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Lexington Brass
- Address:
517 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10017Neighborhood:
Midtown East
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Lexington Brass
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://emmgrp.com/restaurants/lexington-brass/
- Phone: 2123925976x
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday through Friday 7:00AM to 11:30AM
Lunch: Monday through Friday 11:30AM to 3:00PM
Bar Menu: 3:00PM to 5:00PM
Dinner: Monday through Sunday 5:00PM to 11:00PM
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday 7:00AM to 3:00PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Chris Leahy
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Special Events: For special events please call 212-392-5976
Getting there
- Cross Street: 48th Street
- Public Transit: Subway:;
E, M or 6 at 53rd Street Station, walk south on Lexington Avenue to 48th Street.;
F at Rockefeller Center, walk east on 48th Street to Lexington Avenue.
- Parking: No
- Parking Details: 48th Street Between 1st & 2nd Avenue, Located on the south side of the street.
A word from Lexington Brass
Manhattan sophistication meets comfort at Lexington Brass, a 110-seat neighborhood eatery located on the ground level of the luxury Hersha Group hotel, Hyatt 48Lex. A fresh, locally sourced menu by Executive Chef Chris Leahy features traditional American cuisine, while the social setting, sensible prices and gracious service foster a sense of familiarity among patrons, making Lexington Brass both a Midtown destination and a neighborhood staple.Continued
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Lexington Brass reviews from OpenTable diners
160 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.6
- Ambiance3.5Noise LevelModerate
great for lunch (68)great for brunch (61)good for groups (32)fit for foodies (30)vibrant bar scene (28)neighborhood gem (26)late-night find (15)hot spot (14)kid-friendly (10)notable wine list (10)special occasion (9)romantic (8)scenic view (7)great for outdoor dining (2)Show More
- Very Nice SurpriseNaniDined on 8/30/2014This restaurant in midtown Manhattan offers an excellent choice for weekends brunch. We had the chef's tasting menu which came with a bottle of good Cava. The four options were excellent and we also ordered a side of pancakes and they were delicious. The service was outstanding. We were sat down right away as soon as we walked in the restaurant, so reservations do work. Our waitress was excellent and super friendly. Will definitely come back to this place next time I am in NYC.Special Features:
- Best Brunch Deal in NYCbigeasyfoodieDined on 8/30/2014We always have brunch here when we visit NYC. It's the best deal in town - - $55 for a 4 course meal for 2 with a bottle of Champagne and 2 mixers (OJ and apple/peach puree). The atmosphere is nice, the service is friendly and the food is delicious - we will be back in December!Special Features:
- I didn't like it this timeconomDined on 8/25/2014My food was not fresh - I was shocked. I always ordered shrimp with couscous but this time something was little odd and off. I barely pretended not to scare the people I brought in with me.Special Features:
- luv2eatoutluv2eatoutDined on 8/24/2014This was a very nice recommendation for Sunday brunch. Glad we made reservations, because it was packed. The only complaint is that the tables are a little close together so that the chairs we sat in bump the chairs of the people behind us. Luckily both of us were thin! Food was creative and good.Special Features:
- Always a solid breakfastOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/22/2014I come here about once a month/ every other month for breakfast meetings in midtown. The wait staff is friendly and courteous. The menu is simple and has all the breakfast essentials. I always have a great experience.Special Features:
- Good food, near Grand CentralrdogVIPDined on 8/19/2014This restaurant is convenient to Grand Central and does offer some unique options. Not too many healthy choices outside of a salad, but a nice convenient location.Special Features:
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/14/2014We had a great experience. It was fun and very affordable. The service was very great and made everything feel like it was no problem at all. Would recommend any chance I get! Keep up the good work!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well run and fun!BackinNYDined on 8/14/2014Outstandingly warm professional staff still manages to allow a fun relaxed casual vibe. Tuna tartare starter great. Kale pappardelle. Excellent cheese course. I'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good timeBradDined on 8/13/2014met an old friend for dinner. oysters, salad and fish. good wine. just easy but good. thanksSpecial Features:
- toucanDined on 8/13/2014Menu had several unusual items and I loved the artichoke salad. Generally, most items are not good value for the money and the restaurant week menu was stingy.Special Features:
- Luv2wineVIPDined on 8/7/2014I thought this place was a neighborhood gem when it opened but it has evolved into nothing special. Good for drinks near Grand Central.Special Features:
- Noise lever intolerablenoiseDined on 8/6/2014could not have a conversation at dinner without screaming. Never going back.
- Get the lobster Cobb salad.Finewine29Dined on 8/6/2014Very noisy but good for lunch. Maybe better with a friend than for business bc of the noise level.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Pleasant!SpectacularVIPDined on 8/5/2014I came here with friends for Restaurant Week. We had to ask for the Restaurant Week Menu which I thought was strange, but all of the food was great and the portions were full. Great option for Restaurant Week! The place has wonderful floor-to-ceiling windows but is a bit noisy. The highlight was definitely our waitress who helped guide us and made it a stress-free, relaxing experience. Nothing glamours - but a lovely meal!Special Features:
- Location more than qualitymkl68Dined on 8/3/2014I needed to find a brunch place near Rockefeller Centre so chose this one. I ordered buttermilk pancakes which were quite crisp so I didn't really like them. Maybe I am missing something but pancakes should be fluffy. My friend's French toast looked fine. The service was prompt and friendly, but it was a little loud for a conversation (my friend's elderly father had a hard time hearing us).Special Features:
- Marissa22Dined on 8/2/2014The chicken dinner was very good. Lamb dinner was excellent, very tender. All sides are a-la-carte which makes it a bit expensive. The service was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodlisarodriguezDined on 7/31/2014This was a great place to eat. Great area and easy to find. It has absolutely amazing food. It was a bit loud, but the mood was great and energetic. The best dirty martini I've had in a while and the lobster mac and cheese was off the charts... Will definitely come here again and again!Special Features:
- LousyMakuDined on 7/31/2014Very limited lunch menu, of which most of the stuff was unavailable. Service personnel had tremendous attitude and was really slow service even though the restaurant wasn't busy at all. Was one vegetarian in the party and were really unhelpful about modifying the entrees to accomodate her needs. Many better options in the vicinity. This one should be avoided.
