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Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch
- Address:
738 Main Street
Saint Helena, CA 94574Neighborhood:
St. Helena
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.longmeadowranch.com/farmstead-restaurant
- Phone: 7079639181x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday 11:30am-9:30pm
Friday-Saturday 11:30am-10:00pm
Sundays 11:00am-9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Stephen Barber
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Off-site catering available. Please contact the Events department at firstname.lastname@example.com or (707) 963-4555 ext 7210.
- Entertainment: Live Music every Friday at the Outdoor Bar starting at 5:00pm
- Special Events: Weekly Traditions include:
Monday Family Night : Meatloaf - Comfort food and kid's specials
Tuesday Fried Chicken Night - Crispy fried chicken
Wednesday : Grass-Fed Lamb Night - LMR lamb specials
Friday Live Music - Starts at 5:00pm at the Outdoor Bar
Sunday Brunch - Starting at 11:00am
A word from Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch
Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch showcases the seasonal, ingredient driven American farmhouse cooking of Stephen Barber. The ingredients in the Farmstead kitchen are foraged from local sources and feature Long Meadow Ranch's all natural grass-fed beef, organic and sustainably produced eggs, fruits, vegetables, extra virgin olive oil, wine, grappa and honey - as well as ingredients from local artisan producers.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerAmerican
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
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Farmstead at Long Meadow Ranch reviews from OpenTable diners
383 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (262)great for outdoor dining (245)great for lunch (195)good for groups (178)special occasion (131)neighborhood gem (116)notable wine list (114)great for brunch (97)hot spot (87)scenic view (78)vibrant bar scene (76)romantic (75)kid-friendly (74)late-night find (9)Show More
- Delicious Perfect MealAdamDined on 8/31/2014I'll have cravings and dreams about the beets with goat cheese crema! The Pork Chop and Ribeye were also delectable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerAnneVIPDined on 8/29/2014Loved everything about this restaurant. A friend recommended it (thank you JZ). Excellent farm to table menu; great wine list; fun casual wine country vibe. Dog friendly in bar area; ate dinner there; had our dog with us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved the fooddustygirlVIPDined on 8/28/2014This was our first time at Farmstead and we look forward to eating there again when we return to Napa. The food was incredibly fresh and cooked to perfection. The ice cream sundae was a decadent ending to a great meal. Only problem was that we ate too much - next time we'll know better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Farm-to-TableSonomamanDined on 8/26/2014An experience beyond compare, the ambience is rustic to a t. The food is exquisite, and the service is phenomenal. I've been to The Farmstead a number of times, and each time the experience is better than the last.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- unbelievableOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/24/2014This was our second visit to Farmstead. Both times were amazing! The food is so fresh and cooked perfectly. We were all trying each other's plates. The service is outstanding. We will be making a regular habit of dining here!Special Features:
- delightful eveningMartyVIPDined on 8/23/2014We had the best dinner once again. Sat outside with heaters and had the best server and the best food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- From The Farm To The Table, Really!SanibelTomDined on 8/23/2014This high-energy locavore establishment continues to please. If we dine first with our eyes, the designers of Farmstead certainly got it right: old farm machinery, antique lights, a soaring barn-like structure and list of flowers create a stunning yet somehow comfortable ambience. Since it's usually very busy, the servers move at a pretty fast pace, but I've never felt rushed. The menu sources many ingredients from the Longmeadow Ranch property itself, many others from high-quality area farms. Dishes tend toward the creative and have inevitably been carefully prepared; not under-or-overseasoned and never overcooked. Grilled artichokes and the bricked chicken as well as beautiful salmon pleased on this visit. Very good wine list, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Did Not DisappointbeedeeDined on 8/23/2014This restaurant was on my friend's "50 Before 50" list, so I took her there for lunch on her 49th b-day. Beautiful spot - lovely indoor and outdoor dining. Food was excellent, with the Farmstead-grown figs and peaches especially notable. The filet special was perfect. The least interesting thing we tried was the ribs - good, not great. Otherwise, worth the (high) price - 2 starters and 2 entrees, no alcohol - $104. Very nice experience with attentive staff. The only thing that would have made it better would have been an outstanding gluten free dessert (attention chefs - sorbets and ice creams are a cop-out!) Did not disappoint, I'll be back.Special Features:
- Amazing fresh ingredients!MamaCDined on 8/19/2014Out of all the restaurants we dined at in the valley this week, this was one of our favorites. The fresh ingredients and simple flavors were much better than the food we had at those over hyped big name places! My husband enjoyed his lamb sliders and I loved my heirloom tomatoes with burrata, pesto and purple basil. We also had a yummy arugula salad with fresh figs, blue cheese, almonds that was fabulous as well. Had to try the cheddar biscuits of course too- fabulous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was good but service very poorOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/18/2014We had dinner at the restaurant on Monday evening, August 20. I ordered wine which the server clearly forgot. When I asked a second time about it, it came with no apologies. Once our meals arrived, nobody asked about the meal. We had to wait at the end of the meal for anyone to check to see if we wanted dessert or coffee. Very poor service for the price paid. We went to Market the evening before and I would definitely recommend anyone interested in dinner in St. Helena to go to Market and not to Farmstead.
- dinner monday 8/18OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/18/2014service & vibe was excellent. the starters & apps were as well. The gnocchi was not good. Maybe b/c it was monday. I loved the music & the attire of the staff. I cannot wait to return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Recommendtravelbug821Dined on 8/18/2014Went there for dinner. Recommend: BBQ oysters, steak tar tar, St. Louis BBQ ribs, & pork chops Skip: cheddar biscuit or use your yelp check-in for a free order as you want to save your appetite for the main course The artichoke was average because it was kind of old thus not much meat on them. Otherwise, I typically love smoked/grilled artichokes. Like the farm to table concept. They have their own ranch where the beef comes from for their burgers & steak tar tar The food tastes great, but not blow your mind. I think that if you are in good company and relaxed, you'll enjoy the foodSpecial Features:
- FarmsteadwingjVIPDined on 8/18/2014After visiting a few wineries, a great place to stop and grab dinner before heading back to the city. It was our first time and for sure it will not be our last time. We look forward to sharing this great place with our New York City friends when they are here in October!Special Features:
- Wow!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/18/2014Had the most amazing experience at our first time at Farmstead! Came in early and they were kindly able to seat us already. Had ham sandwich side, heirloom salad, burger and margaritas... Everything was perfect. Server could have been in a better mood but whatever! Thank you Farmstead! We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful restaurant, fresh fooddhayesDined on 8/17/2014The restaurant itself was beautiful inside and out, the food was amazing and fresh and the wait staff was friendly. Would recommend on visit to St Helena. You can also bring your own bottle of wine that may have been purchased during winery visits for a $5 cork fee. It was romantic but could also be for larger parties. Beautiful grounds. Impressed.Special Features:
- Excellent food. Best farm to table.GeecarlenDined on 8/17/2014Fantastic experience to celebrate our adult son's birthday. I called that we were running late and got a pleasant reply with a fair warning of allowed time before our table/reservation shall be given up. Except for limited parking space, the whole experience was great. For first timers, we were not disappointed with service, thanks to our server Anya (sp?) who was quick and took the time to explain food on the menu and to the bubbly Filipino-American receptionist who cheerfully greeted us to jumpstart our dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NOLAFoodieNOLAFoodieDined on 8/16/2014We loved the fresh farm-to-table dining concept! The dishes were delicious & creatively prepared. We highly recommend the overall dining experience at Farmstead.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place!cmdrDined on 8/16/2014Our food was amazing! Great ambiance, great food, nice friendly staff- it was a great choice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great casual diningMoosethecorgiDined on 8/16/2014very good food, convenient, but the parking situation is a bit lackingSpecial Features:
