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Buckhead Diner - Priority Seating
- Address:
3073 Piedmont Road
Atlanta, GA 30305Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Buckhead Diner - Priority Seating
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.buckheadrestaurants.com/buckhead-diner/
- Phone: 4042623336x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Sunday: 10:00am - 5:00pm, Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 5:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 12:00am; Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm,
Brunch: Sunday: 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Charles Schwab
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Buckhead Diner - Priority Seating
Buckhead Diner is an American dining experience unlike any other. Inventive and long-time favorite menu items, snappy service, upscale atmosphere and retro style give this Atlanta icon a funky flair all its own. The fun menu and energy-packed atmosphere give guests a taste of nostalgia that's always in style.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
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Buckhead Diner - Priority Seating reviews from OpenTable diners
396 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (164)great for lunch (156)fit for foodies (150)special occasion (121)great for brunch (109)good for groups (83)kid-friendly (75)hot spot (69)late-night find (44)romantic (23)notable wine list (21)vibrant bar scene (18)scenic view (7)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Great Food and ServiceTwostepstevieVIPDined on 9/1/2014Delicious meal with excellent service. Handled gluten food allergy options well. Amazingly, still great even after so many years in business. They are doing things right!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service, ok foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/31/2014We love the Buckhead life restaurants and we're surprised that Buckhead diners food was not at the level of the other restaurants. The mac n cheese tots were not cheese enough so it was more like eating fried macaroni. The Lima beans we were up charged for were bland and tasteless. The strawberry shortcake was good, the fish was Asian style and we'll prepared but too salty. Hoping it was just an off night for them.Special Features:
- Awesome!YummyVIPDined on 8/31/2014Loved the food and the ambiance! Our waiter was exceptional and the food was definitely above our expectations. Our only complaint was that we wanted one of everything on the menu! We will definitely be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LoveOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014Anytime I travel to Atlanta I always make reservations to eat at the Buckhead diner. And love is not a strong enough word for the white chocolate banana cream pie.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the try.AshleyGHVIPDined on 8/29/2014It was worth trying, food was not terrible but not overly impressed. I will say the dessert was the best choice. Great after late night drinking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 8/29/2014Food was good, service was fine, although the menu seems to be getting tired and perhaps needs a bit of a revamp as the choices are limited and predictable.Special Features:
- Buckhead DinerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/29/2014Food is always very good. We had our 3yr old with us and they treated her well from reception to departure. We also needed a cab and they called ahead and allowed us to remain seated at our table until it arrived. Thanks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the Bestfsi4122Dined on 8/28/2014Great shrimp tacos to start. Enough variety to satisfy any level of hunger. This and more, having the very pleasant and capable server, Jennifer, was the finishing touch. We have this same positive experience at every visit. Very fond of Buckhead Diner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- xxxxDined on 8/27/2014The west side of the dinning room, seated by the window was extremely warm with glares from the sun. Entrée was brought shortly after salads and had to be sent back to keep warm while we ate our salads. Bad pacing of food delivery. Food is always good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what it used to beModerndayanachronismDined on 8/26/2014I took my mother there for her birthday. We had a party of 4. Service was sub par. When we got our appetizers they didn't bring the side plates(took 5 min). They didn't clear our appetizers till we were done with the main meal so we got to stare at remaining bits the whole time. Had to flag the waitress down to get our water refilled. Food was great.Special Features:
- Another Great Experience0624flipDined on 8/25/2014Buckhead Diner is one of my favorite eateries, mainly because of the atmosphere and the food. The service is always great. I recently started having a drink at the bar before dining, and the apple martinis are superb! I am sensitive to gluten, and the restaurant menu accommodated my needs. This was another great dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mediocre experienceBBanksDined on 8/24/2014When I eat at a Buckhead Life Group restaurant, I expect to pay more for great food and great service. Buckhead Diner missed the mark on Sunday night. We had a very unfriendly server who did not bother to tell us her name, offer any specials, etc. I felt like my husband and I were inconveniencing her when we asked her for anything. I felt very rushed the whole time we were there. We ordered around 7:30 and they were already out of the Sunday fried chicken- our server did not offer any recommendations or seem apologetic that they were out of my order. I ended up just getting a small salad instead, which was very good. As usual, the food at Buckhead Diner was good, but overall our experience just wasn't great.
