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Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Beverly Hills
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133 N. La Cienega Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Beverly Hills
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Brazilian Steakhouse
$31 to $50
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Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Beverly Hills Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(310) 289-7755
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Brazilian Steakhouse, Steakhouse, South American
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Full Bar, Private Room, Wheelchair Access
Getting there
Cross Street:
Clifton Way
Parking Details:
Valet parking is offered at lunch and dinner, and limited metered parking is available on the street.
A word from Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse - Beverly Hills
Fogo de Chão® (fo-go dèe shoun), is an authentic Southern Brazilian steakhouse. In 1979, Fogo® began sharing the gaucho way of preparing meat in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Today, our gaucho chefs still expertly grill each of our 16 cuts of meat and offer you continuous tableside service.
invite you to enjoy the delicious preparations of our gaucho chefs along with our gourmet salad bar, authentic Brazilian side dishes, and award-winning wine list.
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Diner Reviews
Have gone to this place for years.
What's not to love. Wine, meat selection including poultry, and salad bar are fantastic. Not cheap, but more then worth the money. You get what you pay for and this place is more then worth it."
Dined on 8/23/2014
Food was just not that great for
$60 a person. I expected to be wowed by the taste and the texture but was not at all. My husband can grill just as well if not better. There were only a few meats that were original in cooking and/or spicing and something we could not make at home. The salad bar was also just average. Nothing there I couldn't get anywhere else or at home - for a lot less. Disappointing."
Dined on 8/17/2014
I've been to the one in Vegas & I
must say that was is much better. The food seems a little dry here & for the price your paying it's a disappointing."
Dined on 8/10/2014
all was OK! we had a great time
all together and enjoyed every moment!"
Dined on 8/7/2014
A unique, fun dining experience
with high quality food"
Dined on 8/6/2014
the wait staff makes you feel a
little rushed the food is excellent quality and varied. inspire of reminding the hostess is was a birthday celebration nothing was offered. we do visit this restaurant often"
Dined on 8/5/2014
My son became quite ill after
eating at this restaurant."
Dined on 8/4/2014
My wife and I came here for our
1st year anniversary because it is an iconic restaurant here in Los Angeles (they gave us a free cheesecake desert!). The drinks were good, and the salad bar was substantial, but the meat was outstanding. We both loved all the different types of meat, and the lamb was our favorite. They try to fill you up with side dishes. This is a one time deal for us though. We have been to a few other Brazilian steakhouses in Los Angeles, and they all have comparable offerings at a fraction of the price! Pros: Great food, quality meat and cuts of steak, chicken, and pork. The lamb is excellent! Cons: Side dishes are lackluster and boring (mashed potatoes tasted like they were from a box!) Very pricey for the value."
Dined on 8/3/2014
Had a reservation this past
Saturday night at 8pm with my wife and brother-in-law. We arrived at around 7:50, but weren't seated until 8:07. I've been to Fogo in several other cities previously, but this was my first visit to the Beverly Hills location. I'm not sure if I'm confusing this Fogo with some of my visits to other restaurants of this style (Texas de Brazil, etc..), but while the selection of meats was as I've come to expect, the salad bar seemed to be extremely basic, with few offerings. Now I know people don't typically visit these restaurants for the salad bar, and that I should expect to pay a premium for dining in Beverly Hills, but at $62 per person I was definitely expecting a much nicer salad bar, with a better variety"
Dined on 8/2/2014
We had been here once several
years ago and liked it, though it was not the kind of place you go to very often. Also, it was a bit on the expensive side ($61.50 per person + drinks, other beverages and dessert + tax and tip). Our current experience was the same. If you are a football linebacker it can be a bargain, but for us normal folks, eating all that food that keeps coming is too much. The next day I ate practically nothing until a light supper about 7 pm. I know that I have some control by keeping the red side of the marker up, but I wanted a little of each meat (16 kinds?) and so I put the green side up often. By the way, included is a very nice salad and appetizer bar."
Dined on 7/31/2014
My boyfriend and I arrived at
7:20pm for our 7:30pm reservation. We were told it would take 20-25 minutes to be seated. Sure, no problem. They gave us a beeper. After 30 minutes, I started to notice that people who had arrived after us, were being seated. I talked to the hostess and found that my name was not on the list. They seated us soon afterwards, but my boyfriend was extremely upset because they did nothing to make up for their error. The tables were crammed together, such that it took some effort to maneuver around the tables. The cheesy bread, polenta, and fried bananas took 10-15 minutes to arrive at our table. About half of the meat (chicken and beef) offered was over cooked. Overall, I was extremely disappointed."
Dined on 7/26/2014
Fogo is usually an awesome dining
experience - great food and fun. This past Sat they packed the place. Brought in additional tables. They actually allowed the guests to have their heads bummed repeatedly by other patrons trying to squeeze between tables and the wait staff repeatedly bumming into guests. We got terrible service, but it wasn't the servers fault, it was management's for directing additional tables be jammed into the space. What a way to ruin a reputation for a short term profit gain. Just terrible!"