- LMR BurgerCristyVIPDined on 8/15/2014Best. Burger. Ever. I would fly back to Napa for another bite of their grassfed burger. It was the most tender, delicious bit of meat I've ever eaten.Special Features:
- MerempeGrammandDunnDined on 8/14/2014Farmstead is good down to earth type food. The oysters were good and the ham is outstandingSpecial Features:
- Always Great!JuliedDined on 8/14/2014We have been for 2 New Year's Eves, a family Birthday celebration, and many date nights. We love everything about it. Looking forward to next time.Special Features:
- Great dining experienceMickeyVIPDined on 8/13/2014Lovely surroundings with good food and good service. You won't be disappointed.Special Features:
- True farm to fork experienceLandParkfoodieDined on 8/12/2014Had another great lunch at Farmstead. The service was informed and attentive. We order multiple small plates and enjoyed every dish. The food is really special. What I find so great is that they are serving food made from the best and freshest ingredients in an inventive and playful menu. We had a nectarine with prosciutto and lemon ricotta that was delicious. I always love the potted pig appetizer and the cheese biscuits are "to die for". We split a charcuterie board and a grilled artichoke, both enjoyable. We left full and happy. Our waitress was helpful in recommendations and made sure we enjoyed our lunch.Special Features:
- Great Fresh food, great menuOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/12/2014Our group of 8 people were seated right away (we had reservations). All the different choices were excellent, from the food freshness to the presentation, and all tasted great! Highly recommend this restaurant over fancier and much more expansive options. This was much better than Mustard's in Yountville (which was also good, but...)Special Features:
- Farmstead Napa Valley dinnerCathyDined on 8/11/2014We made an Open Table reservation a few days before our trip to Napa. The dinner was excellent. Local wines, fresh locally grown vegetables, local beef and a nice menu variety. Food presentation was very nice, service was efficient, although our waiter was not very personable. The grilled stone fruit 1st course was amazing. The chocolate cream pie dessert was excellent too. We were all adults in our group so it didn't matter to us, but I would say that the restaurant is not geared toward families with small children.Special Features:
- Fantastic new fineninagDined on 8/11/2014New find in St Helena - different vibe and offerings than all of the other places in Napa. Even a happening outdoor bar scene on a Monday night (rare in Napa!)Special Features:
- Outstanding Eveningdineout70Dined on 8/10/2014What a great evening out with our 19 year old granddaughter. The beet salad was fantastic. The Leg of Lamb special was the best I've had in a long time. The atmosphere inside was alive and energetic. Outside it was spread out and intimate with couches and heaters, if needed. A great place for family or just two. We will be back.Special Features:
- KkbovkoonKbovDined on 8/9/2014Farmstead is wonderful! Before you ever walk in the door the aroma is fantastic. I was with a group of six & I'm pretty sure it was everyone's favorite resturaunt. Mac & cheese, ribs, flounder, pork chop, & burger was all great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FreshJoanneDined on 8/9/2014Just had a lovely meal with family and friends at Farmstead. What a lovely way to end our day in the Napa Valley. Great wine tasting and topping it off with fresh, tasty and delicious food. The tomatoes and buratta were the best!!Special Features:
- Farm to table greatLovethebarnDined on 8/7/2014Good food and ambiance. Loved seeing the vegetable gardens. Our group had trout, pork chops and meatballs, all of these dishes were excellent. We were not offered bread and there were no steaks on the menu, which would have enhanced our experience.Special Features:
- CalistogansDined on 8/5/2014This was our 3rd visit to Farmstead Farmstead. We love the food and the fact that it is farm to table. We love the looks of the entire property. We are on the older side of your clientele and we prefer our dining experience to be calm and peaceful. The nature of new restaurants seems to be high energy. We will continue to dine at Farmstead, but wish it was not so noisy and high energy. The staff and food were both incredible!Special Features:
- Perfect end do a day in NapatkmsfDined on 8/3/2014I love bringing people to Farmstead after a day trip at Napa. They have great items on their menu that are well-priced. I like the ham sandwich appetizer that has pepper jelly to start. A friend of mine is a vegetarian and she got the macaroni and cheese that I believe is a side, but a good portion for a meal. They make their own condiments, it seems. The ketchup is not the regular heinz variety. I think small touches like that should be appreciated. The service was phenomenal again. We sat on the patio and a wasp flew into my sister's salad and our server was kind enough to replace it without question. Their wine list features many of the areas wines that you may have tasted earlier in the day. It's a great way to revisit what you tried.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/3/2014Absolutely delicious !! Fabulous service and a wonderful experience !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect PairingJohnnyPDined on 8/2/2014California's wine region so creatively blends the countless vineyards and winerys with a small town setting surrounded by a beautifully rural landscape. What better merger could you find in a restaurant than this elegantly rustic venue serving great locally grown food. Farmstead captures so much of what we love about the region in a single spot... a comfortable, casual atmosphere, open and engaging the rural feel of the area serving some fantastic food pulled right from their own farm. 'Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can you say fresh?GmanDined on 8/2/2014Everything seems to be just minutes out of the farm or garden. Meals were fresh, tasted great and explained in detail by servers that know what their doing. They had a large wedding party out on their lawn, other than the cheering as they were pronounced as a married couple you would have never known the ceremony was taking place. And we were outside. They seem to have it down very well on how to run a very nice establishment. Food and service were both 5 star plus!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FlexitarianRimRock15VIPDined on 8/2/2014Taking a break from vegan. The smoked beef sandwich was disappointing more like pulled beef. As I live in Texas I was hoping for brisket it was too salty and not that appetising. The coleslaw was great as was the gnocchi and the veg risotto. They need to do a good grass fed dry aged steak for lunch. On previous flexitarian break I had the pulled pork sandwich which I highly recommend. Potted pig is too much LARD.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful LunchLuv2dineandwineDined on 8/2/2014Excellent food and service. We will return again next time we are in the area.Special Features:
- Great Lunch Spot94574SGDined on 8/1/2014Farmstead is always a favorite of ours, especially to treat out of town guests. Everything was fresh and seasonal as usual. Unfortunately, the service was a bit off during our lunch and it took almost 15 minutes to get a drink order in.Special Features:
- Wonderful, fresh foodMomof3VIPDined on 8/1/2014We were in the Napa area for our anniversary and had made reservations based on online reviews. We absolutely loved the food! Walking the grounds after lunch was just a bonus. What a neat area and the idea that they go out in their backyard and get the food (organic) for their meals is so cool. I had the burger and it was the best I can remember in a long time. Thanks Farmstead!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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An MP who joked on Twitter about punching left-wing journalist Yasmin Alibhai-Brown has accused her of "strange" behaviour after their paths crossed in the House of Commons.
Former Tory vice-chairman Michael Fabricant told his 17,000 Twitter followers he was stopped on a stairway by Ms Alibhai-Brown, who had previously called for him to be kicked out of the Conservative Party.
Ms Alibhai-Brown also tweeted after her encounter with the Lichfield MP at about 7pm last night, saying she had "offered him my throat to punch".
The newspaper columnist tweeted: "Just bumped into @Mike_Fabricant. Offered him my throat to punch. He, taken aback DIDN'T. Offensive and a bloody coward too."
The chance meeting took place as a House of Commons division bell was ringing and is understood to have been witnessed by several other MPs.
