreshkov enjoys the freedom of moving by his own accord and wheels out 3 roundhouse kicks that Good blocks. Tsarev lands a nice left hook and right straight combo but has head snapped back by Good's double jab. Good blocks another high, sweeping roundhouse kick and secures a takedown with Tsarev crammed against the fence.
Good gets side control again and goes to work with ground and pound. Tsarev boots Good away, who allows him to stand. They collide with punches and Tsarev disengages while motioning that he was poked in the eye. The ref has a moment of indecision and looks like he's about to intervene, but Good capitalizes on the awkward pause with a hard right hand, a knee to the body, an uppercut and a flurry of punches that finishes the Russian off.
- Lyman Good defeats Michail Tsarev by TKO (punches), Round 2.
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Andrey Koreshkov vs. Marius Zaromskis
R1: Koreshkov comes out swinging and puts Zaromskis on his heels with punches. Koreshkov pawing a long jab while sighting in a blistering straight right. Koreshkov unreels a spinning back kick but Zaromskis broadsides him halfway around with a takedown. Koreshkov is quickly back to his feet. Zaromskis having some trouble finding his range with the southpaw's massive reach advantage.
Out of nowhere, Koreshkov crunches Zaromskis with a nasty left hook. Zaromskis is laid out on his back and the referee allows exactly 11 unhindered jackhammers before waving it off. Commentator Jimmy Smith has a fit and deems the referees' performance "shameful" and, unfortunately, Smith is entirely justified in his criticism.
- Andrey Koreshkov defeats Marius Zaromskis by TKO (punches), Round 1.
Daniel Straus vs. Alvin Robinson
R1: Straus wastes no time in burying Robinson with a power double. Robinson counters with a guillotine attempt while sitting up against the fence -- it's enough of a distraction to enable him to stand back up, but Straus is slick in slipping behind him for the rear waist cinch and then dragging Robinson back down. Robinson is right back up but this time Straus counters with a far-side kimura, which he rolls into for a takedown. Robinson squirts free and moves to take Straus' back standing. Straus drops to his knees and Robinson has his back in the side turtle position.
Straus peels him off with 2-on-1 wrist control, spins to face Robinson and takes him down with a head and arm throw and lands right into side control with a series of short forearms to the face. Straus goes knee on belly and threatens to take full mount while showering more elbows. Straus baits Robinson with an Americana but then releases his grip to land undefended elbows. Robinson shrimps out as Straus goes for full mount but Straus wraps his neck up in a guillotine attempt to close a fast-paced round. 10-9 Straus, but it was a close one.
R2: Right low kick, left head kick and push kick combo from Straus, followed by a power double that he lands. Robinson leans over and gets the kimura grip but Straus has strong posture with Robinson's head on the fence. Straus pings a few lefts to the body to discourage the hold and Robinson takes a knee, then two and powers his way to his feet. Countering with a stifling front headlock, Straus spins with Robinson's escape, maintains pressure on the cage and then hits another double.
Chopping elbows from Straus back in side control. Another volley of heated punches and elbows causes Robinson to give his back; he stands but Straus heaves him over with a belly to back suplex and immediately locks in a rear-naked choke. Robinson is patient and turns into the choke before hand-fighting to loosen Straus' grip. Straus is relentless and alternates between short right hooks to the head and slipping in the choke when Robinson defends. He continues the reactive strategy until Robinson is late to defend the choke and forced to tap.
- Daniel Straus defeats Alvin Robinson by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 2
Brian Rogers vs. Dominique Steel
R1: The bell sounds and the two orthodox fighters meet in the center. Rogers might have dazed Steel in their first mutual exchange and turns it on with a few big heaters and a short horizontal elbow while Steel's back on the fence. Rogers attacking with explosive 1-2-3's, then jacks Steel with a long straight right. Rogers looking extra crisp and compact with his punches. Steel is steered back by another Rogers flurry, then blocks a massive high kick from Rogers while circling out to his left. Rogers counters a pair of Steel low kicks with a pair of right counters.
Steel connects on a 1-2 but eats another straight right when he tries to follow with another. Steel sets up a level drop with strikes but Rogers brushes it off easily. Now Rogers connects with that short horizontal elbow when they tie up after an exchange. 10-9 Rogers for the higher volume of effective strikes.
R2: Steel noticeably more hesitant to start the 2nd. Rogers still holding his ground and slicing tight right hand counter shots. Rogers clips another 1-2, adds a knee when they clinch up and an another elbow over the top when they break. Steel is seeking out Rogers' hips to close his combinations but Rogers has none of it and slams another knee to the midsection before circling back into open space.
Cracking low roundhouse kick by Rogers. Steel takes flight for a jumping knee but Rogers sidesteps it. Rogers kicks Steel in the cup accidentally but the ref tells them to fight on. Rogers closes the round with a superman punch and knee to the body. 10-9 Rogers again.
R3: Steel tries to jab to the body then glances with a left hand. Steel catches one of Rogers' kicks but can't convert it into a takedown; phenomenal balance displayed by Rogers to stay afoot. Rogers is now telegraphing his right circling and Steel adjusts with a few lunging left hooks. Then Steel is walloped by more right hands from Rogers in return. Rogers pounces and blitzes Steel with a charging flurry that ejects Steel's mouthpiece.
Steel recovers well despite blood streaming his mouth and nose and they reset. Steel lands a nice shot and then presses with a 1-2, showing admirable courage and heart. Another combination from Steel lands but nowhere near as thunderous as those of Rogers. Steel shrinks the gap amidst a smattering of wild punches, pushes Rogers on the fence and sneaks in a tight-range elbow to finish strong. Were Steel not on rubber legs from the early combination, he might have tied up the round. 10-9 Rogers for causing visible damage with strikes. (30-27 Rogers on my card.)
- Brian Rogers defeats Dominique Steel by unanimous decision (30-27 x 3)
- Zoila Gurgel defeats Casey Noland by unanimous decision
- Jason Butcher defeats Shaun Asher by submission (guillotine choke), Round 1
- Billy Horne defeats Trey Houston by submission (rear-naked choke), Round 1
- Justin McNally defeats Dave Blattman by submission (triangle choke), Round 1


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She has surpassed 1,500 sales on the website, which helped her turn her hobby into a full-time job.
"No regrets at all. It's the best thing. Not only making my own hours, being my own boss. I control everything. If I want to work more, if we need more money, I work harder."
KC is now the leader of the "Tampa Bay Etsy Crew," helping other local artisans see the success of this website, which is geared specifically for these types of handmade products.
"It means some part of that is hand altered, handmade, hand assembled by a person."
However, one of the controversies with Etsy involves items that are mass produced and that aren't, in fact, handmade. Most of us don't know the difference, but sellers like KC do and they can take their complaints directly to Etsy.
"So they have a system in place where we can flag shops that aren't following the rules."
Selling cheaper products in bulk could put craftsmen like KC out of business.
"It's very difficult to compete with that as far as pricing goes."
So Etsy is creating a culture of crusaders like KC, who are now fighting to protect the website that gave them the freedom to go out on their own.
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