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He is the consummate set and costume designer and is reaping the rewards for playing this double role: Bob Crowley, the London-based, five-time Tony Award winner, will receive the 2009 Robert L. B. Tobin Award For Lifetime Achievement In Theatrical Design at the TDF/Irene Sharaff Awards on March 27 in New York City. "I was thrilled, over the moon about this one," he says.
In terms of designing in multiple disciplines, Crowley notes, "I don't know any other way; that's the way I was trained. It's more a part of the European system than in the US, where they seem separated at birth for the most part." After studying in his native Ireland, where he was born in Cork, and England, including at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, Crowley quickly rolled up his sleeves and got to work. "I began as a scene painter," he says. "I started at the bottom and worked my way up." He made his Broadway debut in 1987 with the scenic and costume design for Les Liaisons Dangereuses, after making his mark in the UK — from The Royal National Theatre to The Royal Shakespeare Company — and has been a presence on the Great White Way ever since.
Crowley may well be considered the scenic "voice" of playwright Tom Stoppard in New York, where his Stoppard productions range from Hapgood and The Invention of Love to the three parts of The Coast Of Utopia (in collaboration with Scott Pask), for which he won one of his Tony Awards. The others are for Aida, Mary Poppins, Carousel, and The History Boys.
"I think you need to take a different approach to Tom Stoppard," says Crowley, who oddly enough has just designed his first Stoppard in London, a revival of Every Good Boy Deserves A Turn, at The National's Olivier Theatre. "He is, of course, an intellectual writer but also has a phenomenal amount of humanity inside him. He is a poet, and I think you need to apply a sensual aesthetic. I love his language, and a poetic and sensuous approach changes the way you hear his words. People are generally too literal about Stoppard, but I don't think you should be."
The Tony-winning The Coast of Utopia was staged by Lincoln Center Theatre in the Vivien Beaumont, a space once considered awkward to design for and where Crowley also designed a stunning production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. "I love the Beaumont," says Crowley, who cut his teeth on such difficult stages at the RSC's theatre in Stratford and the Olivier. "I have no fears at the Beaumont. You have to embrace these spaces. If you love them, they love you back."
How does the "voice" of Stoppard also design big musicals like Mary Poppins? "I've loved Mary Poppins since I saw the film as a child," he says. "It was groundbreaking back in the '60s. I saw it five times in one week, and it was seared on my retinas. I may be a designer because of seeing that film. It certainly opened up doors in my imagination."
One of Crowley's upcoming projects is designing the sets and costumes for Andrew Lloyd Webber's sequel to The Phantom Of The Opera, to be directed by Jack O'Brien, who also directed The Coast of Utopia in New York. Set in Coney Island during its heyday in the early 1900s, ten years after the Phantom's adventures at the Paris opera house, this production gives Crowley the chance to recreate a quintessential landmark of American popular culture. "From the candlelit world of Phantom, the sequel is set in the age of electricity. I want to create a spectacular city of light."


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NICOSIA – Greek coach Nicos Nioplias has his work cut out resurrecting a free-falling Cyprus side after they were trounced 3-0 at home to Finland on Wednesday night.
The defeat at the GSP Stadium capped off yet another disastrous year for the national team and Nioplias has now recorded just two wins (a 3-2 friendly win against Moldova and 1-0 qualifying win against Iceland) in his first 11 games since taking over the Cyprus job from his predecessor Angelos Anastasiades in September last year.
Cyprus were hoping to use the friendly against Finland on Wednesday as useful test ahead of their next qualifier against group leaders Switzerland which takes place on March 23 next year.
But the performance and the defeat instead presented Nioplias with a new headache as Cyprus failed miserably in defence and look short of ideas going forward.
Finland, on the other hand, showed why they are 30 places above as they raced into a routine 2-0 lead. Star striker Teemu Pukki – who plays for Schalke - got the ball rolling on 14 minutes before Perparim Hetemaj of Chievo doubled the lead before the half-hour from the penalty spot.
Nioplias made six changes after the restart including senior debuts to Olympiakos Nicosia forward Pieros Sotiriou and former Cyprus under-21 captain Marios Antoniades but it was not enough to change the scoreline as Finland rubbed salt on Cyprus' wounds with a third goal towards the end from Toni Kolehmainen.


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Grumpy asked me to post an update on how things are going after my bypass surgery, so here goes.
Since I came home from the hospital a week ago today, I have seen a noticeable improvement every day. Thursday, my wife drove me into town for a much needed haircut. Friday we went grocery shopping and I pushed the cart around with no adverse results. The incision pain has been manageable from the beginning, but I experience less pain each day. I'm only using the medication first thing in the morning to help loosen things up and at night to help with getting sleep. I hope to be able to start cardiac rehab this coming week or the next. The weather hasn't been conducive to getting outside and walking, so my muscle tone and pulmonary capacity is still a little diminished. Beyond that, I feel just fine and have not had much trouble sleeping or getting around. I'm anxious for warmer weather, so I can get outside more.
If anyone has any curiousity questions about the procedure, just ask.
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Thanks Don
Glad to have the update. People I know that have had it sound like you, it takes time I guess best wisnes and good luck.
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Good news Don! I certainly am looking forward to warmer weather as well, I had much rather play in the dirt than in the snow. Sounds as if you are doing all the right things, just keep them up and maybe you will be better than new in no time. Pete
Glad to ehar the news Don, I know recovery always seems to take forever.
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Nice to know that you are recuperating nicely. No Heart Pillow? Do you go walking in the malls? That is where they told us to go in Dec 04.. too cold to walk outside especially for a cardiac patient... so I had to walk a klick per day in the mall. Had to start at 30 mins and work my way up to a 15 min klick.. took about 2 weeks. Had to walk holding the pillow against my chest to ensure that the wires didn't break.
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Keep up the good work.. it gets easier every day.. pretty soon it will just be a memory.. a sharp one, but a memory nonetheless...
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No pillow. They gave me a bear. Sir Koff-A-Lot. Same technique, different tool. He does help with the coughing.
Unfortunately, the closest thing we have to an indoor mall is the Walmart. That's why I'm anxious to get the cardiac rehab started.
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Great news Don Thanks for the update. Keep up the great recovery.
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but I can tell you I sure was glad they sent me home with mine. When I had the abdominal surgery 3 months later.. the pillow became my best friend..