- Son's birthdayericDined on 8/24/2014Took our son for his birthday, expecting a quite Sunday night dinner. The Diner was hoping! Our server was very attentive, and always friendly. We enjoyed our meals, and they didn't rush us out even though there was a wait, and we lingered a bit for the birthday celebration. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but noisyNoots324Dined on 8/22/2014It was really noisy but the food was good. Also, not sure why you make reservations. We were seated about 30 minutes after our reservation time.Special Features:
- Best Fried ShrimpChuckDined on 8/22/2014This is the best fried shrimp that I have had in the city of Atlanta! Very light breading, large size shrimp - wish I had more! I order fried shrimp whenever it's on a menu, this is the best by far I had in Atlanta.Special Features:
- Birthday lunchFoodieDined on 8/21/2014Service great! Food delicious. Wonderful bday cake---the best!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unnecessarily NoisyspiceitupDined on 8/20/2014Unfortunately, we were seated near the bar and the noise level was extremely high---not from patrons but from staff. Our server was so busy talking to a bartender that we had to ask another staff member to tap him on the shoulder and get his attention for us to order (and we were only 4 feet away!) The bar staff were talking in loud voices and chatting with other staff the entire time we were there. They were having a party that we weren't invited to!
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/19/2014Had to wait over 15 minutes to be seated. Service was good and food was too.Special Features:
- Consistently greatRAS09Dined on 8/17/2014Even after all these years, Buckhead Diner has stayed great and relevant. Always a good choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice dinerNewYorkerArtDined on 8/17/2014The Buckhead Diner has been around since the late 80s and their food and service is still excellent.Special Features:
- ATL great placeAce1324Dined on 8/17/2014One of my favorites in ATL. Food is always fabulous. Their omelets are world beaters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really Enjoyed Buckhead DinerLynnDined on 8/15/2014I must say that I really enjoyed the food this time so much better than the last time. Everything about the experience was great. We had the best server! I would definitely recommend!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JennyJENNYVDined on 8/14/2014Our waiter was awesome very attentive to my girlfriend who was handicapped and celebrating her Bday. She definitely felt like a princess. The desk staff came over and engaged us offering to stack the seat so my friend could better reach the table. It was the perfect eve. ThanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good EveningAUsomeDined on 8/13/2014Food was great and service was the same. What else can I say. See you next time I am in Atlanta.Special Features:
- Mediocre Food; very good serviceSkyskater01Dined on 8/13/2014It's been several years since my last visit to the Buckhead Diner, and I looked forward to taking several visiting business colleagues there for dinner. The food was mediocre, not nearly as good as I remembered. Service was very good. Noise level very high making it difficult to discuss business matters. Some of the windows need coverings as at sunset the sun shines directly into the eyes of the diners, which makes the diners look ridiculous at resorting to wearing sunglasses at table in order to converse with guests as well as to eat. Overall, not an experience I will repeat anytime soon.I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time but not the lastRositaDined on 8/13/2014This was my first time dining at the famous Buckhead Diner. And the blue cheese chips lived up to their reputation. I could have just dined on the appetizer but did try an entree which was also good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a 10Atlanta01VIPDined on 8/13/2014We have been eating at Buckhead Diner for many years and have never left disappointed. The food is always outstanding. Fresh and well prepared. Their wait staff and management is the best. "10" is the only number that fits this wonderful dining establishment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RDA2176VIPDined on 8/11/2014Have been many times since it first opened. Always good.
- Buckhead DinnerBrianDined on 8/10/2014Great food, great service, all you need for a great night out....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Buckhead Diner. A monthly visit!!!777SHHVIPDined on 8/10/2014Divine & creative menu items, terrific service, & an outstanding Manager in Maureen Baker.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Good Nite @ The DinerNolepalVIPDined on 8/10/2014After two past not so mentionable visits, finally a good experience w/both food & svc at the Bkhd Diner. Lindsay, bartender, on point w/svc. Friendly & accommodating. Emily, our server, was friendly & attentive & saw to any needs. The trout & bbq eggrolls were good. The kale salad was good but yet again, always over dressed (3rd time ordering). Took it home & added at least 3 cups of add'l lettuce & still the entire salad wet. Not sure why they feel the need to overdress this salad when the ingredients stand on there own. But this was a refreshing change after the past two times we've visited the Diner in the past few mos. Sad that no one contacted us from BLGR after commenting twice on bad experiences at the Diner & once at Bistro Niko.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- weird spot for a valetclurbVIPDined on 8/10/2014I know it's Buckhead, but a valet requirement at a diner, with a large parking lot, seemed very strange and completely unnecessary. Maybe they get really, really busy? But we had brunch on Sunday at noon, and there was more than enough room for us to park ourselves. The food was very good - absolutely no complaints there - and the service was nice and professional, but overall it was a weird vibe for me. Couldn't decide if it was casual or formal, combined a few elements of both. A drink probably would have helped, but GA can't serve mimosas before 1230 on a sunday... It's a good meal, and I'd say price points are fair, but be sure you know what you're getting yourself into.Special Features:
- Outstanding, as alwaysoccasionaldinerDined on 8/9/2014We have visited Buckhead Diner on many occasions and have always found it well worth the drive from Powder Springs. The service is wonderful. The servers are available but they don't hover. The food is exceptional. This was our anniversary dinner and we thoroughly enjoyed it. They even treated us to a piece of their terrific Banana Cream Pie and wrote "Happy Anniversary" in chocolate on the plate. Love this place!!Special Features:
- my reviewLansterDined on 8/8/2014It was a good place to eat.I really liked it a lot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best place for lunch in BuckheadExperiencedDinerVIPDined on 8/8/2014Coming here on a very regular basis. For a reason. Super high consistency in food quality, great selection of salads and sandwiches - something for every palate - and among the very most friendly and accommodating service experiences you'll find in town. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My favorite placelove2eatDined on 8/7/2014Great food. Consistently good. Service perfect. It was extremely noisy !!!!!!!Special Features:
- Does Not Like Priority SeatingEmeryVIPDined on 8/6/2014We have been dining at the Buckhead Diner for years and love it. On this visit I used Open Table for my reservations and arrived on time only to be told they do not like to honor OT Priority seating and it would be 45 minutes for our table. What going on? We were seated in 25 minutes.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/6/2014Disappointed that a reservation is actually just "priority seating." Maybe I should start making my reservation for 30 minutes before I arrive since they don't seat you anytime near your reserved time.