Dined on 7/26/2014
I had a reservation for 19 this
past DineLA and Fogo De Chao did their best to accommodated my request. From making my reservations to checking in to eating that awesome meat, it was well worth it! Fogo De Chao has great service and attends to all guests. Everyone left happy and full. Will definitely be back for another dining experience!!"
Dined on 7/26/2014
Even though we only received a
choice of 8 of the meats versus the main menu of 16, we all enjoyed our dinners. Salad bar and hot items were great. Would not hesitate coming back here again."
Dined on 7/26/2014
Though not my first time at Fogo,
I felt that this particular experience was exceptional. I had a great time and really enjoyed the food. The staff was prompt and made and effort to make sure we were all having an enjoyable dinner."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Dine LA patrons used to get the
full menu; that is no longer the case. We waited through the long lines and after we were seated, we found that many cuts weren't available with the Dine LA menu. They should have said something when we first arrived. Wouldn't have waited that long. Would have simply come another night."
Dined on 7/25/2014
I've been coming for many years
and enjoyed the food immensely. This is the 2nd time in a row that I've been highly disappointed. The waiter was rude and would not even respond to our thanks. He served us lukewarm water when we specifically asked for ice. We never received the lemon slices and could even remind him since he NEVER returned to the table to check on us. All this attitude after we were seated an hour after our reservations. We requested a table by the salad bar but instead got the furthest table from the salad bar in the main dining area. After waiting an hour for the table we had to wait another 15 minutes for the cuts to arrive because the guys would run out before even getting to our table. Don't go during DineLA."
Dined on 7/25/2014
I had reservations for 12 people
and they were very accomodating and seated us on time! I was so appreciative of their services. I will definitely be back again for their food and service."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Ive been a patron of Fogo de Chao
for years. The food is always delicious and the staff is always helpful and friendly. My only negative comment would be the tables and the space in between them. Throughout my dinner on Friday, my guest and I were continuously bumped into by both other patrons and employees."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Food was top notch, service is
just awesome, and the variety of food and salad bar is expansive. Will go again for special occasions only, it's too pricey to just go by yourself or with friends."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Great DineLA menu. Lots of people
on a Thursday night. Staff handled the masses well."
Dined on 7/24/2014
I hope it was just a fluke that we
had to stand around for 40 minutes and wait even though we made a reservation two weeks in advance."
Dined on 7/24/2014
My friends and I saw Fogo De Chao
on Dine LA list and we got really excited because we like to eat here regularly. While we were dining, the guys came by with the steaks (as usual). When the filet guy came, we all asked for a slice. To our DISAPPOINTMENT, he said to us "Filet is only for the REGULAR MENU. Not the Dine LA menu." We also asked for the beef ribs (which is our favorite) and the waiter said the exact same thing. Also, we asked for our check and waited about 30min because the waiter messed up on our check. It's sad because my friends and I were a big fan of this restaurant before this Dine LA experience and now, I don't know if I will ever go back."
Dined on 7/24/2014
It was my first time trying this
place and although we had a reservation at 9, we were not seated until around 9:45PM. When we were seated, the waiter was very nice about discussing the menu and the whole experience. When the food came, most of it was absolutely delicious. The ribs however, were dry and somewhat burnt. At least now, the next time I go eat there, I know not to eat too much salad."
Dined on 7/23/2014
I've been coming to Fogo for
DineLA for years now...in my opinion, it's the best deal out there. This last time, however, I was surprised and disappointed to learn that there was a "special" menu for people choosing the dineLA option. In the past, dineLA gave you access to the full menu at basically $30 off the full price. Now, the menu they serve to dineLA guests is basically scrap meat, making it completely not worth the deal. When I inquired as to why they made the change, they told me that it just wasn't possible to continue providing such a great deal. I find it hard to believe that giving $30 off to customers for 2 weeks a year is really going to put them under. Either way, they've lost a customer in me."
Dined on 7/23/2014
It used to be that when you went
to Fogo during DineLA you would get the whole shebang for the special price of $45, including dessert. Then the dessert was dropped. And now, the premium cuts are no longer available (don't worry you can still get Picanha!). The regular price menu is still available (which is a mere $12 more) with the whole parade of meats which adds on the lamb chops, top sirloin, and costela (the "almost secret-ask a gaucho" beef shortrib which is my fave). But with meat prices what they are these days, I can't say that I really hold it against them. As always very delicious and very filling."