I hope you can get walking soon and get into Cardiac Rehab. If they have the track and pool for after the incision heals, you will be well ahead of the races. Em's and my prayers or with you both.. Be well my friend, looking forward to that Brat in September.. (+)
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Glad to hear Don Maybe i ought to get a cub bear.Less costly than the women i've been with. Kevin not to many malls around there
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I have recently been discussing with a colleague the notion of critical analysis of contemporary speculative fiction pieces. This discussion was in two parts: 1. There are few to be found either on the Internet or in print, as most of the pieces about fiction are reviews without much in the way of analysis; and 2. There are not many places that accept such pieces were I to write them (which was the impetus behind the discussion). I find that critical analysis of works can be very useful -- both as a writer and an educator -- because it's constructive to get someone's perspective on a story in an objective way. I also think it is useful to review contemporary pieces, as well as the classics, because it not only highlights authors who are writing now, but it also gives light to our own contemporaries -- people we might admire and wish to emulate.
So my question is this: as a writer would you find it useful to have a site (or a publication) that had such critical analysis essays of works that are recently published? If so would it be more useful -- or perhaps just more interesting -- for the stories behind analyzed to be from professional or semi-professional markets, or both? (Or even, really, from token-paying markets or others).
I ask because I am looking to start a new site for such things, and I'd like to get a feel for my audience. I'd also like to find those who have an interest in writing said essays to have on the site. Right now the thought is still in brainstorming mode, but I would welcome any thoughts, comments, suggestions, et al from those here on the site. As well I would encourage anyone interested to send me a message on here.
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The JU track & field team is back in action with the Georgia Tech Invitational starting Friday in Atlanta.
The Dolphins will use this meet as an opportunity to improve marks as they prep for the NCAA East Preliminary Round on May 24 at North Florida's Hodges Stadium in Jacksonville.
"This is our 'last chance' to improve upon our NCAA East Rankings," JU head coach Ron Grigg said. "It's also a final opportunity to work on technical execution before the NCAA East Preliminary Round. We've looked very sharp in training and the level of competition will provide the desired setting for excellent performances."
Junior Akeela Bravo and senior Laura Phillips will each compete in the discus throw to try and build on their strong A-Sun Outdoor Championship Performances.
Phillips won the discus at the A-Sun Championship with a conference, team and personal best toss of 153'5". Bravo won two of three throwing events at the A-Sun meet to earn Most Outstanding Performer and Most Valuable Field Performer honors.
The Dolphins will send juniors Bienna Freeman and Joane Pierre to compete in the 800-meter. Freeman won the 800-meter at the A-Sun meet in 2:07.63, while Pierre was second in 2:08.51. At the Pepsi Florida Relays April 6, Freeman ran a program-record 2:07.16 which ranks 33rd in the East region standings.
Pierre will also be in the 1,500-meter for the Dolphins after winning the event at the A-Sun Championships in 4:31.41.
Freshmen Shadaey Campbell and Courtney Walker will each represent the Dolphins in the 100-meter. Walker won the 100-meter with a Hodges Stadium record time of 11.57 in the conference meet. Campbell had a time of 12.28 in the event on March 30 at the UNF Invitational.
Freshman Shanique Walker will be in the 100-meter hurdles and triple jump for JU, while senior Stacey Young will also compete in the 100-meter hurdles. Young ran a time of 13.55 to win the event at the A-Sun meet. Walker was fourth (13.91) the hurdles and second in the triple jump (40'1.25").
JU will send junior LaTonya Payne to compete in the 400-meter hurdles. She won the event in 1:00.51 at the A-Sun Championships and ran a 1:00.45 at the Pepsi Florida Relays.
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The search for the second suspect in a Lawrence County home invasion that left a man dead is now in police custody. The Lawrence County Sheriff
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Sheriff Joel Thames says dispatchers received a call from David Maxwell at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday. Maxwell said his dog was barking and it woke him up. When he got up to investigate, he found a man in his kitchen and shot him.
"I heard him, he had a nail bar and he tried to pry the door open," Maxwell said. "I walked to the bedroom door with my shotgun. I just waited and he stuck his head in the door. He came in the door, he turned his headlight around on me and I shot him."
When deputies arrived on the scene, they found Matthew James Javor, 30, of Ruth, dead on Maxwell's back porch.
"After I shot him, he said 'oh god' when he fell out the door," Maxwell said. "I said that's the wrong time now."
Maxwell said he also fired at a second suspect in a light-colored, stepside pick-up truck, but he wasn't sure if he hit him. That suspect was able to get away.
"I shot two loads in the driver side of it, the windows were down that's where I shot at the driver," Maxwell said. "It took him a little while to get out of here so I think I hit him."
The sheriff says Javor has a lengthy criminal history, which includes prison time for burglary. He says the homeowner will not face any charges because he's protected by the castle law.
"They tell me they've been breaking in all over Monticello," Maxwell said. "It's just sad there aren't more people like me, then we wouldn't have that problem."
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Phone Number:
61 03 6257 8881
The Hazards Vineyard provides a tasting experience while overlooking the famous 'Hazards' of the Freycinet Peninsular. It is the new home for the Devil's Corner range. The opening of the vineyard coincides with the release of a new look for the Devil's Corner wines. These premium Tasmanian wines, first developed in 1999, have taken on the breathtaking artwork by local Tasmanian artist Rebecca Birrell, exclusively commissioned for this wine. Her artwork is currently on show at The Hazards Vineyard. The Hazards Vineyard overlooks Moulting Lagoon, a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance. The Ramsar Convention, to which Australia is a signatory, is a global intergovernmental treaty for the conservation of wetlands and their resources. The Moulting Lagoon Nature Reserve supports a large number of waterbirds, particularly black swans and Australian shelducks at key stages of their lifecycles and is a critical late-summer staging area for migratory waterbirds and shorebird species. The largest Tasmanian flock of greenshanks also occurs at the lagoon. Guests can picnic overlooking the vineyard and there are toilets on site.
