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What is color? Questions of Qualia are always confusing. Friday, June 28th, 4 performers attempt to define what color could possibly be with extensions of what is normally defined as musical performance at Panoply Performance Laboratory.
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Jen Baker (performing with Dafna Naphtali)
Jen Baker is a NYC-based trombonist who promotes new music, often featuring multimedia aspects. As a soloist, she has appeared at festivals around the world as both a performer and masterclass teacher. Jen has premiered numerous solo and chamber works, including her self-composed First Nation's Ley, Concerto for Multiphonic Trombone in San Francisco. As a founding member of Bang on a Can's Asphalt Orchestra and the musical theatre work, Beowulf, she has performed in festivals internationally and nationwide. She has also performed with TILT brass, S.E.M Ensemble, SFSound, Fort Wayne Philharmonic, and has worked with a variety of artists including Yoko Ono, Fred Frith, Pauline Oliveros, Susan Marshall, and the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. She is featured on the soundtrack to Werner Herzog's Oscar-nominated Encounters at the End of the World, and can also be heard on Blue Dreams, an album of her own solo multiphonic compositions.
Dafna Naphtali is a sound-artist/ improviser/composer from an eclectic musical background. As a singer/guitarist/electronic-musician she performs and composes using her Max/MSP programming for sound processing of voice and other instruments.
She's received commissions and awards from NY Foundation for the Arts, NY State Council on the Arts, Meet the Composer, Experimental TV Center, Brecht Forum, and residencies at STEIM (Holland), Music OMI and iEAR at Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute. She's twice received commissions from American Composers Forum (1999 work for pianist Kathleen Supové plus Disklavier, and in 2010 for Magic Names vocal ensemble),. Dafna is a 2011 recipient of Franklin Furnace Fund award to develop work with Eric Singer's LEMUR music robots.
She has been teaching, programming and consulting about computer music since1995 at Harvestworks (New York) and as a freelancer, and has done sound design and/or programming work for the projects of many artists at the forefront of digital and interactive music.
Dafna can be heard on Mechanique(s) (Acheulian Handaxe), on What is it Like to be a Bat? (Tzadik/Oracles) (4 Stars, All Music Guide) with Brazelton and Danny Tunick, Her newest CD Chatter Blip with Chuck Bettis is on Acheulian Handaxe.
Ryan Krause
A graduate of the New England Conservatory, Ryan Krause is a composer and gallery director (1oh9.com) who has been experimenting with extended vocal techniques and narratives in solo and duo performances (recently as Lipschitz with David Grollman). Use of techniques pioneered by Stockhausen and Trevor Wishart are paired with the casual and nonsequitur.
Jason Anastasoff
A long-time associate of experimental music label Prom Night Records, double bass player Jason Anastasoff has one album out by his graphic score project "Obscure Directions" in addition to collaborating with dancers and artists of all kinds. He has played with thingNY and Panoply Performance Laboratory and prepares his bass with an amazing array of household objects.
DeLesslin "Roo" George-Warren
DeLesslin George-Warren (b. 1991) is a composer, artist, and performer raised in Rock Hill, SC just off of the Catawba Indian Nation's reservation where he learned his tribe's drumming, dancing, and pottery making. He has performed with choirs and ensembles in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee while simultaneously having works premiered by the York County Choral Society, Westminster Catawba Singers, Church of Our Saviour Choir, First Presbyterian Church Choir, Ars Gaga String Quartet, the Black Rock String Quartet, and others. He currently performs in various locales in and around Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN) where he studies voice, composition, and performance art.


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High Haven Cabin in Bryson City
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
- community Sky Cove
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 990 - $ 1,230 / week
vacation rental description
You'll be glad you discovered High Haven Cabin. This multi-level log cabin has everything you want for the perfect mountain getaway. Three levels connected by beautiful spiral staircases, wood throughout, gas logs, a pool table, a hot tub, and much more make this the place to be.
The loft master bedroom has a Queen sized bed, a private bathroom, and a balcony with a bistro table.
The main floor bedroom has a Full sized bed.
The downstairs bedroom has a Queen sized bed, private deck access, a TV and a Full sized futon.
The game room with the pool table also has a full futon for additional guests.
There are stainless steel appliances throughout the fully stocked kitchen. The beautiful dining table has room for the whole party – everyone can share in the dinnertime fun.
The spectacular views will bring you back to High Haven Cabin year after year, season after season.
vacation rental location
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Last modified on 08-27-2014 at 12:32 PM.
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Great Smokys Cabin Rentals 1-800-655-9771
cabin rental amenities
General: Central AC & Heat, Ceiling Fans, Gas Franklin Stove Fireplaces, Satellite HDTV, Wireless Internet, Multi-level Decks, Covered Porch, Screened Porch, Outdoor Furniture, Rocking Chairs, Hot Tub, Gas Grill, Pool Table
Kitchen: Refrigerator, Gas Range & Oven, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Toaster Oven, Dishwasher
3 Bedrooms & 3 Baths: The master bedroom is located in the open loft area and has a queen-size bed, private bath and doors that open to a balcony with a bistro table and chairs.
A second bedroom on the main floor has a full-size bed and there is a full bath on the main level.
The downstairs bedroom has a queen bed, TV, full bath, and deck access and full size futon.
The game room downstairs has an additional full futon.
There is a full bathroom on each level.
Pet Friendly - Yes
Motorcycle Accessible - Yes
activities and attractions in Bryson City Smoky Mountains
Jet skiing, boating and fishing onLake Fontana. Mountain biking, hiking. Harrah's Casino on the Cherokee Reservation, Museum of the Cherokee Indian. Bryson City's Smoky Mountain Railroad as well as strolling, shopping and enjoying a meal in the local shops.Neighboring towns,Dillsboro and Waynesville are truly charming and Asheville is less than an hour's drive!
vacation rental rates
7th Night Free Automatically in Weekly Rate
Required Fees:
- Processing Fee: 3.5% of the Nightly/Weekly Rate
- Cleaning Fee: $110.00 Per Stay
- NC State Sales Tax & Local Occupancy Tax: 10.75% Tax
- Limited Damage Waiver: $40.00 giving you $1,000.00 protection for accidental damages you might incur during your stay. This is in place of a traditional security deposit. If you wish to pay a traditional security deposit instead please contact us.
Optional Fees:
- Pet Rent: $45.00 Per Pet Per Stay
- Travel Insurance through CSA Travel Protection: 6.95% of Nightly/Weekly Rate
Low Season: Nightly $165.00 Weekly $990.00
Mid Season: Nightly $185.00 Weekly $1,110.00
Peak Season: Nightly $205.00 Weekly $1,230.00
Season Dates & Minimum Nights:
Mid Season: 03/15/2013 through 05/09/2013 -- 2 night minimum
Peak Season: 05/10/2013 through 08/28/2013 -- 2 night minimum
Holiday: 08/29/2013 through 09/09/2013 -- 3 night minimum
Peak Season: 09/10/2013 through 09/30/2013 -- 2 night minimum
Peak Season: 10/01/2013 through 10/30/2013 -- 3 night minimum
Peak Season: 11/01/2013 through 11/22/2013 -- 2 night minimum
Holiday: 11/23/2013 through 11/30/2013 -- 4 night minimum
Mid Season: 12/01/2013 through 12/19/2013 -- 2 night minimum
Holiday: 12/20/2013 through 01/06/2013 -- 5 night minimum
Low Season: 01/07/2013 through 03/14/2013 -- 2 night minimum
Rental Agreement Policies:
Under the North Carolina Vacation Rental Act, your booking payment over the phone or via our online booking system is evidence of your acceptance of the terms and conditions set forth in the rental agreement.