In a Twitter comment after the encounter, which he copied to Ms Alibhai-Brown's account, Mr Fabricant wrote: "I smiled benignly at you as you stopped me on the stairs and you said what you said and I thought: How very strange......."
Some MPs and other commentators criticised Mr Fabricant last week after he tweeted that he could never appear on a discussion show with Ms Alibhai-Brown because he "would end up with a brain haemorrhage or by punching her in the throat".
He later offered an apology to Ms Alibhai-Brown, saying he had tweeted something that could not be excused and of which he was deeply embarrassed.
Writing in The Spectator, the MP said: "I immediately apologised as soon as I realised my mistake. In just 140 characters, I appeared to have undone over 20 years of voting record that demonstrated what I believe and how passionately I feel about these issues.
"Of course I do not and have never believed that it is acceptable for a man to hit a woman."
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Here's the giveaway. Now most reasonable, rational people would have never believed that it is acceptable to go around hitting anyone - at least not as a very last resort in self-defence. Who are you calling *strange*, Mr Fabricant...?


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How much of our life is led because we were told it should be?
Today I was on Facebook and saw an article with the title "Can you be a yogi and eat red meat?" Intrigued, I clicked on the article. The answer: Yes, you just won't be a good yogi.
Oh, well thanks for making that clear, random person on the Internet. So if I eat meat, then I am not a good yogi.
My outrage at this article got me thinking- how many things are we told each day that affect the way we think of ourselves? For me, a few immediately came to mind.
If I eat chocolate/sweets, then I am not a healthy eater.
If I put on weight, then I am not attractive.
If I have short hair, then I am not feminine.
If I burp, or god forbid, fart, then I am not a lady.
Now note- none of these judgements are intrinsically true. They are all judgements that have been pushed down onto me, telling me what is acceptable and non-acceptable behaviour.
How much more of my brain, and my life would be free, if I wasn't constantly trying to meet the expectations of others?
What could I accomplish if I were to shed these expectations that have been put on me by society, and by myself? If I woke up in the morning and asked myself "How do I feel today? What do I want to do? What would make me happy?" would my decisions throughout the day be different?
Would I still go to work? Work a 10 hour day so that I can feel like I have achieved the status of a "good employee"? Would I come home and exercise so I can feel like I have been "healthy" for the day? Go to bed early so I can reach my status quo for tomorrow well rested?
Or would I be free to do that which I actually crave to do?
I haven't been blogging lately because I've been very selfish with my time. Moving to a different country has made me reassess the entire way I was living my life. Some things came up that surprised me- such as, suddenly realising that it is important to me to achieve something in this world. I use to think I just wanted to enjoy my time with friends and family- but I'm now learning that isn't enough for me. I want more. At this point, I don't know what that's going to look like, or how I'm going to accomplish it. And that's ok- I'll get there.
I've been spending a lot of time doing yoga (and will start teaching a class for some people from work in January, which is exciting), and spending time with friends I've made here. I've been going out and drinking and dancing like I was in my early 20's- crawling into bed on Saturday morning around 4 or 5 am after a night out. I take day trips to London, and I went to Italy last weekend- just for a quick trip away with Mark (who has now joined me).
I had a period before I left for Europe where I thought I had it all figured out. But when you uproot your entire life, it uproots some long-held beliefs. And suddenly I realised- there is so much I just don't know about the kind of life I want. But I do know that I'm tired of living a life filled with meeting other expectations.
So here's to more articles about things that I find interesting, or moving, or just generally interest me. And less articles about what I think I should share on a healthy living blog. I hope you enjoy the change. Thanks for waiting for anyone still out there who's reading.


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POSITION: Goaltender
CATCHES: Left
BIRTHPLACE: Montreal, QC, CAN
DRAFTED: NYI: 2008-126 overall
Selected by the Islanders in the fifth round (126th overall) of the 2008 National Hockey League Draft. Signed an Entry-Level Contract on May 14, 2010. Accepted his qualifying offer, a one-year, two-way contract, on July 8, 2013.
Appeared in five games with the Islanders during his third professional season, posting a 1-3-0 record with a 3.02 goals-against average and a .893 save percentage...Started the season with Bridgeport (American Hockey League), going 15-14-3 in 32 games with a 3.22 GAA and a .904 SV%...Led Bridgeport goalies in games and wins...Went 5-1-0 over his first six starts of the season... Made a career-high 50 saves in a 3-2 shootout loss at Norfolk on Dec. 15...Earned four straight wins, including a 36-save shutout at Connecticut on Dec. 27...Did not have a regulation loss from Nov. 25-Jan. 3 (4-0-2)...Recalled from Bridgeport on Feb. 23...Made his Islanders season debut on Feb. 24 against Caroilna...Earned his first win of the season on Apr. 2 vs. Winnipeg.
2011-12: Led Bridgeport goalies in wins (26) and games played (49) during his second professional season in the AHL...Recorded a 2.79 GAA and a .912 SV% with Bridgeport...Also appeared in six NHL games with the Islanders, posting a 2-4-0 record with a 3.04 GAA and a .907 SV%...Recalled from Bridgeport on Dec. 15 and made his NHL season debut vs. Dallas...Returned to Bridgeport on Dec. 16...With Bridgeport, recorded three-straight shutouts to open the 2012 calendar year from Jan. 2-7. Posted the second-longest shutout streak in AHL history, dating from Dec. 31 - Jan 8 (221:54). The AHL record is 249:51, set by Johnny Bower in 1957...Earned AHL Goaltender of the Week honors for Jan. 2-8 and AHL Goaltender of the Month honors for January...Recalled from Bridgeport on Jan. 9 and was returned after one start on Jan. 16...Recalled from Bridgeport on Jan. 30 and earned his first win of the season on Jan. 31 at Carolina, before returning on Feb. 1...Recalled from Bridgeport on Feb. 17 and earned his second win of the season on Feb. 18 vs. Carolina...Earned his first career NHL assist on Feb. 21 at Buffalo...Returned to Bridgeport on Feb. 23...With Bridgeport, recorded seven-straight wins from Mar. 25 - Apr. 6 and finished the season with wins in nine of his last 10 starts.
2010-11: Began his first professional season with Bridgeport, leading the team in GAA (2.19) and SV% (.932) while posting a 10-5-0-2 record in 15 games... Was called up to the Islanders in January and recorded a 4-2-1 record in 10 appearances (seven starts), posting a 2.44 GAA with a .924 SV...With Bridgeport, earned his first pro win with 31 saves on Oct. 17 vs. Portland...Made 43 saves on Nov. 19 at Providence... Recorded his first shutout on Nov. 21 vs. Portland...Made a career-high 45 saves on Jan. 28 at Worcester...Received his first career NHL call-up on Jan. 4...Made his NHL debut, stopping all 19 shots in 53:43 of relief action at Edmonton on Jan. 6...Earned a win in his first NHL start on Jan. 8 at Colorado...Stopped 48-of-51 shots in a shootout loss on Jan. 11 vs. Vancouver...Returned to Bridgeport on Jan. 26...Recalled from Bridgeport on Jan. 31...Allowed just one goal in consecutive games on Jan. 25 and Feb. 1...Recorded two straight wins on Feb. 1 at Atlanta and Feb. 5 vs. Ottawa...Suffered a season-ending left knee injury during pregame warmups on Feb. 8.
2009-10: Posted junior career bests in games played (54), shutouts (7), GAA (2.63), SV% (.916) and wins (35) in his fourth season with the Victoriaville Tigres (Quebec Major Junior Hockey League)...Holds the Victoriaville record for most career wins by a goaltender with 81...Named a second-team QMJHL All-Star...Named the Defensive Player of the Week (2 GP, 2-0, 2.00 GAA, 0.949 SV%, 78 shots) for the week ending Feb. 7...Named the Defensive Player of the Month (9 GP, 8-1, 2.40 GAA, .914 SV%) for November.
