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Eighth AAAI Video CompetitionAAAI is pleased to announce the continuation of the AAAI Video Competition, now entering its eighth year. The video competition will be held in conjunction with the AAAI-14 conference in Québec City, Québec, Canada, July 27-31, 2014. At the award ceremony, authors of award-winning videos will be presented with "Shakeys", trophies named in honour of SRI's Shakey robot and its pioneering video. Award-winning videos will be screened at this ceremony.
The goal of the competition is to show the world how much fun AI is by documenting exciting artificial intelligence advances in research, education, and application. View previous entries and award winners on our past competitions webpage.
The rules are simple: Compose a short video about an exciting AI project, and narrate it so that it is accessible to a broad online audience. We strongly encourage student participation.
To increase reach, select videos will be uploaded to Youtube and promoted through social media (twitter, facebook, g+) and major blogs in AI and robotics.
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Is the Kiefer Sutherland-starring 'The Confession' a Turning Point for Web Series?
Much is being made of The Confession, an original web series starring Kiefer Sutherland that just concluded on Hulu after premiering in March. The hype isn't limited to the show itself, instead centering on reports that it has already turned a profit through Hulu's free ad-driven model. There are plenty of additional revenue streams available for the show, and so the question on everyone's mind is: does this mean original web series are a viable business model now? Because back when Zack Lieberman and I won the Webby for The West Side, that was not the case. Every studio we met with felt that the online revenue streams were not mature enough to support a decently-budgeted web series, with or without recognizable stars. Is The Confession a "watershed moment?" More »


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We had priority embarking due to booking the GS. It was fast and painless. The regular lines did not look bad either.
I had of course read many reviews on here beforehand. I took everything with a grain of salt. That being said, some of the negatives were correct to a point. The dreaded SMELL! We smelled it a few times the first day while exploring in passing. We just kept walking. On deck 3 where you go to get off for the ports, the smell was horrible. But we were there for 5 minutes. Not enough to ruin our day! Our room had no smell.
The first night we had room service and it was very good. We also did breakfast all 3 ways. The buffet was by far the winner. The omelets were great and no bacon police that I saw! The room service breakfast was fine. The dining room breakfast was slow and they didn't get my order right at all. Lesson learned. Sticking with the buffet for breakfast. We ate in the dining room three nights. We had any time dining and ate in the Wind Star. Martin was our waiter and he was fantastic. we never waited for service. Our glasses were always full of water and as soon as we were done with one course, the next one arrived. We enjoyed all the food. It was tasty and presented at an acceptable temperature. And that warm chocolate melting cake was super yummy! Lunch we usually hit the buffet or grill. Lines were a little long for the grill but nothing more than a busy restaurant at lunch time. Don't be discouraged by the lines! They always move at a pretty good pace.
We were on our first vacation.. EVER. So we didn't do a whole lot. My husband experienced some sea sickness the first night and we didn't want to venture out to much. We pretty much relaxed in the room and I on the balcony. Didn't see any shows, didn't participate in any trivia games, didn't use the pool. We just hung out and explored and loved the view. I guess we are port people. From the muster drill the entertainment staff seems fun though! Maybe next time I will experience some of these events without the hubby. The Lido Deck always had great music playing and lots of fun happening. I did go to the casino. It was my first time and I spent $4 on slots. I am cheap what can I say?
Our room was great and so was our steward George. We had an electrical problem where all our lights didn't work and George had the electrician in there and the lights fixed on a short trip to the buffet! All the staff on the ship were friendly and more than willing to help.
So, would I sail the Ecstasy again? Absolutely! I was on vacation and loved every second of it. Going to try a longer cruise for next year. We are close to Port Canaveral so we might just hop on the Ecstasy for a quick rest!


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I had chatter in the clutch so I opened up the hand hole to adjust and found that one of the release levers had failed. Interestingly, it still shifts and appears to "clutch" fine.
I have a parts facing here that needs new adjusting screws. Would you guys recommend getting a new plate, or swapping the adjusting screws and using the plate that I have?
The TOB is fairly new, but I need to check it also.


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Nick Stars Exclusive: BTR As 'Toons
Ever wonder what life would be like if you were a cartoon? We're not gonna lie, it would probably be pretty cool. Living in a house made of pineapple? Fishing for jellies with Patrick all day? Yes please! And we're not the only ones thinking about how rad the world would be if it was filled with bright colors and kooky characters. The guys of Big Time Rush were just chatting about life as a 'toon and which show they would be on if they were animated!
Big Time Rush performing live from Bikini Bottom....we like the sound of that!
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MACKINAW, Ill. -- Firefireghters are investigating a fire that heavily damaged a house in Mackinaw.
The fire broke out around 8:30 Friday morning on Gills Street.
When crews arrived, they found the house engulfed in flames. Extra departments were called to assist in putting out the blaze.
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The Chamber helped celebrate two ribbon cuttings in 5 days!
Top: Dynamic Blendz U Top It Frozen Yogurt at 2011 W. Beecher St. in Adrian is a fun new place to stop in and have a frozen treat! Cutting the ribbon in this August 15 photo are co-owners Larry Anderson and Ryan Soto, surrounded by their employees, Chamber members and Chamber Ambassadors.
Bottom: The Hair Studio is trendy new salon located in the Dominoes Pizza plaza at 1113 W. Beecher St. in Adrian. Owner Elizabeth Wendt stands next to her husband Bob Wendt as he and their three boys Will, Andy and Jack cut the ribbon at their August 19 ribbon cutting. Also attending the ribbon cutting were Elizabeth's father, Ed Engle, Jr.; Bob and Sharon Wendt; The Hair Studio employees Jillian Palms, Jennifer Schneider, and Dayna Ost; as well as local officials, Chamber Ambassadors, and numerous friends and guests.
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The Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce is seeking an experienced professional who will represent the business and economic interests of its members and the Adrian business community and work to further the Chamber's mission. They will serve as the primary liaison with Chamber members, community stakeholders, and key business and government leaders as well as advocate for the Adrian business community.
The ideal candidate will be a creative thinker with an entrepreneurial spirit, highly … (read more…)
Schedule for Week of August 4, 2014
- Finish storm sewer installation on Maumee between Clinton & Locust
- Start storm sewer installation on Locust from Maumee North toward Toledo St.