Upon booking, you will be emailed both the receipt for your transaction and the rental agreement. Once you return the completed rental agreement, we will then email you the specific property directions and the access instructions for the cabin.
Check In & Out:
Check in is after 3PM and Check Out is before 10AM. NO Early Check-ins and NO Late checkouts without prior permission from our office. Extra charges may be assessed for non-compliance.
A 50% down payment by credit card is required to confirm a reservation. In addition, the Limited Damage Waiver or Security Deposit will be required at the time of booking.
The balance of the rent and tax is due at least 30 days prior to the stay. At the time of the balance due, we will then charge the card that you initially paid with unless we are contacted prior to this time with other payment information. It is your responsbility as the tenant to inform us if you wish to pay the remainder by check or on another credit card before your payment is due.
The down payment is refundable (less a $75 charge) only with written cancellation at least 30 days prior to arrival date.
Without 30 days notice, deposits are only refundable if the cabin is re-rented.
No shows and early departures are obligated for the entire amount of the reservation.
To protect your investment and avoid the Cancellation Fee, please consider CSA Guest Protect Plan
Security Deposit:
There is a required security deposit of $600.00 on each reservation. This deposit requirement may be waived by payment of a non-refundable Limited Damage Waiver (LDW) fee of $40.00. The option of purchasing a non-refundable LDW protects you from being charged for up to $1,000.00 of accidental/unintentional damage that may occur during your occupancy. You remain responsible for any damage, repair, or replacement expenses exceeding $1,000.00. All reservations include the LDW option.
To decline this option, a security deposit of $600.00 will be secured against your credit card at the time of booking. Per North Carolina statutes, deposits may be applied to actual damages, theft, or unpaid charges caused by the Tenant, their family, and guests.
Upon arrival, please report any problems or damages or we must assume these occurred during your stay.
Deposits may also be used for lost keys/lockout charges, movie charges, check fees, having unauthorized pets on premises, smoking, trash removal, excessive cleaning fees, for expenses resulting from agreement violations or for too many guests.
Charges could exceed the deposit amount and may result in a larger charge to your credit card.
After your stay, upon inspection of the property, we will refund the Security Deposit of $600.00 less any applicable charges towards it within 45 days.
No indoor smoking is allowed. Any evidence of smoking inside the cabin will cause the entire Damage Deposit to be forfeited.
Please restrict all smoking to outside areas and clean up all cigarette butts and smoking materials from the grounds.
Burn marks on the outside furniture, decks and railings will cause the entire Damage Deposit to be forfeited.
Pet Friendly:
Pets are permitted only with prior approval and only in selected cabins. Additional Pet Rent and an additional Damage Deposit on your credit card will apply. Pet Rent is $45.00 per pet per stay.
Pet Rent cannot be refunded within 30 days of check in.
Pets brought without advance notice will be charged DOUBLE the normal pet fees. Pets brought to cabins that do NOT allow pets can result in immediate eviction with forfeiture of remaining paid stay.
Pets are not allowed on furniture (including beds and sofas), at any time. Unattended pets in cabin must be crated/caged.
Evidence of any pet being in the hot tub will be cause for loss of security deposit in full and may be subject to additional fees.
We provide:
Dishes, Kitchen utensils, cookware, bed linens, blankets, pillows, towels.
You provide:
We recommend that you bring or purchase consumable supplies (paper products, trash bags, soap, detergent and toiletries).
There will be a "starter amount" of these when you arrive, but it is not meant to last your stay.
If there is a charcoal grill, wood-burning fireplace or fire pit, you will need to supply the fuel.
Reservation Changes:
Changing the dates or cabin which you have reserved may incur a $75.00 Change Fee and is at the broker-in-charge's discretion.
Inclement Weather:
When making reservations during the winter months, you must consider the possibilities that inclement winter weather will affect your stay. During the months of November through March, dangerous snow or ice storms are possible in the Western North Carolina Mountains.
◾Check the weather forecast and road conditions before you leave home. Here is a link for your convenience. Enter 28713 for the zip code.
◾Make sure you have in your car: warm clothing, blankets, boots, food, flashlights and water.
◾Keep your car full of gas as well.
◾Plan to arrive before dark as our mountain roads do not have street lights and road conditions tend to deteriorate at night.
◾Purchase your groceries before you arrive at your cabin.
◾We recommend you come prepared with a proper vehicle for driving on mountain roads and snow and ice. Minivans do not do well on winter mountain roads.
Please understand that we cannot be responsible for the conditions of the roads or driveways nor will we reimburse for towing or scraping of roads.
If a strong winter storm (snow or ice) is forecasted for the area of our rental cabins, we reserve the right to proactively cancel reservations on cabins that, at our discretion, may have their road condition reduced to limited or no access by snow or ice. This is strictly a road safety issue – our first and foremost concern is for your safety and the safety of our staff.
At the time of the cancellation, we will contact the guest listed on the reservation by phone and email. We will make every attempt to move you to a safer cabin for the same dates as the original reservation. Or, we will allow you to reschedule your reservation at the same cabin within the next 180 days. Our cancellation policy of NO REFUNDS is in force for any cancellations within 30 days of the reservation.
In the event that you so choose to keep your reservation after we have advised you NOT TO COME, you are responsible for your own safety. We will not be held liable and will not refund or reschedule your stay. You may also not be allowed to enter the cabin should you be able to get to it – if you access the cabin after we have cancelled your reservation without our permission, you will be trespassing.
Great Smokys Cabin Rentals 1-800-655-9771
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Bryson City
- Great Smoky Mountain Railroad
- Harrah's Casino in Cherokee
- Golfing at Smoky Mountain Country Club
- Jet-Skiing on Fontana Lake
- Hunting & Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Hiking & Mountain Biking
- Tubing down Deep Creek
- Bird Watching
- Star Gazing
- White Water Rafting
Top things to do with a family
- Smoky Mountain Railroad
- Cherokee Indian Museum
- Hiking
- Biking
- Exploring Bryson City, Dillsboro, Cherokee, & Whittier
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STANDISH — Clayton A. Defayette, 78, of Standish Road in Standish, passed away Sunday April 7, 2013 at CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh. He was born in Standish on Oct. 10, 1934 son of the late Medas and Loretta (Lashway) Defayette.
Clayton attended Plattsburgh State College before entering the US Marine Corps. Clayton worked as a Driller for Republic Steel, construction building Plattsburgh Air Force Base, Kenwood moving and storage, Georgia Pacific Paper Mill, and then worked for New York State Department of Corrections for 39 ^ years retiring as a Lieutenant. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus for over 50 years. Clayton was a pioneering member of the Local Union at Clinton Correctional Facility for 13 years and the New York State Union President for 6 years. He treasured the men that he worked with.
Clayton enjoyed gardening, working on his wood pile, caring for his lawn and especially cooking breakfasts for his grandchildren.
Clayton is survived by his wife the former Anne Farrell of Standish whom he married Nov. 20, 1954 in Lyon Mountain, his children, Patrick and Patricia Defayette of Brandywine, Md., Andrew Defayette of Knoxville, Tenn.., Brian and Mary Defayette of Knoxsville, Tenn., Andrea Defayette of Plattsburgh; one brother, Robert and Peggy Defayette of Clayburg, two sisters, Marion King of Port Richie, Fla.., Phyllis Farrell of Dannemora; 12 grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by his son Michael, one brother Phillip and a sister Eleanor.