Rosedale Road,
Bicheno, Tasmania, 7215
Phone Number:
61 03 6375 1221
Fax Number:
61 03 6375 1589
Apsley Gorge Vineyard is near Bicheno, on the east coast, at the entrance to Apsley Gorge. The vineyard has one of the most stunning locations overlooking The Gulch in Bicheno, where the ocean swirls and crashes onto the rocks. The unique micro climate of this north-east facing valley produces distinctive cool climate wines, medal winning chardonnay and pinot. These wines are aged in French oak. Apsley Gorge Vineyard's first vintage was produced in 1993, the winemaker was Andrew Hood who continued to make the wines until 1998. The owner Brian Franklin took over the wine making in 1999. Apsley Gorge Vineyard itself is not open to the public, however wine tastings and sales are available from November until the new vintage starts, which is usually after the Easter holiday break. Here you can indulge in more than wine tasting: we have freshly cooked crayfish and local oysters, freshly baked baguettes and gourmet coffee, all to be enjoyed while looking out across the ocean. We also offer a range of products from our local smokehouse and small goods butcher. Wines are also available by mail order.
Cnr Charles Street and Esplanade,
Triabunna, Tasmania, 7190
Phone Number:
61 03 6257 4772
Fax Number:
61 03 6257 3675
The Triabunna Visitor Information Centre offers tourist services and unique artwork on Tasmania's east coast. Triabunna is 90 minutes north east of Hobart (88 kilometres/55 miles). The Triabunna Visitor Information Centre, located on Spring Bay, overlooks the Tasmanian Seafarers' Memorial Wall, marina and local fishing fleet. Here, you will find information and assistance for local accommodation and touring, as well as Internet access, rest rooms and showers. A feature of the Centre is its collection of tapestry wall hangings. Made by local residents, the tapestries depict the Aboriginal and European history, development and culture of the area – one of Australia's oldest municipalities. Open daily, the Triabunna Visitor Information Centre also offers booking information on ferry services to nearby Maria Island National Park. Originally a colonial penal settlement, Maria Island is now a haven for bushwalkers. Here, you can see historic ruins, sweeping bays, rugged cliffs and mountains, and diverse wildlife including pademelons, Forester kangaroos, Bennetts wallabies and Cape Barren geese.
Maria Island, Tasmania, 7190
Phone Number:
61 03 6257 1420
Fax Number:
61 03 6257 1482
Maria Island National Park is Tasmania's only island Park, six kilometres off the state's east coast and a short ferry ride from Triabunna, 90 minutes north-east of Hobart (88 kilometres). Maria Island National Park has a rich history. Originally inhabited by the indigenous Tyreddeme people, it has also been whaling and sealing post, penal settlement and an Italianate pleasure resort. You can explore the Island on bushwalks including Fossil Cliffs, Painted Cliffs, and the peaks of Mt Maria and Bishop and Clerk. There are no cars here, so mountain biking is also a wonderful way to see the Park. Basic accommodation includes bunk rooms in the Penitentiary at Darlington - a once-thriving settlement that included a vineyard, coffee palace and Grand Hotel. Camping is also available here and at free sites at French's Farm and Encampment Cove. Abundant wildlife includes Cape Barren geese, kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas and wombats. The Island's marine reserves are rich with sea life including seahorses, sea dragons, colourful sponge gardens and jewel anemones. From the cliff tops you may also see dolphins, whales, seals and sea eagles. A National Park Pass is required of your visit. For further information see the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife website.
Holkham Court,
Orford, Tasmania, 7190
Phone Number:
61 03 6257 1630
Fax Number:
61 03 6257 1630
Darlington Vineyard is a producer of fine cool-climate wines on Tasmania's east coast. The vineyard is located at Orford, an hour's drive north of Hobart (81 kilometres / 50 miles). Darlington Vineyard has 1.5 hectares of vines overlooking the historic Darlington settlement on Maria Island. Darlington's range of light, delicate wines includes Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Riesling. You can visit the vineyard each day during the summer months (December to February) and Friday to Monday from late February to late December. Taste wines from the Darlington Range and choose something to add to your own cellar. Tasmania's cool climate sets it apart from the rest of Australia as a prime wine-growing region and the state has over 200 vineyards, producing more than 6,500 tonnes of grapes per year. The Freycinet region is renowned for having the greatest hours of sunlight in Tasmania, and the area's long, sunny autumns create the perfect climate for growing intensely-flavoured Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Gewürtztraminer and Riesling grapes.
35 Burgess Street,
Bicheno, Tasmania, 7215
Phone Number:
61 03 6375 1485
Fax Number:
61 03 6375 1811
Bicheno Motorcycle Museum is a unique museum dedicated motorcycles. There are 70 motorcycles on display at any given time and the display is always changing. We also carry out motorcycle restorations, and sell vintage spare parts and tyres, road and dirt tyres. We also buy and sell vintage and modern motorcycles.
Gray Road,
St Marys, Tasmania, 7215
Phone Number:
61 03 6372 2177
St Marys Sports Centre provides a range of activities at St Marys on Tasmania's east coast. You can choose between lawn bowls, golf, eight-ball and darts. There is a nine-hole golf course open seven days a week to the public. Local community members and visitors can play lawn bowls on the weekends and evenings. The centre is not open full hours daily, although bookings can be arranged for specific activities. There is a bowling rink for lawn bowls, golf clubs can be hired and a catering committee is available. The golf course (par 68) is situated around a football oval, race track and bowls green. The flat and well grassed course provides for easy walking. While you are in the region, plan a short day trip to the Douglas Apsley National Park. Enjoy a range of excellent bushwalks, sweeping coastlines and towering waterfalls. You can order pancakes at the famous Mt Elephant Pancake Barn nearby. Freycinet National Park and the Bay of Fires are also worth a visit for those who enjoy far-stretching pristine beaches. St Marys Sports Centre is a one hour and forty-minute drive east of Launceston (129 kilometres/80 miles).
Swansea, Tasmania, 7190
Phone Number:
61 03 6257 8844
Mayfield Bay Coastal Reserve is a conservation area south of Swansea on Tasmania's east coast. The Reserve is 15 minutes' drive from Swansea (20 kilometres/12 miles) and 90 minutes north east of Hobart (115 kilometres/71 miles). Mayfield Bay's sandy beach and coastal area offers good camping, fishing, swimming, surfing and diving, as well as wonderful views across Great Oyster Bay to Freycinet Peninsula. The reserve has shady trees and toilet facilities but you will need to bring your own drinking water and camping gear. This is a great spot to break your journey along the east coast, unpack a picnic and get out your camera. A little further north from Mayfield Bay you will find convict-built Spiky Bridge. This unusual looking bridge was built in the 1840s by a convict road gang. The bridge was built from local fieldstone with stones placed vertically along the parapet, giving the bridge its spiky appearance. It has been claimed that the spikes were designed to prevent cattle falling over the sides. There are interpretation signs here which give you some good information about the nearby Rocky Hills Probation Outstation convict ruins.