- Quintessential Midtown Manhattan...DinerMcEaterVIPDined on 7/31/2014...bar/fast-food hotel accoutrement...nothing explicitly erroneous there, good service, food OK, drinks better - just a chilling experienceSpecial Features:
- Great cocktails and decent foodSlidesVIPDined on 7/29/2014Service is good and cocktails are great, but the food is fairly average. It's not bad, but forgettable. Also, the portions are way to small to fill you up.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Brunch Find!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/27/2014After reading a bunch of good reviews, we made reservations for brunch at Lexington Brass. We had a large group, and they were very accommodating. Besides the great service, the food was delicious! Everyone raved about it. It was a great find and we will be sure to come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SpoonDined on 7/26/2014This Resturant was teribble.It is definitely not worth the price.Food came out cold.My hus ordered a Glenlivits scotch and they gave him something different.I FIRST SAW this Resturant I think on Kathy lee& Hoda or Rosanna& Greg on Channel 5.Thougt it look so shick & food seems good.But unfortunately for. Them I was so disappointed.I have been to many Resturants in the city.This is by far my 1st horrible experience I had @ a Resturant.Will never go back or recommend.Not wort the price @ all. Rate it a zero.Special Features:
- Breakfast gemFoodieDined on 7/24/2014Amazing and centrally located. Seemed to be slightly low on staff so everything took a bit longer but the waitress we did have was polite, pleasant, and very nice. Even though she seemed to be helping half the restaurant she was still very nice and did her best. Brass ale waffles were out of this world delicious. Decor is gorgeous and everything is clean. Definitely a must or breakfastSpecial Features:
- SonyaVIPDined on 7/20/2014Service was horrible. We were a party of 5 and two people ordered the 4 course prix frixe. Usually it is timed so that the 3rd course and 4th course are brought out with the rest of the tables food but everything was brought out except the first course of the tasting menu so the entire table was finished with their meals before we received the first course. Every time we asked the waitress a question, she said that she was swamped and would get to us soon. I don't know her name but she was a redhead, BE WARE if you get her. Food was good as usual but she ruined the experience. I had two friends in town from Miami and had been raving about this place so I was embarrassed.Special Features:
- Busy night !AussieDined on 7/18/2014Returned to the Lexington Brass after 2 years. Food , service and bar are still great but we rally came back for the cocktails that used to be sensational , now they are just average and yes the bar staff admitted yes we used to do that but now we don't. Nice experience but missed the drinks ... And even though we joked that we'd come back from Australia just for a drink ... That wax the truth ! Our server was terrific and arranged something special that was not on the menu ! Great work and well done.Special Features:
- Bring your earplugsNewinthehoodDined on 7/16/2014This is a great place with friendly and expert service except for the noise level. It is a popular bar scene but there are no tables far enough removed from the noise to allow for a decent conversation. The food was excellent and prices are pretty average for NYC. We'd love to go back but probably won't due to the noise.Special Features:
- Gluten Free Waffles are AmazingLoriFromReadingDined on 7/13/2014We decided to go to Lexington Brass because we read they had gluten free waffles and we were not disappointed. One of our group had the pumpkin spice waffle which was gluten free, another had the beer battered waffle. Both were super crispy and covered with berries. They were served with a cinnamon butter that was sweet and delicious. There wasn't even a need for the small cup of syrup. The wait staff was very nice and friendly. We would recommend breakfast here, especially to those needing gluten free.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent midtown lunch, slow serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/10/2014Food was pretty good but not cheap, portions were fair, service was slow. Been there 4 times and had 2 good experiences and 2 average/bad experiences. I'm pretty sure you will get an overcharged, decent lunch but service and timing ranged from good to less than average.I would recommend this to a friend.
- First timeBethyVIPDined on 7/6/2014I was very pleased to find a good fairly priced restaurant in that high priced neighborhood. My freind form out of town cleaned their plates.Special Features:
- Amazing time for everyone involved!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/5/2014Great food, great service! amazing time! Everyone enjoyed their food and the wait staff was very accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No attitudeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/1/2014Showed up an hour late with a group of six and they accomodated us despite having a packed restaurant.Special Features:
- birthday dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/29/2014excellent find for a birthday brunch/dinner-great specials on weekends!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good brunchMaineVIPDined on 6/29/2014The Brunch is very good. Went with a group of friends on a Sunday ad we enjoyed the champagne brunch. Service and food quality were top notch. Also try building your own Bloody mary it was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid 3 starsOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 6/24/2014I use this restaurant for casual business lunches regularly. The food is never going to blow you away, but I have never really had any complaints and the service has always been good and quick.