- Consistently consistentgolffatherDined on 8/6/2014Over the years my wife and I have been to Buckhead Diner several times. We have never been disappointed . Consistently excellent food served professionally. Love the veal/wild mushroom meatloaf .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I expectedseafoodismeDined on 8/3/2014I was trying the diner as part of the Summer Dine-a-Round. Reservations were not available for an earlier time, but the parking lot was over half empty?... Greeting was fair by the host. Once seated it took a long time for a server to come over and even longer for our drink order to be brought back to the table. We were finally offered bread at the time our order was being taken with no saucers to use. It was unusually long for our food to arrive considering the restaurant was not busy. Our server was not very attentive and didn't follow up well. The food was delicious but service was substandard for the Buckhead Life Restaurant Group. First impression was not a good one...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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A Mercer County man and a Baltimore man both were sentenced to prison Sept. 3 for illegal distribution of prescription drugs.
Senior United States District Judge David A. Faber sentenced the two men to prison.
U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin announced the Bluefield Pill Initiative and fighting the state's pill abuse epidemic will continue to be his office's leading priority.
Tyler Thorpe, 71, of Bluefield, was sentenced to four years and three months in prison. Thorpe previously pleaded guilty in April to distribution of a powerful prescription painkiller commonly known as Dilaudid.
Thorpe sold the drug to a person cooperating with law enforcement priorities in September 2012, according to a news release from Goodwin's office.
Robert J. Fleek Jr., 31, of Baltimore, Md., was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison. He previously pleaded guilty in April to distribution of Dilaudid and buprenorphine, which is commonly known as Suboxone or Subutex. That drug is intended to help people overcome opioid addiction as part of a rehabilitation program.
The Bluefield Pill Initiative is a collaborative, multi-agency regional law enforcement effort designed to halt prescription drug trafficking in Mercer, McDowell and Wyoming counties. The initiative is led by the Southern Regional Drug and Violent Crime Task Force, which includes the West Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation, the Mercer McDowell and Wyoming County sheriff's departments and the Bluefield and Princeton Police Departments.

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DeKalb County police are searching for a man they believe shot another man earlier Friday.
Authorities have secured an arrest warrant for Brian D. Tripp, 26, for aggravated assault.
Detectives believe Tripp shot another man at 1305 Brockett Road in Clarkston.
According to a store clerk, two men were arguing in the store, and after leaving, one man shot the other.
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A woman who was texting while driving was impaled by guardrail pole.


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2800sf Luxury home on Legend Trail Golf/Pool Spa in Scottsdale
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Legend Trail
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$ 1,500 - $ 1,900 / week
$ 3,500 - $ 5,900 / month
vacation rental description
Delightfully appointed 2800 sq ft luxury home overlooking signature hole #7 on Legend Trail Golf Course in North Scottsdale.
Take in the sweeping mountain views while enjoying a Margarita in your private pool, or feel the stress melt away in your private spa! All this while soaking up the sun or watching it set
Mountain and Golf views situated on a premium private lot with Pool and Spa on the patio .
The ceramic tile in the Great room , 13ft high ceilings and open plan layout gives you that open desert feel, complimented by expansive glass further enhancing the feeling of space whilst bringing the great scenery within touching distance.
Use high speed Wi-Fi in your Den or throughout the house to catch up on work or email friends about how great the weather is!
Enjoy cooking a gourmet meal in your fully stocked luxurious granite kitchen, every detail considered right down to the cappuccino maker.
Cook out on the outdoor grill & dine privately by pool with golf and mountain views.
All windows have plantation shutters or tasteful blinds for added privacy.
Cable and wifi available in every room , a telescope is also available for you to gaze at the crystal clear skies above the Sonoran desert.
The Legend trail recreation centre offers great facilities available for your use at no cost as a guest of the house.