Dined on 7/23/2014
Reservation for 8:30pm on a
Tuesday night. Arrived at 8:25pm to a line that snaked out the door and into the parking lot. Surely this line must be for the fools who didn't think to make a reservation... but upon asking a few of them and even the hostess, discovered the line was in fact for parties WITH reservations. 10 minutes later, after we finally got to the front of the line, the hostess told us it'd be another 25-30 minutes before we'd be seated. Why take reservations if you can't seat your guests at their specified reservation time? To make matters worse, during the first 20 minutes after we were seated, only 3 servers came by our table. This pattern continued for the duration of our time there. Good food but horrible service."
Dined on 7/22/2014
I usually LOVE coming to this
place to eat, but unfortunately, because of Dine in LA, service was HORRIBLE!!!! My girlfriend's and I had our cards on green ALL night and only had just about 4-5 slices of meat. I had even called our waiter to ask him if we can get some meat on our plates and still, NOTHING happened. I was greatly disappointed with the service and for it being the first time for my girlfriend's, they were not very happy with this place at all. Even after saying, "Excuse me," not one server would turn around and offer us meat. We were being ignored the ENTIRE night! Tables literally next to us were being served and our table was constantly missed! HORRIBLE!"
Dined on 7/22/2014
The servers took forever serving
us meat. We had to ask the employees to send them over. Our waiter wasnt very nice and practically threw the check on the table with a brief "thank you." We took advantage of dinela at several restaurants and this was by far the worst meal we had. The tables around us with full plates kept getting served several times while we sat with one order of dry chicken. For the reputation this place has and the price we paid it wasn't worth going."
Dined on 7/21/2014
Hey heard about this place for
many years and finally tonight using DineLA.com I was able to try it. To be honest M Grill's food was better quality and this place was pretty good but I'd still go to M Grill over this place. However being the first Hot Spot for a Brazilian Steakhouse, I give it credit and say try this place first. But you be the judge!"
Dined on 7/21/2014
The entrance is amazing. I was
surprised that it was very kid friendly. Sometimes the type of food and atmosphere would not lend itself to being good for children but kids seemed to like it."
Dined on 7/21/2014
DineIn La is suppose to be a time
where restaurant lower their price to attract customers. Fogo changed their dineIn la menu to only serve you 10 of their menu selection and for an up charge they will provide you the rest of the menu which are the best meats on the menu. I was forced to pay the extra $20 to get what I actually came there for. While waiting for our menus only the best from the top 10 kept going around. I felt cheated and extremely disappointed."
Dined on 7/20/2014
We received very poor service this
evening when normally when we dine there, we usually get excellent service. Of the notable problems was that it took our waiter several trips and over 30 minutes to get an order of Guarana for one of our guests. It wasn't exactly a difficult task and despite several reminders, we had to complain to the management and the only thing they could say to us was that "oh, we're just really busy because of DineLA event." That really shouldn't affect your service performance just because you have a full house."
Dined on 7/20/2014
Worst Dine LA experience ever.
Not worth the $45 IMO. Meat selection was very weak. The best cut was a sirloin and a dry one at that. Overall, it felt like a ripped off experience."
Dined on 7/20/2014
Although the food was good, there
was no direction in what to do or how to obtain the food. There is a process to this resteraunt so make sure to brush up in the procedure before attending. We received no direction and had to ask our neighboring table what to do. Once the procedure was explained, my husband had to ask three different servers before we received the requested portion of the menu. It was very loud and very crowded... Would not recommend for a date night."
Dined on 7/20/2014
My group of 5 dined here during
DineLa. I knew to have lower expectations; there's only so much a restaurant can do to accomodate the influx of hundreds of additional diners. We waited ~20 minutes after our reservation time to get a table. Tables were very cramped together. Our next-table neighbors commented that they'll never come here again during DineLA. The salad bar was very good and restocked frequently. The waiters came by with sticks of meat at a reasonable frequency. Quality of meat may be lower than during regular times though. The hostesses were very gracious; making sure everything was fine. They even helped recommend nearby dessert places. We waited ~30 minutes for our check and to pay."
Dined on 7/19/2014
Went there during 2014 LA
Restaurant Week. High hopes and expectations!!! We were told the menue would be regular but that wasn't the case. They had a selected menu for Dine LA diners of which my party and I couldn't eat. We spoke with the server and. No luck! We spoke with who seemed to be a manager and they assured us that was okay we would be able to eat the other meats but the servers kept avoiding us. We sat for 30+ minutes at one point with no service - no meat and our server no where to be seen. Very disappointed especially when planning and taking out our newly wed friends!"
Dined on 7/19/2014
overall meat quality was very
disappointing and did not meat my expectation. According to my friends who came here once for their regular menue package, they confirmed that the food would be better if we had gone for regular menue."
Dined on 7/19/2014
The food was good but the
environment was terrible. It was overcrowded and it was difficult to get to your table. You had to squeeze through chairs just to sit back down. They should have taken some tables out so that people could walk with some space. Service was okay. Nothing great. One woman was very nice and helped my girlfriend out with finding a place for her purse."
