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Carlo's Italian Bistro
- Address:
9926 York Road
Cockeysville, MD 21030Neighborhood:
Hunt Valley
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Carlo's Italian Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.carlositalianbistro.com/
- Phone: 4106670002
- Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Saturday: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Sunday, Tuesday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
Closed Mondays
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian, Vegetarian
- Executive Chef: Carlo Schiattarella
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, BYO Liquor, Dancing, Entertainment, Fireplace, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: Although we do not offer a delivery catering service, we do offer various party platters. Please call for further information.
- Private Party Facilities: Our upstairs, mezzanine style dining area allows for privacy along with a balcony view of the entire restaurant. It's elegantly decorated and perfect for large gatherings and parties, with enough space to comfortably accommodate 85 guests.
Our veranda room, which seats about 50 guests, is modernly elegant. Skylights, floor to ceiling windows and hardwood floors paired with cream tablecloths create a warm and home-like atmosphere. Two steps and frosted glass paneling separates this room from the main dining room allowing for a relaxed feel along with ample privacy from the rest of the dining area.
- Private Party Contact: Stephanie 4109827700
- Entertainment: We regularly have live entertainers whose styles are influenced by various artists such as Bocelli, Sinatra, James Taylor and more! Please check our facebook page or call us directly for information on upcoming events and performers.
- Special Events: In addition to our live entertainment, we often hold fundraisers and other special events to help our community. Please visit our website for further information on upcoming events.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Church Lane Shopping Center
- Public Transit: MTA #9 bus line (across from Cockeysville Target)
Multiple Light-rail access
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Carlo's is located in Church Lane Shopping Center, behind Taco Bell. There is plenty of free parking in both the front and back of the building.
A word from Carlo's Italian Bistro
In the early 1970's, Carlo and Felicia Schiattarella ventured from their small town in Naples, Italy & opened a quaint carryout pizzeria. Three decades later, The Schiattarella family is proudly introducing their 3rd full service restaurant in MD.Continued
Come join us for a delectable experience
at Carlo's Italian Bistro and enjoy authentic, mouth watering Southern Italian cuisine.
We take pride in serving top quality veal, chicken, seafood and shellfish specialties, along with salads, subs and sandwiches. With all of our menu items made fresh to order, we can gladly accommodate any dietary needs and preferences.
Our casually elegant dining room is a perfect setting for a romantic dinner, friendly get-together or business luncheon, along with plenty of space for large parties & gatherings.
Although we do not have a liquor license, we encourage our guests to bring their own alcoholic beverages to complete their dining experience.
Come join us for a delectable experience
at Carlo's Italian Bistro and enjoy authentic, mouth watering Southern Italian cuisine.
We take pride in serving top quality veal, chicken, seafood and shellfish specialties, along with salads, subs and sandwiches. With all of our menu items made fresh to order, we can gladly accommodate any dietary needs and preferences.
Our casually elegant dining room is a perfect setting for a romantic dinner, friendly get-together or business luncheon, along with plenty of space for large parties & gatherings.
Although we do not have a liquor license, we encourage our guests to bring their own alcoholic beverages to complete their dining experience.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerItalian
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Carlo's Italian Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
97 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (74)good for groups (49)special occasion (34)fit for foodies (34)great for lunch (23)kid-friendly (13)romantic (12)great for brunch (5)late-night find (4)notable wine list (3)Show More
- Carlo's is good classic ItalianMeLeeDined on 8/15/2014Dinner was a good experience! Chicken Marsala was nicely prepared, but a touch bland. Salads were fresh, attractive and tasty. Bread was served warm and fresh. Olive oil accompanying the bread was flavorful. Service was timely without rushing us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our FavoriteDeweyDined on 8/15/2014My wife and I love to dine here. It is one of our favorites. The food is always well prepared and delicious. The specials are always attractive and well thought out.Special Features:
- CookieDined on 8/15/2014Chicken Marsala had good flavor with high quality tender chicken. Pasta cooked al dente. Salad as expected but would have preferred higher quality lettaces for the price of the meal. Waitress was kind enough to modify salad but seemed slightly annoyed. Restaurant had a nice crowd. Many tables filled.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and atmosphereamcfDined on 8/9/2014My husband and I had a wonderful meal, the atmosphere was great, I love the way the restaurant was decorated.Special Features:
- Great Mealwebe4Dined on 8/9/2014Started off with the recommended calamari. Could not have been better. The squid was tender and the sauce zesty for nice compliment. The waiter was very knowledgeable about the food and his recommendations were spot on. Portions were large, and the food outstanding. We will be coming back.Special Features:
- Super Delicious!MaggiVIPDined on 8/3/2014Carlo's is the neighborhood's best spot for Italian food. Donnie took really good care of us. The ladies really enjoyed their lunches. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/2/2014This was our first visit and we will definitely be back again. The food was excellent. All sauces are made to order and the portions are enormous. The server was very attentive and explained everything. The service was relaxed and not rushed. We've found a true neighborhood gem!Special Features:
- Always ConsistentdianeoDined on 8/2/2014You will consistently find great food at Carlo's. Carlo's is a hidden, neighborhood gem in Cockeysville. Awesome veal dishes, superb pasta and daily specials. You will be pleasantly surprised at this local treasure. We go there often and each and everytime it has been outstanding!Special Features:
- Same as usual, thank goodness!mngordoVIPDined on 7/29/2014We keep returning to Carlo's simply because the food is consistently excellent. On this visit (just five days after our last one) my wife had Veal Piccata, while I had Shrimp with linguine in marinara sauce. Both dishes were delicious. Before the mains, we had to have the wonderful mussels and excellent house salad (included with the main dish). Our food was accompanied by a good wine which we brought- as Carlo's is BYOB. Our server Lisa was excellent as were the other servers. Probably won't be long before we start craving Chicken Francaise. :-) To copy a phrase from some long ago commercial, "Try it, you'll like it." - Oh, in addition to a tartufo, we enjoyed a pistachio ice cream parfait - Again, excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow downMonktonScottVIPDined on 7/26/2014The ambiance was quite nice, but the experience ended there. Our waiter was very friendly, but way to familiar. The service was way too fast. The waiter kept apologizing for the wait, when we just wanted to relax. I felt like it was an eating contest, to see how fast we could pack it in. The food was fine, but not overly special. You have a nice restaurant....slow down! Dining is about family, friends and unwinding.