Bedroom details ;
The Master bedroom offers marvellous evening or morning views , large bathroom directly off the bedroom features Jacuzzi bath , large walk-in shower and spacious dressing room . The master also features 40 Inch Samsung flat screen television
Guest bedroom includes 40 inch flat screen TV plus tastefully created built in hanging space and storage.A beautiful spacious bedroom
Guest Bedroom 3 ( which is a casita ) features 40 inch flat screen Samsung TV , private bathroom off sleeping area, dining / breakfast space
Bedroom 4 / Set up as an office & Den - perfect for work or a quiet retreat . Office desk, 20 inch flat screen TV , wireless printer , Authentic St Andrews golf photography and comfortable sofa (pull-down to bed ) . Work, sleep or relax in private !
Local facilities and amenities ;
Golf - Legend trail Golf Club is rated by Golf Digest as "One of the Best Places to Play in Scottsdale " (4.5 Stars) and is right on your doorstep. . A true delight to play for all levels and a classic example of desert golf .
There are many other top rated courses very close by, such as The Boulders (5 min), Troon North (5 min), Vista Verde ( 15 min) TPC Scottsdale (15 min), Grayhawk (15 min), Sunridge canyon (20 min), Kierland(20 min), Talking Stick, We-Ko-Pa and Many others. All a short drive away ..!
Play tennis on choice of the 2 beautiful courts, swim in 2 large community pools, work out in the fitness area, Ride bikes on local trails or around the golf course (3 bikes provided with the house )
Cycling - Some of the best scenery and cycling in the country on literally on your doorstep
Fitness Centre - State of Art firness centre available to all guests should a work out be part of your daily routine , 5 minute walk from the house
Swimming - Other than your own Private swimming Pool and Spa ...there 2 large heated Pools at the Recreation centre
house rental amenities
- Private Pool & Hot tub
- Outdoor Grill
- Tennis - 2 Floodlit courts
- Golf - your right on number 7 , the signature hole of Legend trail golf course
- Hiking - close to many popular trails ( Pinnacle peak )
- Walking - Walking Path runs through the Legend trail area and around the golf course
- Biking & Cycling - Some of the best in the country no matter what your level , breathtaking scenery - (3 bikes provided)
- Table tennis
activities and attractions in Scottsdale Arizona
The legend trail area is naturally beautiful & a great example of the High sonoran Desert . A short drive to Downtown Scottsdale , Shorter drive Carefree & Cavecreek. There are many restaurents and supermarkets close by
Golf - Legend trail Golf Club is rated by Golf Digest as "One of the Best Places to Play in Scottsdale " (4.5 Stars) and is right on your doorstep. . A true delight to play for all levels and a classic example of desert golf .There are many other top rated courses very close by to Legend trail ; The Boulders (5 min), Troon North (5 min), Vista Verde ( 15 min) TPC Scottsdale (15 min), Grayhawk (15 min), Sunridge canyon (20 min), Kierland(20 min), Talking Stick, We-Ko-Pa and Many others. All a short drive away ..!
Scottsdale offers some of the best shopping in the West . Scottsdale Fashion Square, Kierland Commons, and the nearby north Scottsdale Rt. 101-Loop area. All are close by and easily accessible.
Local markets and stores such as Safeway , AJ's Gourmet Market and takeout , Starbuck's, Walgreen's, Target are only 5- 10 minutes away. As are many restaurant's at many close by locations including ''The Summit''.
vacation rental rates
Monthly & Weekly available
December - $5,300 / $1700 per week ( Holiday week - $1,900 )
Jan,Feb,Mar,April... $5900/month /$1900 per week
May,october & November ..4500/month / $1700 per week
June, July,Aug, sept ...$3700 month / $1500 per week
$1500-1900 per week


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EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) - Reggie Hearn scored a career-high 26 points to lead Northwestern to a 75-60 victory over Purdue on Saturday.
Jared Swopshire and Dave Sobolewski each added 13 points for the Wildcats (13-10, 4-6 Big Ten), who snapped a 4-game losing streak to the Boilermakers.
Purdue freshman center A.J. Hammons didn't start because he was late for the team bus from West Lafayette, Ind., according to a team spokesman. Hammons did lead the Boilermakers (11-11, 4-5) with 19 points and 13 rebounds.
Hammons had 30 points, his highest total of the season, in a loss to No. 3 Indiana on Wednesday.
Travis Carroll started in Hammons' place, and Hammons entered with 16:44 to play in the first half. The Boilermakers scored their first points with 15:59 left on a Hammons tip-in to cut the lead to 12-2.
The Wildcats shot 11 of 26 from 3-point range and 53% from the field.
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LEDYARD,CT- A West Greenwich man is dead and two Coventry men have been injured after an early morning crash in Ledyard, Connecticut.
The crash happened just before 2:30 Saturday morning in the area of 633 Lantern Hill Road. Police say the men were traveling south on Lantern Hill Road, when the Volkswagen they were in veered off the road, went down an embankment and flipped over.