2008-09: Went 18-16-3 with a 3.17 GAA and a .905 SV% in 39 games during his third QMJHL season with Victoriaville...Named the Defensive Player of the Week (2 GP, 1-1, 1.53 GAA, .961 SV%, 76 shots) for the week ending Dec. 21...Played in the 2008 CHL Top Prospects Game... Signed an Amateur Tryout Contract with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers on Mar. 31.
2007-08: Posted a 3.69 GAA with a .885 SV% over 52 games with Victoriaville...Participated in the 2008 CHL Top Prospects Game.
2006-07: Made his QMJHL debut with Victoriaville, going 10-6-0 in 24 games with a 3.34 GAA and a .896 SV%...Named the Defensive Player of the Week (2 GP, 2-0, 1.12 GAA, .969 SV%) for the week ending Dec. 12.
Represented Canada at the 2007 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament.
2013: Made his Stanley Cup Playoffs debut, making relief appearances in Game 1 and Game 5 of the Islanders' Eastern Conference Quarterfinals against Pittsburgh.


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3.93/5 rDev +4.8%
Appearance: Pours a brilliant and clear peach colored body with considerable bubbling carbonation apparent in the glass. Small, offwhite head is shortlived and lace is very minimal.
Aroma: Tart and fruity apricot is dominant, with a hint of yeast and caramel malt. Smells very edible.
Mouthfeel: Light medium bodied with enormous carbonation.
Taste: Sweet apricot nectar with some underlying sweet malt. Slight note of wheaty grain and yeast. No hops presence noted.
Drinkabilty: This is pretty good for what it intends to be. A low alcohol fruit beer that is refreshing and tartly sweet. Ideal as a dessert beer or interesting change of pace.
03-28-2005 12:05:35 | More by merlin48
District of Columbia
3.25/5 rDev -13.3%
Pours a dark golden yellow color. Very little head present. Tastes a lot like other fruit beers, except (obviously) this one is more concentrated on apricot. Very similar to pear and apple of the same type... It is pretty sweet, and the first place you will taste this will be in the back of your mouth when the sweetness registers. After the first overwhelming sensation goes away, a more traditional apricot taste comes in and the sweetness goes away. Any fan of a fine fruit beer will be a fan of this.
03-21-2005 16:52:46 | More by Toddv29424
3.63/5 rDev -3.2%
Pours on the golden side of yellow, with a slight head. Sweet-tart fruity aroma jumps up and smacks me in the nose while I'm still fiddleing with getting the cap off. Flavor is mostly tart sour with a definite apricot syrup overlay, some honey, and a back note of more tartness. PLeasing enough, although I prefer the Strawberry version from this brewer.
02-15-2005 02:54:58 | More by Dukeofearl
New York
4.33/5 rDev +15.5%
The beer pours a peach color with a thick frothy white head that fades to lacing. The aroma is good. It has a light peach scent that is sweet and almost cider-like. The taste is great. It has a very seductive peach flavor that is like peach schnapps. It is an easy drinker that finishes a bit on the tart side. The mouthfeel is good. It is a medium bodied beer with good carbonation. This beer, like their others is outstanding and a standout fruit brew.
02-04-2005 01:57:20 | More by WesWes
4.2/5 rDev +12%
I've had this before, but I didn't review it. The beer is poured into a Melbourn Bros glass I picked up earlier this month. The color is a beautiful golden, with a small coat of head over top, and an active carb. The nose is fruit forward, very sweet apircot, with a subdued malty background. The flavor is great. Big apircot flavors, slightly tart and sour, finishing sweeter and very fruity. I really enjoy this beer. The feel is moderate to thick, slightly carbonated, and nice. Overall, this is a really refreshing beer, a nice change of pace. I recommend this brewery very much, as they have made some good beers.
01-15-2005 04:07:39 | More by kmpitz2
4.22/5 rDev +12.5%
12/29/04- Purchased from Beltramo's Wine and Spirit's in Menlo Park, CA
Presentation- 12 oz thick glass bottle with no expiration date. Poured into my Lindemans flute glass.
Appearance- At first a spritzy and foamy head that quickly evaporates. Pours a light yellow color. Maybe some orange tinges. Zero lacing to be found.
Smell- Lots a sweet fruit. Doesn't necessarily smell like apricots though. Just a bunch of fresh sweet fruits.
Taste- Sweet and sour tastes with various fruits thrown together. I know it's apricot, but at first I would have guessed a peach, nectarine or some other. But, when the aftertaste kicks in, you can definitely taste the apricots. Tastes exactly like after you have finished eating dried apricots.
Mouthfeel- Super carbonated like a wine color or a champagne. Stomach is all gassed up now.
Drinkability- Pretty sweet for a lambic. Reminds me of Lindemand's Peche, but not quite as good. The carbonation makes this one a chore to get down. Otherwise it tastes good and is refreshing. May try again in the future.
12-30-2004 03:58:17 | More by GClarkage
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +6.7%
There are chick flicks and then this might be a chick beer.
This is not an everyday beer, but it is delightfully refreshing and decidedly of a low gravity.
This pours and apricot orange into my Melbourn Brothers stemmed glass. There ws little head and no lacing, but some active carbonation.
Smell was apricot, fruity and and fresh ... like the glass was full of the fruit.
Taste was sweet apricots and hints of malts and some flowery hop like notes.
Mouth feel was good, had some body and active carbonation that tickled the toungue.
Very much a summer cooler. But for the price I would keep it in regularly,
12-26-2004 22:07:25 | More by Citadel82
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +3.5%
I admit I am not a great fan of fruit beers, but based on those I have had , this is clearly syrup mixed into a decent beer. Peachy ornage colour. Its syrupy sweet. Nice UK stylebottle and label. Medium mouthfeel, drying aftertaste. Thanks Doug Shoemaker, at Chester's in Hamilton.
12-24-2004 00:27:30 | More by Sammy
4.3/5 rDev +14.7%
12-oz bottle in a chalice glass.
Appearance: Golden amber, crystal-clear, with initial head that disappears within seconds of pouring.
Aroma: Highly fruity (more apple than apricot I think), with tart underpinning. A slight metallic, coppery scent lingers around the side.
Flavor: Apricot flavor up front, starting very sweet, and then a large burst of mouth-puckering tartness. Some small leathery, metallic flavors as the taste develops. Finish is long, acidic, and dry.
Body: Medium-low body, appropriate for style, medium carbonation.
Great beer! Adventurous.
12-14-2004 01:57:03 | More by allengarvin
4.7/5 rDev +25.3%
Poured out a nice honeyed golden with just a bit of thick, creamy white head that stayed as a nice thick layer with a few large bubbles. For $5.50 for this 12ozer that I had never had before I really don't know what I have in store for me, but hey, I am always up for an adventure, and that was what my freakin shopping cart at Stateline was all about!
Wow, wonderfully scented... thick, fresh bread dough... slightly sour... malty.... and then a bit of of apricot punching through....
Almost champagnelike in the mouthfeel, but maybe one step down from being too fizzy... Almost creamy, almost thickish. Very vineous in the taste though, more chardonnay, white grapes. Maltyness is fairly pronounced but also very nice. Man, this is very good. When I want to have a fruit beer, a lambic, this is what it should be tasting like. This is bordering on a sour, makes me think of Monk's flemish sour a bit- and that is a complement! But the sourness is not too overpowering at all, just wonderful.... the apricot flavors are perfect. This is something that is just done so well, I mean, it is not one where you search for the flavor, or where it is too overbearing. It leaves just enough flavor in your mouth, but not too much. I could easily sit back with a few of these and sip away!