- Great brunch menuNYCFoodieVIPDined on 6/22/2014I was looking for a good brunch spot near Grand Central to meet some friends who dropped into the city from Westchester, and Lexington Brass fit the bill. The food was very good for brunch, and reasonably priced. Fried chicken and waffles were ridiculous. Service was on the slow side and a bit unattentative, but overall decent. I'd definitely return if looking a brunch spot in the area, and would consider dinner too.Special Features:
- DisappointedflatironeaterVIPDined on 6/21/2014Catch and The General are two of my favorite restaurants and I expected similar excellence at Lexington Brass. I was extremely disappointed - while the restaurant is very cute and has a great bar, it took about 15 minutes before someone even brought us water, the burger I asked for medium rare was raw in the middle and a request for fries (that originally were asked for when we placed our order) took about 10 minutes. The saving grace was our waiter, who, once he showed up, was really nice and helpful, but I would not return to Lexington Brass.
- Good for VegetatariansbrunhildeVIPDined on 6/20/2014Interesting gluton free choices including kale ravioli with mushrooms on the side. My neice in from CA was impressed with the open view provided with the windowed exterior. Can be noisy but not uncomfortableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Polished Brass, Not!NYCBrassVIPDined on 6/19/2014Bacon was burnt beyond recognition, oatmeal was horrible, waffle maker was broken (boo hoo), and the service was no existent. I want be returning.
- Doesn't understand reservationsHungryJacquiVIPDined on 6/17/2014I've had lunch here for the first time in a couple of years. Recently I made a reservation because I remembered having a decent meal here and couldn't recall why I don't eat there more often. Now I remember: even with a reservation, you're looking at a 15 minute wait for a table. Kind of defeats the purpose of a reservation if you spend that much of your lunch just waiting for a table, especially during the work week. The food is good, but the lax attitude towards reservations is reason enough not to go back.
- No complaintsQuirky2dineDined on 6/15/2014Went for Sunday brunch. Good food and ambiance. Was a bit turned off by the music. Too loud and did not care for the music played. Maybe because I'm a senior. Overall a pleasant dining experience.I would recommend this to a friend.


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---- — Bassett Healthcare Network has been included in Becker's Hospital Review of "100 Integrated Health Systems to Know." The listing recognizes Bassett Healthcare Network for providing multiple access points for health care, strong relationships with physicians and coordinated outpatient and inpatient care.
In a media release announcing the 100 Integrated Health Systems to know, Becker's editorial team said, "This list recognizes health systems that focus on the continuum of care, from wellness and preventive services to urgent care, inpatient care, outpatient care, hospice, health plan offerings and more."
Associate Editor Sabrina Rodak goes on to say: "The Bassett Physician Group and Bassett Regional Network provide physician-based services from primary care to specialty care. In addition to Bassett's flagship medical center in Cooperstown, the health system also offers care at school-based health centers. Other signs of integration include Bassett's affiliation with the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Bassett Research Institute's efforts to improve population health."
Becker's Hospital Review team analyzed health care systems nationwide to choose the top 100 offering the best quality of care, according to a media release. Bassett was among five health care systems from New York state that made the list. Integrated health care facilities seek to reduce costs, improve quality and boost population health, according to the release
"It's important to recognize integrated health systems because the triple aim of health care reform is to reduce cost, improve quality and increase population health. One of the key drivers of meeting these goals is coordinated care, which integrated health systems excel at," Rodak said in the release.
The Becker's Hospital Review editorial team selected health systems based on rankings by health care analytics company IMS Health, as well as health systems' financial, clinical and operational strength.
In 2012, the Bassett Healthcare Network was also named one of the most integrated health networks in the nation. Published in Modern Healthcare magazine, the SDI 2012 rankings placed Bassett 48th among the top 100 IHNs out of more than 570 non-specialty, local and regional networks in the U.S. Health systems were evaluated on the ability to operate as a unified organization in eight categories: integrated technology, integration, contractual capabilities, outpatient utilization, financial stability, services and access, hospital utilization, and physicians.


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29-03-2012 10:31 - edited 29-03-2012 10:32
I am thrilled with my N9, but have one problem: I want to use the phone to keep not only photos made with it. I therefore saved extra photos in the Pictures folder. They appear in the gallery, but in a weird order, not based on either the name, EXIF date, modification date or creation date. Is there a possibility to sort them on either of these? All I want is to control the sort order. After all, it is MY gallery...
On my previous phone (N8) sorting was based on the last modification date. Also not optimal (EXIF date would have been perfect) but still controllable.
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Thank you for your answer. "Latest one first" is perfect, but based on which date? Because it is not the EXIF date, nor the last modified date. The first picture listed is one more than a year old, while several pictures are much newer. The newest picture (based on EXIF and last modification date) is found... somewhere... to the middle of the bunch...
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30-03-2012 8:12
Well, maybe those pictures were never edited outside the phone, I don't know.
Anyway, I believe I found the explanation: I exported the photos from Picasa, maxing them to a resolution of 1600xXXX. This way all files were created... today. Nevertheless the EXIF information is correctly saved by Picasa, so Date Image Taken was preserved. Although I modified in all files the creation date to be equal to EXIF Date Image Taken (ACDSee/batch/AdjustTimeStamp) , and then also renamed all pictures based on that, the "new" creation date still remains saved somewhere in the picture files and the Gallery sorts the pictures on it! The pictures were sorted in the reversed order I exported them from Picasa... Bad.
Anyway, since this is not a request forum, it would be futile to say (again) that Nokia should use the EXIF Date Picture Taken for picture sorting. So I don't say it (!).