Police found Coventry residents, Michael Paolantonio, 29, of 177 Perry Hill Road, and David Governo, 26, of 6025 Flat River Road, in the road, in need of medical assistance. They were taken to an area hospital and treated for their injuries.
The third man in the car was trapped in the front passenger seat. That passenger, Ryan Partridge, 25, of 69 Robin Hollow Road in West Greenwich, was killed. He was the owner of the car. Michael Paolantonio had been driving the car at the time of the crash.
The accident is under investigation.
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An East Texas man and former KLTV employee is still recovering after he was brutally attacked in Honduras.
Joe French, a 27-year-old from Longview, was teaching high school English in Honduras when he was shot four times on his way back from his school's Christmas party. Family says it is a miracle that he even survived the attack.
In January, French's brother David Ortega said French was only able to move his right arm and leg, but was able to turn his head from left to right. He was trying to speak, but only his lips move.
Then on Tuesday, Ortega posted a video to YouTube showing the progress that French has made since he returned to Texas - and you can't miss it.
On a mobile device? You can watch the video here: http://bit.ly/MEiqUO
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Justin Morneau of the Minnesota Twins is, for the second straight season, attempting to come back from a concussion suffered on July 7, 2010 in Toronto when his head collided with the knee of Blue Jays second baseman John McDonald.
It didn't look like anything serious at all when it happened:
But Morneau, who was hitting .345/.437/.618 with 18 HR and 56 RBI in 81 games -- exactly half a season's worth -- at the time, did not play at all the rest of the 2010 season, and had the worst year of his career in 2011, in and out of the lineup, suffering the aftereffects of the concussion. This AP story says that Morneau is "healthy" and ready to take the field this year:
Morneau says he'll fully participate during the team's first full-squad workout on Friday. He says he's been working out without any problems, but will ease into practice early in spring training.
The former first baseman says he's eager to get back on the field and resume a leadership role with the Twins.
Sounds great, right? Not so fast. Jim Souhan of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune writes of comments Morneau made before those first workouts Friday:
"Well, I don't think there will be a career if it's something I'm dealing with," he said. "That's the reality of the whole thing. I'm obviously not going to continue to mess around with this if it continues to be a problem. There comes a point where you can only torture yourself for so long.
"It's something I love to do but you keep preparing and you keep being left out, that's something that nobody wants to go through ... obviously it's been a tough winter that way. I try not to think about that kind of stuff. Obviously it's crossed my mind and it's something I've had to think about but when that stuff comes into my mind I continue to look for something positive, and look how far I've come in the last week or in the last month and just hope it continues to go well."
Morneau was also quoted in Souhan's article as saying that what he's gone through is "torture", and, interestingly enough, at the bottom of the AP article (that was posted on sportsnet.ca) appears the following tweet from Souhan:
After listening to Morneau, I think he knows the end is near, and wants to give it one more try.— Jim Souhan (@SouhanStrib) February 24, 2012
This could very well be the case, unfortunately. Corey Koskie, a fellow Canadian and former teammate of Morneau's with the Twins in 2003 and 2004, had a concussion during the 2006 season when he was playing for the Brewers. After sitting out two seasons, he attempted a comeback for the Cubs in spring training in 2009, but after playing in just three games with five at-bats, he announced his retirement:
He took himself out of Thursday's spring training game against Seattle in the third inning. Koskie batted twice in the game and fielded a pair of grounders. But he said he began feeling ill after diving for another grounder.
"After that play, I just thought, 'What am I doing out here?'" he said Saturday. "Whether I got the wind knocked out of me a little bit, I did feel a little funky after it. I don't think it was a concussive event. But I did feel a little funny, whether it was the heat, because it was hot out there."
This is what Morneau risks, even though he's younger now (30) than Koskie was when he attempted his comeback (36). Concussions can cause changes in the physiology of players that cannot be seen, as Corey Dawkins and Marc Normandin wrote a year ago:
Concussions are not just the symptoms that people experience; they also include biochemical changes that occur rather rapidly. There has been a lot of attention paid to the chemical changes inside the brain following concussions—and rightfully so. These changes can lead to horrible long-term effects that are irreversible (for now), but even more importantly, they cannot be easily observed.
That's the situation Justin Morneau appears to be in right now. He can do workouts just fine, but when he actually gets on a baseball field, in a game situation, will he shy away from diving for a ball? Will he constantly think of how to avoid situations in which the concussion could recur?
If so, he needs to retire, because I'm sure you see that's not a way for a professional athlete to succeed. It's a shame, because Morneau had been one of the best players in baseball before his injury, possibly even on a Hall of Fame track if he kept up his previous performance.