- Excavate and locate existing underground utilities at Main/Washburn/Toledo
- Sanitary Sewer installation at end of Toledo running North on Main Street
- Clearing and grubbing at new storm water outfall at River Raisin off Winter Street
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"It has been one of the great joys of my life to serve as the conductor of this wonderful orchestra and to help it continue to make music during some particularly difficult economic times," said Dodson. "We've worked with incredible soloists, created three multi-year giving societies that help sustain the orchestra, grown audiences, commissioned new music, revamped the education program and, at the end of this season, will … (read more…)
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The Chamber's 12th Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner will be held on Thursday, January 22, 2015 at The Centre.
Chamber members are recognized at our annual awards presentation for the contribution they have given to our community. Award nominees are selected based on input from others in the community and the Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
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The American Red Cross is facing a looming blood shortage, leading to an urgent need for donors of all blood types to roll up a sleeve and give. Donations through the Red Cross are down approximately 8 percent over the last 11 weeks, resulting in about 80,000 fewer donations than expected. The number of donors continues to decline, and the shortfall is significant enough that the Red Cross could experience an emergency situation in the coming weeks. In addition, the Independence Day holiday … (read more…)
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Bulger judge denies request to sequester jury
The judge overseeing the trial of Whitey Bulger shot down a request by the alleged mobster's lawyer to sequester the jury during deliberations.
Obama budget targets millionaires, replaces sequester cuts
The White House this morning proposed a budget that sharply trims the U.S. deficit over three years by forcing millionaires […]
PHA cuts 82 jobs due to federal spending cuts
The Philadelphia Housing Authority laid off 82 employees last week due to the federally mandated spending cuts, saving nearly $7.2 million, the authority said.
Federal budget cuts will result in $800 million hit to city
The federal budget cuts that started taking effect last week will hit the city for $800 million, the city's budget […]
Obama calls lawmakers over spending cuts; no resolution seen
President Barack Obama has reached out to Republican and Democratic lawmakers in search of a resolution to automatic across-the-board government spending cuts, a White House official said on Sunday, but Republican congressional leaders offered little hope for a quick solution.
Sequester cuts will hit New York hard
Up to 100,000 workers could lose jobs according to study.


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Michael Katsidis blew past Michael Lozada on Saturday, and will be staying at 140 pounds. Can he compete in the new weight class?
Michael Katsidis has a new opponent for his next fight, and hopes he can land Erik Morales down the line. Bad Left Hook has more.
Vitali Klitschko won again on Saturday against Odlanier Solis, though not the way he'd have liked. That fight and wins for Lucian Bute, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Roman Gonzalez and more featured in Bad...
Boxing results from around the globe for Saturday night.
Times and channels for televised boxing matches this weekend, including Marco Huck vs. Denis Lebedev and Bernard Hopkins vs. Jean Pascal.
Bad Left Hook looks at the ten best fights in boxing for the month of December, and goes beyond just those into all the other notables (good or bad) for the rest of the month.
A round-up of boxing stories from around the web focusing on several Saturday fights. Featured: Zsolt Erdei, Marvin Sonsona, Edgar Sosa and more.
The poster for Integrated Sports' September 12 PPV. The card as of now: * Junior Flyweight Championship: Ivan Calderon v. Rodel Mayol (Rematch) * WBO Junior Lightweight Title: Roman Martinez v. Michael Lozada * Junior Bantamweights: Juan Mercedes v. Jesus Martinez
With all that's happened in the first quarter of boxing in 2008, let's talk about whose stock is going up and whose is going down. Simple intro, right? It's hard to count him since he hasn't...
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NEW 2 Bdrm Contemporary Apartment in Siesta Key
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool no
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- pets allowed yes
- type Apartment
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$ 700 - $ 1,300 / week
$ 2,300 - $ 3,800 / month
vacation rental description
This unit is newly renovated (Nov 2011) in a contemporary/modern decor. Walk one mile to Siesta Village for restaurants, shops and nightlife. The #1 Beach in the U.S (according to Dr. Beach) is just a 5 minute bike ride or 2 minute car ride from your accommodations.
Siesta Beach is approximately 6 miles long of powder white sand. Every day hundreds of walkers, joggers, bike riders pass by on the water's edge. Along the beach there are a variety of sea birds such as egret, sandpiper, herons and of course sea gulls. Many days dolphins can be seen feeding and playing just off the beach along with the occasional manatee. The Gulf of Mexico shallow depths make it a very popular beach as walking hundreds of feet offshore the depth barely reaches six feet.
Enjoy the private patio in the evening, after a BBQ on the Weber Grill. Stroll down to beautiful Siesta Beach for sunset.
Enjoy over 25 golf courses in Sarasota. Or take a short drive to St. Armands Circle for some upscale shopping and dining.
We offer one King and one Queen bed which is ideal for two couples or a small family. Enjoy the 3 flat screen TV's and free WIFI. Pets our welcome, with a small pet deposit.
3 night minimum.
apartment rental amenities
3 flat screen TVs
2 Bikes
rolling cooler
Beach chairs, umbrella and barbecue grill available.
Sleeps 4 (1 KG, 1 QN) Serta
FREE laundry facility on site.
activities and attractions in Siesta Key Gulf Coast Central
#1 Beach in the U.S. per Dr. Beach
Ringling Mansion & Museum
Selby Gardens
St. Armand's Circle
Sarasota Jungle Gardens
Big Cat Habitat
The Asolo Theater
Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
St. Armands Circle
Parasailing, paddle boarding, kayaking
Boat Rentals
Jet Ski Rentals
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June 1 thru Nov. 24 (OFF SEASON) $125/nt $750/wk $2,300/mo
Nov. 25 thru Jan. 1 (SEASON) $150/nt $1,000/wk $3,000/mo
Jan.2 thru Mar 31 (PEAK SEASON) $215/nt $1,300/wk $3,800/mo 5 NIGHT MINIMUM
April 1 thru May 31 (BRIDGE SEASON) $110/nt $700/wk $2,400/mo
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|Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wolford
|Monday, January 21, 2013 3:54 PM
The bride's parents are Barry and Jane Stirn of Elida. The groom's parents are Tom and Barb Wolford of Delphos.
Nuptial music was provided by vocalist Deanna Cira and organist Louise Haunhorst.
Maid of honor was Heather Carder, friend of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Samantha Peed, friend of the bride; and Nancy Patch, Tammy Stirn and Julie Stirn, sisters of the bride.
Best man was Steve Steward of Delphos, friend of the groom.