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Traffic and Parking Updates
UPDATE: Monday, Oct. 1
Construction traffic at South Road garage entranceBeginning this week, the one-way road leading to the east entrance of the South Road (new) garage will periodically be used by construction vehicles exiting the ACCES construction site. When this occurs, signage will be placed indicating that construction vehicles will be using the left lane temporarily to exit the construction site. Vehicles entering the new garage should exercise extra caution and be prepared to stay in the right-hand lane when this signage is displayed.New evening traffic patterns for South and First Roads (see map below)
In order to allow construction crews to install utility lines for the new Advanced Center for Clinical Education and Sciences (ACCES), South Road between First and Second Roads will be closed to all traffic between the hours of 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. from Monday, Oct. 1, through Friday, Oct. 12. Please note this time frame is approximate and weather permitting. However, in no instance will the road close before 7 p.m. or be closed after 6 a.m.
During these evening and night time hours, the traffic pattern on First and Second Roads will be reversed. Traffic heading east (toward Lake Avenue) on South Road will be detoured onto First Road to Second Road around the closed section of South Road. Public Safety details will be on site directing traffic. Please see map below.
The following traffic impacts will occur:
South Road will be open and the normal traffic pattern on First Road will resume daily from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Campus map with traffic pattern changes
In support of installing utilities in a trench for heating and cooling for the AECPC, construction crews will shift the traffic patterns on First Road and South Road from 6 pm to 6 am beginning August 27 through approximately October 5.
Around Labor Day, additional reconfigurations of traffic will be necessary as work on the utility trench moves along South Road. Work that requires traffic pattern changes will take place from 6 pm to 6 am, with normal traffic patterns restored by 6 am each day.
Beginning on Monday, July 16, and continuing through Thursday, July 19, both lanes of First Road in front of the LRB will be closed after hours (from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.) to allow construction crews to access underground utilities. When this section of road is closed after hours, detour signage will be in place. The road will be fully accessible from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
UPDATE: Tuesday, April 17
A new phase of construction of the Advanced Education and Clinical Practice Center is scheduled to begin this month. This new phase of work will result in increased activity at the construction site and bring additional construction personnel and vehicles to campus. Please be aware of how this activity will impact the campus community, as detailed below.Crane
A crane for hoisting steel will arrive on campus Thursday, April 19, or Friday, April 20. A Public Safety detail will be on site to direct vehicle and pedestrian traffic as the crane is routed from Plantation Street down South Road to the construction site.SteelSteel erection is scheduled to begin on Monday, April 23. Over the following two months, deliveries of steel will be made several times a week. To minimize the impact on traffic, deliveries are scheduled to occur between 6 and 8 a.m. and Public Safety details will be on hand when needed.South Road GarageBecause of the close proximity of the new building to the garage, the area closest to where steel is being erected on the rooftop ( Level 5 ) of the garage will be cordoned off to ensure the safety of pedestrians and vehicles. Consequently, approximately 50 unreserved parking spaces will be taken out of service beginning Monday, April 23. (There continues to be ample parking in other unreserved areas, particularly the Pine Tree Lot.) To further ensure pedestrian safety, covered walkways adjacent to the work areas will be constructed.
UPDATE: Monday, Dec. 4, 2006 Traffic
Once construction begins and for the duration of the project, the west entrance (closest to Plantation Street) of the South Road Garage will be closed. All vehicles will enter the garage through the east entrance (closest to Lake Avenue) ONLY and exit the garage onto South Road ONLY.Parking-South Road Garage
Valet Parking will move to the first floor of the new garage; the second floor will remain visitor/patient parking and the third floor, which currently includes some employee/student parking, will become all visitor/patient parking; floors 4 and 5 will continue to be designated unreserved employee/student parking.
New signage clearly marking changes to valet parking will be installed the weekend prior to Monday, Dec. 4, and additional public safety personnel will be on site to ensure pedestrian and vehicle traffic safety.
While there is ample unreserved employee/student parking on campus to accommodate all vehicles with unreserved tags, this new configuration of spaces may require a few days of adjustment and patience. If you normally park in the South Road Garage, you may want to allow yourself a few extra minutes in the morning the week of Dec. 4–8 to become familiar with the new traffic patterns.
Your continued cooperation and patience are appreciated. Any questions regarding parking may be directed to the Parking Office at 508-856-5631 or sent via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com .


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Amber Bistro
- Address:
500 Hartz Ave.
Danville, CA 94526Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
CalifornianPrice: $30 and under
Amber Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.amberbistro.com/
- Phone: 9255525238x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday 11:30am 2:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Friday and Saturday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday 5:00 -8:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Californian
- Executive Chef: Geraldo Gomez
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Call for more information about catering.
- Private Party Facilities: Amber is available for buyouts of the entire restaurant.
- Private Party Contact: Eric Janssen 9255525238x
- Special Events: Amber Bistro hosts Gorgeous Events and Holiday Celebrations!
Amber Bistro has gained a reputation over the years for making beautiful holiday memories; it is simply the perfect place to celebrate. Special menus available for New Years Eve, Mother's Day, Easter and more!
A word from Amber Bistro
Amber Bistro combines California and Southeast Asian sensibilities to create an eclectic blend of fresh and exciting flavors. Earthy hues, dark wood, warm lighting and a wall of windows create a relaxed and inviting backdrop for your meal. Amber's contemporary black granite bar and hanging modern art add metropolitan chic to the room. The result is a sleekly casual and sophisticated look. For city quality dining in Danville, locals head to this intimate neighborhood bistro where they are assured of impeccable and knowledgeable service. Amber seats 70, has a full bar and offers complementary valet parking Tuesday through Saturday during dinner hours.Continued
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Amber Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
74 reviews since May 4, 2014
- Food4Service4.3
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (43)great for outdoor dining (29)fit for foodies (27)great for lunch (25)special occasion (16)good for groups (15)romantic (11)vibrant bar scene (9)notable wine list (8)kid-friendly (7)great for brunch (7)hot spot (3)scenic view (2)late-night find (1)Show More
- Great as usualiamfinickyVIPDined on 8/27/2014Amber Bistro is one of our go-to restaurants in Danville so the food and service was great as always. We went on a Wednesday night so the noise level was lower than usual which made for a relaxing meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/16/2014Excellent dinner. We've eaten here several times and enjoy it every time.Special Features:
- SupermanDined on 8/16/2014Not great. We ordered the steak which was overcooked that was under spinach with no seasoning and French fries. It was something I could have cooked at home. The service was not great either. We had our appetizer before the wine came. Not much of a bistro.