Corey Koskie might have the best advice for his fellow countryman:
"I wanted to get back out there," he said. "I wanted to play. It might have been a little too soon. I might not have been prepared. I kind of decided, I said, 'You know what? Really, is it worth it? Is it worth the risk to go out there and play a couple more years versus having the rest of my life, living a normal life?' That's one of the biggest questions with a concussion because you try to minimize your symptoms, and you always feel you can do it.
"I know I can go out there and do it. But there is a little more head risk. Is it from my neck? Is it from my head? Is it really worth the risk to go out there and find out?"
So even if Justin Morneau feels healthy, it might, unfortunately, be time for him to retire from baseball in order to have a normal life outside the game.


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Because exceptional exhibitions and publications- those with wide appeal and significant impact- require time, expertise, and the special energy of committed supporters, The Director's Circle was formed in 2008 as of a group of individuals who have passion for and are devoted to the visual arts and the Cornell Fine Arts Museum. Its members share the Director's vision of establishing CFAM as a major cultural catalyst and receive access and invitations to enjoy special conversations with the Director and Curators, behind-the-scenes tours and previews, and exclusive 'insider' cocktail receptions and dinners.
Director's Circle Membership is a ten thousand dollar commitment spread out over a three year period.
We invite you to contact the Cornell Fine Arts Museum's Director of Development for more information about the Director's Circle.


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Keeping the spirit of the 2012 Congress alive
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Tuvalu releases the first inventory of its most vital resource: Marine life
Alofa Tuvalu,the French-Tuvaluan NGO, handed out "Tuvalu Marine Life" a publication symbolically printed in 100 copies, to Tine Leuelu, Ambassador of Tuvalu to Belgium, to IUCN, UNESCO and to its partners. The event took place, early June, at the Paris Tropical Aquarium. …
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Mayotte: yet to be recognized exceptional biodiversity
The French overseas department of Mayotte is located in the biogeographical area of the Comoros Archipelago, at the heart of the Mozambique Channel and close to Madagascar. Mayotte hosts a variety of land and marine tropical ecosystems which are of major ecological value, despite significant landscape changes due to the exploitation of first sugar cane and later rice. Read more about Mayotte in the new Country Focus. …
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France and IUCN intensify their efforts to protect global biodiversity
Yesterday IUCN signed a new partnership agreement with France, which aims to support the Union's global biodiversity conservation work, focusing on sub-Saharan Africa, oceans and global governance of natural resources. … | French
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Biodiversity and water: two of a kind
Today we celebrate the International Day for Biological Diversity. Its theme, Water and Biodiversity, coincides with the designation of 2013 as the International Year of Water Cooperation and highlights the indispensible role of nature in our water security and the sustainable development of our planet. …
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From risk to opportunity: reducing the risk of disasters the natural way
Healthy ecosystems and sound environmental management can go a long way in protecting people from disasters. But this fact is not yet widely appreciated among the many parties responsible for reducing the risk of disasters and responding to them once they happen. …
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Towards the "Blue Society"
Since the start of the industrial revolution, human activities have significantly altered the very balance of our planet and the lives we all live. These activities have heavily affected marine ecosystems and the way we use our seas and oceans. IUCN has joined forced with a group of organizations in the Sea For Society project. …
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Improved Management of the Bering Strait
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), and the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) have undertaken a cooperative project to identify measures that could be adopted to protect important areas of the Bering Strait region, including ecologically and biologically sensitive areas (EBSAs) and to explore ways in which such measures might be implemented. …
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Published on Tuesday, June 24th, 2008 at 5:11 p.m.
In a Democrat vs. Republican Face-Off, U.S. Sens. Joe Biden and Lindsey Graham appeared on "Meet the Press," to discuss the positions of their respective parties' nominees for president.
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We're checking whether McCain has been consistent on oil drilling or not. But Biden is on shaky ground when he says McCain changed his position on Iraq.
McCain was definitely a supporter of the war and spoke positively about prospects for the invasion. But he also warned early on that creating a functioning government in Iraq would be difficult.
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Russert: "Go back, Senator, to 2002 -- the administration saying we'd be greeted as liberators, John McCain saying that you thought success would be fairly easy."
McCain: "Well, it was easy. It was easy. I said we -- a military operation would be easy. It was easy. We were greeted as liberators. Look at the films when we rolled into Baghdad. And then there was a period of time where we allowed looting, when the whole country literally evolved into chaos. I went over there. I saw what was happening. I came back, and I made a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations and said exactly, tragically, what was going to happen unless we got control of the situation. It was easy, by the way."
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When Biden says McCain has changed position on Iraq, he's pointing to McCain's comments early in the invasion. As the situation in Iraq has changed over time, elected have changed the way they've talked about it. For fact-checking purposes, we have granted them that leeway without calling them out as flip-floppers. For an example, see how we critiqued attacks here and here on Barack Obama that cherry-pick from the time when Iraq was relatively calm in 2004.