11-30-2004 23:38:49 | More by shapudding
4.47/5 rDev +19.2%
After pouring Melbourn Bros. Apricot I immediately started out to determine if this was beer with apricot or apricot beer. Even after finishing off the bottle I'm not sure, but it was so good that I no longer care.
The beer's golden color, great smell, and great taste were all a welcome surprise (after having a few so-so fruity beers of late). The amount of apricot was the perfect balance between a hint of apricot and a lot of apricot.
This is now my favorite fruity beer just slightly behind Lindemans Framboise.
11-28-2004 04:29:45 | More by MarcGetty
3.48/5 rDev -7.2%
Pours out a orange/peachy color with a nice head that goes away to lacing eventually. Smell consisted of apricots mostly with a sligth tartness hidden in the background. Taste was quite tartful actually. But towards the middle and the end the tartness mixes in with some sweetness. Some other citrus notes can be detected in the background that mix around with the apricots and the tartness and sweetness. Carbonation was a little too much I thought. Along with the tartness and the carbonation made the mouthfeel seem a little average. For 6 dollars it's worth to try once, but that would be about it for this beer.
09-09-2004 23:51:35 | More by necoadam
4.05/5 rDev +8%
A golden orange liquid with a champagne-like, fizzy head that disappears fast leaving a nearly transparent film and no lace at all.
Smell is not surprisingly, malt & apricot, with some spice (clove & nutmeg?) hanging around the periphery.
Taste is apricot, of course, followed by spice ans some light hop bitterness late.
Mouthfeel is smooth, tangy, nice effervescence, medium bodied. Finishes fairly dry but has some lingering flavor stickiness that could get annoying in greater quantities.
Drinkability is quite high. Love the flavor but don't expect everyone will. A great beer to have for dessert.
09-09-2004 02:18:25 | More by PorterLambic
3.88/5 rDev +3.5%
I'm not a huge fan of apricots, but I like Melbourn Bros. Strawberry, so I figured, why not, how bad can the Apricot be?
Perfectly clear, bright amber with a faint hint of... apricot. The head is generous after an aggressive pour, is dirty white in color and is mildly firm and tacky. Ultimately there's a small collar of lace and one fat ring farther up the glass.
The beer smells overwhelmingly of apricots and a little like white wine. One thing I like about Melbourn Bros. is that when they brew a fruit beer, they brew a fruit beer. No subtle aromas/flavors here; there's no question that this one was made with apricot juice and plenty of it.
It tastes like sweet (and slightly sour) apricot juice mixed with a good appley Chardonnay. It doesn't much resemble beer, but that doesn't bother me in the least. Surprisingly, I like this apricot version almost as much as I like the strawberry one. It's brightly acidic with a full, yet lively, mouthfeel.
The somewhat syrupy sweetness and the price keep me from drinking these Melbourn Bros. offerings all that often, but they're some of the best fruit beers going as far as I'm concerned. I love the classy bottles and labels as well.
06-19-2004 15:21:35 | More by BuckeyeNation
3.93/5 rDev +4.8%
Sus and I split this gift from chaduvel the other night. She really liked it and I liked it.
Poured a sparkling golden orange with a thin bubbly white head. Smell: sweet and sour apple cider, some apricot notes, and champagne. Taste: starts candy apple sweet. Very cidery. Faint apricot notes. Turns to sour/tangy and finishes that way with lingering apple peel. Very lively mouthfeel, but a touch cloying from the appley sweetness. Refreshing and one of the better fruit beers I've had.
03-11-2004 05:14:31 | More by alexgash
4/5 rDev +6.7%
This is a nice peachy colour with a lovely white head that lasts for a bit o' time. The aromas are of fresh apricots, fruity malts, and light malts. The taste follws suit with lovely apricot notes, and a nice, light bready maltiness. The mouthfeel is a bit thin but not astringent and the drinkability is nice....good stuff.
01-22-2004 04:19:27 | More by francisweizen
3.1/5 rDev -17.3%
12 oz bottle. Poured a pale yellow/gold, with a wine cooler like head that quickly fades. Aroma is apricot as is the taste. With some sugary sweetness thrown in to cut the tartness. Not a bad beer, but more like drinking a wine cooler. Not something that I will go out of my way and try again.
01-03-2004 02:42:38 | More by Indybeer
4.85/5 rDev +29.3%
A fun beer. Beneath the tart, ripe, natural tasting apricot flavor there is a nutty maltiness and doughy sourness that makes it a compelling drink. What's impressive is the seemless joining of fruity, yeasty malt with apricot-seed and fruit. I know nothing of the heritage, but I did notice a mention of "spontanaeous fermentation."
I was sceptical. How foolish.
This is a sour beer-drinkers delight. How has it been kept from for this long? I'm almost 35 for crying out loud! I needed to know about this at least 5 years ago.
Very complex with pure, sunny honey aromatics, meyer lemons, and crushed, raw pistachios. As dry as any American Pale Ale or IPA, only the fruit isn't simple piney grapefruit. It's apricot and almond butter!
12-19-2003 02:47:28 | More by putnam
4.18/5 rDev +11.5%
Pale golden color, very peachy, shall I say, apricotty..with a short, thin ordinary head...
Aroma: mellow, and apricotty, slightly sour, a touch sweet, like I said, apricotty... sweet and sour, like a jolly rancher...yum, yum, and yum, yummy,yumalicious....tasty....you'd just have to be the sort of folk that gets moved by an apricot jolly rancher, like I may be...a bit sweet, or is it too tart?
Nah, who cares, I like it, that's all that matters...this is super-nice, the best fruit beer that doesn't come out of Belgium!
11-24-2003 08:58:44 | More by feloniousmonk
4.1/5 rDev +9.3%
Served in the 12 oz. bottle. The color is golden, with a wispy white head. The smell is apricot. The taste is a very sweet apricot, with a fairly sour base to it. Mouthfeel is smooth. Drinkability-wise, the sweet and sour mix (so to speak) probably wouldn't give this a lot of sessionability.
I don't know if lambic specifically means a spontaneously fermented beer, or a spontaneously fermented beer made around Brussels, but this is as good as some of the lambics from Belgium. Though a bit overpriced due to its Merchant du Vin distribution, still a good beer and hope to try the rest of the line!
09-28-2003 18:07:29 | More by beergeek279
3.73/5 rDev -0.5%
Appearance - pours with a thin white head, half a finger or so, reduces to a large-bubbled crown. A light orange, slightly cloudy hue.
Aroma - Very fragrant, big fruity nose, wine-like with a trace of almonds.
Taste is very sweet with some decent bubbles. A fruity apricot presence which turns tart at the back of the mouth. Finishes rather dry, like Sweet-Tarts. If you tasted this blindfolded, you would presume it's a glass of wine.
Mouthfeel - Bubbliness and the tartness cover the otherwise light mouthfeel. Leaves a sour, dry residue.
Drinkability - About as drinkable as a sweet fruity wine would be, not ideal for a session. It's very tasty, but a little too sweet for more than one, two at most.
08-07-2003 19:16:25 | More by brewdlyhooked13
3.63/5 rDev -3.2%
Lightly orangey look that's only barely murky, lots of light tansmission. Head is mostly a white refuge in quality but does leave partial ring-like laces. Deep apricot aroma, earthy and spicy but yes, very sweet. Fruit certainly shines in the initial flavor to mid mouth, but there is a slight hop bittering -- cinnamon-like in character. Pretty sweet overall, but a decent amount of hop astringency and citrus drying that lingers on the palatte in later sips. Surprisingly, I found the Strawberry better balanced overall, but Melbourn history and effort in producing these beers with artisanal methods still gets a thumbs up in my mind.