- better service better fooddisappointedVIPDined on 8/15/2014new menu items are very tasty, service seems to be getting better!
- NancyDined on 8/14/2014Have dined at Amber Bistro many times and never disappointed.Special Features:
- sharonDined on 7/25/2014Organic salad was terrible. The duck entree was pretty good after I send it back to be fully cooked.Special Features:
- bistro delightmangezbien3VIPDined on 7/25/2014Hsad a great time and enjoyed the food and atmosphere. The wine was very good except a bit pricey for a quarter glass.Special Features:
- Great MealJeffHalbeDined on 7/24/2014My wife and I always have a great meal at reasonable prices for such a nice restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/19/2014have spent many return visits to this restaurant, one's dinning experience is generally good, however, not consistent staff is excellent, happy hour is hot spotSpecial Features:
- Good lunch atmosphere and menuRenaDined on 7/15/2014I have eaten here several times for lunch. Nice atmosphere (except there are always bees out side) but they have nice choices for lunch and the prices are reasonable. Great, attentive serviceI would recommend this to a friend.
- No spark in the saladsHammersVIPDined on 7/3/2014My friend and I ordered the Chinese chicken salad. The chicken was freshly cooked and the lettuce crisp, but it was bland. When I added a little extra dressing, it was better, but aside from the fried wonton strips, there was nothing else added to the chicken and lettuce. The banana bread pudding with salted caramel gelato was extraordinarily good.Special Features:
- Drinks & NibblesKiwiGirl2014Dined on 7/2/2014I found Amber Bistro to be quite good with their service, lovely surroundings, innovative menu offerings, but could stand a broader wine offering. When you can't find a white Zin these days, they are lacking some basics. Would go again and meet friends there. Disappointing pork salad- overcooked and very tough.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SweettoothDined on 6/26/2014Service was great! I cannot complain. The food is okay but can be improved. I wish to see more Asian fusion though. My request was very well given attention too and waiter did. Attend to all details! I will recommend this place.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/20/2014Too many kids on a Friday night ~ we were hoping for more of an adult night out. The couple next to us had a baby that screamed the entire dinner ~ was very distracting making it hard to focus on our dinner. I hadn't been there in years and it was way more casual than I had remembered.Special Features:
- Good Food, Small PortionsmamabearDined on 6/15/2014I took my husband here for Father's Day Brunch, and while the food was quite good, the portions were rather small, especially the brioche French Toast which he ordered (three small pieces). We split the Eggs Monterery (2 eggs benedict over tasty crab crakes) along with the French Toast; it should have been enough food between us, but I could tell he wasn't full and I could have had a few more bites myself, which never happens! Service was a little slow, surprising as they weren't that busy. Their outdoor patio tables are dog friendly, and on a nice day it would be a lovely option.Special Features:
- Comprehensive dining experienceVinoRossoDined on 6/15/2014Menu, food, cocktails and wine never disappoint and never stagnant, i.e, the menu changes according to popular dishes, season, produce, etc. Dining ambience excellent whether indoor or patio as is the service. A definite destination for casual or fancy attire and events. Appreciate the service delivery system at Amber. No attitude or "doing a favor" to customers. After you say "Thank you" to the food server or bartender, they respond with "You're welcome" or "My pleasure" and NOT "No problem" (as experienced in many eateries here in Danville and Blackhawk). Always a pleasurable experience.Special Features:
- Very Good Food, In/Out DiningTheStarLadyVIPDined on 6/14/2014Amber Bistro is nestled on the same sweet side street as Bridges.The cuisine is a creative mélange of East meets West. Portions are substantial, prices competitive, and the service is excellent. Four of us shared two appetizer small plates of shrimp potstickers and duck spring rolls. Both were delicious with a homemade tenderness. Depending on what you order, two small plates may be enough for a full meal. The tuna tartare was fresh and large, but a bit overpowered with tomatoes. Duck breast, halibut, and chicken were all perfectly prepared and presented. The flourless warm chocolate cake with fresh whipped cream was a big hit. This is a very excellent local gem and it's nice to have the option of sitting outside.Special Features:
- Tinker Tailor Soldier SpyTinkerTailorSoldierSpyDined on 6/14/2014Good Food, atmosphere, and service. Great place for dinner with friends or an intimate dinner with your spouse.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TheNiDined on 6/14/2014Great experience. Exactly what I reserved. Service was attentive without being intrusive or rushed. Balance menu...something for everyone. focuses on fresh local ingredients.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodPeteVIPDined on 6/13/2014Busy area with Bridges and other places but free valet is the way to go. Prawn pot stickers were delicious as was the Caesar salad. Duck was delicious and deserts were a great way to finish. Outdoor seating looks great if you can get a seat. Wait staff attentive and helpful. Great time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sadly in declineTommyboyDined on 6/12/2014This has been our go to Restaurant for some time. I am wondering if the ownership/ management or chef has changed. The food was not prepared well at all. Even our favorite coconut salmon appetizer was overdone. We will not be returningSpecial Features:
- shigyDined on 6/7/2014Food was great! The service was wonderful. Will come back again.Special Features:
- Lack of Veg Options FrustratingKtDansrVIPDined on 6/6/2014We eat here often, but since switching to a vegan diet, I feel shut out. I keep forgetting to specify "no animal products" on my salad, which is the only option I can eat here. I expected to complete our meal in an hour as we like to walk down the street to our favorite dance studio after dinner. My husbands's main course never did show up; after 90 minutes we high-tailed it out of there. Next time we visit we'll need to allow closer to 2 hours to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - Noisy outsideLisaKDined on 6/4/2014We had a great lunch. The Thai Salmon is always terrific. We sat outside and the delivery trucks are really noisy. It was hard to hear the conversation over the noise of the trucks. I suggest eating inside.Special Features:
- disappointing services marks AmberdisappointedVIPDined on 6/4/2014Once again the service here was less than acceptable. The waitstaff is either not trained properly or just doesn't care. The manager (or owner?) walking the floor seems to care but clearly can't service every table. Disappointing to be sure as the location is choice and the food is mostly good.