There will be no calling hours. A Memorial mass will be held at St. Bernard's Church in Lyon Mountain at a later date.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Heald Funeral Home, 48 Court Street, Plattsburgh.
Online condolences may be offered by visiting www.healdfuneralhomeinc.com


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2072 Frederick Douglass Blvd
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Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(646) 684-4662
Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:00am - 3:30pm; Dinner: Sunday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Tuesday - Wednesday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm, Thursday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Executive Chef:
David Martinez
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access
Upon Request
Special Events & Promotions:
Upon Request
Getting there
Cross Street:
Frederick Douglass Blvd and 112th St
Public Transit:
B/C to 110th - Cathedral Parkway 2/3 to 110th - Central Park North
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A word from 5 and Diamond
5 & Diamond, nestled between Central Park and Columbia University, is a New American restaurant highlighting progressive techniques and flavors, and a quality-driven menu. Whether it's a tasting menu and sophisticated wine pairing or a seat at the full bar for a hip cocktail and burger, diners will
find both experiences at 5 & Diamond. On Saturday and Sunday, guests are treated to a casual but hearty brunch menu with traditional griddle cakes and eggs. Menus change frequently to showcase fresh products and twists on seasonal American favorites.
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Diner Reviews
Brunch was awesome. I had the
veggie scramble and the veggies were awesome as were the potatoes it came with."
Dined on 2/2/2013
Took my wife there for a birthday
brunch on 1/27/13. The place is tiny and had very little heat. It would have warmed up but the staff kept going outside to get to the basement. The waitstaff seemed very disinterested and would disappear for long periods of time. My wife had the Chicken and Waffles. The chicken was ok once you got past the burnt parts, but the waffle must have been cooked in the microwave. It was chewy and not good at all. I had the breafast burrito which had powdered eggs in it."
Dined on 1/27/2013
The restaurant is in a newly
gentrified part of Harlem, so it's great to be able to get a downtown -like restaurant uptown. The food is good, the service was good. The restaurant was cold. They definitely need to work on appropriate heating for the dining room, and they need art on the walls. My friend and I ordered the chicken & waffles which was good, but the 2 pcs of chicken were way too big. My friend and I were able to only eat one piece of chicken each. Suggestion is to offer chicken wings or at least 1 pc of chicken & thicker waffles already cut into quadrants. I'll be back :)"
Dined on 1/26/2013
Great service, great selection,
terrific ambiance and delicious food at this wonderful little restaurant. My burger was cooked to perfection and the Mac and Cheese was exciting with little bits of Chorizo."
Dined on 1/19/2013
The service was slow. I had to
wait ten minutes for a menu. We ordered drinks,food, and coffee. The coffee never got delivered yet we were billed for it and it took a long time to get it taken off the bill. The food was great but the service needs improvement. I know it took along time to get our menus while for others got them instantly."
Dined on 1/6/2013
The restaurant and service were
good. However, the table they sat us was close to the door, so whenever the door was opened, we felt the cold air. I ordered the shrimp and grits, it was lukewarm, it could have been warmer, it was good. They ran out of champagne for mimosa. I would visit it again, I would request a different seat. I understand, the reservations were for 6 people, it was just a little cold."
Dined on 1/5/2013
While I have enjoyed this
restaurant in the past, I had a particularly bad experience this time around. Only a third of the menu was even available for selection and the steak I ordered was very disappointing. I made my displeasure known and received a litany of excuses. Given it is one of the few venues that has showed potential in the neighbourhood I fervently hope that attempts will be made by the owner and manager to improve on this hugely disappointing experience."
Dined on 10/14/2012
Went with my daughter early...so
that we could take advantage of the 5 at 5 promotion they advertize on their website. They only had 2 of the 8 or so items available. So ended up ordering full price portions for most of my tapas. The bill came to $80 for me and my 3 yo daughter. Overpriced for what I got. Bone marrow was good, chorizo homemade was very good. Pulpo - was fishy and not at all appetizing. Also, no wine available. I live in the neighborhood...but probably wouldn't go back...this is probably more of a 'night' time place."
Dined on 9/27/2012
I arrived for my party of six
invitation an HOUR late and the maitre d Joe was so pleasant and gracious. He was so sweet to us and was extra especially sweet to my bf, whose birthday we were celebrating. I absolutely loped every dish we had. And as usual the mas and cheese was EXCEPTIONAL! And on top pf that, they kept the restaurant open an HOUR later because with all our talking and catching up we just couldn't leave lol! Can't wait to go back!!!"
Dined on 9/16/2012
Pleasant and relaxing atmosphere.
Service was delightful and attentive without being intrusive. The food is delicious, but the portion sizes are very small. Reasonable value for the money."
Dined on 8/22/2012
Food is simple, straight forward
and pleasant. Service helpful, friendly and competent. Very few diners on a Saturday evening in August. However, staff were engaged and attentive."
Dined on 8/18/2012
Good for the nabe. They seemed a
little overwhelmed at brunch."
Dined on 8/5/2012
Had bruch with another couple on a
Saturday afternoon. There was one other table seated when we arrived, by the time we left, 3 or 4 more. Definitely not a crowded place. I think it would be a great place to go to with 4-6 people and feel like you are 'at home.' Service was pleasant and attentive, however my dish took significantly longer to be served. The other 3 meals were served and our server even came over to check on us and I still didn't have my meal. Drinks were fantastic and once my meal arrived, I really enjoyed it!"
Dined on 8/4/2012
The only negative was that we did
all-you-can-drink for an hour, and they never told us when the "last call" was, so when we went to get another drink, they were just going to charge us additionally for it without telling us. We only found out when we specifically asked to check. Food was AMAZING though."
Dined on 7/28/2012
Found this restaurant on EaterNY.
It was a great find. Went for the monday wing and m-n-c special. Everything was wonderful especially the coctails! I will definitely be going back."
Dined on 7/23/2012
dinner menue to limited, choices
very limited, there on a fri evening. had parpadillie(sp) beans were not cooked thoroughly, el dente is ok but not for navy beans!!"
Dined on 7/20/2012
Don't go Monday nights. Menu much
different and v disappointing."
Dined on 7/16/2012
One wants to like this place. And
the food is yummy. But honestly: if they can't get their staff motivated, why should we be?"
Dined on 7/15/2012
On my first visit during lunch I
had the most delicious grilled cheese sandwich and soup, so I was excited to bring a guest to Sunday brunch. Unfortunately the kitchen and servers were not prepared for Sunday brunch. The meals ordered by my guest and me arrived 20 minutes apart with no explanation. One order was missing both the home fries (French fries were offered but not delivered) and the bread. Even though we did not receive the toast with the meal we were charged for a side order of biscuits which we ordered but arrived over cooked. Something seemed off as if the chef was not present and the staff were just trying to keep things going. The brunch experience was extremely disappointing."
Dined on 7/15/2012
Great idea. Still working out the
kinks. My steak in my steak and eggs was pitifully tiny--half the size of my palm. The wait times are long. With a few tweaks, this will be a great go-to spot. I will try them again in a few months."
Dined on 7/15/2012
Dined on 7/14/2012
I love this restaurant, but the
food should be better. I like the ambiance, but one server is not enough."
Dined on 7/8/2012
Food is very good, but it takes
too long to come and the portions are very small."