Groomsmen were Kaleb Wallace, Matt McNamee and Kyle Youngpeter, friends of the groom; and Nick Wolford, brother of the groom.
Grandparents of the couple are Bob and Dolly Martin, Frank and Frankie Stirn, Al and Arla Jean Wolford and Marion and Marguerite Jettinghoff.
A reception was held at Ottoville Parish Hall after the ceremony. Following a wedding trip to Cozumel, Mexico, the couple reside in Elida.
The bride is a graduate of Elida High School and UNOH with a degree in Automotive Technology. She is employed by Omer's Alignment.
The groom is a graduate of Jefferson High School and UNOH with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Forensic Accounting. He is employed by SAFY in Delphos.


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From world wars to most recent wars, fighter aircraft have been playing a decisive role in the battleground. And in the 21st century, when countries across the world are trying to display their military clout, fighter jets could decide the fate of a war.
The most important characteristics of a fighter aircraft are speed, maneuverability, and small size relative to other combat aircraft. Today's supersonic jets can fly at more than 1,000 miles per hour and are capable of dropping heavy bombs, including nuclear ones.
The F-35 Lightning II is a single-seat, single-engine military strike fighter. The F-35 combines the 5th Generation characteristics of radar evading stealth, supersonic speed and extreme agility with the most powerful and comprehensive integrated sensor package of any fighter aircraft in history.
The F/A-22 Raptor is a fifth generation stealth fighter aircraft, which entered the United States Air Force as the F-22A.
F/A-22 Raptor is manufactured by Lockheed-Martin and Boeing with a speed of Mach 2 class with supercruise capability. It is armed with one M61A2 20-millimeter cannon with 480 rounds and can carry six radar-guided AIM-120C advanced medium-range A2A missiles in its main weapon bay.
The Sukhoi PAK FA is a twin-engine jet fighter being developed by Sukhoi for the Russian Air Force. It is a fifth generation jet and is still in advanced phase of development. The T-50 will be the newest main plane both for the Russian and Indian Air Force.
The MiG-35 is classified as a 4++ generation jet fighter by Mikoyan. It is equipped with one 30 mm GSh-30-1 cannon with 150 rounds, eight weapons pylons for R-27, R-60, R-73, R-77, TV and Laser-Guided Air to Ground missiles and bombs. In addition, the aircraft can also carry up to 2,000 lb of bombs.
The fighter aircraft was unveiled at the Aero India 2007 air show in Bangalore. It has been fully developed, but has still not entered service.
Eurofighter Typhoon is one of the world's most advanced new generation multi-role/swing-role combat aircraft. The Eurofighter is the product of a consortium of British Aerospace, Deutsche Aerospace (Germany), Alenia (Italy), and CASA (Spain), with the United Kingdom and Germany providing technological leadership.
It has a Mach 2.25 maximum cruise speed. This jet fighter is designed to carry one 27 mm Mauser BK-27 cannon, AIM-9 Sidewinder, AIM-132 ASRAAM, AIM-120 AMRAAM and IRIS-T air-to-air missiles, AGM-84 Harpoon, AGM-88 HARM, ALARMs, Storm Shadow, Brimstone, Taurus and Penguin air-to-ground missiles, bombs and LITENING pod laser designator.
Chengdu J-20, which is in advanced phase of development, is supposed to be a fifth-generation, stealth, twin-engine fighter aircraft. It is being developed by Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group for the Chinese People`s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF).
It is expected to join the Chinese Air Force by 2019.
Designed by Russia, Su-47 is yet to enter into service. It is considered as the best fighter jet in the Eastern hemisphere. The Sukhoi Su-47 can carry one 30 mm GSh-30 cannon with 150 rounds and twelve wing and fuselage stations for up to 18,080 lb of ordnance.
It has a maximum speed of Mach 2.09.
The Dassault Rafale is a French twin-engine delta-wing fighter aircraft designed and built by Dassault Aviation. Rafale can carry payloads of more than 9t on 14 hard points for the Air Force version, with 13 for the naval version. Besides this, it has a twin gun pod and a Nexter (formerly Giat) 30mm DEFA 791B cannon, which can fire 2,500 rounds a minute. The Rafale is also equipped with laser designation pods for laser guidance of air-to-ground missiles.
France and India are in the final stages to finalise the deal of 126 Dassault Rafale aircraft for the Indian Air Force.
The Saab JAS 39 Gripen is a lightweight single-engine multirole fighter manufactured by the Swedish aerospace company Saab. Gripen is the first of the new generation, multi-role fighter aircraft to enter operational service. It is capable of performing an extensive range of air-to-air, air-to-surface and reconnaissance missions employing the latest weapons.
The Sukhoi Su-30MKI is jointly developed by Russia`s Sukhoi and India`s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for the Indian Air Force (IAF). At present India has 190 Su-30MKIs and it plans to have a fleet of 272 by 2015.
F/A-18 Hornet is a twin-engine supersonic, all-weather, carrier-capable multirole fighter jet. It has a top speed of Mach 1.8. The Super Hornet has 11 weapon stations and supports a full complement of smart weapons, including laser-guided bombs. It also carries a full spectrum mix of air-to-air and air-to-ground ordnance.
The B2 Spirit is a multi-role stealth bomber which is capable of dropping conventional and nuclear weapons. It has a maximum speed of Mach 0.92.
The bomber has a crew of two and can carry 80,000 lb payload including 16 B61/b83 nuclear bombs, 80 Mk82 1,000 lb bombs or 16 Mk84 2,000 lb bombs, 36 M117 750 lb fire bombs, 36 cluster bombs, or 80 Mk36 1,000 lb sea mines. The B-2 is the only aircraft that can carry large air-to-surface standoff weapons in a stealth configuration.
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Famous/forgotten War heroes
In solemn remembrance - The Heroes of our Freedom
Independence Day in Words of India`s Great Leaders
Landmark political events since 1947
Snippets of PMs` speeches
India`s military strength
45th anniversary of Apollo 11 Moon Landing
Ways to help save environment
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For a week I have to admit
Each morning I awaken, blink, sit
and sing, "Welcome sweet springtime we greet thee in song"
BUT wait, no, we haven't had winter yet, I guess I'm wrong
BUT, BUT, it's February
What about December? Collards still edible,
Broccoli and lettuce, felt incredible
January? oh gawd, January thaw
Maybe nature changed her law
Spring does start, in March, as I remember
Should never never begin in November
BUT BUT BUT I know
we're gonna have ice, gonna have snow
temp surely will drop to sub-zero
down down down to thirty below
OK, I heard, winter starts tomorrow
will last two days, then spring for a day, winter for three,
then spring back, to tease me
All this is just
Gaia telling us
Global warming does exist, does exist
Earth's not simply sunkissed
We're gonna be sunburned
Put in the oven, cooked to a turn
Extreme is the beam that crisps our skin
Extreme is the beam that's doing us in
Extreme ice, shakes, quakes, flood
Tsunamis, hurricanes, sliding mud
Our climate's under a magnifier
Sometimes wetter, sometimes dryer
Records set for droughts, forest fires,
So why are there more and more climate deniers?