Dined on 7/19/2014
I have been coming to this
restaurant for years. Service wise I would say it's a 50/50. The guy manager is always nice and welcoming and also the ladies manager that always comes around to check on customer is always helpful and friendly. This time during LA Dine In we were served by a really rude server. He gave us bad attitude when we asked for help, and he try to ignore us most of the time and try not to give eye contact. I usually come to dine at fogo even during there normal days which isn't special price. But during LA Dine in I try to come in at least one time to try and get a good deal. But this time around was so disappointing... Not just bad service, but always meat was tough. And they limit the meat selection, bad choice to come."
Dined on 7/19/2014
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She educated her children all along, but it wasnt until she earned her masters degree in education that she began a career outside the home.
She taught us about art and design in such a nonchalant way that I thought every kid knew about Picasso and Matisse, said her son David Eichenberger.
At St. Marys College, she left a legacy that warranted an ongoing award in her name. The Betty Adams Art Award is given annually at the honors convocation, and a work of art is purchased from the deserving student and hung on campus.
For me Betty was not just an artist, she made every moment into art. She appreciated every moment, she got incredibly intense pleasure out of everything, Melbourne said.
When I told Betty that I had qualms about all the time I would have on my hands when I retired, she said, Oh, but retirement is when you savor everything! Betty knew how to savor.
Her beach home on Emerald Isle embodied the joie de vivre for which Betty was known, her family said. It had been renovated over and over again, each project carefully executed to make the most of both the beauty of the space and the memories it would hold.
She often painted there, her husband said, more recently venturing from oil paintings to water colors. She was preparing for an exhibit of her paintings at the Roundabout Gallery in Raleigh there will still be a show honoring her work sometime in December.
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ISI-KDD 2010 will start at **1 pm** in Roosevelt Room. Please check the presentation schedule at http://www.ischool.drexel.edu/isi-kdd2010/schedule.html. Dr. X. Sean Wang, program director of NSF Division of Intelligent Information Systems will be giving the keynote speech on Privacy Research in the Context of Trustworthy Computing at 1:10 pm. (http://www.ischool.drexel.edu/isi-kdd2010/speakers.html)
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http://www.kdd.org/awards_innovation.php#2010i ACM SIGKDD is pleased to announce that Prof. Christos Faloutsos is the winner of its 2010 Innovation Award. He is recognized for his fundamental contributions to graph and multimedia mining, fractals, self-similarity and power laws; indexing for multimedia and bioinformatics data, and data base performance evaluation.


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Greensburg —
The Greensburg varsity baseball team rebounded from a 6-5 loss to Jennings County with back-to-back wins. Greensburg beat Columbus North 18-6 Saturday and blanked Batesville 4-0 Monday.
Greensburg recorded a 4-0 conference win over visiting Batesville with quality pitching and alert play. The victory improved the Pirates to 3-1 in the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference and 9-2 overall.
Greensburg senior Tyler Burcham pitched six innings of three-hit, one-walk baseball. Burcham earned the win after striking out 10 batters, and junior Tom Lawrence pitched the final inning by striking out three batters.
Batesville sophomore Bryan Hoeing, who allowed five hits, two walks and struck out three, endured the loss.
"It was a good win for us," said Greensburg head coach Scott Holdsworth. "We took advantage of some things. We put some pressure on them and we were heads-up."
Greensburg started the scoring in the third inning. Burcham singled, and two outs later, junior Macy Holdsworth walked. Senior Austin Schultz reached on an error, and Holdsworth scored on the play.
In the fourth, senior Riley Billieu singled and senior Luke Kane reached on an error. Both runners advanced on a passed ball. Senior Jack Eberhardt reached on a fielder's choice, and sophomore Josiah Buell reached on another error, allowing Kane to score. Eberhardt and Buell advanced, and Burcham grounded out to drive in Eberhardt.
The Pirates wrapped up the scoring in the sixth. Buell drew a walk, and scored on a Rigney double to make it 4-0.
"It was good to get a win against a quality opponent and a pitcher of that caliber," said Coach Holdsworth. "Nights like tonight will do nothing but help us get better."
Greensburg is making up a postponed conference game against Franklin County Wednesday on the road, scheduled for 5 p.m.
Pirates wallop Bull Dogs 18-6
Greensburg scored six runs in the first inning and 13 in the first three to run away from Columbus North 18-6 Saturday on the road.
Greensburg led 6-1 after the first inning, 10-1 after two and 13-4 after three.
The Pirates led 13-6 going into the sixth inning, but enacted the 10-run rule after scoring five to take the 12-run lead.
Senior Luke Kane recorded the win, pitching four innings and striking out four batters. Tom Lawrence pitched two innings in relief.
Kane and senior Riley Billieu each tallied three hits. Kane, along with seniors Austin Schultz and Kyle Moeller, drove in five runs apiece.