Dined on 6/29/2012
Recommended with one reservation:
they need to turn down the music, mostly hip-hop and R&B which are completely out of synch with the rest of the ambiance of the place. The food is superb! Perfectly seared diver scallops floating on a heavenly bed of brown butter sabayon to start, the bacon wrapped noisettes of heritage pork on a super flavorful foundation of exotic mushrooms. I would definitely go back for the food - and ask them to turn down the "music"."
Dined on 6/27/2012
The chef, Charlie, is creative and
concerned with the experience. The wait staff - first day - untrained and unaware. Not good. The food made up for the service."
Dined on 6/22/2012
Delicious food... ethereal olive
oil poached cod, vegetables bursting with flavor from the farmer's market. Service was poor to the point of being comedic but maybe they were having an off night. I'd certainly return, despite service, because food was so good."
Dined on 6/20/2012
Had a fathers day brunch with a
party of 9 adults and 3 kids. Overall we had a good time, though service was slow. 1/2 of our table received their meals 10-15 mins after the others. We are sure our food went to another table. They were apologetic but it was annoying. This place has potential as long as the kitchen timing issues are worked out. The brandy cocktail was great. We are willing to try again."
Dined on 6/17/2012
The weather was nice enough to
have some tables outside and the window/doors left open, but they had the basement door open as well and the stench that wafted into the retaurant was unbearable."
Dined on 6/17/2012
Really nice food and great vibe.
Love that the music wasn't loud, so we could have a normal conversation. The waiter/host was very friendly and knew a lot about the food and wine that were served at the restaurant, however the serving staff seemed a little inexperienced."
Dined on 6/15/2012
I have a well developed palate,
and a deep sense of hospitality,,,,I have been at this restaurant twice in the last 2 weeks, for dinner, and both times it has been an extraordinary experience for my guests as well as my my wife and I. Highly recommended, great place to impress your boss!!!!"
Dined on 6/7/2012
My sister and I LOVED this place!!
The food was exceptional! The ambience was also very nice. Can't wait to go back to NY and we will be sure to go back here at least once. Can't say enough about it."
Dined on 6/2/2012
We just happened upon 5 and
Diamond when looking for a restaurant to go to in Harlem, and of course it's not possible to get a reservation at Red Rooster. The food was fantastic - better than red rooster. The only "complaint" is that the service was super slow, but we were having a good time and the waitress couldn't have been nicer, so that night we didn't really care. We would definitely return"
Dined on 6/1/2012
We are always reluctant to go back
to 5 & Diamond as you never know which restaurant will show up. This time it was the one with the terrific kitchen and the waitress from Mars. Does anyone train their wit staff any more? Sad to have good food demiinished by not being able to have a beverage with it and having to worry throughout the meal that we will not be able tom get our check in a timely fashion as the waitress seems to think she has a cameo roll in the dining room - this with 4 table sot handle."
Dined on 6/1/2012
Loved the ambiance to this place!
All of my girlfriends and I had brunch and we are still raving about the experience."
Dined on 5/27/2012
Popular - definitely people were
enjoying being at 5 and Diamond and many looked like they've been there before. They were COMFORTABLE in the place. Great mac and cheese and mushroom saute appetizers! Service is a bit slow, but it's a relaxed place; not hurrying to make a curtain call for sure, but out to enjoy a good evening!"
Dined on 5/18/2012
f I could go with negative stars,
or zero stars I would. This place was absolutely terrible. There's not one thing they place did right, other then add up the bill. Food was not plated correctly (leaving off sides), the kitchen is too slow for words. They took all the grilled cheese selections off the menu, although they did have bread and cheese for other dishes. It was an endless wait for the food, and then one of the six orders was lost! The people sitting next to us were told that since the kitchen was closing they could not have the mac and cheese they had ordered at least 20 minutes earlier. I'm rating it as very pricey given how awful the experience was."
Dined on 5/13/2012
We (my mother, my sister, my
brother, and I) enjoyed a really wonderful Brunch on Mother's Day. Two of us ordered the crab cakes and two of us the French Toast, and then we shared the AMAZING bread pudding for dessert. I must also complement the Bourbon Champagne cocktail: Yummy! Our server was friendly and attentive amid the crazy Mother's Day business. I will definitely be back--I hope to bring my mother, too!"
Dined on 5/13/2012
Every time I've ordered the
Chicken and Waffles, the chicken has been undercooked. They've also forgotten to serve us food with a party of 6. Really want to like this place, but..."
Dined on 5/13/2012
I could not wait to try this
restaurant for the first time and now I cannot wait to go back! I saw the restaurant featured on the "Savoring Harlem" special and my curiosity was peaked. I was there with three other people and we all enjoyed our dining experience. A true diamond indeed!"
Dined on 5/12/2012
The food was sophisticated, the
fish melted in my mouth and the crema catalana was insanely delicious. Will definitely be back."
Dined on 5/3/2012
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This is the live scoring for Daniel Straus vs. Nazareno Malegarie at Bellator 37. Malegarie is a perfect 19-0 in his MMA career. This is his first fight under the Bellator banner. Straus is 14-3 in MMA. He last fought Karen Darabedyan at Shark Fights 13, winning by unanimous decision. This is the second quarterfinal of the Bellator season four welterweight tournament.
Round 1 - Our referee for this contest is Jason Herzog. Leg kick from Straus allows him to get inside. Single leg leads to clinch work on the fence. Malegarie reverses. He trips Straus and immediately takes the back. Straus locks in the body triangle. Short punches to the head. Malegarie working for a rear-naked choke, but Straus is defending two-on-one. Straus explodes and ends up in guard. Malegarie locks up a guillotine in the scramble, but Straus is in side control. Straus staying patient, escapes, and slams Malegarie with a double leg. He has the back standing. They disengage. Straight left to the body from Straus. Nice one-two from Malegarie. Knees to the body from the Thai clinch for Malegarie. Another one-two from Malegarie as the round comes to a close.
SB Nation scores the round 10-9 for Nazareno Malegarie.
Round 2 - Straus opens with a leg kick, and a straight left knocks Malegarie down. Malegarie rolls and has a hold of Straus' leg. Straus defends, but Malegarie transitions into a heel hook. Scramble ends with Malegarie on top. Front headlock for Malegarie, who drops down for a guillotine. Straus pulls out, and settles in Malegarie's closed guard. Malegarie scrambles and gets back to his feet. Straus hits him with a strike on the way up. Leg kicks from Malegarie. Body shots now. Body kick from Straus at the halfway mark. Up against the fence now. Malegarie escapes and they disengage. Weak one-two from Malegarie. Straus hip toss from the clinch, but he can't maintain top position. Malegarie pressing Straus against the fence now. One minute left in the round. They trade punches. Straus goes down to a knee as he comes in. Looked like a slip.
SB Nation scores the round 10-9 for Daniel Straus.
Round 3 - Malegarie counters with a three punch combination to open. Straus lands a knee. Nice left hand from Straus in the middle of the cage. Straight left to the body from Straus. Malegarie grabs a single against the fence. He's got Straus down now. Malegarie passes into half-guard. He's looking to pass, but Straus is able to explode and sweep. They stand up and Straus lands punches in the transition. Straus stuffs a takedown, and he grabs a front headlock. Big left hook from Malegarie coming out of the clinch. Good one-two from Straus. Big knee to the body from Malegarie. Straus has him pressed up against the cage. Straus shoots and lands a double, but Straus can't maintain control. A minute left now, and this round is still close. Malegarie shoots a single, but Straus defends. They disengage. Straus shoots. Malegarie defendings, but eventually ends up on his back. Malegarie hops back to his feet. Straus unloads with strikes as the round comes to a close.