06-25-2003 07:34:33 | More by ADR
4/5 rDev +6.7%
Just the orange side of golden. Head fizzles quickly. Aromas of my mom's apricot bread with citrus tartness (orange zest?). Lightly sweet up front with a bit of a zinger of a tart apricot flavor at the back of the tongue. It's a little odd since I think the apricot and the tartness seem to go hand and hand and hit at the same time as opposed to being really strong with the fruit up front and then moving to tartness. Clean looking and clean finishing.
It's very tasty. But it's neither the all-out fruity goodness of, say, Lindemans Framboise nor is it like the true lambics. It's definitely nice, and I like drinking it. But compared to the really big boys in the actual lambic category, it's a little weak. However, paired with the right meal (or dessert), this would be ideal. I'm not big into wine yet, but I'd imagine this could be a reasonable replacement for some of the more apricot-ish flavored dessert wines.
04-30-2003 19:46:37 | More by marburg
New Hampshire
3.98/5 rDev +6.1%
Pours with a slight, creamy head that lasts but doesn't leave much lace. This is a good fruit beer with a low ABV. Sweet but a tartness creeps in at the finish. The label says malted barley and wheat but the apricot hides them. The hops are in the background too. A 12oz bottle is $5.89.
04-27-2003 15:52:29 | More by jdhilt
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -6.7%
Pear colored with lots of tiny bubbles this is a soda pop of beer sweetness. Lots of tiny bubbles and a white head give off big smells of apricot juice sweetness. The very sweet apricot taste does have decent dose of hops to help the brew out with a little dry bitterness in the finish (crispness). The beer is very fruity but is good. It would be a good after meal selection with sweets etc...
04-16-2003 13:38:32 | More by frank4sail
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I have encountered a issue while creating a layer in AutoDesk Infrastructure Map Server 2012.
Error Message-
The feature class is invalid : Fields below are disabled until you select a valid class
Even, data connection tested okay.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi Anand,
have you selected a feature class from the drop down menu?
Have you tried different feature classes from the drop down menu? Do you get the same result with each feature class?
In Data Connection editor (screenshot 1) you can preview the feature classes - have you tried that? What happened?
There is nothing displayed in drop down menu!! Infect, as soon as I select the data-source it displayed the message that – The feature is invalid.
When I do "Join" or "Calculation" in Data Source windows itself, below message popup
"The current feature source has no feature classes, and cannot support joins."
Hi Anand,
does the Oracle schema "GISLIVE" contain any spatial data at all?
If nothing is available in the drop down list and you get the message "The current feature source has no feature classes" than it looks like the the fdo provider doesn't find any tables/views with spatial data (sdo_geometry)
Data is there, even I am doing edit/updates thru AutoDesk Map 3D 2012 without any issue. Also, please see the screen-shot of Oracle SQL Developer as well.
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just three general suggestions:
1) check the AIMS log file (error log file) - does it contain any additional information?
2) do the tables with spatial geometry have proper oracle spatial meta data settings? (I suppose yes - but might be worth checking).
3) the oracle user account for logging in with in Studio when creating the data source - does it have access to the schema and it's tables?
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Response from CEO Byrd-Bennett to our 1/3/12 Letter on Space Utilization
Attached is the response we received from CEO Byrd-Bennett on the letter we sent 1/3/12 regarding space utilization, and their process around school closings this year. As you'll see, it looks like they are sticking by their formula of allowing 36 kids per homeroom to calculate utilization. We hope to meet with CEO Byrd-Bennett soon to further discuss.


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Father of drowned teenager pays tribute to his son
The father of Aaron Burgess, the teenager who drowned in the River Avon at Saltford earlier this week, has described his son as 'a fantastic, happy go lucky boy'.
Jay Burgess also warned other teenagers about the dangers of swimming in rivers.
– Jay Burgess
Aaron was a fantastic happy go lucky boy. He was very popular and he was loved by everybody. I'm completely devastated by what's happened and I will miss him so terribly.
I am grateful for all of the kind words of support from his friends and the cards and flowers which have been left.
I am also extremely grateful for the efforts of all of the emergency services and the Search & Rescue Teams.
I know that everything was done to save him but unfortunately it was just not possible.
I can only hope now that other young people realise the dangers of swimming near weirs and in rivers.


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24 Hours of Horseshoe Hell Field ReportWed, 28/09/2011 - 17:00 — Petzl America -...
Petzl is a proud sponsor of 24 Hours of Horseshoe Hell, an Arkansas-based climbing event in which competitors climb sandstone routes, trad and sport, for 24 hours straight. Petzl America Team Manager and Events Coordinator Chuck Odette manned the Petzl booth. Here's his last report from the field before disappearing into the Arkansas woods for a week of sandstone sport madness with his partner in climb, Maggie Smith:
"There were around 250 participants comprising 125 teams. There were at least another 250-300 spectators as well.
Sasha DiGiulian takes 1st overall at the 2011 IFSC World ChampionshipsWed, 27/07/2011 - 16:32 — Petzl America -...
A storied locale set in a green valley and surrounded by rocky outcroppings, Arco, Italy, this year hosted thousands of climbers and fans from around the world for the International Federation of Sport Climbing's crowning competition, the Climbing World Championships. The 18-year-old climber from Virginia Sasha DiGiulian took first place overall.
IFSC Bouldering Wold Cup at the Teva Mountain Games - Day 1Sat, 04/06/2011 - 07:46 — Petzl America -...
Day one of the IFSC Bouldering World Cup at the Teva Mountain Games is over. From a field of 83 top international climbers (36 women and 47 men), the top 40 will move on to the Semi Finals, to be held tomorrow morning.
The Bouldering Wall at the IFSC World Cup at the Teva Mountain Games. Vail, CO. Photo: © Petzl / Justin Roth
Sasha DiGiulian joins the Petzl Athlete Team, pushes standardsWed, 20/04/2011 - 00:39 — Petzl America -...
A welcome addition to the Petzl Athlete Team, 18-year-old Sasha DiGiulian has spent the first months of 2011 re-adjusting difficulty standards for women's sport climbing. Hailing from Alexandria, VA, Sasha picked up climbing 11 years ago, after her brother's birthday party, when she was just 7 years old.
Emily Harrington - Mixed Emotions at the Ouray Mixed CompMon, 10/01/2011 - 18:27 — Petzl America -...
The 16th annual Ouray Ice Festival took place this past weekend. I attended this year, on behalf of Petzl and The North Face, to give a slideshow and compete in the mixed-climbing competition. The Ouray mixed competition is a prestigious invite-only event that draws some of the nation's best mixed/ice climbers. It was my first competition of this sort, and I was anxious and excited to see how I would fare.
Ethan Pringle on winning the Unified Bouldering Championships comp at the Nor'easterWed, 29/09/2010 - 18:59 — Petzl America -...
The weekend of September 25-26, Ethan Pringle won the Unified Bouldering Championship finale comp at the Nor'easter Sport, Music, and Conservation festival. The event drew top climbers from all across the country, among them Daniel Woods, the odd-on favorite based on his recent World Cup win and spate of top-end boulder first ascents.
European arborist championship 2010Mon, 05/07/2010 - 10:57 — Petzl
This year the arborist championship took place on June 12 and 13 in Prague, Czech Republic. The event was organized by the European Arborist Committee, in collaboration with the Czech subsidiary of ISA (International Society of Arboriculture).