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EXIF data can be removed (i.e. IrfanView), so, maybe Nokia thinks that the only common denominator remain file date and time stamp.
30-03-2012 8:51
I agree that EXIF can be removed (or can be missing from the start if we are talking about... a screen capture) but any other date can be used as a fallback, if there is no EXIF.
With the current solution, any picture that is exported today from photoshop after applying a filter gets position number one, even if the photo is from 1999...


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Fairfield (AP) — Police say a Fairfield man charged with possessing explosives said he had detonation cords for rockets and chemicals used in the bombings of the World Trade Center in New York in 1993 and federal office building in Oklahoma City in 1995.
An arrest warrant also says Joseph C. Callahan claimed to be making a bomb for Rolling Stones rocker Keith Richards.
The Connecticut Post reports that the 69-year-old Callahan is free on bond and is to be arraigned Oct. 16 in Bridgeport Superior Court.
Callahan was charged on Monday with 112 counts of illegal possession of explosives, reckless endangerment and manufacture of bombs.
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The Jacksonville men's lacrosse team began its Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference season with a 9-7 loss at Marist Saturday.
JU's Cameron Mann scored a goal and had four assists and both Donovan Lange and Conor Igoe had two goals each.
For Mann, it marked the 35th consecutive game, every game in school history, that he has scored at least one point.
Down 1-0, Mann got the Dolphins (3-4) on the board with 11:45 to play in the first quarter with a goal but JU fell behind 4-1 before launching a comeback in the game played in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
The effort got the Dolphins to a 4-4 tie with 12:02 to play in the second quarter on Igoe's second score.
The Red Foxes then scored four consecutive goals which had them leading 8-3 at the end of three.
JU fought back and got to within one at 8-7 with 7:51 to play when Lange took advantage of a man-up situation and had his second goal of the day, this one on an assist my Max Gurowski.
TJ Kenary and Ari Waffle had the other scores for JU.
Tanner Gard had six ground balls for the Dolphins while goal keeper Pete DeLuca had five and recorded 13 saves. Charlie Archer had a pair of caused turnovers.
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As you hang holiday lights and light the candles, cast your gaze upon the universe's natural fireworks, as well.
The Geminid Meteor Shower is expected to begin on Dec. 13.
- The last shooting star cluster before New Year's is the Geminid Meteor Shower, expected to peak in the pre-dawn hours after midnight between Dec. 13 and Dec. 15. They will be visible in all parts of the sky and streak through the sky at more than 50 meteors per hour, almost a meteor a minute, according to EarthSky.com. The new moon is expected to fall on Dec. 13, making for optimal dark skies—as long as you avoid city lights and clouds, the website states.
Be sure to schedule a night this season to bundle up, lay out some blankets and enjoy the light show in the sky.
Don't have access to a telescope? The Lehigh Valley Amateur Astronomical Society (LVAAS) invites you and your family to attend any monthly public star party. Hear a Night Sky Network talk about NASA missions and space science topics. See a planetarium show and look through observatory telescopes at the moon, planets and deep sky objects (weather permitting). All members of the general public are invited to LVAAS Star Party Events!! It's a great way to learn about astronomy."
The next LVAAS party is 7 p.m. on Jan. 19. The program details have not yet been announced but it is prime viewing time for winter celestial bodies.
Share your tips for photographing the showers, and tell us your favorite places in the area to sneak off to view the skies in the comments!


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Lesley community members recycle electronics, swap clothing, and enjoy the bounty of the Lesley Garden on Sustainability Day
Friday, October 25, 2013
Among the activities at Lesley, people brought clothing to swap; dropped off cell phones, chargers, batteries and other electronics for recycling; engaged in bicycle repair and safety demonstrations with Ace Wheelworks; and enjoyed an ultra-local tea and jam tasting created from the bounty of the Lesley Garden.
"We had a great turnout on Wednesday from faculty, staff, and students from every corner of the University. The local tea and jam table in particular were popular thanks to the students' enthusiasm about promoting local foods," said Michael Orr, Lesley's sustainability coordinator.
Assistant Professor Aileen Bellwood, who teaches the Science and Ethics of Gardening class at Lesley, worked with her students to serve up jam and refreshing herbal teas that the students prepared with peppermint, spearmint, lavender and lemon basil harvested from the Lesley Garden.
"These herbal beverages are an alternative to unhealthy beverages made with high fructose corn syrup in an unsustainable, industrial food system," Bellwood explained.
Lesley student Jordan Church, who was manning the tea and jam table on Sustainability Day, said it's important for the Lesley community, and all people, to know where their food comes from.
"There are a lot of inefficiencies in agricultural production," said Jordan, who is a junior studying environmental science and biology. "Any opportunity to learn about it and learn how to get rid of those inefficiencies is good."
Jennifer Bucolo, who was manning the clothing swap table, echoed her classmate's sentiment.
"I think it's important for people to learn how to grow their own food," noted Jennifer, a senior studying social change and environmental science. "With the current state of our food production, it's hard to get healthy foods that didn't take a serious toll on the environment. It's important to strengthen our community here at Lesley where students have a stronger appreciation of nature, and the Lesley Garden is one way we do that."
The Lesley Garden, which is located at the southwest corner of Lot B on the Doble Campus, serves as a laboratory for the Science & Ethics of Gardening Class. Most of the herbs growing in the garden were generously donated by Steph Zabel of Herbstalk, who spent a long sunny July afternoon planting them along with a group of Lesley summer volunteer gardeners. The Lesley summer volunteer gardeners helped to plant and tend the garden over the summer break.