- Great FoodBmorehon79Dined on 7/26/2014Great Italian food at a good price. Service is awesome too - fast and friendly.Special Features:
- When something's good...mngordoVIPDined on 7/25/2014Carlo's continues to be a restaurant that is consistently excellent. We love, and very often order chicken frachaise, despite the often tempting specials, which change daily. We've eaten there by ourselves and with other couples. Everyone seems to really enjoy whatever they order, some dishes we've never tasted. Carlo's is BYOB with nice wine glass service @ a $4.00 corkage fee. Salads are fine, as are the desserts. And as I always do, don't forget our favorite dessert, the tartufo, (which Baltimore restaurants insist on mis-naming as Bombe). Have had veal dishes there, and they are excellent as well. Friends of ours have had the various shrimp dishes and others. Bottom line: Good food is good food. Almost forgot the mussels. Terrific.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Second time there and happy again!DgmFloridaDined on 7/23/2014We took friends from Seattle and Paris; and they loved it! All food was delicious. Service terrific. I even liked the music that's playing from Pandora throughout the evening. Thanks, Jocelyn, for your attentive service. Hello to Carlos; and tell Tim we miss him!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- gubbDined on 7/20/2014Very enjoyable food, service, and loved the soft music that was very relaxing to have dinner and wine by, will return.Special Features:
- Good foodmrchecksDined on 7/19/2014Have gone back several times, always a good experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BonsoVIPDined on 7/19/2014Wonderful evening! Everything was great, food service and friends! Nadja ( I hope that's the correct spelling) is so full of energy and fun. Make's the dining experience even better! We'll always come back!Special Features:
- Okay NightHungryDined on 7/19/2014One of our favorite comfortable dining spots. Unfortunately, they were out of several menu items and the kitchen was slow. We'll chalk it up to a bad night at a great place.Special Features:
- AmerzDined on 7/19/2014We brought two couples with us who are very discerning. They were very impressed. The server was personable and the food was terrific.Special Features:
- DeliciousmusslemanDined on 7/16/2014We have eaten here a number of times and have always left happy!Special Features:
- Excellent as usualmngordoVIPDined on 7/2/2014A quiet Thursday evening, 7/3, when we returned yet again to Carlo's. Holiday the next day. Kim, our waitress gave excellent and informed service. Water, bread, butter or oil delivered right away. Carlo's is BYOB. We brought a bottle of red, bottle of white, not knowing what dishes we'd choose. Opened the white to go with the mussels (which came in the usual delicious white wine sauce). House salad (that usually comes with mains) was ample and delicious. My wife had the veal francaise, while I had my favorite dish at Carlo's, chicken francaise. Both dishes were superb. The veal was soft enough to cut with a fork as was the chicken. Did I mention the Tartufo (called The Bombe) & delicious cappuchino? Carlo's = best Italian food in the area.Special Features:
- jlj503Dined on 7/1/2014Very, very good food. Generous portions. The veal was fork ternder. Excellent service. Wonderful BYOB policy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- StrangethisisdumbVIPDined on 6/29/2014Host told us where we could not sit then seated us, gave menus, ask for appetizer order before we opened menus. Waiter came over to say specials but did not look at us but rather looked over his shoulder the whole time. Took order, seconds later salads came. Before one person finished, plates taken away, entree arrived. Hardly ate last bite, plates gone, wanted dessert order. No dessert? Here is the check. They had lots of empty tables and we did not have a plane to catch so I do not understand the rush,rush. Food nothing special but service was very, very strange. Doubt we will return.
- Loved it. Loved it. Loved it!DgmFloridaDined on 6/22/2014What a wonderful restaurant. I liked the feel of the place from the moment I walked in. Our server, Tim, knew the menu well and was accommodating with the substitutions we requested. The four people in my party loved their meals. My entrée was excellent, but the skin on the tomatoes in the pasta was tough and difficult to chew. Not such a big deal. I just pushed them aside and enjoyed everything else. Dessert was delicious. I had coconut sorbet and another at my table had gelato. There was another wonderful server on duty. Her name is Jocelyn. She was a master at making conversation with little kids. I enjoyed watching her serve her tables and share her empathy with them. I look forward to returning and also referring friends!Special Features:
- Another amazing dinner!PenitaVIPDined on 6/22/2014We took musicians and family to Carlos for another excellent dinner. Food was great, and so was the service. It was a pleasure to introduce Carlos to our guests. They liked him immediately as he was so friendly and welcoming!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 6/21/2014We needed a spot halfway for two couples and Carlo's looked like a good bet, and it was BYOB, always a plus. The food was good but nothing out of the ordinary. It doesn't really seem like a bistro, more a regular Italian restaurant. The service started out well, and our waiter was extremely pleasant. After the food arrived, he disappeared. We sat with dirty dishes and no water refills for a long time.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/17/2014Great food and good time as usual. The server was very friendly and attentive. The atmosphere is always welcoming and clean.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/15/2014I picked this for father's day as we really enjoy dining here. The food was excellent and it is clearly the best Italian restaurant in the Towson to Cockeysville area.Special Features:
- Father's Day FindAnnapolitanDined on 6/15/2014We live in Annapolis, but have an elderly friend who lives in Towson, and wanted to take him out for a nice Father's Day dinner. We came across Carlo's Italian Bistro and it seemed to fit the bill. I had the Chicken Rosa and my husband and our friend had the scampi. Everything was very good - delicious and the portions were generous - so much so that we took home our lunch for the next day. Our server was very attentive and congenial. All-in-all it was fantastic. We'll definitely return.Special Features:
- Great Italian RestauranteddiedDined on 6/14/2014Great veal dishes. The Sausages Napoleatana is my favorite dish. Good Caesar salad. BYOB. The staff is efficient and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BEST food!!lbbsDined on 6/12/2014Carlo makes the most delicious meals. Everything is made to order. They even have gluten-free! Great food at a decent price. Great place for dinner, especially. BYOB.Special Features:
- Worth The Trip!MaggiVIPDined on 6/6/2014Yes, this is one of our favorite neighborhood destinations…but, it is no doubt worth a trip if you don't live in the Cockeysville area. Fantastic service, fabulous food (very fresh and homemade) and a beautiful atmosphere make this a must-visit restaurant in Baltimore County. BYOB is a plus. Thank you for a lovely evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- corkage feenaneeDined on 6/5/2014I wanted to say that I think $4.00 a bottle is too much money as the restaurant does not have alcohol on site. My husband and I don't drink the same wine and therefore it costs us an extra $8.00 when we eat at this restaurant. The food is good but an extra amount like that makes it a place we probably will not go back to. I think that $4.00 for a table for two is more appropriate.