SB Nation scores the round 10-9 for Daniel Straus, and award him the bout 29-28.
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If Stardom Bound were to run and win the Santa Anita Derby on April 4, she would become the fourth filly to take the West's major steppingstone to the Kentucky Derby in 72 runnings, and the first since Winning Colors in 1988.
Winning Colors went on to capture the Run for the Roses, the last filly to do so, and only the third in 135 runnings of the historic classic. Should Stardom Bound duplicate Winning Colors' rare double, it would be with a completely different style. Winning Colors was a front runner; Stardom Bound is a stone closer.
"There's no comparison between the two," said Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens, who rode Winning Colors to victory in both the Santa Anita and Kentucky derbies, and who is now an analyst for HRTV and NBC.
"They're built totally different, but one thing they do have in common is their confidence. Winning Colors was very, very confident in herself, and Stardom Bound is, too, although she's a lighter-built filly than Winning Colors. Stardom Bound has the height and the length Winning Colors had, but Winning Colors was a heartier filly."
Stardom Bound rallied from last to win four straight Grade I races, but her trainer, Bobby Frankel, and Stevens, agreed she was "fresh" for the Las Virgenes.
"Stardom Bound was different in the Las Virgenes," Stevens said. "Mike (Smith) said she was up underneath him, and more aggressive than she had been last year, and she broke better than she ever has. She's filled out behind. She's stronger there than what she was last year. You could see her developing over the winter.
"It would be exciting to see Stardom Bound and Pioneerof the Nile in the Santa Anita Derby, but we'll have to see how everything pans out."
As of now, Frankel said Stardom Bound would be pointed to the Santa Anita Oaks on March 7. COUNTRY STAR SEEKS TO MAKE THE GRADE (ONE) AGAIN IN SANTA MARIA
Country Star, second as the 6-5 favorite to Life Is Sweet in the Grade II El Encino Stakes on Jan. 18, seeks her third Grade I victory when she runs in Saturday's Grade I Santa Maria Handicap for older fillies and mares at 1 1/16 miles. A rematch between the two fillies will not take place Saturday. Life Is Sweet will be entered in Sunday's Grade II La Caňada Stakes.
Country Star won the Grade I Alcibiades Stakes and the Grade I Hollywood Starlet as a 2-year-old. The daughter of 2003 Belmont Stakes winner Empire Maker is trained by Bobby Frankel, Santa Anita's career leader in victories with 908.
The field for the 67th Santa Maria: Briecat, Jose Valdivia Jr.; Tizfiz, Agapito Delgadillo; Country Star, Joel Rosario; Mistical Plan, Victor Espinoza; Marzelline, Tyler Baze; Roshani, no rider; Bsharpsonata, no rider; Santa Teresita, Joe Talamo; Island Hop, Chantal Sutherland; Visit, Garrett Gomez; Leah's Secret, Eibar Coa; and Model, Rafael Bejarano. LIFE IS SWEET WORKS FOR SUNDAY'S GRADE II LA CAŇADA STAKES
Life Is Sweet, winner of the Grade II El Encino Stakes on Jan. 18 in her first start in nearly eight months, worked four furlongs on Hollywood Park's Cushion Track Tuesday in a bullet :47.20 for Sunday's Grade II La Caňada Stakes.
Life Is Sweet, a 4-year-old daughter of Storm Cat owned and bred by Martin and Pam Wygod and trained by John Shirreffs, also worked a bullet six furlongs on Feb. 12 at Hollywood in 1:12, breezing. WALL STREET WONDER SHARP FOR MONDAY'S SAN VICENTE
Wall Street Wonder, coming off an impressive 5 ¼ length maiden win, tackles Grade II company in next Monday's San Vicente Stakes for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs.
"He looked good breaking his maiden," trainer Bob Baffert said Wednesday. "He worked well this morning (four furlongs in a bullet :46.80)."
Probable for the 68th San Vicente: Cut the Check, Jose Valdivia Jr.; Evita Argentina, Garrett Gomez; New Bay, no rider; Point Attended, Corey Nakatani; Ventana, no rider; and Wall Street Wonder, Joel Rosario. SNOW DAY SUNDAY POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER ISSUES
Snow Day scheduled for this Sunday has been postponed due to predicted inclement weather. A 40 percent chance of showers is forecast for Arcadia and a 60 percent chance for the metropolitan Los Angeles area. A date for its rescheduling will be announced shortly.
When the event is rescheduled, Santa Anita will become a winter wonderland hosting its first-ever Snow Day during live racing. Fun-filled activities for the entire family will be available throughout the Santa Anita infield, including 200 tons of snow, winter games of chance, snow slides, a 50' x 100' synthetic ice skating rink, pony rides, face painting and much more. WHITE'S TOP 10: PIONEEROF THE NILE STILL NO. 1, FILLY IS UP TO NO. 3
Pioneerof the Nile, who has been ranked No. 1 throughout the year so far on Jon White's weekly Kentucky Derby Top 10 list, charged down the stretch to win the Grade II Robert B. Lewis Stakes in his 3-year-old debut Saturday.
Meanwhile, Eclipse Award winner Stardom Bound, who was No. 7 on White's list last week, has made a big move to No. 3. She won Saturday's Las Virgenes Stakes in her first start of 2009.
"This was Pioneerof the Nile's best race yet, in my opinion," said White, a commentator for HRTV and Santa Anita's simulcast network. "He raced extremely wide into the stretch and generated a strong kick in the final furlong to mow them down. He galloped out quite well, too. "Pioneerof the Nile's stretch kick and strong gallop out are further indications to me that he's going in the right direction while continuing to grow up. Keep in mind that he still has plenty of room for further improvement because he's such a late foal. He was born on May 5, 2006, the day before Barbaro won the Kentucky Derby. And because he's by Empire Maker (the 2003 Belmont Stakes winner) and has such a long stride, I expect to see Pioneerof the Nile become increasingly formidable as the distances get longer.
"I was very impressed by Papa Clem's performance in the Lewis, too. I'd say that he proved that he's one of the better 3-year-olds we have in California. I really like his pedigree in that he's by Smart Strike, the sire of Curlin, out of Grade I winner Miss Houdini, who won the Del Mar Debutante when she was two. Miss Houdini is out of the multiple Grade I winner Magical Maiden." Here is White's latest Kentucky Derby Top 10 list: (1) Pioneerof the Nile, (2) Old Fashioned, (3) Stardom Bound, (4) Friesan Fire, (5) Patena, (6) Capt. Candyman Can, (7) Papa Clem, (8) I Want Revenge, (9) Chocolate Candy, (10) The Pamplemousse.