The Pirates fell to Jennings County 6-5 Friday on the road after the Panthers scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning. Greensburg had a 2-0 lead after the first inning, but Jennings County scored four runs in the third inning before the Pirates came back with three straight.
Burcham led Greensburg with three hits and Schultz tallied two. Schultz drove in a team-high two runs.
Greensburg defeated conference rival Lawrenceburg 6-0 Thursday. Collin Rigney started on the mound and recorded the win.
Greensburg scored four quick runs in the first innings and never looked back. The Pirates scored two more in the fourth inning.
Moeller hit a home run and a double, while Billieu hit two doubles and Rigney added one.
Moeller, Rigney and juniors Macy Holdsworth and Tom Lawrence each drove in a run.
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Scott Feldman signed a three year, $30 million deal ply his wares with the Houston Astros. Will his return to the state of Texas be a fruitful one for him and his new team?
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The 7th Annual Sinatra Tribute Gala Concert
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Each year, the Jazz Arts Project presents a musical tribute to one of New Jersey's favorite sons, the great Frank Sinatra. After an extensive screening process, some of the area's finest working saloon singers were selected to perform at last year's event. The instrumental music was provided by the Red Bank Jazz Orchestra under the direction of our esteemed musical director, Joe Muccioli and featured some of Mr. Sinatra's original arrangements, as well as some new spins on old classics. Critics agreed that the show was one of the best offerings of the season at the Count Basie Theatre.
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Cleveland (WOIO) - All good things must come to an end, and unfortunately, that includes win streaks. For the first time in six games, somebody found a way to slow down the Tribe, as the Tigers dealt 'em a 5-1 loss at Progressive Field on Tuesday night.
The Indians struck first, on Michael Brantley's sacrifice fly to right in the first, bringing home Michael Bourn.
But the next five belonged to the Tigers, thanks to home runs by Andy Dirks and Miguel Cabrera in the 6th, and RBI singles by Dirks and Prince Fielder in the 9th.
The win pulls the Tigers within a game and a half of the Indians in the American League Central.
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Rowand looks to stay hot vs. Wainwright
San Francisco (42-34) at St. Louis (41-38), 5:15 p.m. PT
ST. LOUIS -- Aaron Rowand has cooled off slightly after what has been nearly a two-month hot streak. He's 6-for-28 in his last seven games, dropping his batting average to .297 after he spent most of June over .300.But Rowand might be primed to rebound in Wednesday night's game against the St. Louis Cardinals. The Giants center fielder has thrived against Adam Wainwright, St. Louis' probable starting pitcher. Rowand's hitting .353 (6-for-17) with two doubles off Wainwright, who's 1-2 with a 5.09 ERA in his career against San Francisco. Rowand has come close to maintaining that pace while reversing his fortunes. A .214 hitter through May 8, Rowand has hit .335 (60-for-179) since then. Rowand has particularly excelled since moving atop San Francisco's batting order on May 20. Rowand entered Tuesday with a .336 batting average, a .550 slugging percentage and a .934 OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage) from the leadoff spot -- tops among the National League's No. 1 hitters with at least 150 plate appearances. Rowand also had a .384 on-base percentage as a leadoff man, good for second in the NL. Pitching matchup
SF: RHP Matt Cain (9-2, 2.57 ERA)
Cain allowed five runs, matching his season-worst, in Friday's 5-1 loss at Milwaukee. But he still managed to look mostly effective, allowing six hits in seven innings and striking out nine. The decision ended his personal seven-game winning streak over a span of nine starts. Cain, who appears bound for the National League All-Star squad, has worked at least six innings in every start and has recorded 10 quality starts in 15 outings. He's living up to his workhorse reputation by averaging 105 pitches per game. STL: RHP Adam Wainwright (8-5, 3.51 ERA)
Wainwright has settled into something of a pattern this season. He hasn't been efficient, getting into trouble far too often and running up high pitch counts. But he's shown an ability to limit the damage, locking down with men on base. It's added up to a lot of good but not great starts. The problem is that Wainwright and the team expect closer to great from Wainwright, who was the Opening Day starter at Busch Stadium. Tidbits
Manager Bruce Bochy said that shortstop Edgar Renteria, who has been in and out of the No. 2 spot in the batting order, will continue to hit sixth or seventh as he has done recently. Bochy not only likes Renteria's run-producing potential from that portion of the order, but he also pointed out that the 33-year-old who has endured leg problems won't be asked to steal as much. ... ESPN's telecast of Wednesday's game will be blacked out in the Bay Area and the St. Louis region. Northern California viewers still can see the game on CSN Bay Area. ... Class A outfielder Roger Kieschnick of San Jose and short-season rookie-level right-hander Wilber Bucardo of Salem-Keizer both earned Player of the Week honors in their respective leagues. Kieschnick hit .571 with three homers and nine RBIs to win the California League award for the second week in a row. Bucardo was honored after going 2-0 with an 0.90 ERA in two starts. Tickets
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Thursday: Giants (Barry Zito, 4-7, 4.55) at Cardinals (Todd Wellemeyer, 6-7, 5.68), 4:15 p.m. PT
Friday: Giants (Ryan Sadowski, 1-0, 0.00) vs. Astros (Felipe Paulino, 2-4, 5.51), 7:15 p.m. PT
Saturday: Giants (Tim Lincecum, 8-2, 2.37) vs. Astros (Russ Ortiz, 3-3, 3.36), 1:05 p.m. PT
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This is the bolted route that can be toproped from the rappel off the Upper Ramp to the left of Vertigo. I only heard through word of mouth that it was put up by Jack Roberts, I am not sure if this is true. The Vertigo raps are probably the most popular way off the Upper Ramp, and I am willing to bet many have toproped this route from the last rappel anchor. It starts with a right-facing dihedral with a hard .11b move halfway up. The upper portion of the route climbs a gently overhanging bolted headwall that goes at sequential .12a climbing. This is a fun route to toprope, it would be a very scary route to lead.