Gaia's fracking angry, frack frack frack
It's we who should shake as Gaia pays us back
Frack frack frack pays us back BUT why?
It's because we gobble too much of the pie,
It's because we gobble too much of the pie,
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Updated 4:23pm Wednesday 5th February 2014 in U's News By David Pritchard, Chief Sports Reporter covering Oxford United. Follow us on twitter: @oxfordmailoufc. Call me on 01865 425458
OXFORD United's remarkable unbeaten away run in Sky Bet League Two was extended to 13 games as they earned a hard-fought point at Bury.
Josh Ruffels headed a first goal for the club just two minutes after Craig Jones had put the hosts in front.
Bury's fluid display belied their lowly league position and United had to work extremely hard to keep parity, showing all the grit and determination which have been key elements in the away run.
A win would have taken Mickey Lewis' side second in the table, but on the balance of play they were the happier of the two sides at the final whistle.
Callum O'Dowda was handed a first league start, replacing the injured Sean Rigg in the only change to the U's side which started Saturday's 2-1 win against AFC Wimbledon.
The 18-year-old showed no signs of nerves early on, taking care of possession and looking bright on the left flank.
United were only able to use the young winger sporadically in the first half hour, though, as they prioritised containing their hosts.
Bury began the evening just two points above the relegation zone, but they looked anything but a struggling side from the outset.
David Flitcroft's confident side were determined to play the ball out from the back, even on a sticky playing surface.
It was a risky tactic, but they largely got away with it and kept the ball well, attacking with pace down the flanks.
Top scorer Anton Forrester had the best chance of the first half on ten minutes, rising to meet a cross from the right. He made a good connection, but his header thumped into the turf, giving Ryan Clarke an opportunity to scramble to his right and save.
United also looked happy to play when they got the ball.
On 18 minutes Deane Smalley bustled into the box and pulled the ball back for Danny Rose, who shot wide under pressure.
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United worked hard to limit Bury's sights of goal and looked more threatening going forward as the half wore on.
Tom Newey forced a save from goalkeeper Brian Jensen and Nicky Wroe laid on a tricky volleyed chance for Smalley, who could only divert the ball back across goal.
After all their neat play in the first half, Bury almost caught United cold seconds after the break with a long ball from Jensen.
A flick-on almost fell for Grimes, but Clarke sprinted off his line to smother.
Bury's intentions were clear and Flitcroft quickly threw on the dangerous Danny Nardiello.
They were ahead 11 minutes into the second half, when Clarke spilled a cross and Jones was on hand to shoot into the empty net.
The goalkeeper complained he had been fouled, but less than two minutes later United were back on level terms.
Smalley won a corner, from which Rose found Ruffels to head past Jensen.
Lewis brought on Dave Kitson and David Connolly just after the hour mark, but it was Bury who looked more likely to score a second goal.
With 19 minutes left Clarke made a superb save to turn a deflected shot from Nardiello round the post.
The goalkeeper was also tested from range by Andrew Tutte, which he punched clear.
An injury to Jensen held the game up late on, leading to seven minutes of stoppage time.
It provided plenty of tense moments, but United held firm.
Oxford Utd (4-1-4-1): Clarke, Bevans, Hunt, Mullins, Newey, Wroe, Smalley, Rose, Ruffels, O'Dowda, Constable.
Subs used: Kitson (O'Dowda 64), Connolly (Constable 63).
Unused subs: Henly, Long, Lynn, Davies, Marsh.
Booked: Newey, Hunt.
Bury (3-4-1-2): Jensen, Mills, Veseli, McNulty, Jones, Miller, Tutte, Sedgwick, Grimes (Nardiello 50), Akpa Akpro (Platt 73), Forrester (Soares 80).
Unused subs: Hinds, Procter, Burke, Charles-Cook.
Booked: None.
Attendance: 2,303 (204 visitors).
Referee: Graham Horwood (Bedfordshire).
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10:26pm Tue 4 Feb 14
Roy Burton's shorts says...
With players like Williams, Potter, Rigg (the on-form version) Jake, Whing and later Meades to come back, we have a squad certainly capable of kicking on for a top 3 finish.
Plenty to look forward to.
5:41am Wed 5 Feb 14
adlibber says...
6:58am Wed 5 Feb 14
oldun says...
Some very tough '6 pointers' to come against five of our promotion rivals - we need to play much better if we are to avoid the play off lottery
8:12am Wed 5 Feb 14
AylesburyOx says...
I'd take a point at Bury - sounded like a really hard fought game and was a point won rather than 2 points lost.
We'd better go up this season as Bury will be one of those teams that will be challenging for it next time around.
Also good to hear the young players sounding so confident and supported; as Roy Burton said, with the players that are coming back from injury there are a lot of positives to look forward to for the final 3rd of the season.
Well done all and keep it going!
8:17am Wed 5 Feb 14
BigAlBiker says...
All in all a good day.
Onwards and upwards.
9:44am Wed 5 Feb 14
South Upper 87 says...
12:10pm Wed 5 Feb 14
william12 says...
We had to play Development players due to injuries.
.The teams at the bottom are fighting for survival.Bury would see it as two points lost.They have not lost at home for a while.
Expect the same at Bristol.
12:44pm Wed 5 Feb 14
London_Ox says...
1:11pm Wed 5 Feb 14
oldun says...
London_Ox wrote:We might get by as this is the most mediocre 4th tier that I can remember - and we have spent so many seasons in the basement (and yes four even lower) . Any team which goes up will need real strengthening if they are to avoid the lower reaches of the third tier next season. This is a great chance of ending n the top 3 - which we must not waste
To stand a realistic chance of getting into the Autos, we need to be coming away with 3 points from places like Exeter and Bury, unless our we have a blinding last third of the season at home..