- Great experience!SandyVIPDined on 5/31/2014From the greeting as we entered the restaurant til we walked back outside, we were so impressed with the pleasant atmosphere and staff. The menu had something for everyone and our meals were very good and more than enough. It's a BYOB restaurant which is also appealing to us. We would highly recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!!!MaggiVIPDined on 5/30/2014It's a beautiful combination: the tastefully designed space, really delicious Italian food, exceptionally good service, BYOB and reasonable prices. We love Carlo's…..Thanks again for a great evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No such thing as a bad mealAmkempDined on 5/11/2014We have been coming to Carlos for awhile and have never had a bad meal. The servers make a point to remember my family and are attentive. On Mother's Day the team at Carlo's even gave every Mom a flower. You feel like family but eat like royalty. Every veal dish is tender and delicious, incredible lump crab on the tilapia, and my 9 year old will tell you they have the best spaghetti and meatballs! We'll be coming back to Carlo's for many years to come.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Mother's Day!MaggiVIPDined on 5/11/2014Carlo's is the type of restaurant that knows exactly what they're doing, and does it well. The ambiance of the restaurant is simple; yet, so welcoming; the wait staff is diligent and helpful; the food is delicious and beautifully presented; and the owners appreciate their customers. They honored all the mothers with flowers. Thank you for making my Mother's Day special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Greatdeneye2112Dined on 5/11/2014Carlos has been serving great food since he opened the Bistro in North Plaza Mall, great to see him doing so wellSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great despite outside appearancePittIsBetterThanBaltDined on 5/11/2014Great place, glad I found it for Mother's Day. Wife loved all of her food and that's saying a lot as her mother is a pro chef and she's pickier than most. Great food selection, waitress very friendly and on top of almost everything. Will definitely return. One big ding in my book...the menu for lunch on Mother's Day was their standard menu that has both lunch and dinner portions. However we were never told that all portions that day were dinner size only. So bill was $16 more than expected. Waitress was great but she should have told us about the portions and thus pricing. We were there at noon...of course assumed we'd be getting lunch portions. I would have just sprung for lobster ravioli instead of the lunch portion of shrimp scampi.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BonsoVIPDined on 5/10/2014Loved introducing our friends to Carlo's. They now love it as much as we do! Food and service was great as usual. Thanks for awonderful evening.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 5/9/2014Carlo's is a good Italian restaurant that puts out a decent product that won't disappoint. Their servers are friendly and efficient without being overbearing. Just make sure to bring your own bottle of wine to enjoy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Reviews by joemcgrath27:
Alberta (Canada)
3.84/5 rDev +0.3%
A - almost impenetrable black, thumb of tan head receded slowly leaving plenty of sticky lacing
S - big roasty notes, hint of earthiness, touch of cola
T - cola and roasty malts, more mild earthy and grassy hops, more subtle pine and charcoal, but generally malt dominant
M medium body with a nice carbonation kick, full with a gentle hop bitter
O - its definitely tasty and goes down nicely, its a little heavy on malt relative to hops for my taste but that's more of a preference than a knock on it
06-01-2013 02:30:44 | More by joemcgrath27
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Newfoundland (Canada)
4/5 rDev +4.4%
04-25-2014 04:34:04 | More by cam477
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
05-22-2014 20:51:13 | More by acurtis
British Columbia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
09-14-2013 04:15:58 | More by JonnyBeers
Alberta (Canada)
3.94/5 rDev +2.9%
341ml bottle. Good to see this brewery jumping on the Pacific-NW bandwagon. The name unfortunately sits a little too close to 'Twilight' in its interpretation, though it's hardly the brewery's fault.
This beer pours a very, very dark reddish brown hue, with loose mahogany basal highlights, and two fingers of silkily puffy, foamy beige head, which leaves leaves some attractive tight garden hedge lace around the glass as it gently recedes.
It smells of bittersweet chocolate, cafe au lait, chastened caramel malt, soft grapefruit and orange fruity pith, and a twinge of pine resin. The taste is zingy generic citrus rind, chalky sweet cocoa, cold coffee, bready, lightly roasted caramel malt, and a trailing forest-floor pine essence.
The carbonation is adequate in its support and otherwise predilection for the shadows, the body a solid medium weight, and tacitly smooth, as the hops swirl about in a meekly threatening manner. It finishes off-dry, the chocolate, neutered coffee, and malt keeping the hops well in check.
An enjoyable rendition of this emerging style, with ample elements from the yin and yang underlying influences, all quite ably balanced, so as to not let any one run rampant. Or conversely, allowing any one to shirk their duties. Anyways, as expected, DDC hits another standing triple with this offering - and that's only because I'm still coming around on the idea of smoking, charring, or otherwise marring a perfectly good IPA.
02-26-2013 01:36:22 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -6.5%
Explicit cross between an IPA and a porter, enjoyed on-tap at Mondiale 2008. Very fresh. Bubby off-white head on dark scotch-like body, very lacey. Very roasty Above average carbonation that is sharp on the tongue and is mouth-drying. Not as drinkable.
05-30-2008 23:56:10 | More by Sammy
New York
4.5/5 rDev +17.5%
04-18-2014 16:17:17 | More by socon67
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
04-06-2013 20:41:46 | More by aztraz
3.78/5 rDev -1.3%
On tap @ The Farmhouse (Burlington, VT) on 2/19/11. Served in a wine glass.
Pours black, with some more ruby hues coming out along the bottom, and is topped with a ¼ finger of creamy mocha colored head. This retains with more of a thin wispy look but does keep some heavier bunching on the edges and actually leaves back a good amount of foamy spotty lacing. Malts take control of the aroma initially, with notes of coffee and chocolate giving this a roasty tanginess in the nostrils. Hops are giving off some green floral accents but mostly seem relegated to the back of the nose.
The taste has a hearty crisp bite to it. Not only of green citric bitterness but also roasted malts, which then proceed to separate themselves and spread crunchy dark roast across the back of the profile. Luckily there is no shortage of sweetness present, as notes of cocoa and toffee help soften and balance some of that sharp bitterness out. This finishes very dry and earthy, with a good bit of lingering pithy bitterness (maybe a tad too much so). The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a firm crispness that really brings all of those hops and roasted malts out to play. I'm picking up no alcohol up here in the body, which keeps this relatively smooth and helps settle the overall presence of this down some.
I found this to be fairly aggressive for the style but it never did quite get too overly so, as the balance and overall ease of the body helped bring things back down just in the nick of time. This is definitely one that I was initially shaky on but it won me over by the bottom of the glass. I'd gladly check this one out again sometime.
02-25-2011 17:16:07 | More by Kegatron
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev +4.4%
03-20-2013 03:04:32 | More by juliendesrochers
Quebec (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev 0%
My first beer ever in a Dieu Du Ciel brewpub. My first Black I.P.A seemed like a good choice.
A- darkest brown. Not much head but the thin layer that's left is not letting up. Minimal lacing. Nothing impressive.
S- this wasn't easy since I was close to the oven cooking pizzas and nachos. I can basically say roasted malt and hops all wrapped up in a creamy sweet alcohol package. Its all pretty soft. Hard to pickup distinctly.
T-subdued floral hops. A bit like the rosated malt was trying to hold back the hoppiness. Considerably malty but most of the malt you get comes from smell. If you try and isolate taste, its mostly hops. Roasted malt aftertaste though.
M- great. Light yet full. Medium carbonation.
D- very good. Tasty but not that sessionable.