This week also marks Food Day, a nationwide celebration and a movement for healthy, affordable and sustainable food, which ties in nicely with what the students are learning in the Gardening class, Bellwood said."From a science perspective, it can be depressing because these problems are tied up in politics and related social issues, but this is part of the solution," says Bellwood, who holds a PhD in conservation biology.
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ANDERSON, Ind. — A compilation of community news published Tuesday in The Herald Bulletin.
Bluegrass concert Saturday evening
ALEXANDRIA — A free bluegrass concert featuring the Mountain Laurel Acoustic Band will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 23, at 5 Crown Ministries, 218 N. Harrison St.
A pitch-in dinner and an informal jam session will follow.
For more information call 425-2571.
Elwood Legion lists upcoming events
ELWOOD — The American Legion of Elwood will host an all-you-can-eat Papa John's pizza night with salad bar and bread sticks from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, March 23. The Country Mile Band will entertain from 8 to 11 p.m.
On Saturday, March 30, from 5 to 7 p.m. shepherd's pie will be served. Entertainment by Shawn from 8 to 11 p.m.
The legion hosts a euchre tournament every Wednesday at 7 p.m. You must be 18 to enter.
For more information, call 552-1055.
Basket Bingo Thursday at school
MIDDLETOWN — Psi Iota Xi will host Basket Bingo on Thursday, March 21, at the Shenandoah High School cafeteria. Doors open at 6 p.m. with play starting at 7 p.m.
There will be food and prizes, raffles as well as Bingo. Proceeds will be split between Middletown Food Pantry and Psi Iota Xi 2013 Senior Scholarship Fund.
Those playing must be 18 and should enter through dock entrance.
Exchange Club celebrates 102 years
ANDERSON — The Anderson Noon Exchange Club will celebrate the 102nd birthday of the National Exchange Club at its Tuesday, March 19, club meeting at The Edge Golf and Dining. With programs of service including Americanism, youth, community and child abuse prevention, the Exchange Club celebrates as the only "all American" service club, with over 700 clubs across the United States.
Beth Tharp, CEO of Community Hospital Anderson, will be the guest speaker Tuesday. Guests are welcome to attend and learn more about Exchange. The club meets from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The buffet luncheon is $10 per person and reservations may be made by calling 617-5912.
Muncie bands host chili supper
MUNCIE — The Muncie Southside Spirit of South Band & Guard will present The Tom Hammond Celebrate the Arts Chili Supper at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 21, at Muncie Southside High School, 1601 E. 26th St.
The Spirit of South concert band and Wilson Middle School Band will perform during dinner. At the conclusion of dinner, the Winter Color Guard will perform its 2013 show titled "Rosa Parks."
Cost is $5 for adults and $3 for children 12 and under. Admission includes one bowl of chili, a hot dog, a dessert and choice of coffee or lemonade (soda available for purchase). Extra bowls of chili will be $1.
All proceeds will go to the purchase of new Spirit of South Band and Guard Tower.
Joint Replacement seminar April 11
GREENFIELD — Hancock Wellness Center will host a Joint Replacement seminar from 5 to 7 p.m. April 11 that will discuss when a hip or knee replacement is needed, the advantages of the surgical procedure, how it is performed, and the recovery process.
Call Geanell Shores, RN, for more information or to register at (317) 468-4199. The Wellness Center is located at 888 W. New Road, Greenfield.


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A stomach virus is hitting South Carolina hard, including the Upstate.
Physicians tell us the Norovirus causes 50 percent of all stomach viruses. Heritage Pediatrics and Internal Medicine Physician Dr. Jeremy Byrd says the symptoms can be nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and stomach cramping.
South Carolina health officials announced they've seen more than four times the number of outbreaks than this time last year. But Byrd says transmission of the virus doesn't stop on things you touch.
"You could be at risk if someone goes to the bathroom that prepares your food and doesn't wash their hands correctly. It can be transmitted to you," said Byrd.
Byrd says if you get sick, you don't have to see a doctor as long as you stay hydrated. He says it will usually take a good 24 to 72 hours for the virus to run its course out of your body, but you're still at risk. He also says a person can still be contagious four to five weeks after having the virus.
Byrd says you should go see your doctor only when you become dehydrated. He says in the mean time you can use basic alcohol wipes or wash your hands under warm water for 20 seconds to prevent the spread of the Norovirus.
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Dozens of Special Olympics teams kick off winter games
"Of course we always want to have a first-place winner and a second-place winner for every race, but we also award other medals so that others can have the feeling of being a medal winner, too," said Anna Brennan-Curry, communications and grants manager for Special Olympics New Hampshire.
Among the teams participating are Androscoggin River Athletes, Arctic Wolves, Artful Dodgers, Blazing Colors, Capital Area Cougars, Claremont Cool Cats, Community Partners, Connecticut River Special Olympics, ConVal Cougars, Crotched Mountain and Derry Recreation Timberwolves.
Also competing are the Farmington Tigers, Farmsteads of N.E., Independent Burbank, Independent Verrill, Lakeview School, Manchester, Merrimack Friars, Nashua Special Olympics, North Country United, Peterborough Elementary, PLUS Pride, Rivendell Raptors, Rochester Raiders, Special Olympics Rhode Island, South Meadow Middle School Pumas, Storming Hawks, Team Challenger, Team Gunstock, Temple Tornadoes, Waterville Valley Coyotes, White Mountain Special Olympics and Woodsville Engineers.