2:00pm Wed 5 Feb 14
EastIlsleyyellow says...
BigAlBiker wrote:Wow a positve comment, has you're accout been hacked?
I reckon that was a good point gained from a team who not only have some good players but the will to survive. All in all a good day. Onwards and upwards.
2:45pm Wed 5 Feb 14
Richard Wickson says...
3:25pm Wed 5 Feb 14
BigAlBiker says...
EastIlsleyyellow wrote:Nope, just my opinion as usual.
BigAlBiker wrote:Wow a positve comment, has you're accout been hacked?
I reckon that was a good point gained from a team who not only have some good players but the will to survive. All in all a good day. Onwards and upwards.
One i am entitled to.
8:19pm Wed 5 Feb 14
London_Ox says...
Richard Wickson wrote:I disagree.. Although Bury have made a few additions, they are hardly setting the world alight and are a team in the midst of a relegation battle whilst we have been in the top 6 places most of the season and could have come second yesterday.. If we are to achieve automatic promotion, we will need to do better than only two points from games with Exeter and Bury.. Arguably you can put a spin on most sides in the league if they have put a little run together but we some be competently going into these games bullish and not saying it was a useless point against a good side or cliques to that effect.
In reply to Adlibber and London Ox this was a decent Bury side who played good Football, it was definetlley a point gained, both here and at Exeter last week we were outplayed for much of the game but never gave up trying and in this one at least could have won it at the death. We go to Bristol in good heart and I think and hope it could be 3 points for us there, they haven't rebuilt like Bury have.
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Om's bad boys wreck shop again…this time M.I.A. is the victim of the dirty deed!
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Dave Kinsey is one of the street / urban art greats. He has a unique ability to capture the rawness of human emotions. Using a mixture of mediums Kinsey is able to create multilayed, textured environments easily likened to the complexities of contemporary life. Founder of the BLK/MRKT Gallery, Kinsey's art is featured in galleries all around the world. Many pieces exist here on streets here in San Francisco.
Kinsey is another artist with ties to Om. In the early days, he was commissioned to produce the cover art for hip hop series Deep Concentration. These hard to find piece of vinyl has even been featured in gallery showings.
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Om Records and the newly formed Child's Play imprint are taking Austin – SXSW by storm this year with several dates including a show case of their own. Amp Live, one half of Zion I, is releasing a full length project on Child's Play/Om Records this Fall that features Trackademicks, Mikah9, Goapele, Yak Ballz and some very special guests to be revealed. Look out for the first single to be released digitally on April 14th. Also, our very own J-Boogie is heading out to Texas to support his latest release 'Soul Vibrations' and his upcoming 'Dub Vibrations' (remixes version) released digitally on March 31st. Please peep this link to RSVP for the party and see below for more shenanigans we're getting ourselves into: www.going.com/thebayinsxsw
Tuesday, March 17th – Speakeasy – Amp Live, J-Boogie, DJ Sun with Kid Sister, Datarock & Hey Champ – 8pm to 2am – Free
Wednesday, March 18th – Back Alley Social Club – Zion I w/ Brother Ali – Free with SXSW Badge
Thursday, March 19th – Birds Barber Shop – Amplive w/ N.A.S.A., Busdriver, Kinghan and the Shrines, Amanda Blank – 3pm – Free
Thursday, March 19th – Gruv – Amplive w/ Zion I, Mistah F.A.B., Trackademicks, Wallpaper, Eligh, Bayaliens, Kev Choice, Keelay & Zaire, 40love and DJ sets with Platurn, J-Boogie – Free
Thursday, March 19th – Speak Easy Cabaret – Amplive set w/ Alex Smoke, Yppah, Shuttle & Guillamino – Free
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Friday, March 20th – Scoot In – J-Boogie at the Ubiquity Showcase w/ Damon Aaron – 8pm to 2am – Free with SXSW Badge
Once upon a time in a raveland far far away, there was a little contest where we all voted for a favorite local djs to play at a big county ball attended by the SF royalty of electronic community. Well that time a year is here again and Om Records is repping hard with our favorite local based djs. We need your help to make this years results om-fabulous so we all can get together and celebrate at the Dreamteam event which will be announced soon. Unfortunately, you can only choose 5 djs on the list and there are way more Om djs involved, so you might have to vote twice using different emails ;-) Look below for the full list of Om Endorsed Acts:
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waterfront hideaway in Homosassa
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Homosassa Retreats
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 950 - $ 1,200 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 2,100 / month
vacation rental description
This private waterfront retreat will definitely have you leaving the hectic pace of society behind. Located on a full acre, this 1800sq. ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 ½ bath home has something for everyone.
A large front porch overlooks your private dock with boat lift and fish cleaning station. This is a great spot to just sit back, relax and bird watch. Don't be surprised if a white heron walks right up to the front door for a visit. If your looking for an afternoon nap, the hammock alongside the canal is a favorite. There is plenty of room for family gatherings including their cars, boats, trailers, and even an RV.
The 150 ft. canal frontage is just the beginning in your trip
towards the Mason Creek Inlet to the Gulf of Mexico, the
Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Preserve and the beautiful
Homosassa River all of which feature some of the best snook, trout,
redfish and grouper fishing in Florida. Manatee and dolphin watching
is another popular activity. Public Boat ramps are just minutes away
by both land and water.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 07-10-2014 at 2:20 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Lorraine Strobridge 813-368-4664
house rental amenities
-This split plan, air conditioned home is located on a brackish (salt/fresh) water
canal. On this full acre you are surrounded by nature at its best. You have
the feeling that you are in a faraway place but yet friendly neighbors are just
around the corner.
The home offers:
- A king size bed in the master suite, full size bed in the 2nd bedroom, and 2
twin size beds in the 3rd bedroom.
-Masterbath features large vanity, garden tub and seperate shower area.
-2nd bath with a tub/shower(recently remodeled) is off other 2 bedrooms
- Half bath (also recently remodeled) is located off the main living area.
- Full kitchen.....dishes, stainless steel cookware, utensils,
dishwasher, electric range/oven, microwave, toaster, coffemaker,
blender, side by side refrigerator with door water & ice dispenser.
- All rooms have ceiling fans.
- Woodburning fire place.
- Full size washer and dryer
- Private dock with boat lift (MAX. 3000 LBS.)and fish cleaning station on canal.
- 2 room workshop with windows and ceiling fans, great for storing all your
fishing gear.