Very tasty black ipa. I think this was my first one. Good first experience but I'm waiting for way better.
04-10-2010 15:54:00 | More by Yoonisaykul
4.25/5 rDev +11%
08-09-2013 01:49:52 | More by kswartz
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
02-11-2014 00:35:49 | More by misterkew
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
07-19-2014 21:07:50 | More by GRG1313
4.25/5 rDev +11%
06-09-2013 08:05:53 | More by BuddhaBrowett
4/5 rDev +4.4%
06-26-2013 23:46:24 | More by jlisuk
3.99/5 rDev +4.2%
Pours black with a large head.
Nose shows sweet chocolate, cocoa, nutty malt and toasty characters along with soft pine.
In contrast the flavours are quite hoppy. Big piny resinous notes with an aggressive bitterness. Some roast and cocoa.
Body could be a bit thicker.
12-29-2013 01:47:46 | More by CrazyDavros
British Columbia (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +8.4%
A HUGE thank you to the most generous montrealbcr89 for this and the rest of the insane box that just showed up out of the blue. Just a top notch BA right here.
Appearance. Pours a deep, dark red-brown with very little light getting through and a finger of lumpy, light tan head that leaves some great lacing.
Smell. Nice citrus and floral hops, bakers chocolate and a little roasty malt and coffee beans.
Taste. Big roasty malts with plenty of coffee and cocoa powder, followed by even bigger grassy hops and bitter dried citrus rinds with a touch of pine. The subsequent sips are dominated by the big hops, but enough of the roasty flavours still come through and don't let you forget what style you're drinking.
Mouthfeel. Medium body and medium+ smooth carbonation.
Overall. A great representation of a style I really enjoy, being the hop-junkie that I am. Would love to try this again, maybe even with a month or two on it to see if more of those great roasty flavours come through. Thanks again Tyler-Andrew!!
01-22-2013 01:07:38 | More by Rutager
3.25/5 rDev -15.1%
08-16-2013 13:55:35 | More by mdillon86
Quebec (Canada)
3.45/5 rDev -9.9%
Tap: Poured clear black color ale with a small foamy head with good retention. Aroma of bitter hops with light aromatic notes. Taste is not the most complex with medium bitter notes and a dry caramel malt notes. Body is about average with good carbonation. OK but not really a style a dig and not the most complex beer from this fine brewer.
04-29-2011 02:37:04 | More by Phyl21ca
3.5/5 rDev -8.6%
08-22-2013 00:18:17 | More by vandemonian
3.81/5 rDev -0.5%
Poured from the bottle into a Dogfish Head Ale glass.
A nice dark walnut brown with just a hint of red to it for the body, complete with a two finger creamy very light cocoa brown and tan top. Creamy head settles to about a finger nice and slowly, not large but seems to be hanging around well.
Aroma is chocolate milk, and whoppers candy. Soft sweetness, and some nice dry husky soft grains. Milky, hints of lactose, but not very hop forward or discernable or obvious on that front. Hints more of porter and milk stout.
Palate brings the ale, and the character changes quite dramatically. Sweetness replaced with very noticeable dry roasting malts. Finish is very noticeable hop bitterness of pine and sharp dry earth. Very bitter and sharp. Body hints at a little creamy character, but sort of gives some light pale alt airy malt, backbone subdued with some tight carbonation.
It's a bit misleading at first, quite aggressive on the palate, but also in control. An unexpected hop blast but not quite IPA territory either. An interesting style blur, but drinkable and fun.
01-29-2014 01:36:33 | More by smakawhat
North Carolina
4.35/5 rDev +13.6%
Poured into a Due South Brewing Co. snifter. No freshness date.
A- Pours a 99% opaque black color with a 1/2 inch tan head that retains well before becoming a thick ring around the edge if the glass and a half sheet of surface foam. Resilient lacing leaves a jagged ring behind.
S- Toasty, borderline roasty, malt aroma with some hop fume behind it. A bit sweet with notes of cocoa, caramel and brown sugar. Musty dankness emanates from the glass when swirled.
T- There's a fine balance between the roastiness and the hops, neither of which being "in-your-face." The bitterness does start to come out on top after a while but the roasted malt does well keeping everything in check. Super drinkable.
M- Sharp from the hops and slightly oily. Medium carbonation and a full body.
O- I don't think I've had a beer by DDC that I haven't given at least a 4 rating and this one will be no exception. That does it: this is officially my favorite Canadian brewery.
12-04-2013 00:07:41 | More by Immortale25
4/5 rDev +4.4%
09-15-2012 21:49:37 | More by EzraAtom
3.75/5 rDev -2.1%
07-26-2014 02:38:51 | More by DrBier
Penombre from Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel
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Mecklenburg County health officials say there appear to be no new cases of Tuberculosis (TB) at a Charlotte area high school after a former student tested positive.
Nearly three-dozen people had to be tested earlier this week after a former student from South Mecklenburg High School tested positive for TB.
According to Charlotte-Mecklenburg school officials, the school was informed of the female student's results last week. The sick student graduated in January.
School officials looked at her school schedule to determine who she may have come into contact with.
WBTV learned that 33 students and one teacher had to undergo testing, to see if they had been exposed.
"Tuberculosis testing has been completed at South Mecklenburg High School," health officials told WBTV on Friday. "Based on the results of that testing, there is no evidence that transmission of TB has occurred at the school."
Officials say that there is no need to test any additional students or school staff.
The students and staff who were tested this week will undergo a second round of testing in late summer to "insure transmission did not occur in recent weeks," officials say.
Officials say they do not expect anyone to become ill.
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Water covers more than 70-percent of the earth's surface and the precious resource was celebrated this Saturday during World Oceans Day. Gulf World in Panama City Beach hosted an array of organizations dedicated to teaching the community how to respect our environment.
From the sandy shore to the pristine waters, the ocean and all its "awesomeness" is why people are looking to Gulf World today to further their ocean knowledge. Event Coordinator, Stephanie Nagle hopes to share with the public what World Oceans Day is all about, "We want to kind of show them what to do and how to protect our oceans and educated them." Katie Williams, Environmental Specialists for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, baited listeners by speaking on many wildlife topics, "Ethical angling, proper catch and release techniques, we're teaching people how to de-hook and vent fish." Many organizations made their way to Gulf World including U.S. Coats Guard Auxiliary. Commander Greg Mote warned the community about swimmer safety, "You can't swim as long as you think you can and sometimes it can take an hour to two hours for rescue to get to you. Every incident we find they are not wearing a life jacket when they've drowned."
Because of commander mote, 12 year old Janita Strickland now knows the "in's and out" of a life jacket, "They have this stuff in here, like a light if I get lost, a mirror for the sun to catch, this a compass and this a whistle so they can hear me." Vendors stayed busy and Williams is thankful there is a national day that reminds about the importance of our worlds oceans, "They control our oxygen supply, they control transportation, so it's very important to take care of our oceans because in the end, they are going to give back to us as much as we give to them." The event drew a large turnout and Williams says it was successful if people left with a little more knowledge than they came with.