Among the athletes, 101 will be competing in Alpine skiing contests, 157 in snowshoeing events, 42 in cross-country skiing and 17 in snowboarding.
On Monday, the first day of the event, there were smiles all around.
"Everything went really well, the kids had a great time," Brennan-Curry said.
The competition continues today. Competitions run from 9-11:30 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Admission is free and the public is encouraged to cheer the athletes on.
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As Rob noted below, the Gold Gloves process is different this year, with a list of nominees coming out ahead of a televised awards ceremony tomorrow night on ESPN2. This allows us to laugh at more than just the awards that are handed out -- now we can laugh at the awards that were almost handed out. The nominees for the National League, with last year's winners starred:
Pitchers: Clayton Kershaw (Dodgers), Hiroki Kuroda (Dodgers), Kyle Lohse (Cardinals)
At no point have I ever noticed the defense of any of these pitchers. Baseball needs another Jim Kaat or Greg Maddux so we can just fill in this category every year and not think about it.
Catchers: Yadier Molina* (Cardinals), Brian McCann (Braves), Carlos Ruiz (Phillies)
Molina is the incumbent, and all the smart Vegas money is going on him. I can't imagine what McCann or Ruiz would have to do next season to wrest the award away from Molina, who already has three Gold Gloves.
First basemen: Joey Votto (Reds), Gaby Sanchez (Marlins), James Loney (Dodgers)
Last year's winner, Albert Pujols, didn't crack the top three. That's probably because of his missed time, but it's still a little odd. If you have to pick a favorite here, it'd be Votto because he's the best hitter.
Second basemen: Brandon Phillips* (Reds), Neil Walker (Pirates), Omar Infante (Marlins)
Phillips will win, but it's somewhat impressive that Walker, a converted catcher and third baseman, has done enough defensively to impress the coaches and managers around baseball to merit consideration. It's worth noting that his UZR/150 went from -17.1 in 2010 to -2.5 last year, so the eyes and the math are both impressed with how much he's improved.
Shortstops: Troy Tulowitzki* (Rockies), Ronny Cedeno (Pirates), Alex Gonzalez (Braves)
Tulowitzki is the likely winner, and the surprise here is that Cedeno was nominated. Scouts have long been divided on his defense, but just like Walker, his defensive stats jumped way up this year. It's probably not a coincidence that Walker and Cedeno improved dramatically in the same season that pitch-to-contact guys like Paul Maholm, Charlie Morton, and Jeff Karstens all prevented runs from scoring more than they have in the past.
Third basemen: Placido Polanco (Phillies), Daniel Descalso (Cardinals), Pablo Sandoval (Giants)
Last year's winner, Scott Rolen, stunned the baseball world when he was injured, so there will a first-time Gold Glover at third base Polanco has won two in the past, but they were both for second base. Sandoval had a fantastic defensive year, both by ol'-fashioned eyeballin' and by advanced defensive metrics, which all agree that he lapped the rest of the field in the NL. He missed a month, though, which probably means Polanco is the favorite.
Descalso is by far the most random nominee, as he only started 61 games at third this year, and he doesn't hit as well as your typical Gold Glove winner.
Left fielders: Gerardo Parra (Diamondbacks), Ryan Braun (Brewers), Matt Holliday (Cardinals)
An outfield with Braun and Holliday roaming the corners would lead to a staff ERA of 7.04, but this is the first year that the outfield category is being broken up by position, and left field usually isn't the strongest bunch. Still, the inclusion of those two is hilarious. Last year's winner, Carlos Gonzalez, won the award when his competition was every center fielder in the National League. Now he can't beat out Ryan Braun and Matt Holliday? I'll assume that I missed a story about that narwhal bite that took off two of Gonzalez's toes last spring.
Center fielders: Matt Kemp (Dodgers), Shane Victorino* (Phillies), Chris Young (Diamondbacks)
Young almost certainly had the best defensive year among the three, but Victorino is the incumbent, and he's more of a known quantity. Kemp almost certainly has the biggest gap between what UZR indicates and what his reputation is, so he can certainly sneak away with the award too.
Right fielders: Andre Ethier (Dodgers), Carlos Beltran (Mets/Giants), Jay Bruce (Reds)
After years of negative UZRs, Ethier was in positive territory this year, and the coaches and managers noticed, whether they knew it or not. Carlos Beltran did not look especially comfortable in AT&T Park after coming over to the Giants, and the metrics backed that impression up (-12.6 UZR/150 as a Giant, -7.5 UZR/150 with the Mets). That leaves Bruce as the prohibitive favorite, and it comes at the expense of Justin Upton, who was almost certainly the best right fielder in the NL this year. It could have been a clean sweep for the Diamondbacks in the outfield, but Upton wasn't even nominated. Weird.


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News: Nick Cannon Fires "Warning" Shot, Charlamagne Tha God Responds [Audio]
Tuesday, Oct 4, 2011 12:45PM
Actor/rapper Nick Cannon has decided to fire shots at New York's Power 105.1 morning show radio host Charlamagne Tha God in a new freestyle entitled, "Warning".
Remixing Uncle Murda's underground anthem, Cannon lets loose on Charlamagne.