- Local GemDanvilleresi10Dined on 5/23/2014I took my wife, mother in law, 2 year old and newborn to Amber Bistro on a Friday night and we had an outstanding dining experience. We sat outside , enjoyed the weather , the friendly people, and even were able to piggyback listening to the live music coming from Bridges restaurant. The staff was very accommodating to my young kids and the happy hour menu was awesome. I recommend this place to any and all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mom had a good time680dinerDined on 5/11/2014Good food with a fixed price that was way too much for a brunch. Supply and demand, I guess. On other days, good value options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mother's Day BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 5/11/2014We have been to Amber on many occasions and have always had a great experience until this visit. The Eggs Benedict was great, but the Crab Cakes served with Eggs Monterey was overcooked. The Strawberry shortcake was very dry, to the point we ate the berries and left the shortcake on our plates to be discarded. I'll give Amber another try, but will not do so on Mother's Day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 581 reviews are from the Amber Bistro reviews archive.
- quaint n quietverynice2u2allDined on 4/13/2014i took my daughter son n law n grandson the sunday after my daughters 30th bday. It was a lil quiet but as others stated arriving we were given grey food and excellent service.. the only reason i didn't give them 5 stars is the portions were on the small side and the chicken dis i originally ored they were out of. I did order something else that was delicious but i still was a bit disappointed it wasn't available.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amber can do betterLuv2eatVIPDined on 4/5/2014I have been to Amber many times and have always been impressed. We started with the duck spring rolls - always outstanding as they were this time. I had the asparagus soup, which was excellent. Others had salads - which were very good. I had the lamb, which was warm, bland and tough - very disappointing. The filet and the salmon were well received by others at the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HorrendoussherrybrryDined on 4/3/2014Brioche hamburger bun was hard from microwaving. Caesar salad was yellow, warm and tasteless. Waitress was surly and rude when I told her, and yet she brought me another that was EXACTLY the same. Bizarre. Hamburger was nothing more than mediocre.
- Great FoodPleasedAgainDined on 3/24/2014Went on a Monday and were one of two parties. However the food was great (I had the steak and wife had the salmon). The service was pleasant and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friends night outThomasDined on 3/20/2014We were 3 couples who hadn't seen each other for a while. Dinner was great and we had a chance to visit. Service was good. Been there several times and always enjoyed the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This was our second visitPorsche911Dined on 3/14/2014This was our second visit to Amber. The first experience was out standing, this one disappointing. Last visit the food was perfect temperature and very tasty. This time my rack of lamb was over cooked and served cold. My wife had the same Mahi dish she had on our last visit. She was so impressed the first time and this time the Mahi was over cooked and lacked any taste. Service last time included sorbet between first and second course and this time none. The manager had stopped by on our last visit to check on our experience, this time not. The restaurant was no more full this trip then last visit. Overall a big disappointment. We will try another local restaurant next trip downtown.Special Features:
- Food was good. Service wasCaymanmama43VIPDined on 3/12/2014Food was good. Service was a little spotty when the lunch crowd grew. It is a good local place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for a kid-free date night!MiniwiffleDined on 3/1/2014My husband and I were looking for a new place on a date night, and we couldn't have been happier to have found Amber Bistro! Great cocktails, amazing food, and quite romantic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent food; lots of noise.WineauxVIPDined on 2/28/2014The dishes were well-prepared, but not terribly inspired. Service was superb, but it was so noisy I could barely hear my dinner guests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner for 8BurtDined on 2/22/2014We had a little delay in our table being ready due to other customers not leaving and the staff took very good care of us and provided free appetizers due to the delay without us asking. It was very positive experience and we all had a good time. BSpecial Features:
- Late but greatKenADined on 2/22/2014We waited nearly an hour for our reserved table. However the manager was very accommodating and comped us appetizers while we waited. He also gave my wife an extra pour on her favorite wine. The food and service was excellent. Will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad Service, Management didn't caredisappointedVIPDined on 2/22/2014Really disappointed in the exceptionally poor service early on a Saturday night. The waiter was incredible slow and non communicative. It took almost an hour to get our mains and when I sought out the manager to report this his comment was "yeah I noticed that". Really???


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The compromise to avoid the so-called Fiscal Cliff included an extension of the 2008 Farm Bill.
The Farm Bill was a big topic this summer, especially after the Senate passed a version of the bill but its proposal was never approved by the House. Instead, the 2008 bill was extended through September which ultimately pushed back reform.
The Farm Bill isn't just a concern for farmers. About 80 percent of the bill funds the "Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program," better known as SNAP or food stamps.
Even though SNAP has been extended under Sunday's vote to revive the 2008 Farm Bill, members of the House and Senate are still at odds to slash the food stamps program when it comes back up for a vote in September of 2013.
While some organizations are breathing a sigh of relief because they'll have another year of funding and support through the Farm Bill, they're cautious because they know it'll be re-evaluated in just a few months as legislators work out the details for a new Farm Bill for 2013.
The Northeast Iowa Food Bank is one of those organizations with cautious optimism; it understands the worst might be yet to come.
Barbara Prather is the Executive Director for the Northeast Iowa Food Bank. She said 57 percent of their clients are on SNAP or food stamps.
"Because of the extension, people will still get to keep their food stamps which means hopefully our numbers will stay about the same and they won't go up," said Prather.
Prather said she's concerned if significant cuts were to be made in the 2013 Farm Bill, more people would struggle to provide food for their families.
"There's always a concern when it comes to cuts especially when the economy is as unstable as it is," she said.
Prather said their pantry helps 1,200 families every month.
"In 2011, it was 500 families every month, so our numbers aren't going down," she said.
The same is true nationwide.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 46,609,075 people benefited from SNAP in fiscal year 2012. In 2011, that number was 44,708,726.
"Hopefully there won't be anymore cuts and we'll be able to continue serving people with the food that they need," said Prather.
According to Senator Charles Grassley's spokesperson, Beth Levine, everything from the 2008 Farm Bill except the "SURE" program was extended.
Levine said the "SURE" program was used to fund livestock disaster assistance for farmers.


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The last time Carlos Beltrán signed a baseball contract, it was a WHOPPER: seven years and $119 million, courtesy of the New York Metropolitan Baseball Club.