GRIMPday 2009 VideoTue, 27/10/2009 - 15:01 — Petzl Pro
GRIMPday 2009: Rescue professionals with no fear
GRIMPday is an international, multidisciplinary technical rope rescue competition which takes place every October in Namur. The fourth edition was a face-off between 23 teams, from Belgium, France, Great Britain, Switzerland and Germany. The participants were firefighters, soldiers, police officers, rescuers, etc.
The 2009 North Face Mont Blanc Ultratrail - HighlightsTue, 01/09/2009 - 22:04 — Petzl
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The Pizza Ranch in Canton was one of just many places giving back this Thanksgiving.
Canton's Pizza Ranch has been offering a free Thanksgiving meal for the last eight years. Restaurant owner Scott Frank said family members put it on, because they feel everyone should have a meal. The meal is free but Frank said you can put in a free will donation, and the donation is used to buy gifts for children at Christmas time.
"I feel that everybody should have a meal on Thanksgiving, and if they don't have a place to go, they are sitting home alone, they can come down here. Everybody knows everybody in town," Frank said. "And we just feel really good about it."
Frank said the Pizza Ranch also hosts a free Veterans Day dinner every year.


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Elder Charles and Doris Kitchens of Jasper announce the engagement of their son, Derrick Charles Kitchens, to Samantha Teal Summerlin, the daughter of Anthony and Kristy Summerlin of Jasper.
The prospective groom is the grandson of the late Rufus and Ethel Green of Quinton and Lucile Kitchens and the late Herbert C. Kitchens of Jasper.
He is a 2005 graduate of Walker High School, a 2010 graduate of the University of Alabama with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. He is currently employed with Southern Company in Birmingham.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Robert and Jaye Saultz of Coconut Creek, Fla., and Connie Summerlin and the late Richard Summerlin of Ocala, Fla.
She is a 2009 graduate of Hope Christian School and a 2013 graduate of the University of Montevallo with a bachelor's degree in finance. She is currently employed with Hibbett Sports corporate office in Birmingham.
The wedding will be held Saturday, May 17, 2014 at 2 p.m. at Farmstead Baptist Church in Jasper. A reception will follow at Huckleberry Farm in Jasper. Formal invitations will be sent.
Rickey and Anita Hollis of Oakman announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Hollis of Oakman to Joseph Cole of Jasper, the son of Charlotte Calloway Cole of Jasper and Roger and Kelly Gray of Spruce Pine.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Virginia Hollis and the late Jack and Betty Files.
The prospective groom is the grandson of Charles and Sharron Calloway of Jasper.
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Swimming Blog - 2011 Readers Choice Award Winner - Best Swimming Blog
The votes are in an tallied, and you have chosen your favorite swimming blog in the About.com Readers Choice Awards.
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The votes are in and tallied, and you have chosen your favorite swimming twitter feed in the About.com Readers Choice Awards.
2006 Golden Goggle Awards Voting - The Best US Swimmers of 2006
USA Swimming has released the nominations for the 2006 Golden Goggle Awards, an event celebrating the year's top performances in competitive swimming in the USA. The celebration will take place in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Sunday, Nov. 19, and will feature more than 30 U.S. Olympic swimmers as well as entertainment industry celebrities. A total of 13 U.S. Olympians are nominated for awards in eight categories. Online voting starats Oct. 11 and will continue through November.
2008 USOC SportsMan and SportsWoman of the Year
Olympians and US National Team Swimmers Michael Phelps and Natalie Coughlin were named the 2008 United States Olympic Committee SportsMan and SportsWoman of the Year Thursday. Paralympic swimmer Erin Popovich was named the 2008 USOC Paralympian of the Year.
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2009 US Olympic Hall of Fame Nominees
The United States Olympic Committee and Allstate Insurance Company announced the US Olympic Hall of Fame Class of 2009 finalists on 16 April 2009. The nominee list of 15 individuals, five teams and five Paralympians includes Olympic legends such as Terry Schroeder (water polo), Tracie Ruiz-Conforto (synchronized swimming), Gary Hall, Sr....
2009 USA Swimming Golden Goggles Awards
World Champion swimmers Ryan Lochte and Rebecca Soni took home top honors Sunday night at the sixth annual 2009 USA Swimming Foundation Golden Goggle Awards. Lochte and Soni were named Male and Female Athlete of the Year during the star-studded swimming gala held at the Beverly Hilton.
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An Illustrated History of Swimming
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Dave Denniston, 1999 NCAA Champion for Auburn University, and 2003 World Championship Team Member in the 200 Breaststroke, was on vacation in the mountains, sledding down some snow-covered slopes; Dave slid into a tree and damaged his spine. The accident has left Dave, for the time being, without the use of his legs. This accident happened in...
Dave Denniston Injury Update
Dave Denniston will remain in Poudre Valley Hospital to begin rehab treatment following surgery to repair his spine. Denniston, age 26, was injured on February 6th in a sledding accident near Laramie, Wyoming. Dave, a graduate of Auburn University and 1999 NCAA Champion in the 200 breaststroke, was also a member of the 2003 US World Championship team. As an Irvine Novaquatics star, he placed 4th in the 100 breast and 6th in the 200 breast at last summer's US Olympic Trials.
English Channel Online Exhibition
Captain Matthew Webb dived off the end of Admiralty Pier in Dover to start what became the first successful unaided swim across the English Channel. To mark the 125th anniversary of this event, Dover Museum is compiling an online resource - a brief history of Channel Swimming, together with details of the museum's collection relating to swimming the Channel.
Help Michael Phelps become the 2007 Sports Illustrated Kids' Athlete of the Year
World Champion Swimmer Michael Phelps is a finalist for the Sports Illustrated Kids' 2007 Athlete of the Year award. Phelps, who received the award in 2004, has been nominated alongside Peyton Manning, Tim Duncan, Sidney Crosby, Alex Rodriguez, Candace Parker, Roger Federer and Kevin Durant.
International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF)
The world center of swimming history, located in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
International Swimming Hall of Fame 2007 Honorees
The International Swimming Hall of Fame has announced its 2007 group of inductees. The list includes two swimmers, one diver, one synchronized swimmer, one water polo player, and two coaches. The honorees will be inducted into the ISHOF on 12 May, 2007 at the annual induction ceremonies in Fort Lauderdale.
Neurofibromatosis and My First Masters Swim Meet
As an adaptive swimmer, I was going into my swim meet with low expectations. I was in the mind set that I was going to be last or at least close to the end of the line. I am an amputee; I lost my leg when I was 13, due to a disease called Neurofibromatosis. It has been about 17 years. I have always been pretty active, but I was not in the mind set to be in any competitive level. And, at my first Masters Swim Meet, I fared much better then I thought I could ever do.
Odd and Interesting Facts About Swimming and Swimmers - Swimm…
Trivia, odd facts, and interesting tidbits of information about swimming.
Olympic Gold Medalists (Men)
Lists of who won gold medals in Olympic swimming.
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Lists of who won gold medals in Olympic swimming.
Second Oldest Woman's Record, Janet Evans 400m Freestyle Record, Broken
The second-oldest world record in the women's record book has fallen. Laure Manaudou of France broke U.S. Olympic gold medalist Janet Evans' 17-and-a-half-year-old record in the 400m freestyle at the French Championships, turning in a time of 4:03.03. Evans' old mark, set on Sept. 22, 1988, at the Olympic Games in Seoul, stood at 4:03.88.