And even in the face of terrible poll numbers showing declining public support for operations in Iraq, McCain still holds a fairly staunch stay-the-course position. Biden is glossing over too many nuances of John McCain's positions on Iraq to make the charge of flip-flopper stick. We rated his claim Barely True.
In a sad footnote, the "Meet the Press" discussion with Bidena nd Graham was a postponement from its intended air dateThe show was the last one scheduled by Russert, who died suddenly of a heart attack on June 13, 2008. A tribute show in Russert's honor aired June 15, and the Biden-Graham meeting moved to June 22, hosted by Brian Williams.
Sources:NBC News, Meet the Press transcript , June 22, 2008.
Fox News Network, Interview with John McCain, May 31, 2003.
Tim Russert interview of McCain on MSNBC, Jan. 10, 2007.
PollingReport.com, Iraq polling , 2008.
John McCain campaign Web site, Strategy for Victory in Iraq: The Importance of Succeeding.
Researchers: Robert Farley, Angie Drobnic Holan, Shirl Kennedy
Names in this article: Joe Biden, John McCain, Barack Obama
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Kid's fitness and nutrition day supports healthy lifestyles
The University of Nebraska at Kearney held its 10th annual Kid's Fitness and Nutrition Day last month to continue efforts helping kids develop healthy habits. Children from schools within 50 miles attended the event, at which fourth-grade students were invited to participate in physical activities that used sports equipment.
Stations were designed to educate kids on the importance of fitness. One station offered each child a piece of candy, an apple or beef jerky. Depending on which was chosen, the child was required to run the amount of time it would take to burn all the calories from that food item. That ended up being four minutes for the apple, five for the beef jerky and 10 for the candy. This exercise gave kids a kinetic association with the food they ate.
Another station featured logic nutrition, where children were taught how to read and understand food labels. Children were given a better understanding of what to look for when eating packaged food items. They had to identify things like calories, saturated fats and serving size. Volunteers helped explain what each of those things were.
The importance of Kid's Fitness and Nutrition Day is supported by studies in the British Medical Journal (BMJ). One study sought to measure the effectiveness of compulsory physical activities in schools. The study looked at a one-year period and charted the physical and psychological health of the participants. There were 540 total participants from 28 classrooms at 15 schools in Switzerland. Participants varied in gender, age and fitness level, giving the study a large test group.
During the study, researchers evaluated body fat, aerobic fitness via a shuttle run test, physical activity and quality of life based on questionnaires given. Secondary evaluations looked at body mass index (BMI) and cardiovascular risk score. One group of children was given a physical program with three regular physical education lessons per week, two extra physical activities, short activity breaks and physical homework. These children saw a reduction in body fat, increased aerobic fitness and more vigorous activity during school. Physical and psychological quality of life did not increase significantly.
Researchers concluded that school-based physical activity programs that featured a multi-dimensional design improved fitness and physical health in children.
These results go to show the importance of programs such as Kid's Fitness and Nutrition Day, where children continue their education in health outside of school.


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By Jason Chin
Roaring Brook Press, 2011
Nonfiction picture book with fantasy element
"For more than 400 million years, corals have been building reefs in the earth's oceans. Corals may look like plants, but they are actually animals. Some are soft and sway back forth in the water, while others, called hard corals, are rigid. Corals are made up of polyps, and most have hundreds of tiny polyps on their surface."
A young girl pulls a book off the shelf at the New York Public Library and begins to read. Like the boy carried into the forest in Redwoods, she is swept into the undersea world of corals. Before this happens, however, Chin presents some of the fascinating information about corals and the skeletons of these animals that form coral reefs. As the girl experiences slides into the coral reefs, she meets up with the plants and animals that live there.
Chin brings to life the brilliant colors and variety of animals living in the tropic seas where reefs are formed. Each spread presents information and brings what the child is reading to life. This book provides excellent information and makes the relationships among the life there clear and real.
This book slips into the undersea world more effortlessly than Redwoods. It's lovely and lush—and guaranteed to be popular, especially among New York librarians!
Activity 1
Create a food chain or web from the organisms in the book.
This site has a food chain explanation.
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Look up the term for the relationship between two animals that is mutually beneficial called mutualism. Find other examples of beneficial relationships.
Here are two examples.
Activity 3
Find ways some of the animals have adapted to escape their predators using the book's information.
Visit my post on Follow That Food Chain Coral Reefs post to pair the books and find more activities.
National Science Standards: Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems, Cycles of Matter and Energy Transfer in Ecosystems, Ecosystems Dynamics, Functioning, and Resilience
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Augusta, GA (WJBF) -- It seems like every time we head over to Davidson Fine Arts School in Augusta to hand out a WJBF Scholar Athlete award, we're giving it to one of their star rowers. This time is no different.
Lindsay Crute has competed in the US Rowing Nationals twice in 2011 and 2012 and was a Southeast Regional silver medalist in both of those years as well. Next year, she will take her talents to the University of Tulsa on scholarship.