- Hi-Def Cable TV with Wireless Roadrunner Internet.
- 46" Flat Screen Hi-Def TV in Livingroom and TV's in all bedrooms.
- Gas Grill (great for blackening fish)
- Linens and towels
-DVD player
- Nintento Game System
- Use of 2 kayaks with life vests and paddles
- Fire Pit
activities and attractions in Homosassa Gulf Coast Central
The area offers a verity of experiences, you could say something for
everyone. Of cource the main attraction to this area is the natural
beauty of Floria's Nature Coast.
**boating,canoe/Kayaking (If you don't have a boat, no problem.
There are boat rentals and charter tours just down the road.)
**Swimming with the manatees and dolphin (river or gulf)
**Golfing(A variety of courses, many within a 15-30 min. drive)
**Hiking, Jogging, Biking or just casual walking.
**Shopping(Crystal River Mall, Old Homosassa's antique/novely shops,
fishing/boating supply stores. Yes, even a Home Depot and Walmart.)
While the Homosassa/Crystal River area offers all the necessities
and entertainment one might desire. For those who feel the calling
to join the hectic pace of the outside world from time to time, will
find the Tampa Bay/Orlando area a quick fix. The many attractions
and cultural events that central florida has to offer are all within
a one to two hour drive, thanks to the quick access to the Suncoast
Parkway, I-75 & I-275.
vacation rental rates
Monthly Rentals
$2000.00-$2100.00 per month (depending on time of year & legnth of stay)
$1000.00 Security Deposit
$75.00 cleaning fee
Weekly Rentals
$900.00- $1200.00 - ( multiple week discounts will be considered)
$500.00 Security Deposit
$75.00 cleaning fee
3 Night Weekend Getaways
$525.00 - $600.00 (3 night min)
$300.00 Security Depositu
$75.00 Cleaning Fee
*special rat3 night
*Special weekend rate only avaialbe for non-Holiday weekends.
Lorraine Strobridge 813-368-4664
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Puppy mill rescues having problems with breath, lickingby Dr. Susan Baker
Question: My husband and I adopted two adult Springer spaniels, a female about 8 years old, and a male about 5 years old, that were rescued from a Missouri puppy mill.
We have had their teeth cleaned, but both have terrible breath. Furthermore, the male licks his right leg constantly, and the area is stained brownish red. We took him to a vet, who said there is nothing wrong with his leg. Could the bad breath and the brown stain from licking mean they both have stomach problems? Is there anything we can do for them? They have obviously had rough lives and we are trying to give them the best care we can. — Joy
Answer: Thanks for rescuing these dogs. If they had rough lives prior to living with you, they probably did not have good dental care. Years of neglected teeth can take a toll. Bad breath in dogs is generally a result of dental disease. I am glad that you had a dental cleaning done.
Were dental X-rays performed? They are very important in order to detect problems not visible with the naked eye. We often find unexpected problems when we do X-rays. The X-rays can help detect abscesses, bone loss, fractures, cysts, and periodontal disease. Many dogs with bad breath have periodontal disease. This disease causes inflammation in the tissues and bone surrounding the tooth and generally results in halitosis (bad breath). It may take periodontal surgery and antibiotics to help clear up this problem.
There is even a vaccine that can help with periodontal disease in dogs. Brushing teeth is very important in controlling halitosis. If your dental hygienist cleaned your teeth, and then you did not brush your teeth, how would your breath smell the next day? I suggest that you buy some good-quality pet toothpaste and start brushing your dog's teeth every day. Start by applying a small amount of toothpaste to his teeth with your fingers. Slowly work up to using a very soft pet toothbrush.
Finally, try selecting another food for your dogs. Just as eating garlic can give you bad breath, certain dog foods and treats seem to be more likely to give a dog bad breath. Occasionally, a dog may have an allergy to a certain ingredient or have trouble digesting the food. Ask your veterinarian to help you select the best diet for your dogs.Dr. Susan Baker
Baker Veterinary Clinic
1801 S. Congress Ave.
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
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Mississippi State has been playing up its first in-conference game against Texas A&M for months now, breaking out all-white uniforms and a #SNOWBOWL12 hashtag to commemorate the 2000 Independence Bowl between the two, which was played in snowy Shreveport. So far, the Aggies have made like Starkville's 80-degree weather and refused to play along.
Clad in black, Johnny Manziel and company lead 21-0 early in the second quarter. So far, Señor Football is eight-of-eight for 58 yards through the air, 82 on the ground and this dazzling, 37-yard run on third down, which was the longest run the Bulldogs have given up all year:
Just the latest Manziel scramble that's going to be a lot of fun for somebody to plot on a map. He also earned a penalty for doing Cam Newton's Superman celebration after the score. All days after dressing up as Scooby Doo. Whatever. A&M fans have been there, done that:
ZZZZZZ we have the most fun football player on earth ZZZZZZ— Good Bull Hunting (@GBHunting) November 3, 2012
And it hasn't just been offensive dominance, either. Tyler Russell got ABSOLUTELY HASHTAGGED (Mississippi State term; it wasn't actually that enormous of a hit) at one point and lost the ball, killing MSU's most promising drive of the day so far.
Check the national college football scoreboard right here, and look through SB Nation's many excellent college football blogs to find your team's community.


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Ormond By the Sea- safe NO cross A1A..Directly on The Beach! in Ormond by the Sea
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Regency Plaza
- rates (USD) $ 2,000 - $ 2,200 / month
vacation rental description
Breath taking views from balcony and bedrooms
Completely renovate and beautifuly decorated is fully updated Ormond Beach OCEANFRONT Vacation Rental
NEW renovation 2 bedroom 2 bathroom condominium on the ocean.
- Master has King size bed, Guest has 2 Queens.
Unit is on the third floor, and all rooms have a picture perfect un-obstructed southern view of the ocean front beach.
New flooring and paint, inside and out in all areas with new furniture and appliances. New construction commercial doors and windows provide security and quiet.
Living Room: Newly furnished with new tile flooring and cozy carpets. Brand NEW 42" flat screen television with remote, cable and DVD player.
Kitchen: NEW KITCHEN w/granite countertops and all new appliances, DW, STOVE, MICRO, FRIG w/ ice maker & water. Fully stocked with all cooking utensils, dishes, silverware, glasses, pots, pans, microwave, toaster, blender, can opener, coffee maker ... even spices! Every amenity is thought out and provided to make your stay comfortable.