Sheryl Crow Aquatic Center Opens
Sheryl Crow helped her hometown of Kennett, Missouri raise funds to build a new aquatic center.
Speedo and FINA to Help the World Swim for Malaria
SPEEDO and FINA officially announced they would be lending their support to the World Swim for Malaria 2005. SPEEDO has committed its support with athletes such as Grant Hackett, Markus Rogan, Michael Klim, David Davies, Mike Brown and Federica Pellegrini to capture the public's attention.
Stroke Development through History
USA Swimming and the ARC explain the development of the modern competitive strokes - beginning in 2,000 B.C.
Swim Coach Richard Quick Dies from Brain Cancer - Coach Richard Quick…
Swim Coach Richard Quick has died from brain cancer at age 66.
Swimmer's Biographies
A collection of one paragraph biographies USA Swimming.
Swimming History from USA Swimming
The saga of swimming's development from the International Swimming Hall of Fame from "Weissmuller to Spitz;" The History of Swimming, which was edited from "The World of Sports," Mexico XIX, Olympiad 8.
Swimming History Outline
An outline of a chapter on swimming history from CSU Long Beach.
The 2006 International Swimming Hall of Fame Honorees
TheInternational Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) in Fort Lauderdale, FL has announced the list of aquatic athletes to be honored at a ceremony on 13 May, 2006.
Three Swimmers Nominated for 2007 USSA Athlete of the Year
The United States Sports Academy has nominated Natalie Coughlin, Michael Phelps and Kate Ziegler for its 2007 Academy Athlete of the Year. The Academy Athlete of the Year ballot is the culmination of the Academy's yearlong Athlete of the Month program, which recognizes the accomplishments of men and women in sports around the globe. The Academy's Athlete of the Month is selected by an international voting committee comprised of former athletes, media, sports organizations and governing bodies.
Top American Olympic Swimmers
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USA Swimming Foundation Announces 2008 Golden Goggle Award Nominees
The USA Swimming Foundation today released the nominations for the 2008 Golden Goggle Awards, a black-tie event celebrating the accomplishments of top American swimmers in 2008. The star-studded gala will take place Monday, November 17 at the New York Hilton and will feature the entire 2008 US Olympic swim team, including gold medalists and award nominees Michael Phelps, Natalie Coughlin, Jason Lezak, Rebecca Soni, and Dara Torres.
USA Swimming Foundation Announces Nominees for the 2009 Golde…
The USA Swimming Foundation today released the nominations for the Golden Goggle Awards, a star-studded awards gala celebrating the accomplishments of top American swimmers in 2009. The event will take place Sunday, November 22 at the Beverly Hilton and will feature the 2009 U.S. World Championships swim team, including Michael Phelps, Rebecca Soni, Ryan Lochte, Dara Torres, Ariana Kukors and Dan…
USSA Athlete of the Year Award Voting
The United States Sports Academy's Athlete of the Year Award voting is now open. Cast your vote for the male and female athlete of the year on-line. My picks? Swimmers Aaron Piersol and Natalie Coughlin of course!
Want to be in a Swim Movie?
Casting directors are searching for several hundred people to play swimmers, swim coaches, urban and suburban men and women and others for the Lionsgate Productions and L.I.F.T. Productions of the feature film, P.D.R. starring Terrence Howard and Bernie Mac. The film is based on the true story of Jim Ellis, a Philadelphia swim coach, who fights to build a swimming team in one of Philly's toughest neighborhoods in the 1970's.
Watch the USA Swimming 2007 Golden Goggle Awards' Webcast Wednesday
The Golden Goggle Awards is the most prestigious awards show in American swimming, complete with a red carpet, celebrity presenters and accomplished honorees. On Wednesday, November 21, fans across the nation will have a front row seat to the exclusive event. For the first time ever, USA Swimming, in partnership with Wasserman Media Group and...
World Swim for Malaria
The World Swim for Malaria (WSM) aims to have 1 million people from around the world swimming on 3 December 2005 in order to raise money to fight malaria. With 150,000 already committed to swim it is already the largest participatory swim ever organised - all to help prevent malaria.
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Saxby Chambliss: it was crystal clear from video shown in closed session today that Benghazi was a planned terrorist attack.—
Ken Gardner (@kesgardner) November 15, 2012
When Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss emerged from today's closed-door sessions for lawmakers on the events in Benghazi, Libya on Sept. 11, Fox News cameras were waiting. Among the insight that Chambliss was willing to share was that those involved knew immediately that the assault on the U.S. consulate and CIA annex was a premeditated terrorist attack.
Sens. Feinstein, Chambliss just finished briefing reporters after first closed-door Sen. Intel. Cmte. hearing with senior officers—
Paul D. Shinkman (@PDShinkman) November 15, 2012
Saxby Chambliss says immediately after seeing video scene during Benghazi hearings, "It was very obvious this was a terrorist act day one".—
Tooth Fairy Denier (@FunkynFortunate) November 15, 2012
Saxby Chambliss on Fox: 30 min video shown today on Capitol Hill shows undoubtably #benghazi was a terror attack.—
DCD (@DCDude1776) November 15, 2012
On Fox News: Sen. Chambliss said "There will be an open hearing for the public so the public can see it."—
Connie Powers (@Lynx60C) November 15, 2012
So, if it was obvious from Day 1 that the attack didn't arise from a "spontaneous" protest over a YouTube video, how does that explain Amb. Susan Rice's many Sunday morning appearances repeating that theory?
Chambliss "what Susan Rice said is exactly what Obama told her to say…."—
Diane (@flores8047) November 15, 2012
Chambliss: Rice said exactly what she was told to say…She went out and gave a "political statement".—
Nels (@debitking) November 15, 2012
Saxby Chambliss: What Susan Rice said is exactly what Pres Obama and "the political shop of the White House told her to say." #Benghazi—
Lady Patriot (@Lady_Patriot) November 15, 2012
Senator Chambliss says that Susan Rice misstatements were "political" talking points. #wow—
Ping (@PingSmTh) November 15, 2012
Sen. Chambliss: Rice was saying what the White House told her to say and YES it was a political move.—
Tommy Farmer (@Farm_123) November 15, 2012
Saxby Chambliss nailed it. Susan Rice said exactly what Barack Hussein Obama told her to say! Now they both have to go for lies, cover up!—
Gloria Mitchell (@GloriaMitchell6) November 15, 2012
So where did she get the info? MT "@kesgardner: Saxby Chambliss: CIA NOT holding prisoners in Benghazi. Paula Broadwell wrong about that."—
MyAmerica10 (@MYAMERICA10) November 16, 2012
That's the question we'd all like to hear answered, but it seems we'll have to wait a bit longer.
What about the emerging story that the CIA was holding Libyan prisoners at the annex in Benghazi — a story which was spread by David Petraeus biographer Paula Broadwell at a speech in Denver and emerged in the wake of his resignation over their affair?
Senate Intel Vice Chair Saxby Chambliss says he does not believe there were detainees at the CIA annex in Benghazi.—
Stephen Hayes (@stephenfhayes) November 15, 2012
Saxby Chambliss: the CIA was NOT holding prisoners in Benghazi. Paula Broadwell was wrong about that. Interesting….—
Ken Gardner (@kesgardner) November 15, 2012
@krauthammer Saxby Chambliss contradicts Broadwell's comment regarding CIA annex – BUT such a conclusion contradicts Fox News reports.—
George Perrett (@GTPLords86) November 15, 2012
Petraeus is scheduled to testify tomorrow morning. That session will be closed to the public, but hopefully cameras will be waiting outside the door; we've waited long enough already for answers.