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More than 300 criminal cases in Cleveland and Staffordshire that were potentially botched by a scenes of crime officer, accused of lying about his qualifications, are being reviewed by the police watchdog.
Stephen Beattie, 49, first came under scrutiny in 2011 for his work.
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Another installment of Riffer Madness, in which Dime covers psychotic syncopation!
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Think about the minor pentatonic scale; almost immediately, the mental image of that familiar box shape is probably conjured in your mind's eye. The fact that we can instantly recall various patterns due to their spacial layout over the fretboard is a great thing. But what if we're relying too heavily on existing scale shapes?
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When learning how to play jazz guitar, one of the most commonly asked questions is, "How do I add chord extensions to my soloing ideas?" To help answer this question, in this lesson we'll be looking at an easy, fun and effective way to bring extension notes into your jazz guitar solos — upper structure triads.
With no thirds, sevenths or other notes included in the backing power chords, I have the freedom as a soloist to inject minor or major thirds and sixth and sevenths into my solo lines without them clashing with the chords. In this month's column, I'd like to focus on two of my favorite scales for soloing that include the above-mentioned intervals: harmonic minor and its fifth mode, Phrygian dominant.
The goal this month is not to talk about the theory behind them, although I will be doing that in the next month or two. It's to get you adding the pitches, and exploring these notes, aurally, as well as using them in your phrasing. So let me show you what I'm talking about.
Delta blues giant Robert Johnson is one of the most fascinating and mysterious performers in music history. He created an essential body of blues guitar music, recording 29 songs in 1936 and 1937 that would exert a powerful influence on the likes of Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Keith Richards, Johnny Winter and many others.
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The minor scale is the most commonly used scale in metal. This month, I'd like to detail the most prevalent minor scales in metal: natural minor (also known as the Aeolian mode), the Dorian mode, the Phrygian mode and the harmonic minor scale.
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The bistro set on the balcony is wonderful for breakfast/coffee or
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (AP) - An Elmer woman and an Arizona man face hundreds of charges in a Rapides Parish child-pornography investigation.
The Town Talk reports the investigation started after a complaint was filed with deputies in Tioga.
Authorities say 31-year-old Dorothy Jean Vanasselberg of Elmer was booked with charges including aggravated incest, aggravated sexual battery, pornography with juveniles and indecent behavior with a juvenile.
A former resident of Phoenix is believed to have received child pornography from Vanasselberg.
Thirty-8-year-old Kyle Smith Hauenstein is being held in Rapides Parish on 353 counts of pornography with a juvenile plus multiple counts of indecent behavior with a juvenile, sexual battery and aggravated incest.
Bond for each was more than $2 million. No information was available on their attorneys or court dates.
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text: As we continue to work with alumni job seekers and recruiters, we hear over and over again the importance of networking not only while job searching, but as a new professional. Many recent graduates and new professionals we work with are hesitant to network because they feel bad about asking others for assistance or because it feels uncomfortable to promote themselves to others. Networking is something that takes practice. It is a skill that you have to learn to be a successful job seeker in today's job market. Many of our alumni job seekers spend an equal amount of time networking as they do applying for job postings on job boards. Here are some of the resources the Career Center has to help you as you network with others.


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Located on the right side of the No Money Down area. Left of Truth in Advertising is a patch of dirty rock (lichen). Easy terms climbs the face immediately left of the lichen.
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Carl's Lawn Maintenance Joins the Sussex Area Chamber of Commerce
Carl Belli (pictured on the right) accepts a Sussex Area Chamber of Commerce membership plaque from Chamber Board Member, Candy Walecki, North Shore Bank. Carl's Lawn Maintenance provides lawn maintenance, weekly mowing, aeration, trimming, mulch delivery and/or installation, landscaping, fall cleanup as well as snow removal. Carl's Lawn Maintenance is located in Sussex, WI. Visit their website @ www.carlslawn.com for all their services.
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This webinar highlights the functionality and advantages that the IMAGINE Auto DTM add-on module can do for you. The differences between the 3 processing levels that are showcased and included in this Auto DTM add-on module and why you would use each one. With our latest Semi-Global Matching (SGM) algorithm now available as an add-on to IMAGINE Photogrammetry, your options for creating digital surfaces just got better. The SGM algorithm not only creates an accurate dense point cloud with high-definition hard edges on rooftops, but it also RGB encodes the output for an image-like quality dataset. The SGM method features a straight-forward, user-friendly interface to facilitate image pair selection, customize the processing strategy, and define your output options. Take your image repository to the next level.
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Mobile and field solutions for the iOS and Android platforms now function as an extension of the overall enterprise, and include the ability to access and create geospatial data and asset information in the field for real-time reviewing and updating. With both cloud-based and on premise solutions from Hexagon Geospatial, users can now access powerful apps that tap into data and analytics to support specific business workflows.
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