"As for Stardom Bound, she is, without a doubt, a very special filly," White said. "Winning Colors, of course, was the last filly to win the Kentucky Derby (in 1988). Stardom Bound now has put together a longer winning streak than Winning Colors ever did. The Las Virgenes was Stardom Bound's fourth straight victory. Not only that, she has won four consecutive Grade I races. As great as she was, Winning Colors never won more than three straight races." FREE UMBRELLAS AT SANTA ANITA NEXT MONDAY ON PRESIDENTS' DAY
Free umbrellas will be given to all THOROUGHBREDS members at Santa Anita with general admission while supplies last next Monday, Presidents' Day. Two stakes highlight the racing program, the Grade II San Vicente Stakes for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs, and the Grade II Buena Vista Handicap for older fillies and mares at one mile on turf. First post time is 12:30 p.m. FINISH LINES: Santa Anita Derby and Travers Stakes winner Colonel John is scheduled to work seven furlongs between Thursday's third and fourth races for the $1 million Santa Anita Handicap on March 7. "It will be a little more like a race and he'll probably get more out of it than working him in the morning," trainer Eoin Harty said in explaining his decision . . . Papa Clem, who ran a game second to favored Pioneerof the Nile at 17-1 in the Robert B. Lewis Stakes, is ticketed for the Louisiana Derby on March 14. "(Rafael) Bejarano said he'd ride him back," trainer Gary Stute said. The Louisiana Derby at the Fair Grounds is a Grade II race at 1 1/16 miles . . . Baffert said "all's well" with Pioneerof the Nile Wednesday morning. The son of Empire Maker likely will make his next start in the Grade II San Felipe Stakes on March 14 before the Grade II, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 4. "There's no rush," Baffert said. "He's doing great. All I have to do is keep him happy and healthy. We just need luck now." . . . San Rafael Stakes winner The Pamplemousse, prepping for the Grade III Sham Stakes on Feb. 28, went five furlongs on Pro-Ride in :58.80 "He went very smooth," said regular rider Alex Solis, who was aboard for the drill. "I had him four wide. He was very impressive, really relaxed, and galloped out strong." . . . Bobby Frankel said Brother Keith came out of the Robert B. Lewis Stakes in good shape, but will "probably shorten up" for his next start. Brother Keith set the pace in the 1 1/16-mile Lewis before fading to seventh . . . Bejarano was one win behind leader Garrett Gomez, 39-38, in Santa Anita's ultra-tight jockeys' race through 34 days. Joel Rosario was tied for second with Bejarano. The trainers' race is almost as close, with Mike Mitchell leading Doug O'Neill, 16-15. John Sadler (14), Bob Baffert (12) and Jeff Mullins (10) were in close pursuit . . . Martin Garcia rides at Turf Paradise Saturday, piloting Sensational Love for Neil Drysdale in the $50,000 Sun City Handicap at one mile on turf, and Six Pack Abs for John Sadler in the $100,000 Phoenix Gold Cup at six furlongs, agent Roger Olguin said . . . Friends and family paid their final respects to Eddie Logan Monday and Tuesday at his viewing and funeral, respectively. Santa Anita's icon, who was on hand every opening day since the track opened on Christmas Day, 1934, was buried Tuesday. He died on Jan. 31 at the age of 98. "He was just a good man," said Hall of Fame trainer Richard Mandella, one of Logan's long-time friends . . . Track superintendent Richard Tedesco said Santa Anita has coped admirably with almost four inches of rain so far this meet. "More rain is forecast for Friday and Saturday, but the track has held up well," he said . . . Today's fourth race is named in recognition of actor Burt Reynolds' birthday . . . When Victor Espinoza won Sunday's sixth race on favored Street Royale, it marked his third victory with one second this meet from 15 mounts for trainer Bob Hess Jr. . . . Trainer Gary Sherlock will be Jerry Antonucci's guest at Saturday's Today's Racing Digest seminar, 11 a.m. in the East Paddock Gardens, weather permitting. Monday's guest is Jon Shonk, handicapper for Today's Racing Digest . . . There were 20 participants alive in ShowVivor going into Wednesday's races. -30-


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Aggressive behavior requires evaluationby Dr. Lisa Radosta
Question: I have a Jack Russell, black Lab mix, he's a little guy, 15 pounds fully grown. Ever since he was fixed he has become very aggressive with other dogs and people he isn't familiar with.
I can't even take him on walks because if he sees other dogs, he wants to kill them!
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Answer: Jack Russell terriers often display aggression of this type. It is typically defensive, but it can be frustration related as well.
Often, owners report that their dog is well-behaved and obedient otherwise.
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Senior forward Mike Sislo posts goal and two assists to move past 100 career points for Wildcats
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Providence College men's hockey team was defeated by No. 8/7 New Hampshire, 5-2, Friday night in a Hockey East game played at Schneider Arena. Paul Thompson scored twice and added one assist, while Mike Sislo had one goal and two assists to lead the way for UNH.
After a scoreless first period, UNH (14-5-4, 12-2-2) and Providence (7-11-5, 3-9-4) combined for six goals in the second period as the Wildcats took a 4-2 lead into the third period. Following a Friar power play, Phil DeSimone played a long pass to Thompson who skated in on a breakaway before lifting a wrist shot past PC junior goalie Justin Gates (Cranston, R.I.) at 4:02. The Friars responded 2:57 later when junior Andy Balysky (Randolph, N.H.) netted his fourth goal of the season. Sophomore Chris Rooney (Canton, Mass.) forced a turnover in the UNH end and Balysky was the beneficiary as he rifled a shot from the slot past UNH goalie Matt DiGirolamo to even the score at 1-1.
Thompson gave the Wildcats the lead for good 41 seconds later with his second goal of the night and 20th of the season. Nick Sorkin scored at 11:19 and Sislo added another goal at 18:22 to increase UNH's lead to 4-1. It marked Sislo's 100th career point. With 18 seconds remaining in the period, the Friars cut the lead to 4-2 on a goal by freshman Derek Army (North Kingstown, R.I.). Junior Matt Bergland (Faribault, Minn.) made a rush down the left wing and slid the puck to Army whose shot from the slot found the back of the net. It marked Army's fifth goal of the season.
In the third period, the Friars outshot the Wildcats, 13-7, but could not get any closer as Dalton Speelman added an empty-net goal to seal the win. PC finished with a 37-27 advantage in shots as DiGirolamo had 35 saves. Gates totaled 22 stops for the Friars.
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Vikings sign CB Sheppard
The Vikings found CB help on the eve of the draft, signing ninth-year CB Lito Sheppard, who was cut by the Jets this offseason.
Report: Taylor to sign with Jets
Former Dolphins OLB Jason Taylor will sign a one-year deal with the Jets as early as Wednesday, Taylor's agent, Gary Wichard, told the Miami Herald.
Sanchez on schedule for training-camp return at latest
Mark Sanchez has a talented, but troubled, new target to work with in the recently acquired Santonio Holmes, but the two likely won't be able to get on the field to practice together until training camp.
Jets RB Washington to sign tender
After waiting to see if any other team would present him with an offer sheet, Jets RB Leon Washington will sign his restricted free-agent tender from the Jets Thursday.
Report: Jets QB Clemens signs tender
Jets QB Kellen Clemens, a second-round pick in 2006, signed his original-pick tender, which is worth $1.176 million, Tuesday, according to a Scout.com report.
Steelers reach breaking point with Holmes
Apparently tired of WR Santonio Holmes' off-field problems, the Steelers took drastic action, trading him to the Jets for a fifth-round pick.
Holmes receives four-game suspension
The league confirmed reports that WR Santonio Holmes will be suspended for the first four regular-season games in 2010.
Jets acquire WR Holmes from Steelers
The Jets have acquired WR Santonio Holmes from the Steelers for a fifth-round pick in next week's draft, Jets owner Woody Johnson confirmed Monday, just as the NFL announced a four-game suspension for Holmes.
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The Alabama State football team held its final full practice Thursday at Hornet Stadium in preparation for Saturday's game at Alcorn State.
The Hornets (2-2 overall, 2-1 SWAC) and Braves (1-3, 1-1) will play at 2 p.m. Saturday at Jack Spinks Stadium in Lorman, Miss. The game will be broadcast live on WVAS 90.7 FM.