Nick Cannon is issuing a "warning" to popular radio host Charlamagne Tha God after he previously named him his 'Donkey Of The Day.' Cannon's released a retaliation track featuring rapper Uncle Murda on which he clowns Tha God for his interview with Lil Mama that left her in tears. "Charlamagne made girls cry, so who's the donkey of the day?/Man, you about as gay as d*ck pics/I'm on mansion number six by the time you get rich." (Hip Hop Wired)
The radio host responded to Cannon, promising to retort with his own diss.
"I'm bout to listen to this Nick Cannon diss record....pray for me.," Char tweeted October 3rd.
"I've had Chingy and Nick Cannon both diss me in records. SMH. I gotta do better...as much sh*t as I talk about people who can actually rap?"
"Hey yo @nickcannon I'm downloading Otis instrumental right now. You in trouble......"
"I'm bout to call Ray J to ghostwrite me a rant. I'm tired of being humble and lowkey......" (Charlamagne Tha God's Twitter)
Charlamagne's Power 105.1 morning show co-host Angela Yee also co-signed Cannon's record.
"@NickCannon diss song to @cthagod is fire!!!!! #warning," she tweeted October 3rd. (Angela Yee's Twitter)
A few months ago, Cannon talked to SOHH about having fun with hip-hop.
"This is really entertainment, what happened to when we were having fun in hip-hop," Cannon asked SOHH. "If I can wave that flag like, 'I'm that dude that can have fun in hip-hop,' then I don't mind being the corny dude. I have no problems with that. I've accomplished everything I've wanted to do by having a good time and doing it with a smile. So, I'm just trying to give people an alternative." (SOHH)
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The Sunday December 2 front-page New York Times story ("The Empty Promise of Tax Incentives," by Louise Story) described how governments giving tax breaks to corporations in Michigan, Missouri, and other states neither got the promised jobs nor even assessed the economic cost of the incentives. But apparently seeking a more 21st century corporate target and a California city to complete its picture, the Times' expose on failed incentives also cited San Francisco's Mid-Market tax exemption that benefited Twitter. The story claims while "San Francisco has been cutting its budget," and "public parks have lost about $12 million in recent years, workers at Twitter will not lack for greenery. The company's plush new office has a rooftop garden with great views and amenities." But the Mid-Market tax exemption has not cost the city money. This picture of Twitter getting tax abatements while San Francisco's budget is cut, and securing private greenery at the expense of public parks turns, is false.


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Although the Centinela Valley school board has voted to fire Superintendent Jose Fernandez following an investigation into his excessive pay, the process of terminating the embattled leader could take another month.That's because Fernandez — whose total earnings surpassed $750,000 last year — will have 10 days to plead his case as soon as the district sends him a statement of charges, which is expected to occur in the next couple of weeks. Meanwhile, the...
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The Centinela Valley school board Tuesday night voted to fire Superintendent Jose Fernandez, ending a five-month chapter that began with revelations that the leader of the tiny school district might have been among the nation's best-compensated public servants.The unanimous vote to oust Fernandez happened in the closed-session portion of the board meeting. President Hugo Rojas announced the decision as board members convened for open session immediately...
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The incoming Chairman of the Nebraska Bankers Association says the Obama Administration's regulatory environment is hindering the financial industry's ability to loan money. Valley Bank President John Stinner of Gering says there is so much paperwork coming from the federal government, it is difficult to know what to do in response.
Stinner says no matter what industry you are in, it is like "regulators on steroids", which he believes has caused the slowdown in entrepreneurial efforts. Stinner says the banks have plenty of money to loan, but it is just a matter of finding people that want to invest in the current environment.
Stinner will be installed as NBA Chairman Friday at the Association's annual convention in La Vista.
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Enjoy some MMA history for Easter! Take a look at the dominance of Royce Gracie, his toughest fights in the UFC and the only ninja to win a UFC Championship.
UFC veteran and former actor Joe Son is a suspect in the death of his prison cellmate. Son is serving a life sentence for torture.
Joe Son, former UFC and PRIDE fighter and Austin Powers star, was found guilty of torture in connection with his 1990 rape of a woman on Christmas Eve.
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Joe Son - well known to MMA fans for having his testicles beaten unmercifully by Keith Hackney at UFC 4, better known to the public as "Random Task" from Austin Powers - has been charged by authorities in California in connection with an unsolved 1990 Christmas Eve gang rape. More from TMZ: "Son pleaded guilty back in May to felony vandalism. The plea required him to fork over a DNA sample. Investigators ran his sample and found Son's DNA connected him to an unsolved gang rape back in 1990, where a woman was pistol-whipped, raped, threatened with death and eventually blindfolded and released naked. Son has been charged with five felony counts of rape, two felony counts of forcible sodomy, two felony counts of sodomy in concert by force, seven felony counts of forcible oral copulation, and one felony count of sexual penetration by foreign object by force. Son faces a maximum sentence of 275 years to life if convicted."
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Hold the keys to understanding the world at its most principal scale with a degree in Chemistry from Black Hills State University. Chemistry is often called the 'Central Science' because chemists study matter at the molecular level. At BHSU, we have small class sizes allowing strong student-faculty interaction and highly focused instruction. All of our Chemistry courses are directly taught by faculty, not by graduate students as you would see in many other universities. Students who graduate from our Chemistry program have a comprehensive understanding of General, Organic, Analytical, Inorganic, and Instrumental Chemistry and Biochemistry.
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Effective, less toxic ant controls safeguards your home and protects the environment
Bay Area, CA—Got ants? Get S.E.R.I.O.U.S! With the rainy season approaching, you may find unwelcome visitors around the house. But you can stop them without using toxic chemicals.