The upper portion of this route has bolts, the lower 5.11 dihedral has horrible pro. I was told it was toproped extensively before it was led.


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Not even a month after its release, the PS4 has experienced a serious hack. Hacker Reckz0r has figured out a way to hack the PS4 and play pirated games on it. Obviously, this is quite a coup for the hacker, considering how expensive Playstation games can be, and Reckz0r has decided not just to keep the information to himself. Reck0r has published a tutorial on how to jailbreak the PS4.
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Kate Dougherty is the cheese buyer at our new Near West Side store. Youâll find her cheese case next to the self- service salad and hot bar, at our in-house café. In the case youâll find an exceptional variety of cheese, including those Kate describes here. Watch the cheese case and check in with Kate to learn more about the taste treasures she plans to procure for us.
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This cheese is made from the milk of a unique cow that has a striking red coat. Unfortunately, these red cows were gradually replaced by more typical (and more productive) black and white cows, so that by the late 1980s only a few red cows remained. During the past few years, though, the breed has been reinvigorated. It is now being used for the production of small quantities of special Parmigiano Reggiano.
This Red Cow variety tastes like the Parmigiano Reggiano of yesteryear. The milk of the red cows is characterized by
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This cheese is a rare find, and weâre very happy to bring it to you!
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GreenEvents Europe Conference steps on the next level with its 4th edition
This year's edition of GreenEvents Europe in Bonn was another big success. The leading conference for sustainability in the live music and events industry saw two and a half days of top-level discussions, presentations and exchange.
Pls. download the full conference report here.
"I think this edition took our little conference to another level. It was better than I even expected and I'd like to thank everybody who made this possible. The great speakers we had, a concious and communicative audience and our partners who contributed so much and so well! We were able to grow in almost all sectors and the content was just brilliant." said conference organiser and Sounds For Nature board members Holger Jan Schmidt referring to almost 160 registered participants from 17 countries attending between november 24th and 26th in Bonn/Germany.
GreenEvents Europe offered 15 very well received high-class sessions at the Wissenschaftszentrum on nov 25th and 26th on topics including:
- Meat or no meat?
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- "Down The Loo"
- multi-use vs one-way cups
- Degrowth and events
- The Power Panel
- It's only teenage wasteland - camping & waste
In the so called "Elephant Round" the discussion went from funny to serious to thoughtfull, students hosted the wonderful World Cafe and the Slow Food Youth Network delivered an incredible tuesday lunch from "ugly fruits" donated from local farmers - fully organic, 100% veggie and delicious.
The conference started with a great beginner workshop on the sunday nov 24th afternoon at the IBIT class room before the informal and very nice warm-up in the city of Bonn. On monday night the famous GreenEvents Dinner was onece again presented by Yourope (the European festival association) and brought 60 delegates even closer together. Two evenings that did a lot to a fantastic conference atmosphere.
GreenEvents Europe was supported and funded by the Federation For Environment and Development of North Rhine-Westphalia. The conference profits immensely from the contributions of essential partners such as the. European festival association YOUROPE and GO Group (Green Operations Europe) - initiated at GreenEvents 2010. Special thanks to the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (Bundesamt für Naturschutz) and Slow Food Youth Network.