Beltrán was coming off a brilliant 2004 season with the Royals and Astros, capped by perhaps the brilliantest postseason run in postseasonest history: eight home runs in 12 games.
Beltrán was 27 that season, and exceptionally healthy. He's never been 27 again, he's rarely been so healthy. Beltrán played in 159 regular-season games in 2004; since then he's averaged only 126 games per season.
To his (and the Mets') credit, when Beltrán's played he's played well; his 129 OPS+ over the lifetime of that contract -- now expired, of course -- compares perfectly well enough with his 132 OPS+ in 2004. Beltrán's hitting talent has actually aged quite well; unsurprisingly, his speed and his defense and his durability are another story.
Which is why Carlos Beltrán's not going to get another seven years and $119 million this time around.
Here's something you might not have noticed, though ... Beltrán's OPS+ in 2011 was the best of his career.
Sure, he probably won't duplicate his 152 OPS+ in 2012. But the evidence suggests that Beltrán remains an excellent hitter. Excellent enough to play right field, left field, even first base if he's not afraid of baseball rockets.
How many teams couldn't use a guy like that? Well, most of the poor teams couldn't afford him. But nearly every team with a decent-sized payroll and postseason aspirations has room for a guy who can play right field or first base or first base or DH and hit like an MVP candidate. Even if it's for only 130-140 games.
So many teams that it's impossible to choose just three or four. But I will guess that Beltrán signs a deal for three or four seasons for something like $15 million per season.


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on Sep 10, 2013 at 7:10 pm
It was a PT Cruiser, not PC Cruiser. Here is the press release from the police:
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So we start in about 7 minutes, right?
Jen, it looks like you have to do the alt+3 to make hearts nowadays…
You can watch it here for free… but there are chinese characters floating around… YOU CAN watch tho…. and its good quality video…
hxxp://www.watch-movies.net/movies/the_princess_bride/ Just replace the 2 xx's in hxxp with t's…
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MORIAH — Moriah and Port Henry are going after property owners who rent substandard housing to low-income tenants.
Supervisor Thomas Scozzafava (R-Moriah) said the Town of Moriah and Village of Port Henry are now enforcing local laws requiring a certificate of occupancy when a new tenant moves into a home.
Inspections of the dwellings will be made by the municipal codes officer before a certificate is issued, he said.
The issue has been that some absentee landlords are renting out apartments in poor condition, often to clients of the Essex County Department of Social Services.
Scozzafava put Social Services Commissioner John O'Neill on notice Monday that if his agency is paying the rent for a client, it must follow the local law.
O'Neill has said that in cases where someone is eligible for housing assistance, Social Services pays the rent directly to the landlord — but the agency can't tell the client where to live or what apartment to rent.
"Have the caseworker ask or contact the landlord," Scozzafava said. "Ask 'do you have a certificate of occupancy?' If not, they shouldn't be renting it."
The request was made at the County Board of Supervisors Human Services Committee session, and O'Neill said he would pass the information on to his staff.
"As long as it doesn't violate our regulations, we'll do it," O'Neill said after the meeting. "If it's town-wide we'll try to do it."
Scozzafava had previously asked Social Services to inspect apartments before clients move in, but O'Neill said they don't have enough authority or manpower to do that.
Most of the problems are in apartment buildings in Moriah's Witherbee and Mineville hamlets, but Scozzafava said the local laws apply to the entire town and village, not just one area.


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"My son just announced that he's getting married. But I can't share the joy of this moment with my husband, Greg," said Diane, 39, who runs a home-based stationery business. "We go through the motions of being this happy couple, but our marriage hasn't felt loving or intimate since his affair five years ago -- or maybe for years before that."
"Greg was literally the boy next door. I'd had a crush on him since I was 13. He didn't pay any attention to me, though, until I was about 16, when he came home from college one weekend. We started dating and quickly fell in love.
"Actually, love was something of a foreign notion to me back then because I came from such a troubled home. My mother was an alcoholic and was abusive to my father. They divorced when I was 12; my younger brothers and I lived with my mother. Some days, after long nights out drinking, she wouldn't get out of bed. I remember being very worried that I'd have to take care of my brothers.
"Because I grew up in such a dysfunctional family, my dream was simple: I wanted to get married, have children, and be happy. Even though I took classes at the local community college, I never liked school much. So when Greg asked me to marry him after his college graduation, I was more than happy to quit school and focus on him. He had landed a good entry-level job at an insurance company. We rented an apartment in our old neighborhood and, soon after our first anniversary, our son Scott was born. Peter came along 14 months later. Life was good: Greg enjoyed his work and was getting regular promotions; I had started my stationery business and was loving it. By the time Greg walked in the door each night, I'd have dinner on the table. We were happy, and to me it felt too good to be true. Maybe it was.Parenting Disagreements
"Looking back, I think we started to have our first real fights about seven or eight years ago, when our son Peter was in junior high. Peter fell in with a bad crowd and started getting in trouble: skipping school, drinking, and smoking pot. Once we caught him sneaking out the bedroom window when we thought he was asleep.
"Peter's rebelliousness pushed all of our buttons. I'm fairly strict, but Greg is like a Marine drill sergeant. We argued constantly about how to set limits and mete out punishment. For instance, when I found pot in Peter's room, I confronted him. Peter swore it was the first time he'd ever used drugs and that he'd stop. I felt I had to give him the benefit of the doubt, but Greg thought I was completely mishandling him. 'You're afraid of your own child,' he used to tell me. 'You're walking on eggshells with him!' Well, maybe I was, but I didn't have a clue what else to do. I was so absorbed with him, so worried about getting him back on track, I didn't realize how much our disagreements about how to parent our son were driving a wedge between Greg and me. Our communication was strained. We only bickered, never talked. By the time Peter was a high school sophomore, he had thankfully straightened himself out. But our marriage was a mess.


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Plans to extend jobs privatisation deal by 5 years
2:56pm Tuesday 25th February 2014 in News Exclusive By Tom Edwards, Political Reporter
A CONTROVERSIAL deal to privatise more than 100 council jobs in Worcestershire is going to be extended.
Worcester City Council is on the verge of signing up to a fiveyear extension with a private company to run the revenues and benefits joint service.
Under the deal, the contract with Civica will now run until 2023 rather than 2018, with the firm saying they will safeguard all the current jobs and take on extra ones by bringing in extra work from third parties.