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Feeling low? Not too peppy? You're not alone. Just remember: It's winter. Being upbeat and cheerful is a challenge when days are short, weather has two faces, and the threat of colds and flu looms unseen but ready to pounce on a weakened immune system. That's why you should grab a bunch of grapes the next time you're in the market.
The very sight of such a summery treat in the midst of winter is enough to put at least a half smile on your face. But grapes have more than good looks: They're good for you. Grapes are a good source of vitamin C, plus potassium and antioxidants to keep your immune system up and running. The biggest surprise is that they're so versatile. Pick them from the bunch and eat them alone by their delicious selves or dunk them in a creamy dip.
Or let them warm up to a family entrŽe, like in this recipe for sweet and spicy Cajun chicken with grapes. A little touch of the unexpected can win over picky eaters much of the time. Grapes partner particularly well with meats and fish, and can quickly play dress-up when you create easy garnishes for decorating desserts or serve as an inventive hors d'oeuvre.
Sweet and spicy Cajun chicken with grapes
Yields four portions
1 tablespoon Cajun seasoning blend
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, 6-8 ounces each
3 tablespoons butter, divided
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 1/2 cups (about 8 ounces) green and red grapes, halved, or favorite seasonal local fruit
Sprinkle Cajun seasoning evenly over both sides of each chicken breast. In large skillet, over medium heat, melt 2 tablespoons of the butter. Add chicken; cook until browned and juices run clear when pierced with a fork, 5 to 7 minutes on each side. Remove chicken to plate; cover loosely with foil to keep warm. Melt remaining 1 tablespoon butter in skillet; stir in lemon juice and 2 tablespoons water. Add grapes; cook and stir over medium heat until hot. Diagonally slice each chicken breast and top with grapes. Garnish with green onions if desired.
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Fresh off his hiring as head coach of the Texas Stars, Jeff Pyle was busy on the ice in training camp last September, trying to acclimate himself to the Stars' systems and players alike. During a break, one of the forwards skated up to him, "My dad wanted me to say hello." Pyle paused for a second, racking his brain, then the last name clicked: Sceviour. "I was thinking, 'How old do I feel right now?'," said Pyle. The reason why the name clicked was a lost connection from over twenty years ago when Pyle spent three seasons between the IHL and Europe playing with Darin Sceviour, father of current Stars forward Colton. Read more at 100 Degree Hockey...
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Plan Specification: HHF-5775
Total Square Footage: 1,883
Main Level: 1,883
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2
Garages: 2
Width: 56 ft Depth: 58 ft
Foundation: Basement, Crawl Space, Slab
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This plan boasts large living spaces both indoors and out. The large island Kitchen features a built-in desk and a breakfast Nook. The Dining Room is elegant with it's high ceiling and large expanse of windows. The spacious Master Suite offers a vaulted ceiling and a private covered porch. The Master Bath provides a large walk-in closet and an oversized garden tub. The covered front porch incorporates a gazebo for enjoying cool summer evenings.
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STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Pittsburg State senior Mannie DeCastro has been named a second-team All-American, the National Fastpitch Coaches Association announced today (May 16).
This is the second All-America honor for the 2012 MIAA Player of the Year, as she earned third team All-America honors from the NFCA as a freshman in 2009. She is the only two-time All-American in school history
In her career, DeCastro has been a four-time All-MIAA selection including her Player of the Year honor this season and Freshman of the Year honors in 2009. She has set school records for single season and career home runs, singel season and career doubles and single season and career slugging percentage.
This season, DeCastro hit .439 with 42 runs scored, 55 RBI, 16 doubles, three triples and a school record 17 home runs. In the regular season, she led the MIAA in slugging percentage, RBI, home runs and total bases, while tying for the league lead in hits.
She ranks 15th in the country for home runs, and seventh in home runs per game (17 home runs in 45 games), as well as fifth in slugging percentage wiht a .904 on the year.
DeCastro and Emporia State's Stephanie Goodwin were the only two MIAA players named to All-America teams. Goodwin was named a second team designated player.
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As those who came to our tasting know, we had some great wines at great prices available in the store. We still have fantastic deals to get our customers through the holidays without breaking the bank. Look for our new wine case stacks, located near the cheese case, and try some of our discounted wines: Palo Alto Reserve Red and Sauvignon Blanc, which normally retail for around $11.99 are now only $7.99 a bottle; Naire Tempranillo is marked down from $8.99 to $5.99;, and In Fine Rose is reduced $11.99 to $7.99. And please keep on mind that our new discount, 10% off a purchase of six bottles of wine or more, applies to these wines as well as all of our regularly priced wines. Lastly, and just in time for Christmas and New Year parties, we have cold wine again! Look for a selection of chilled white and sparkling wines in our drink cooler, located near the cheese case.


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Hello everyone, this is my first post. I have been working for an architect for 5 years and in that time have ended up doing most of our design work, planning applications, tender drawings etc. Before working there I studied furniture design in DIT Mountjoy Sq. and before that I studied Fine Art for a year. Fine Art is what I really love and enjoy most but I would like to study to be an architect so that I can improve the man-built environment(which I mostly find depressing) and because I think I have potential in this field.
Anyway, I know from experience that DIT has extremely poor facilities. Th lecturers/tutors on the fine art course were amazing but on the design course they were really awful. As for facilities- we didn't even have a colour printer!!(this was less than 10 years ago).
I have been to UCD open days and really don't like the college. I mean, the actual building is horile- it's not like an art school. I doubt DIT Bolton St is a very stimulating artistic environment either. I don't feel very excited about either of those schools.
This worries me slightly because I'll have to fork out up to 5,000 euro a year on a course and it might not be all that good.
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PITTSBURGH—The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) Educational Foundation will honor six outstanding individuals at the 2011 "Legends in Leadership" awards Thursday, April 28. Members of the press are cordially invited.
The gala event opens with a cocktail reception at 6:00 p.m. in the East Club Lounge at Heinz Field. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m.
The awards enable the CCAC community to recognize those who have made it possible to provide quality, accessible education to nearly 65,000 students annually. Since 1998, the "Legends" event has honored current and former students, members of the faculty, staff and administration and friends of the college. Randall S. Dearth, president and CEO of Lanxess Corporation, is the honorary chair of this year's event.