The 160 participants included major events like Rock Am Ring (85.000 visitors, Germany), Roskilde Festival (75.000 visitors, Denmark), Exit Festival (45.000 visitors, Serbia), Montreux Jazz Festival (220.000 visitors, Switzerland), German Protestant Kirchentag (100.000 visitors, Germany), Hurricane Festival (60.000 visitors, Germany), Way Out West (30.000 visitors, Sweden) or Open Air St.Gallen (30.000 visitors, Switzerland) and institutions such as Green Music Initiative, Bucks New University, Cologne University, Powerful Thinking, A Greener Festival, Fareshare, Zero Waste. GreenEvents included guests from Scandinavia, Benelux, United Kingdom, Serbia, France, Austria, Switzerland, Australia, India, Czech Republic et al. - 17 countries altogether. The international attendance was more than 40%.
Holger Jan Schmidt: "It feels great to welcome all those wonderful people in my hometown - just a few meters from where I used to work on the topic we are dealing with as a festival promoter myself. It's great to see them coming back with great expectations and it's a challenge to fulfill them. I had some real euphoric feedbacks and I am thankful for that, but I wouln't be possible without these great people attending GreenEvents. Those are what makes the weird green family so special. No doubt about it: green rocks!"
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"Looking at the growth and developement of the Green Events Conference since 2010, it is proof for the importance for more sustainable events and the great work that has been done for this conference."
Christof Huber (chairman of Yourope - The European Festival Association)
"Green Events 2013 really took the next step and dared to take a holistic view upon the hotspots. So after poo, tents and waste the most pressing - and still unsolved - question seemed to be: how to power your festival on renewables. With this mission defined all participants left more informed, more inspired and very much looking forward to the next year."
Jacob Bilabel (founder Green Music Initiative)
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About the only obstacle the Halifax Mooseheads faced on their trip to Bathurst was 100 centimetres of snow.
Back-to-back blizzards limited attendance at Sunday's game against the Titan to 340 and the Mooseheads had little trouble securing a 6-0 win.
"We wanted to be playing a solid 60 minutes and play our game," said Halifax head coach Dominique Ducharme. "We wanted to be solid on both sides of the puck and that's what we did. We played a good game."
Zachary Fucale only needed to make 17 saves to record his fourth shutout of the season and Philippe Gadoury scored twice in his return to the Halifax lineup. Gadoury missed seven games with a concussion.
"He's a smart player and he's got good skills," Ducharme said. "He's good at finishing plays so it was nice to see him back in the lineup."
Jonathan Drouin and Nikolaj Ehlers each had a goal and an assist for the Mooseheads and Danny Moynihan and Luca Ciampini scored the other goals.
Jacob Brennan and Miguel Sullivan combined to stop 28 shots in the Titan net.
The win was Halifax's third in a row, while Bathurst lost for the 13th straight time.
"The previous weekend, we had a lot of shots but couldn't score goals," Ducharme said. "It was just a question of missing a lot of chances and playing against hot goalies. We wanted to make sure we had a good week after that and we've played three solid games."
The Mooseheads' next game is at home on Wednesday against the Charlottetown Islanders.
Screaming Eagles 7, Sea Dogs 1: At Sydney, Julien Pelletier scored twice and Loik Leveille had a goal and two assists for Cape Breton.
Bronson Beaton, Charles-Eric Legare, Kyle Farrell and Charles Gauthier also scored for the Screaming Eagles and Alex Bureau stopped 29 shots.
Cape Breton beat the Gatineau Olympiques 5-4 on Saturday, thanks to a goal from Cameron Darcy with just 11 seconds left in the third period.
Drakkar 7, Huskies 3: At Baie-Comeau, Valentin Zykov and Charles Hudon each had a goal and three assists for the Drakkar.
Armada 2, Tigres 0: At Boisbriand, Etienne Marcoux made 24 saves to snap Victoriaville's winning streak at 13 games.
Oceanic 3, Voltigeurs 0: At Rimouski, Philippe Desrosiers stopped 28 shots for the shutout.
Remparts 6, Cataractes 1: At Shawinigan, Mikhail Grigorenko had a hat trick and Anthony Duclair notched his 50th of the season.
Notes: Defenceman Brian Lovell (concussion) and forwards Darcy Ashley (upper body), Connor Moynihan (upper body), Ryan Falkenham (hip), Sam LeBlanc (mononucleosis) and Brandon Vuic (suspension) did not play for Halifax.


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very simple,
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Enter key.... carraige return. Will push text to the next line. Works like any other text editor.
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I think you need to create a sketch, sketched symbol, or something similar and use the Text tool within that environment before you can use the Text Box option. For some reason the standard drawing text tool and leader text tools both lack the ability to define a text box.
Within a sketch you can use the Text Box button in the text editor, or right-click on the text and choose Text Box. Then you can define the length of the text box with a dimension or just click and drag a corner to eyeball it.
If you have this need often, it's probably worth creating a sketched symbol to use, and just include a leader when placing it.
Adding the Text Box option to the standard drawing text tool would probably make a good feedback request:
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It was a colorful and bizarrely popular world on display this weekend in one East Texas city. Tattoo art, or body art, was on display at Longview's Maude Cobb Activity Center in an event called the 'Ink Life Tour.' Tattoo art is a wildly popular attraction for all ages.