The service operates for councils in Worcester, Wychavon and Malvern, and is based at the civic centre in Pershore.
The private takeover launched back in October after the three councils said around 40 of the 101 jobs would face the axe by 2017 unless an outside operator could be found.
The scheme has been hailed as a major success and the extension will go before councillors in the summer.
Under the new ownership, the councils are saving £1 million by 2018 and Civica says an additional £750,000 will then be saved from 2018 until 2023.
A report on the move says 15 extra jobs have already been created since October, taking staffing to 116, and there is a "strong pipeline of further work" which is actively being pursued.
The staff handle queries from residents across south Worcestershire on benefit related problems.
It also says that by reducing backlogs of queries from the public, the centre will have 27 per cent spare capacity by August, and Civica is looking at securing long-term deals with other third parties for new work.
The five year extension is now expected to be finalised in June or July, with Civica saying staffing will continue to grow.
Councillor Richard Boorn, the city council's cabinet member for finance, said the scheme had performed well since it got underway.
"I'm very pleased. I have seen the performance figures and there's been improvements in every area," he said.
And he said further deals could not be ruled out.
"Civica is going out to get more work. They are creating jobs.
This is a good deal all round," he added.
"If we could produce more deals like this, then all the better."
Part of the reason why the service was in danger of major cuts was because the Department for Work and Pensions has taken over housing benefit administration.
Prior to 2007, all three south Worcestershire district councils ran their own revenues and benefits services, before bringing it together as a shared department.
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Here we are, at the almost-end-of-February – it's a short month, after all. I hope those of you with kids at home are surviving the week, maybe taking the time to read a little more, relax at home and not run around to all the activities we seem to have during a normal school/work week. Or maybe you're frantically trying to keep the kids busy while you figure out how to fit in your own work around them.
Either way, you may need a break yourself. And I'm thinking the best way to do that is to get yourself a facial. Really, by this time of the winter, our skin is dried out and looking a little rough; there's nothing like a facial to get rid of the dead skin and make you feel all relaxed and renewed.
I have to confess, unlike my recent hot chocolate venture, I haven't had a chance to try the different places that offer facials. Alas, there's just no budget for that kind of indulgence. But I can at least tell you where to find this little slice of pampering, and you can try them yourself and report back.
Basically, I found two places here in town that offer facials. The first is The Mane Escape, over at 37 Thoreau Street. This is a full-service salon, offering hair cuts and color, body treatments, and mani-pedis. It's pretty conveniently located, with parking both on the street and behind the building. Their "signature facial" is $92 for 60 minutes, but they have a variety of facials depending on your skin care needs. Plus check out their home page: they have a $20 off coupon at the bottom, making that facial even more enticing.
The other place I found is 1 on 1 Self Indulgence, which is tucked back behind the Post Office in West Concord, at 50 Beharrell Street. The warehouse it's in may not look like much, but once you walk inside, you will feel like you've found a little oasis of calm. They offer a wide variety of spa services, from everyday to exotic, as well as a private fitness studio with personal trainers, in case you want to tone up before getting that facial. Their signature facial is $125, but they do offer two other facials for less, and the soothing sounds of flowing water and twittering birds make it all the more relaxing.
If you do check out either of these, leave a comment and let us know how you liked it.
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Action in Central Wisconsin for multi-species is really turning on. Anglers are having a lot of fun catching walleyes, crappies, bass and pike. In addition to the previously mentioned species action has been very good for bluegills and catfish. All in all the bite has been extremely good.
Most of the anglers are targeting panfish right now which are the bread and butter of many outdoorsmen and women. Panfish are readily abundant and relatively easy to catch. Crappies and bluegills are entering their spawning season right now and can be targeted on their shallow beds.
Most panfish beds are located in water less than three feet deep. Catching panfish at this time of the year as is simple as running a small Aberdeen hook suspended below a bobber and rigging it with either a worm or a small minnow and tossing it up towards the beds. Wait for the bobber to go down and set the hook. People young and old will all enjoy this consistent action on the water!
The walleyes have returned to their normal summer haunts and can be targeted by long line trolling or over the vast flats in the area lakes and in the river channel, you can also target them by working selected structure with jigs or crank baits. The key to finding the walleyes now is to cover water and move until you locate the fish that you want to catch.
Action for bass has picked up dramatically now that the water temperatures have warmed up. We are now seeing water temperatures in the low to mid 50 degree range, and that has really provoked a feeding binge. Most of the action has been by tossing jigs tipped with plastics into shallow cover and rocks, but a few really aggressive fish have already started taking top water baits like Chug Bugs and poppers.
The catfish bite has been pretty good and although we have not seen any super tankers yet, we are catching some nice fish up to 30 inches long. Most of the action is coming while we are working very deep areas of the river with heavy jigs tipped with fathead minnows. Even though these fish are only averaging 18 to 24 inches long, let me tell you it s a battle you wont soon forget. These are very strong fish that absolutely don't want to give up!
The northern Wisconsin musky fishing season opens up this week north of Highway 10 so anglers looking to target them should get their gear ready for what looks to be another outstanding season. Early season locations to target muskies are shallow weeds and shoreline areas with abundant sun and or sun and rocks as these areas will warm up the fastest, and create likely locations for muskies to hold early in the season. Typical early season baits are small buck tails, twitch baits and undersized plastics.
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Passing a farm bill is on the minds of most in the agriculture industry - and the National Cattlemen's Beef Association says the farm bill is high on its list of priorities. NCBA President-Elect Scott George says the association will work vigilantly to pass a farm bill. With budget issues - George says it has been a difficult environment for writing a farm bill. NCBA finds the conservation and research titles to be most important for cattlemen and women. NCBA Vice President of Government Affairs Colin Woodall says another priority is reauthorizing the Animal Drug User Fee Act - which authorizes FDA to collect fees for certain animal drug applications - allowing new drugs to enter the marketplace for cattle producers. ADUFA's reauthorization is needed by the end of September - Woodall says - and will garner attention from animal activists who want to end antibiotic and drug use in cattle. Woodall says NCBA will lead the effort to educate Congressional leaders about antibiotic use. He also says NCBA will focus on immigration and border security - requesting a year-round guest worker program since the cattle industry isn't limited to seasons. The immigration reform proposal from a bipartisan group of senators last month is a step in the right direction - Woodall says - but the framework needs more specifics regarding agriculture.
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