2011 honorees include:
Judith M. Davenport, DMD, and Ronald R. Davenport Sr.—Dr. Davenport is a retired dentist; Mr. Davenport is chair, Sheridan Broadcasting Corporation and co-chair, American Urban Radio Networks
Mark A. Nordenberg—chancellor, University of Pittsburgh
Morgan O'Brien—president and CEO, Peoples Natural Gas
Hon. Jay Costa Jr., Outstanding Alumnus (CCAC Class of 1977)—Pennsylvania senator, 43rd District
Alice E. McKenna, PhD, Outstanding Faculty/Staff/Administrator—executive director, CCAC Center for Learning
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The Community College of Allegheny County is the largest institution of postsecondary higher education in Pennsylvania. The college serves 30,000 credit students through 170 degree and certificate programs and offers thousands of lifelong learning non-credit and workforce development courses to 35,000 students annually. Incorporating a learning-centered environment committed to the future of the region, CCAC continues to expand its reach through innovative programming and accessible instruction offered via convenient day, evening, weekend and online courses. With four campuses and six centers serving Allegheny County and surrounding communities, CCAC endeavors to fulfill its mission to provide affordable access to quality education and offer a dynamic, diverse and supportive learning environment that prepares the region's residents for academic, professional and personal success in our changing global society.


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During the PGY 1 and PGY 2 years, residents are exposed to general surgery, plastic surgery, urology, trauma surgery, pediatric surgery, pediatric surgery, surgical critical care, anesthesia, and cardiovascular/thoracic surgery and transplantation. Residents also rotate to the Burn Unit at Cook County.
Beginning at the PGY 3 level, MGH residents spend longer periods of time in general surgery, as well as cardiovascular/thoracic surgery and trauma surgery. Before entering the third year, residents are screened by the program director and the members of the Surgical Joint Conference Committee to determine whether they are ready for advancement.
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1. Pretty Polishes for the Perfect Pedicure
For the momma who hasn't been able to catch a glimpse of her toes for some time, an assortment on nail polishes and pedicure supplies would be a welcome gift. A do-it-herself foot pampering kit could include a foot basin filled with foot scrubs, energizing lotions, manicure tools, and a vibrant nail polish. For the mom who loves the spa, perhaps a gift certificate to a nearby nail salon accompanied with the promise to baby sit during the appointment.
2. Photographs, Frames, and other Film Fundamentals
Without a doubt, a very practical gift would be anything that helps mom capture time in a bottle. Gifts related to photography and scrapbooking would be quite fitting and have a varied price range to meet any budget. Here are several ideas that may inspire you:
- Frames
- A digital camera or video camcorder
- A photo printer
- Scrapbooking supplies
- A gift certificate to a local photographer
3. Chic Shoulder Bags
Though diaper bags have their purpose, sometimes mom may want to feel as if her bag is an accessory that matches her personality rather than a means of hauling around diapers, burp clothes, and spare pacifiers. A large handbag that has several compartments can be used easily for quick jaunts about town and allows mom to carry both her baby's needs and her essentials all in one bag. Alternatively, you can find many high end diaper bags that will make the new mom feel pampered. If cost is an issue, get the look of designer diaper bags for less.
4. Gems and Jewelry for Mom, Gifts that Dazzle
If you are looking for an item that can serve as an heirloom, consider purchasing a special piece of jewelry. Pendants, rings, bracelets, and broaches can show her how she is appreciated. You could select jewelry adorned with the baby's birthstone or select a piece of jewelry that fits the mother's own style.
5. Grab and Go Snack Baskets
In the early weeks of carrying for the demanding needs of a newborn, it is no surprise that sometimes mom neglects to take care of herself. A grab and go snack basket provides easy ways for mom to re-energize throughout the day. Baskets stashed with fruit, munchie snacks, a special "mom" mug, and a few sweets will provide mom with nourishment and perhaps a little bit of indulgence. Considering that she may have monitored her diet closely, that dark chocolate might taste sweeter than anything else!
6. Journals for Generations
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I am pretty sure that I have read an account of climbers weaving their climbing rope into some sort of makeshift hammock platform to give a flat surface for their tent to go on. It sounded pretty crazy to me. It might have been in Alpinist. Anyways, I figure it would be warmer than sitting on rock if you were stuck overnight. I wonder if anyone has heard of this idea before or actually done it or has photos of what it might look like.
www.wilderness-survival.net/mountain-rescue-evacuation/rescu>>> if it needs to be a hammock. if you're just putting a tent on it... is it really an emergency bivy? just stack the rope
I've used the rope as a blanket before as I shivered out the night. Better than nothing!
It the account it wasn't exactly an emergency bivy, but it did sound pretty unplanned. Basically it got dark and they were stuck on a small ledge with no tent space. The whole rope hammock thing was pretty glossed over in just one sentence, like it was the normal way you set up camp. Something like "after several more pitches in the dark, Bob finally called it quits. We set up the tent on a hammock woven from our climbing rope and crawled into our sleeping bags for a few restless hours."
I've read that too. I can't remember where. In the White Spider, Harrer talks about tying their packs to a piton, then putting their legs in the packs for somewhere to stand and sleeping that way. Ridiculous.
The litter idea is a pretty neat trick. As for hammock versus on the rock, you trade less cold rock conduction for more cold air convection in heat exchange; radiation possibly similar in either. I don't know that you actually get much out of this idea. In my unplanneds, I've found more benefit toward using the rope as pad and cover; helps control radiation, conduction, & convection and seems the better idea, along with using the backpack as cover. Also, be apt to be more mobile and to get up and do push ups and/or jump in place. Whereas maybe the hammock idea doesn't really give you mobility to keep warming yourself. So I don't know that you get all that much benefit to effort a hammock. Certainly depends on the situation at hand. I guess what would be good to think about is choosing position to bivy than trying to reinvent a time-intensive creative way to use the rope. I'd go for a ledge than a hanging/semi-hanging bivy (what I'm thinking about is not an outing with big-wall type of equipment).
I've just heard of using the rope as an insulator against the rock for a bivy. Sleep atop the ropes and yes, put your feet into any pack you have to help keep them warm too. Zip up tight, and bury those hands deep inside if you can.


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Middleweights Travis Lutter (9-5) and Joe Doerksen (40-12) are penciled in to tangle at UFC 91: "Couture vs. Lesnar" at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, on November 15, according to Sherdog.com.
This is surprising news, considering Lutter had been released from the promotion after his technical knockout loss to Rich Franklin at UFC 83: "Serra vs. St. Pierre 2" earlier this year.
He has not competed since.
Lutter -- the winner of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 4 – had returned from a 14-month long layoff, recovering from a back injury that has haunted him throughout his career.
And the Brazilian jiu-jitsu specialist nearly pulled off the win with a tight armbar; however, "Ace" defended it perfectly, spun out and went on to pound out the tired-looking "Serial Killer."
He was lambasted for the performance – critics felt he was unprepared and not conditioned to compete for the full 15 minutes. Perhaps the accusations were accurate or just more ammo for those who are still miffed that Lutter failed to make weight for his 185-pound title bout against middleweight champion Anderson Silva at UFC 67 in early 2007.
Whatever the case may be, Lutter is a lightning rod for criticism.