"I just like the meanings that it gives, I do them for reasons so like today I'm getting a heart with Proverbs in it," says tattoo enthusiast Tina Jones of Gladewater.
Over 200 tattoo artists piled into Maude Cobb Activity Center for a three day event celebrating body art and the artists were as colorful as their designs.
"If you get a tattoo, it isn't for the rest of the world. It's for you to share with the world. I hope people get it to make themselves happy. You can not change your exterior without changing your interior," says tattoo artist Kyle Dunbar.
The skin is the canvas, and intricate designs can cost upwards of $1500 to $2000.
"Just the whole self expression of the artwork itself and tattoos now are just so much more detailed and so much more elaborate. There's a tattoo convention somewhere in some state every week. Its not going away anytime soon," says Ernie Bustamante of Oklahoma.
The convention continues Sunday at the Maude Cobb Activity Center until 9 p.m.
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A local holiday legend continues, as an anonymous donor known only as "Pete" delivered a Christmas gift to the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center on Wednesday around 10:30 a.m.
The donation is the 32nd cash gift the nonprofit organization has received from "Pete" since 1990.
"Pete's" donation was discovered after he called Easter Seals Vice President of Development Terry Haynie and directed her to search for a gift bag. "Pete" said to look near a trash container next to the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center parking lot at Bellemeade Avenue.
The rest of the Easter Seals development department immediately joined in the search and quickly spotted a brightly colored holiday gift bag under a tree. Inside the bag was a candy jar made of clear glass and shaped like a Christmas tree. The jar was stuffed full of chocolate candy and money -- 30 folded $100 bills, totaling $3,000.
Again this year, "Pete" indicated that his donation should be used to purchase gifts for children with disabilities from disadvantaged families.
Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center therapists, teachers and social workers will now act as "Pete's" elves, buying gifts for young clients who would otherwise have a meager holiday.
"Pete" typically waits somewhere nearby to make sure the Easter Seals employees find his gift, and the staff learned of it Wednesday when Terry Haynie received a follow-up call from "Pete."
He told her he saw the group retrieve the gift bag, and even snapped a few pictures of them. "Pete" also explained that he gives anonymously because he doesn't want personal recognition, and he considers his annual delivery to Easter Seals as the start of his own holiday season.
Including this most recent delivery, the mystery man's contributions to the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center now total $73,450 since 1990. All of "Pete's" donations have been designated to fill the needs of children with disabilities.
This "secret Santa's" donations have always arrived in the form of hundred-dollar bills delivered in unique ways. In most cases, the cash is accompanied by a handwritten message. A note enclosed with Wednesday's "sweet" gift simply said, "You will hear from me again. Pete."
In previous years, "Pete's" creative deliveries and unselfish spirit of giving have drawn attention from Reader's Digest, CNN News and newspapers around the country.
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ANDERSON — In his second season as head coach of the Anderson University football team, Bobby Ladner believes he has all the pieces in place to turn the struggling program around. Now, he just needs those pieces to focus on one thing.
The word comes up again and again when Ladner talks about the 0-1 Ravens. In Year 2 of the offensive and defensive schemes, he expects it on both sides of the ball and on special teams.
"We have to get better in that area as far as executing the schemes," Ladner said. "We've gotten to that point where we've got the players we need now. We just have to execute those schemes."
The precision Ladner is looking for was missing in the Ravens' season opener against Taylor. First-game jitters and rust led to early mistakes for a team still on the young side. The Ravens couldn't recover, and the Trojans took home the Wagon Wheel for the sixth straight time with a 58-7 win.
Taylor, an NAIA program, is a tough opener for the Ravens, but Ladner said the game showed him that the coaching staff's recruiting efforts have paid off.
"There is a difference in the programs right now," Ladner said. "But compared to our conference and the teams we play, I think we're better off because we have the talent that's more comparable to our conference. So the things we tried to take out of Taylor were the execution part of things and doing things that we need to do in practice to be successful to win games."
AU will open a three-game homestand today against Grove City. Ladner kept the Ravens in a regular routine this week, focusing on understanding their opponent — the 1-0 Wolverines of Grove City, Pa. — and how they will attack. Practice emphasized doing the little things like getting lined up correctly, all in the name of execution.


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An Alva mother who admitted to taking photos of sex acts with her son and daughter was sentenced to 25 years in prison Monday.
Candice Miller sent the photos to a con man in Michigan, who reportedly convinced other women to do the same thing and send him the images.
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Miller had 1,000 graphic images of her children engaged in sex acts when she was arrested.
She faced up to life in prison for the 500 images she pled guilty to having.
In August, the con man, Steven Demink, who told the women he was a psychologist in his ploy to get the child porn, pled guilty in Michigan and was given a life sentence.
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