Heading into the fifth game of the season, head coach Reggie Barlow had glowing words when asked about Thursday's practice.
"This was one of the best Thursday practices we've had," Barlow said. "Good energy, good focus, and guys were committed to what we were looking for. It was good."
The Braves have faced a challenging non-conference schedule, including games against #5-ranked James Madison in the FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) along with Arkansas State of the FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision). Under first-year head coach Jay Hopson, Alcorn State uses as its primary defensive formation a 3-4 alignment, a scheme not primarily used in the Southwestern Athletic Conference.
"It's a bit different, as no teams in the conference do it as their base scheme," Barlow said of the alignment using three defensive linemen and four linebackers as opposed to the more commonly used four D-linemen and three linebackers. "There have been teams that have sprinkled it into their game plan, so we have seen it on occasion. It can pose problems, so the communication on the offensive line has to be good and guys have to understand what we are trying to do upfront. We've worked on it all week, and I feel the guys understand it."
The Hornets' defense has had a good week of practice, looking to improve as the midpoint of the season is near. For the first time in 34 games, the defense failed to generate a turnover last week against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
"They've done a good job running to the ball, and continuing to make strides in terms of understanding the scheme," Barlow said. "We've changed some things in practice, really emphasizing everyone running to the ball. We're used to getting turnovers because everyone is around the ball. When that doesn't happen, we're not getting the turnovers."
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July 31, will once again remind us of Mother Nature and its fury. Three weeks ago, six inches of rain coming in sheets, and making a river down our lane was reminder how fast everything can change.
On July 31 at 7 p.m., there will be a remembrance service at the Flood Memorial site. The service is open to everyone & will be held 1 mile below Drake, Co. or 13 miles west of Kmart in Loveland. We will be awarding four scholarships to the students of the great-great grandparents who lost their lives in the flood.
Pastor Paul Logue, from the Estes Park Baptist Church, will be reading scripture, with Linda (Lee) Marriner speaking on Cedar Cove. Linda lost her father in the flood, (Doc Lee) along with many neighbors. Music by Unco Mango will be enjoyed. There will be refreshments after the service, bring something to share, also a chair if convenient. This is a time to remember the 144 lives lost with five never found. Sadly to say, it was Colorado's worst natural disaster in history.
Our thoughts and prayers are with those who lost family in Colorado's Wild Fires in June also.
Our dear neighbor and friend Fern Huffsmith, who was in the flood and lost her grandson, said "if we hadn't lost Ricky and all the others, it would have just been another flood." That goes with anything, if you don't lose life, it is just a happening.
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On Saturday, June 23, fire chief Scott Dorman continued to prove his ability to lead his firefighters and contain a serious fire before it caused massive destruction. (On Oct. 19, 2009, Dorman made many difficult decisions to keep the Park Center Mall from burning the entire southeast side of downtown Elkhorn Avenue.)
He also demonstrated the successful networking he has done with other fire departments as multiple fire fighting agencies were on scene to help however they could. With the wind and the close vicinity of many propane tanks on the houses in the Woodland Heights Fire, it is incredible that this fire was contained in a seven-hour period. Certainly, the decision, by RMNP supervisory forestry technician Doug Watry, to request the aircraft from the High Park Fire aided in this quick containment, as did the team effort of all involved.
The loss of the 23 homes and two structures is a heartbreak to all concerned and our prayers are with these people. We are grateful all lives were saved as emergency personnel and firefighters quickly evacuated people in the immediate area.
We commend and thank chief Dorman, the volunteer firefighters, the RMNP personnel, the local police department, the Larimer County sheriff's office, and all other emergency personnel for their ongoing and extensive training so that when they are asked to respond, they do so quickly, efficiently and effectively. We also thank the Estes Park Light & Power for their ability to return power to us by midday on Sunday, June 24th, so we could take care of some of the fire victims and our guests who had been evacuated on Saturday.
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It was a wonderful Friday evening in Estes Park. Anne Hillerman and her photographer husband Don Strel were in the middle of their beautiful presentation on the landscapes described in author (and Anne's father) Tony Hillerman's mysteries centered in the Navajo country in the four-corners region of the southwest. The large audience was enthralled by the photography and stories about the author when Don Strel nearly collapsed and became ill while on stage, apparently from dehydration.
The presentation, a benefit for the Estes Valley Library Foundation, was stopped while medical assistance was called. By all reports, Don is doing fine with no further recurrence and Anne has promised they will return for a repeat and complete performance.
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on Nov 22, 2012 at 11:55 am
No mention of the Shot-Spotter system being involved in alerting the police to these shootings. What gives?
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What're the police doing about all of these shootings??? There was a scary spate of gunfire last night, it sounded like it was from an automatic, multiple shots. The is The Taliban & the Ville duking it out. Fine, let them all kill each other, but put them on a deserted island first. I'm wondering how much egg is on the face of the police after their big Taliban raid a few years ago & now...they're baaaaack. Maybe that's why they're not being forthcoming about what's gong on, or is their silence part of some overall strategy? C'mon Chief Davis - inform the public.
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27-10-2011 19:26
I have been reading this thread with interest mainly because my wife was having the same problem.
Now, although the phone had been immersed in water some 6 months prior to the time that the trouble started I rather thought that the behaviour was still seemingly somehow software related.
Fearing that the phone was on its way out, I firstly made a full backup, contacts messages etc.
Issue 1: The backup does not finish cleanly. Software Bug, Nokia please fix.
The disable of the touch screen seems to be triggered when ever she received a phone call that lasted more than a few minutes. It looked like a hardware fault, yes, but I upgraded to the newest software version anyway V06.00 28.03.11 was installed. Seemed to install ok but the touch screen problem persisted.
After a bit of reading I saw that it was possible to do a HOT restore. Key combo (*#7370#),
Not for the feint hearted.
Issue 2: As with the backup this did not finish cleanly so I went for broke after about 3 hours of a white screen and switched the phone off (bye bye phone?), and back on again, it is working fine! No sign of trouble.
Is that symptomatic of a hardware fault? Maybe it is, but if I tried to tell someone that at the place where I worked I would be given short shrift, to say the very least.
Now look at the length of this thread, this is a much loved device, please investigate and tell us specifically what the hardware or software problem is.
Oh yes Issue 3: The restore of the backup does not complete cleanly although it is apparently successful, software bug please fix.
Don't mean to sound self-righteous here but at least Apple tell us when we "aren't holding it right".
28-10-2011 7:07
Hi richy_rich,
Thanks for your information. I also forwarded to the related Nokia C3-01 unit.
I am not able to reproduce the issues here with my own Nokia C3-01 phone,
I believe it is best you visit to the Nokia Care Point in your area.
So you can be sure what it is.
To find your nearest Nokia Care Point, visit http://www.nokia.com/support and select the Repair page.
29-10-2011 10:38
Hi Mahayv,
Thanks for the reply.
As I mentioned, the phone had been water damaged 6 months prior to the touch screen problems starting. My fear that if I take the phone to a support centre I will end up getting a big bill for the service.
There have been further developments in this case. The touch screen problem is constantly reproducible by answering any incoming phone call. The problem does not occur in any other operating mode.
We have purchased a new C3-01 to replace the slightly fault one and all is well for the time being.
I cannot find an address of the nearest Nokia Care Point using the link you provide. Could you post me the address of the nearest Care Point in relation to the City ofZürich,Switzerland? I would be happy to take the phone along providing the inspection would be guaranteed free of charge. It may help your team to source the bug in the hardware or software.