Doerksen is on a skid of his own, losing three of his last four fights. He dropped all of those fights as a Zuffa employee and recently took a fight in a smaller promotion, Vipers MMA, to get back on the winning path against John Meyer back in August.
The Canadian was stopped via technical knockout by Jason MacDonald at UFC 83, knocked out by Ed Herman at UFC 78: "Validation" in November 2007 and pounded out by WEC Middleweight Champion Paulo Filho at WEC 29 in August 2007.
"El Dirte" holds notable wins over Patrick Cote, Ed Herman and Chris Leben, among others.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) _ Wyoming's mountain snowpack has improved greatly over the last month thanks to a succession of snowstorms over the last four weeks.
But National Weather Service hydrologist Jim Fahey says runoff is still expected to be below normal in many areas this spring and summer.
Wyoming relies on mountain snowfall in the winter to supply most of its water for crops and municipalities.
Fahey says a lot of the moisture that fell in April was soaked up by the ground left dry from a yearlong drought. He says the southern and central parts of the state look to have below normal runoff, while areas of northern Wyoming will have more water running off the mountains.
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St. LUCIE COUNTY — A 16-year-old Fort Pierce resident was killed about 6 p.m. Tuesday when he turned his moped into oncoming traffic on 25th Street at Canoe Creek Lane near White City, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
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Broadway Cares Receives Largest Single Donation in Its History
By Andrew Gans
The Fred Ebb Foundation (Mitchell Bernard, Trustee) announced Dec. 7 that its 2012 donation to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS will total $1.3 million dollars.
That donation marks the largest single contribution in BC/EFA history and brings the foundation's total contribution to BC/EFA to $6.95 million since 2005. The foundation is funded by royalties from late award-winning lyricist Ebb's vast catalogue of work and makes an annual donation to BC/EFA.
"With John Kander, Fred gave us some of the most delightful, smart and hilarious songs in more than a dozen groundbreaking and acclaimed musicals of the last 50 years. But Fred's extraordinary legacy as an artist is matched only by his generosity of spirit," said BC/EFA executive director Tom Viola in a statement. "Fred's lyrics abound in a wry humor, a zest for living and genuine concern and compassion for his fellow travelers, particularly those with whom he worked in the theatre community. This $1.3 million gift to Broadway Cares enables us to secure and increase our support for The Actors Fund, as well as hundreds of AIDS and family service organizations, at a time when other funding sources are cutting back, as more and more men, women and children reach out for help. With this gift, Fred is a part of doing God's work, perhaps not what he had in mind when he wrote the lyrics to 'Class', but certainly what he expressed in the sentiments of 'A Quiet Thing.' Thank you, Fred!"
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS is one of the nation's leading industry-based, nonprofit AIDS fundraising and grant-making organizations. By drawing upon the talents, resources and generosity of the American theatre community, since 1988 BC/EFA has raised more than $225 million for essential services for people with AIDS and other critical illnesses across the United States. For more information visit broadwaycares.org.
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A Perfect Foursome: Couple Friendships
Keeping Adult Friendships
We met a couple at a dinner party about a year ago, and the four of us instantly hit it off. We were similar enough, yet different enough, that there was great potential for that most elusive of adult relationships -- a new "couple friendship." That's when two couples become friendly not just because there happens to be a work connection, a kid connection, or a friendship between half the couples into which their spouses are dragged kicking and screaming. I'm talking about a real emotional rectangle where all four people actually become instant friends.
A year later, I still think we are truly couple compatible. But there's a roadblock, and I have a pretty good idea what it is.
My wife and I are weird.
Lovably weird, I hope, but still weird, and in a very specific, socially challenged way. In a gender role reversal that may not seem like a big deal but actually is, I am the social director in our marriage. I am the one more motivated to make plans, keep plans, and make follow-up plans. I am, okay, the wife, and Diane is the husband, who can be counted upon when asked to commit to an outing to sigh, "Okay, if we must."
So, in our 20 years together, I've had a lot of discussions that go like this:
Me to another husband: "The four of us ought to get together for dinner sometime soon."
"Okay, I'll have my wife call Diane."
"Um, well, maybe you better have your wife call me."
By the way, I'm not trying to suggest that my wife is antisocial. Quite the opposite. Anyone who knows us will tell you Diane is much more charming than I am and infinitely more interesting. Not only is she an ideal guest, but she gives great thank-you note and even greater handwritten acceptance note, treating even the most casual get-together as though we've been invited to the White House. But until we actually leave the house to go see other people, getting her to commit to socializing can be a struggle.
Sometimes she doesn't want to tear herself away from her writing; sometimes her health problems keep her from wanting to stray too far from home. And she also resists surrendering all the time required to prepare for nights out, which I understand. For me, it takes about 20 minutes, from the start of my shower to the last slouching look in the mirror. For her...well, let's just say this is the one aspect of socializing where she is still very much the wife.
So, you can see the problem. Think of the sheer amount of time and energy all wives need to prepare themselves -- shower, hair, makeup, dress, re-dress, ask how she looks, ignore the answer, go re-dress again, and then enter into a round of accessorizing before a period of self-hypnosis to get to her "happy place." If the wife wasn't the driving force in making the plans, what would keep her going through these arduous rituals, once used only to prepare Egyptian queens for burial?


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Onward Alliance wishes to thank everyone who supports our efforts to restore the Athletic Park swimming pool to its former glory. Community support will be critical in preserving and maintaining one of Anderson's most architecturally significant (and fun!) buildings.
Many thanks go to The Herald Bulletin for their coverage, and to Mayor Kevin Smith and his staff and employees for their support.
Our recent "Drive Through & Donate" fundraiser for the pool was a splendid success ... and there are many folks to thank for it. Texas Roadhouse manager Bob Kirk and his wonderful young staff worked diligently and did a fabulous job. Their tasty food and great organizational talents made this effort both fun and profitable.
Special thanks also go to Union Locals 662, 663, 1963 and 957 for partnering with us on this fundraiser. And finally, we must thank all who bought tickets or gave donations.
This generosity from our community is heartwarming. With the Anderson community's continuing support, the Athletic Pool can be saved. In this first fundraiser alone, we more than doubled our original donation projections.We will be depositing more than $800 to our account at the Madison County Community Foundation. All these funds will be going toward the rehabilitation, restoration and maintenance of the pool, a local treasure that is listed on Indiana Historic Landmarks Foundation's most endangered list of significant structures.
Those wishing to make tax-deductible donations to our efforts may send a check written to: The Madison County Community Foundation, 33 W. 10th St., Suite 600, Anderson, IN 46016. Please designate your donation to The Athletic Pool Project (TAPP).
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Lakefront deluxe condo in Kelowna
- bedrooms 3
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$ 2,500 - $ 10,000 / month
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Get the best of everything... The "main floor" patio of this 1350 sq ft condo is only a few paces
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view of the lake. This spot was selected because it faces the perfect direction to maximize the
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it during the heat of the day...you'll agree that it's perfect!