Bedrooms: Linen/sheets, blankets, towels... TV in each bedroom. King size bed in master!.
Beach: Beach towels and beach chairs readily available
Dining Area: Beautiful new dining set seats 4 - 6
Elevators, and luggage carts are readily available.
YES, we are ON the beach so you can walk from the pool to beach.
NO CARS on the beach and you DO NOT have to cross A1A
condo rental amenities
Updated and renovated common area on the ground floor has comfortable seating, flat screen TV, and kitchen with several tables for cards, dining and socializing. There is also a game room for extra entertainment.
Laundry Room: A washer and dryer are available on each floor
Work out room: fully equipped with sauna/showers
Garage Parking: Covered, Gated, Safe and Secure access
Outdoor shared grill for BBQ by pool area with table and chairs
activities and attractions in Ormond by the Sea Atlantic Coast Central
Enjoy the beautiful NO DRIVE beach, newly surfaced pool
You are just an hour from Orlando and many attractions such as
Disney Word, Universal Studios, Epcot, Sea World and Cape Canaveral.
Great restaurants, shops, golf and tennis are all near by
Airports- Orlando Int'l - 60 minutes , Jacksonville Intl - 90
minutes, Daytona Beach Int'l - 15 minutes
vacation rental rates
2 month minimum StayRequired
$2000/mo - $2200/mo
PAYMENT IN FULL must be received 30 days prior to date of arrival
Additional partial months @ $550/wk
Departure time cleaning fee: $80.00
Includes utilities up to $100 per month
Must be 25 to secure the rental
We require a $500 deposit to hold the reservation, the deposit is
refunded 10 days (less $80.00 cleaning fee) after departure once the unit is cleaned and checked that unit was left in the same condition upon your arrival NO SMOKING and NO PETS


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A study published in 2000 in The New England Journal of Medicine, found that there is indeed weight gain during the six weeks that include Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years.
Nearly 200 subjects were followed for three periods: preholiday (from late September to mid-November), holiday (mid-November to early January), and postholiday (from mid-January to early March). The researchers found that there was a significant increase in weight during the holiday period of about one pound.
Though this amount of weight gain is less than what is commonly suspected, it is interesting to note that of the individuals who were overweight or obese, 14% gained more than 5 pounds during this period. In addition, among all the participants, weight gain during the six week holiday season explained over half of annual weight gain.
Therefore, it seems that holiday weight gain may in fact be an important contributor to overall weight gain and to the rising prevalence of obesity.
|Provided by Heather Bauer, a Registered Dietician (RD) specializing in the interrelation between eating habits, metabolism, and lifestyle. Visit nu-train for more tips and tricks and sign up for her monthly newsletter.
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Ohio State at the Morning Sports Report
Gene Smith & several Buckeye student-athletes spoke Thursday morning at the GCSC Morning Sports Report.
Ohio State rowing head coach Andy Teitelbaum announced the hiring of Madeline Davis as an assistant coach in July 2013. Davis joined the Buckeye staff after spending three seasons as the assistant lightweight women's rowing coach at Stanford University.
At Stanford, Davis assisted the Cardinal lightweight eight to three consecutive national championships, most recently capturing a national title at the 2013 IRA National Championships in June. She also coached nine student-athletes to Pocock Lightweight All-America honors.
Davis also coached three lightweight boats with the 2013 U.S. Under-23 National Team. The Lightweight Women's 4x, 2x and 1x all qualified for the 2013 Under-23 World Rowing Championships held in Linz, Austria.
Prior to her time with Stanford and the U.S. National Team, Davis spent one season as the head coach of Girls' Varsity Crew at The Hun School of Princeton in New Jersey. While there, she coached the Varsity 4+ to an undefeated dual season and their first invitation to the USRowing Youth National Championships in nearly a decade. Davis also assisted with coaching duties for the Mercer Junior Rowing Club and the Carnegie Lake Rowing Association.
Davis holds experience as a lightweight rower at both the collegiate and international level. At Princeton University, she was a four-year varsity letterwinner, three-year member of the lightweight varsity eight and an Eastern Sprints and IRA Champion. Davis served as the team captain during her senior season, garnering All-American honors. After graduation in 2009, Davis competed for the United States National Team at the Under-23 World Rowing Championships in the Lightweight 2x.


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Greensburg Daily News
---- — The Greensburg junior high volleyball team competed in a four-way tournament at Rushville Saturday.
The Pirates were able to top Rushville 25-14, 25-21 in the first match. Kirstin Hersley led in serving going 14/16 and 1 ace followed by Bailey Meyer 13/14 and 1 ace. Ashlynn Meyer, Bailey Meyer, Keirsten Lynette, and Kyra Whitaker all added 2 kills apiece. Sierra Johnson passed a team-best 18/19 followed by Bailey Meyer going 15/16. Kyra Whitaker added two blocks and Ashlynn Meyer had four assists.
In the championship game, Greensburg fell to Shelbyville 25-23, 25-23 in a very tough match.
The girls played well but not well enough to beat the Bears. Ellie Kramer led in serving, 15/16 and 1 ace, followed by Bailey Meyer and Kirstin Hersley each with seven good serves. Ashley Bower added an ace. Keirsten Lynette and Kyra Whitaker both tallied two kills, while Sierra Johnson, Ashlynn Meyer, and Bailey Meyer each added one. Johnson passed a team-best 27/33 and Ellie Kramer was second at 20/20. Sierra Johnson added two blocks.
Greensburg's eighth grade Lady Pirates returned from Brookville Monday night with a two-set victory.
Bailey Meyer led in serving 13/14, Kirstin Hersley was 9/12, and Ashlynn Meyer added one ace. Keirsten Lynette led the attack at the net with one kill and Sierra Johnson was 5/7 at the net. Johnson led in passing, 16/19, Hersley was 13/14, and Bailey Meyer was 11/11. Johnson also added a block.