14-11-2011 9:41
Same problems with touch screen, backup and email.
Very disapponting,
14-11-2011 18:14 - edited 14-11-2011 18:15
Hi. Finally I've sent my C3-01 to a Care Point, and they have changed my touchscreen free (after 50 days, but...).
I hope you'll do the same, cause here there are no news. Be lucky.
16-11-2011 21:21
The touchscreen on my Nokia C3-01 also has stopped working.
I have had my phone for 6 months now. At first, during months 4-5, it seemed like a glitch with the touchscreen either not responding to touch or when I would touched the bottom part of the screen, a button on the top part of the screen would be "pressed". This glitch happened occassionly.
But now my touchscreen is completely unresponsive. I cannot unlock my phone to open it and since I took the battery out and turned my phone back on, I can't even enter my PIN to restart the phone. Before I could still receive phone calls because the keypad works, but now I cannot receive or make phone calls.
This phone is horrible. Hopefully my warranty will be honored when I send this thing back.
17-11-2011 9:20
19-11-2011 17:45
24-11-2011 9:28
I have the same problem too. My c3-01 touch pad used to get stuck sometimes but it used to start working fine after sometime. But when i upgraded to latest firmware v7.15 after completing a long call my touch pad stopped working completely. I had submitted the phone to nokia care center now.
I tried the trick to charge the battery and then remove it from phone and replace it again in phone after an hour. It did not made any difference. Simply i am not able to unlock the security lock slider on the first screen of the phone.
Does any one having firmware v7.15 faced this issue? If yes it might point to a bug in firmware v7.15.
01-12-2011 9:48
01-12-2011 14:10
Hi Mahayv
I have had the same problem with the Touch Screen on my C3-01, also the phone was dropped and the screen cracked.
I was planning to get the screen repaired but want confirmation that this recurring touchscreen problem, which has been identified as a hardware problem, has been resolved - so the new screen I buy will not have the same problems.
05-12-2011 6:42
13-12-2011 15:25
When Nokia changed my touchscreen they gave me the phone with the 6.05v. So I think the firmware has not solved the problem.
26-12-2011 11:38 - edited 26-12-2011 11:42
Same problem here, im from romania and i got the phone like 1 month ago, it worked very fine, but 1 week ago, i noticed that the touchscreen stops working, and all i can do is remove the battery and put it back so the touch work again.
The touch problem apears random, sometime works 2 days , and then kaboom , sometime works some hours.
I will go aftes hollydais to the nokia, hope they will fix it.
The phone software version is 7.015.
Merry Chtistmas.
29-12-2011 19:56
Hi mahayv,
I had gifted this mobile to my mother and the touch screen has stopped working in less than 3 months
What is the latest on this ?
Did you hear back from the C3-01 unit?
30-12-2011 3:08
If that is under warranty then dont worry as that will be covered under warranty. If you want more solutions about phones or any technical query then you can refer techarena.in. thank you!!!
03-01-2012 23:10
Same problem here! - had it for few months, and all the errors coming slowly...
- Screen lock problems
- Message conversations is switching messages to other conversations....Confussing!
(any other on that? - let me hear!)
04-01-2012 16:18
Same Problem with my C3-01. This phone was purchased in Mar-2011 and I have already replaced touch screen once in Oct-2011 and the same problem has cropped up again. Looks like this problem is repeating with 4 to 5 months frequency. If this problem persists even after replacing the touch screen, I believe there is something more to this problem with people complaining all around the globe. Now I understand why other brands have overtaken Nokia... I believed in Nokia (this is my fourth instrument from Nokia) and I never ever had iota of thought to purchase other brands. But now I regret. Nokia wake up...
There's something more interesting, I have heard from couple of friends & relatives they have similar problems with "C5" models. Are the touch models from Nokia's stable - **bleep**?
12-01-2012 8:52
First of all I should have checked these kind of forums before I went to the Nokia Care Center when I start facing this touchscreen lock problems.
This might have helped me in negotiating with them for replacement of phone or money considering the number of customers.
Rupees 10 to 15 lakhs worth of cars were recalled by Toyota, immediately after receiving annoying complaints and numerous accident reports from their customers.
When you compare the phone cost of C3-01 versus the worth of cars Toyota recalled, it is not even a peanut.
My request to Nokia is to better announce for a "RECALL" of these inutile model C3-01 from the customers and replace the same with the different model matching the cost or at the customers choice.
Thank God that today I found this forum and it is very helpful to know about the issues faced by the fellow customers.
If Nokia is not interested in come for solution, my next move will be approaching the Consumer Court where we can have a remedy with a compensation.
Thanks for concording the fact that Nokia C3-01 model is a utter failure and announcing for a "RECALL" of your worn-out phone from the consumers.
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Softball starts home schedule against #5 Florida
The Jacksonville University softball team begins a busy week at the JU Softball Complex against No. 5 Florida Wednesday at 6 p.m.
The Dolphins' (3-1) contest Wednesday is one of six games at home this week. Along with Florida, JU is set to host Louisville, Ohio State, Stony Brook and Bethune-Cookman starting Friday for the first of two home tournaments.
"After a good start in Tallahassee this past weekend, we will brush up on some things today and prepare for the Gators tomorrow," JU head coach Ali Higgs said. "We have a tough week ahead of us with some very good competition on the schedule."
JU starts the home slate after posting three wins in the first four games at the Panhandle Invitational in Tallahassee. The Dolphins beat the Lady Wildcats in the 2013 opener and Florida A&M twice before falling to No. 24 Florida State.
Senior Sarah Simon batted .400 (4-10) with two runs, two home runs and four RBI to pace the Dolphins. She had both of her home runs in the 4-1 win against Florida A&M on Feb. 10.
In the circle, freshman Victoria Brown fanned seven batters in seven shutout innings against Bethune-Cookman. Senior Dale Tillman and freshman Cecile Gomez also picked up wins.
The Gators (5-0) started the season with a perfect mark at the Kajikawa Classic in Temple, Az. Kelsey Stewart went 10-for-18 (five extra-base hits) to lead the Gators' offense, while Hannah Rogers struck out 16 batters in 16 innings for two wins at the classic.
"Florida had a great opening weekend with three of its five wins coming from Top 15 ranked West coast teams," Higgs said. "We also have Ohio State, Stony Brook, Bethune Cookman and Louisville at our home tournament this weekend. All four of these teams will test our defense and pitching. I am looking for our offense to continue to have quality at bats and doing a better job of executing the little things to put some more runs up on the board."
On Friday, the Dolphins kick off their first home tournament with Stony Brook at 4:15 p.m. and Ohio State at 6:30 p.m. JU plays Stony Brook again Saturday at 4:15 p.m. before playing Louisville in the nightcap afterwards. They will play Bethune-Cookman Sunday at 1:30 p.m. to close out the tournament.
The Buckeyes and Cardinals each posted a 4-1 mark, respectively, in their first tournament last weekend. The Wildcats went winless in four games at the Panhandle Invitational, while the Seawolves will kick off 2013 in Jacksonville.
In the series records, Florida has won all 10 contests against the Dolphins, including a 7-0 decision in the last trip to Jacksonville in 2011. JU lost a 2-0 decision to Louisville in Miami during the 2009 season. The Dolphins split a pair of games with the Seawolves in 2008, but own an 11-5 record against the Wildcats counting the win on Feb. 9. It will be JU's first matchup against Ohio State.
Fans can follow the action through the live links at JUDolphins.com.