If you are a wine lover, you're in the best spot in the Okanagan. Mission Hills and Quail's
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As the heating is via "geothermal" the plan is to keep the pool open and at 85 degrees year around.
Great for "skiing families".
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This is a deluxe 3 bedroom with two TV's, two king size beds and a Queen. It's air-conditioned and
was brand new in 2008. It's set up with Stainless steel appliances, a large Bar-B-Q and underground
parking. Add a patio set, washer, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, full kitchen set up including
blender, toaster, pots, pans and it's ready to move in and enjoy.
Upgraded with granite, hardwood floors, bedding, and towels. You'll feel like your at
the RITZ...with a beach!
activities and attractions in Kelowna British Columbia
Whatever you want you've got it....The resort contains an outdoor pool, Jacuzzi, fitness
center (under construction), boat moorage (available for rent) and private beach. There are lots of
stores and restaurants to choose from in Westbank only five minutes away. If you're looking for
golf...the Okanogan area has dozens of choices and some of the most scenic courses anywhere.
Local activities include biking, hiking, cinemas, museums, sightseeing, wine tours and tasting.
We've got some of the best waterslides in the Okanogan valley close by, with GO CARTS and mini golf
also in the area. If you're into the water try the swimming, boating, sailing, water-skiing, para-
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For only 40 minutes to downhill skiing in the winter...you'll get much better rates.
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Grand Jury Indicts Man for Murder in 4-Year-Old Burnsville Boy's Death
William Alphonso Warr, 26, faces eight murder charges in connection with the death of Key'ontay Miller Peterson.
Eagan Fire Hospitalizes Two, Destroys Over 120 Year Old Home
A 58-year-old man rescued from the home suffered burns and smoke inhalation.
Hudson Complaint Details Eagan's Role in Arrest of Shooting Suspects
An Eagan police officer spotted and followed a silver Cadillac on I-494, which led to the arrest of the men now charged in the shooting.
Southdale Librarian's Choker: 'You Don't Walk Away From Me'
The man was cited for fifth-degree assault and banned from the Southdale Library in September.
Bredesen Park Sees Rash of Daytime Vehicle Thefts
There have been ten thefts from vehicles near the park since October.
Man Gets 16½ Years for Stabbing Fridley Lawyer
Sheikh Nyane, 36, pleaded guilty in November to first-degree attempted murder.
Police Close Part of Mainstreet During Weapons Arrest
Officers used a 'gas irritant' to arrest a 32-year-old man suspected of a felony-level assault with a weapon.
Three Shot Sunday Morning in Hudson Liquor Store Parking Lot
Police say a dispute between people in two vehicles led to the shooting that left one woman in critical condition. Two men face charges.
Hudson Police: Same Suspect in Super 8, Check & Go Robberies
The latest incident happened at about 4:20 a.m., police said.
Dakota County Drug Task Force Recovers Over 80 Pounds of Marijuana
A Hastings man now faces a felony charge and up to 25 years in prison.
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Maple Grove Man, 22, Dies In Snowmobile Crash
Jared Wallenfelsz was found with his snowmobile near his family's cabin in central Minnesota.
Fire Leaves Businesses in Maple Grove Crossing Without Power, Heat
Archivers, Famous Footwear, Payless Shoes and Kay Jewelers were affected by the fire.
Police Close Part of Mainstreet During Weapons Arrest
Officers used a 'gas irritant' to arrest a 32-year-old man suspected of a felony-level assault with a weapon.
Judge Sentences Dayna Kristine Bell to 30 Days in Jail
Bell was convicted of 13 counts of animal cruelty in November 2013 in connection with the deaths of several puppies in her care.
Minneapolis Man Gets Nearly 16 Years in Recruiter Hit and Run
Enrico Taylor had earlier pleaded guilty to one count of first-degree assault and one count of second-degree assault.
Sheriff's Office Finds Body in Minnesota River; May be Missing Shakopee Man
The body is thought to be Shakopee resident Eric Michael Lindquist.
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Burlington Coat Factory Security Guard Assaulted During Shoplifting
The security guard was elbowed in the chest while attempting to detain a shoplifter.
SLP Woman Robbed While Xmas Tree Shopping in Knollwood Mall Parking Lot
The woman attempted to enter the robber's SUV, but he kicked her out the door.
SLP Man Fired for Talk About Using an AK-47 to 'Pop Off' Methodist Hospital Co-Workers
The Hennepin County Attorney's Office declined to press charges.
St. Michael
Otsego Woman Killed in Accident Friday Morning
The woman was driving on snow-covered roads when she spun out and was struck by an SUV.
Four Injured, Including Two Allina Paramedics, in County Road 35 Crash
Albertville resident Tim Daly, a paramedic for Allina, is one of four people involved in a head-on collision that has left his partner, Brian Nagel, on a ventilator at Buffalo Hospital. Two others are also hospitalized, including a St. Michael woman.
Police: Stillwater Shoplifting Suspects Had Tools of the Trade
Stillwater police said two members of the trio were known shoplifters from past experience.


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Go West Restaurant & Saloon
Tulsa, OK 74131
Phone: 918-446-7546
Fax: 918-446-6060
For a unique dining experience in "contemporary cowboy cuisine," look no further than Go West Restaurant and Saloon in Tulsa. The exterior of the restaurant sports grain silos and has an Old West look, while inside a spacious dining hall, private dining room, saloon and patio give patrons different seating options amidst Western decor and subtle cowboy art.
Open for lunch and dinner, Go West Restaurant and Saloon's menu features carefully selected products, including all-natural Oklahoma beef, artisan goat cheese, locally-sourced produce and natural chicken. All breads, tortillas and pastries are made in-house by the culinary team, and the salad dressings, soups and sauces are handmade. The lunch menu at Go West offers appetizers, salads, hearty sandwiches and some entrees, while the dinner menu expands on the restaurant's delicious entrees.
Dining Type: Casual Dining
Facility Amenities: ADA Compliant, Children's Menu, Credit Cards Accepted, Full Bar, Full Service, Handicapped Parking, Outdoor Seating, Reservations Suggested, Vegetarian Options Offered
Group Amenities: Accommodates Tour Groups, Advance Group Reservations Required, Bus/Motorcoach Parking, Private Dining Room, Private Dining Room Capacity: 145, Seating Capacity: 145
Highway Corridors (within 5 mi.): I-44, Route 66, US-75
Meals Served: Dinner, Lunch
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Nearly half of all parishes in Oxfordshire have registered a broadband representative to help boost connectivity.
But Oxfordshire County Council said 188 out of 372 parishes have still not put forward a 'champion' to get them up to speed.
It wants to spend more than £13m to improve broadband provision but needs representatives to spark interest in rural areas.
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