Got Ants is working to provide local residents with environmentally sound ways to keep ants away through less toxic and more effective ant removal practices.
State data show that ants are the most common household pest problem in California. Ants are also the home pest that Bay Area residents are most likely to attack with pesticide sprays. Sprays can be toxic to children and pets, and even average usage can severely pollute creeks and streams. Switching from sprays to less-toxic strategies is one of the most effective ways to protect the environment. It also makes ants less likely to re-invade, since ant-friendly conditions are eliminated. The project is a collaboration between the Bay Area Stormwater Management Agencies Association, San Francisco Estuary Partnership and a coalition of California public agencies, educational institutions, pest professionals, and nonprofits; it is funded by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation.
The basics for effectively managing home ant invasions without toxic sprays, are the S.E.R.I.O.U.S steps:
· Spot where the ants are coming in
· Eliminate crumbs, messes and spills
· Rinse ants away with soap and water
· Isolate food and water sources
· Obstruct entryways by sealing cracks
· Use baits if ants don't go away after a few days
· Stick to it to keep ants away!
Toxic pesticide sprays can end up in the San Francisco Bay. Laying ant baits or gel baits at the ants' entry point in combination with closing up entry ways and keeping food away offers a long term, environmentally friendly solution to ant invaders. A combination of food and insecticide, ant baits work as ants carry the bait back to their colony and other ants. Less toxic products are available over the counter, or they can be applied by a certified Integrated Pest Management provider. The project website lists stores where you can purchase recommended less toxic brands and contact information for IPM-certified pest control services.
"We want people to know that there are safe, alternative pesticides available to prevent and eliminate ants while protecting their homes and environment," said BASMAA executive director Geoff Brosseau. "In our effort to reduce water pollution and harmful health effects, we encourage people to visit gotantsgetserious.org and take the pledge to use less toxic ant removal practices."
"We had a severe ant invasion when we brought our twin newborns home – it was a terrible time to deal with ants, but a great test case for Got Ants," said Athena Honore, Got Ants project manager. "We knew that we didn't want to use any sprays. Following the Got Ants Get S.E.R.I.O.U.S steps worked beautifully. We found where the ants were coming in, caulked up the hole, put out some gel bait, and the problem was solved."
More information, including a pledge to use less-toxic methods the next time ants invade, is available at the Got Ants? Get S.E.R.I.O.U.S website: www.GotAntsGetSerious.org. Find the project on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/safer.ant.control.


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Two components make up the ODU signature: the word mark and the logo. The word mark is rendered in the Beaufort Bold font (caps and small caps). The crown is a fresh expression of the qualities of prestige and leadership.
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The University tagline, 'Idea Fusion," is rendered in two weights of the fond Geometric 415: "Idea" in medium, all caps, and "Fusion" in black, all, caps. In full color "Idea Fusion" is PMS 540.
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When including the tagline with the full signature, the space from the bottom of the signature to the top of the tagline equals the space between the left-hand side of the "I" and the right-hand side of the "T" in UNIVERSITY.
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To size the tagline correctly-the width of the tagline is 93% of the width of the word UNIVERSITY.
When including the tagline with the ODU signature, the space from the bottom of the signature to the top of the tagline equals the height of the tagline.
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Legibility is paramount in the usage of the ODU signature. Therefore it should always be clearly visible against a background. All versions of the signature must appear on a white or very light (a color no darker than the look of a 10% screen of black) colored background. The reversed signature should be used on black, PMS 540 or suitable dark backgrounds. When placed on a photographic background, the area of the photograph where the signature is placed must be light or dark, not overly textured, or complex.
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SALEM — Damage estimates are not yet available for the destruction caused by a two-alarm fire Feb. 24 at a public elderly housing complex on Charter Street.
However, "I can tell you it will be significant," Carol MacGown, Salem Housing Authority executive director, said yesterday. "There was very little fire damage but significant water damage."
The cause of the fire has been determined as accidental — "careless disposal" of a cigarette, said fire Lt. Tim Flynn, who investigated the fire with Salem police Detective Charlene Sano.
The fire broke out on the third floor of 27 Charter St. around 10:30 p.m. on Feb. 24. A resident had pushed a burning chair out into a hall, which set off fire alarms for the entire building. The 12-story building, an elderly housing complex owned by the Salem Housing Authority, was evacuated for several hours.
"We appreciate all the (emergency) responders," MacGown said. "It could have been a lot worse, and nobody got hurt."
As of yesterday, five residents remained displaced — by choice — and were staying with family, MacGown said. They are able to return to their apartments but have opted to stay away because contractors were in and out doing repairs and cleaning, she said.
For the first week, the housing authority put three displaced residents up in a hotel. The last displaced resident, the person who lives in the unit where the fire started, returned from a hotel stay Tuesday, MacGown said.
"The residents have been great, very cooperative," MacGown said. "They are a close-knit group (that) watches out for each other."
After the fire, dehumidifiers were brought in to dry out water damage. The building's elevator was initially knocked out of order, but it was fixed the next day, MacGown said.
The housing authority does not plan to bring any charges or fines against the resident who lives in the apartment where the fire started, MacGown said.
She said she anticipated some damage will be covered by insurance, but the housing authority may have to absorb some costs.
The building, with 110 apartments, is across Charter Street from the Peabody Essex Museum, near Hawthorne Boulevard.


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Length of Cut: 1-1/4'' (32 mm)
Cutting Pattern: right / straight
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