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117 fans attended Georgia Tech's spring game?from Crystal Ball Run
Tonight's pitching matchup: UGA LHP Patrick Boling (3-2, 3.32) vs GT LHP @ben_parr_95 (3-1, 2.62)— From the Rumble Seat (@FTRSBlog) April 15, 2014 FTRS on Twitter
Word is #GaTech coach Paul Johnson is not happy with the school. Hopes they buy him out, according to a source.https://twitter.com/BFeldmanCBS/status/419185405620011008
Question: Where have all the B-backs gone?This puzzles me. When CPJ was hired, I envisioned a pipeline of 235 lb sledgehammers funneling into GT. Jon Dwyer was here. Anthony Allen transferred in immediately. I thought Daniel Drummond was going to be the next great B-back. We heard repeatedly about how the position routinely gained 1000-1500 yards. And that was true, all the way back to Ga. Southern. Yesterday, the position gained 58 yards on 16 carries. Laskey seems to run hard. Sims shows some talent. But Laskey is listed at 208 and Sims at 222. Thoughts anyone?
"That's going to be a position by committee. You'll probably see two or three different guys play there."Paul Johnson on the B-Back position, currently a battle between David Sims, Zach Laskey, Broderick Snoddy, and Charles Perkins.
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Our Boutiques
New York Boutique & CafeThe Petrossian Boutique is located at 911 7th Avenue and features Petrossian's renowned caviar, foie gras, and smoked fish. We have expanded our repertoire to include organic breads alongside our pastries and tarts, perfect for dining in or for taking home. In addition, our New York Boutique now has table service for breakfast, lunch or a quick bite anytime.
The Petrossian New York Boutique is located at:
911 Seventh Ave
(between 57th and 58th St.)
New York, NY 10019
For more information, call 212-245-2217
Monday-Friday - 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday - 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Sunday - 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
We serve brunch all day on Saturday and Sunday. Please note - cafe stops seating 1 hour prior to closing. Read more
West Hollywood Boutique and RestaurantOur West Hollywood Boutique and Restaurant, located at 321 North Robertson Boulevard (one block north of Beverly Boulevard), opened in 2001 to much fanfare. We offer the same luxurious Petrossian products and high-quality service to eat in or to take out for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
The LA Times just featured Petrossian as one of the best local dining deals. Come see what the LA Times called "a little taste of France on Robertson Blvd" - or read the Times' most recent review!
Join the Petrossian West Hollywood Mailing List for special offers, local events and more. To join, Click Here and Enter Your E-mail Address.
Looking for a one-of-a-kind gift? Petrossian West Hollywood now offers two different experiences.
Caviar 301 leads students through a tasting of some of Petrossian's most expensive caviars, along with a caviar-centric seven-course dinner. Caviar 301 is on the third Thursday of each month and costs $125. Reservations are required.
Cooking Demo with Giselle Wellman: Join Petrossian West Hollywood for their demo class and tasting led by Executive Chef, Giselle Wellman. Relax as Giselle shows you how to prepare their famous signature dishes step by step while enjoying a Caviar Martini or glass of Champagne! The course takes place on the last Thursday of each month. $99 per person. Includes a five course tasting menu. Space is limited and reservations are required.
Petrossian West Hollywood is located at:
321 North Robertson Boulevard
(one block north of Beverly Boulevard)
West Hollywood, CA 90048
Monday-Friday: 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Happy Hour: Monday - Friday, 4 to 7 p.m.
For reservations and more information, call (310) 271-6300.
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Los Angeles Airport Champagne and Caviar BarPetrossian is proud to announce a sophisticated caviar and champagne bar at Los Angeles International Airports Tom Bradley International Terminal. Petrossian at LAX offers travelers a respite from the stresses of air travel with over 20 vodkas and top shelf champagne to pair with the companys famous caviar. Patrons are invited to relax before flights over the time-honored delicacy or for indulgence in the sky purchase a caviar in the air picnic pack including a caviar selection of their choice, blinis, and crème fraiche presented in an insulated carry-on Petrossian pouch. Additional gourmet meal to go options include a selection of Parisian-smoked salmon and charcuterie for enjoyment at 35,000 feet. Gift items such as signature Parisian candies are also available for last minute remembrances of a visit to Los Angeles. Read more
Paris BoutiquesWe have just opened our fourth Petrossian boutique in Paris! Located in the 17th Arrondissement, on the Boulevard de Courcelles, this new boutique offers the same luxury gourmet you have come to expect from Petrossian. For information on all our Parisian boutiques and restaurants, Click Here to visit the Petrossian France web site. Read more
Brussels BoutiqueDiscover the joy of Petrossian at our new Brussels boutique! Shop caviar, smoked salmon, and more!
The Boutique is located on 418 Vanderkindere Street - 1180 UCCLE (Brussels).
Tel: +32 (0)2 344 39 90
Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
For more information, visit www.petrossian.be Read more
Petrossian in the Dubai MallThe Petrossian Boutique & Café located at the lower ground floor brings you the finest caviar, smoked salmon, foie gras, chocolates, fine foods and gift baskets.
In a laid-back setting, the Café features a delicious menu showcasing a variety of sandwiches accompanied with our Petrossian salad, Chef's specialties, fresh mocktails and a delicate Petrossian tea and coffee selection. Take the best with you: visit the boutique, where you can shop our delicacies and share special treats and moments.
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INDYCAR CEO Randy Bernard has become an unjustified scapegoat for the tragic accident that killed Indy 500 champion Dan Wheldon.
Wheldon Focused On Vegas Dash For GoDaddy Cash
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The Role of the Church in Christian Education
Christian Education Doesn't Cost—it Pays
by Dr. Paul Chappell | September 01, 2014 Christian Education
How I Learned to Win Souls
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by Dr. Don Sisk | August 28, 2014 Outreach & Discipleship
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Impacting Your Youth Group
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10 Reasons You Should Tithe
God Blesses Tithing
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Moving the Arm of God through Social Media
Posts without Prayer Are Powerless
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Unshakable Faith
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What Does God Say about Questionable Things?
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by Dr. Paul Chappell | August 18, 2014 Christian Living
Planting Evergreen Baptist Church
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HAMPSTEAD - Books for Breakfast at the Hampstead Public Library takes place on Sat., March 30, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. This event is designed to give families a chance to spend time together in a warm and inviting atmosphere. No sign-up is necessary. Drop in and enjoy books, crafts, and breakfast all for free!
FREE FAMILY MOVIE MATINÉE - To celebrate Earth Day, we are taking a trip into the wild with a family movie matinee on Sat., April 6, at 12:30 p.m. This Disney animated feature is about an impulsive boy, Kenai, who is magically transformed into a bear. In this form, his courageous and often zany journey introduces him to a forest full of wildlife including the lovable bear cub, Koda, hilarious moose Rutt and Tuke, and more! This charming and adventurous story is for kids of all ages. Feel free to bring along lunch or a snack.