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A Couple Fights the Cost of a Crossing
On a summer trip, Barbara Jaffe-Rose drove a rental car on the Henry Hudson Bridge in Manhattan, incurring a cost of $4.88, but the car company sent her a bill for $34.88, citing an "administrative fee."
August 27, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON TOLLS AND: Automobile Renting and Leasing , Hertz Global Holdings Inc , Tolls , New York City , Henry Hudson Bridge (NYC) , Bridges and Tunnels , E-ZPass
Germany Proposes a Road Tax Aimed Primarily at Foreigners
Critics said the law would discriminate against Germany's many neighbors. One observer said Germany would effectively be charging "an entry fee."
July 8, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON TOLLS AND: Germany , Roads and Traffic , Tolls , Germany , Taxation , European Union , Transportation
A G.O.P. Shift Against Toll Roads in Texas
The party platform stakes out a different position after years of expansion of the system under Gov. Rick Perry.
July 4, 2014, Friday
MORE ON TOLLS AND: Perry, Rick , Roads and Traffic , Hall, Terri , Texas , Tolls , Republican Party
Private Toll Road Considered to Counter Population Boom
The Texas Turnpike Corporation of Dallas has proposed a private toll road to connect Greenville and Wylie.
June 13, 2014, Friday
MORE ON TOLLS AND: Roads and Traffic , Dallas (Tex) , Infrastructure (Public Works) , Texas , Transportation , Tolls
The Toll of 'No New Taxes'
Congress should raise the gas and diesel taxes to pay for the upkeep of federal interstate highways, not end the ban on tolls.
May 5, 2014, Monday
MORE ON TOLLS AND: Highway Trust Fund , Gasoline Tax (US) , Transportation Department (US) , Editorials , Infrastructure (Public Works) , Tolls , Roads and Traffic
White House Wants to Lift Ban on Interstate Tolls
Ending a prohibition as old as the national highway system could help address a shortfall in funding for repairs, the Obama administration said.
April 30, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON TOLLS AND: Transportation , Tolls , Congressional Budget Office , Obama, Barack , Highway Trust Fund , Bridges and Tunnels , Roads and Traffic , Infrastructure (Public Works)
Taxi Driver Charged in $28,000 Toll Fraud
For nearly two years the driver sneaked through toll plazas by "piggybacking" on the driver in front of him, according to Metropolitan Transportation Authorities.
April 18, 2014, Friday
MORE ON TOLLS AND: Metropolitan Transportation Authority , Taxicabs and Taxicab Drivers , Sanchez, Rodolfo , Tolls , Frauds and Swindling
Agreement on Interstate Repair Needs, but Not on How to Pay for Them
Lawmakers and some groups are pushing to lift the ban on Interstate tolls, but some businesses like FedEx and McDonald's fear increased costs and a loss of customers.
April 4, 2014, Friday
As New Tappan Zee Bridge Goes Up (Along With Tolls), Funding Questions Remain
Transit officials say the construction will be paid for by tolls, but some lawmakers and experts fear that a toll increase would be politically untenable.
March 26, 2014, Wednesday
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Verrazano Bridge Toll Cut Despite High-Level Protest
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority voted on Wednesday to reduce the bridge toll for Staten Island residents despite strong criticism from a former chairman of the agency.
February 27, 2014, Thursday
A Human Touch
On Wednesday, Jackie Dean, who began working on the Golden Gate Bridge 18 years ago, will be one of more than two dozen toll collectors who will be replaced by a completely automated system.
Dot Earth:The Cost of Cars
Andrew C. Revkin explores plans to ease traffic congestion and promote sustainability by charging drivers to use New York City streets.
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Paul McCartney tops 'richest bassist' list
The Beatles legend is worth an estimated $1.2 billion.
John Lennon's killer fights for freedom
Mark David Chapman is awaiting a decision over whether he will finally be freed from prison after his eighth parole case this week.
Border official fired after taking $10K Bieber bribe
Justin Bieber's entourage has reportedly cost a Niagara Falls border patrol guard her job.
Rihanna has a stalker
The pop star has obtained a restraining order against a man who was found lurking around her home last week.
Finally, something Justin Bieber's money can't buy
He can afford fancy lawyers, Lamborghini rentals, and $75,000 visits to a gentleman's club, but there's one thing even Bieber's money can't buy.
J. Lo plans to pen her life story
Jennifer Lopez is adding author to her resumé, with her first book due out this fall.
Ariana Grande & Iggy Azalea taking over top 10
The "Problem" collaborators are dominating the Billboard Hot 100 with three mentions apiece.
Beyoncé's mother calls marriage to Jay Z 'perfect'
The hip hop super-couple has no plans of splitting up, Beyoncé's mother says.
Amy Winehouse statue to be unveiled on her birthday
The "Back to Black" singer will be honored with a life-size bronze sculpture.
'Awesome Mix' of '70s hits holds top Billboard spot
The "Awesome Mix" of retro songs featured in "Guardians of the Galaxy" topped the weekly album chart for a second week.
Katy Perry, Coldplay frontrunners for Super Bowl halftime
The artists are among those being considered to perform for the halftime show of the NFL's biggest game.
Justin Bieber sued again
The troubled pop star faces yet another lawsuit from an angry photographer.
Madonna's iconic 'Material Girl' gowns up for auction
Over 30 costumes and accessories from Madonna's life onstage and onscreen will be up for sale.
Author's dive into Beatles story still has depths to explore
For author Mark Lewisohn, telling the story of the rock band the way it deserves to be told will take time - a quarter-century, to be exact.
Ailing Joey Kramer's son joins Aerosmith on tour
Kramer's son Jesse who took over his dad's drum seat when the band hit the stage.
Chris Brown and Trey Songz announce joint tour
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WATCH: Taylor Swift's mystery announcement revealed
Taylor Swift launched her latest album in style at a live-streamed event from the top of the Empire State Building in NYC.
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On October 11th, Yulia Tymoshenko, the former Prime Minister and would be President of Ukraine, was sentenced to 7 years in prison. Politicians, analysts, and reporters from Moscow, Russia, to Moscow, Missouri, have condemned her trial as an unjust farce. New York Times reporter Ellen Barry summed up many "western" views of the trial when she wrote that it would "lead Ukraine west, toward Europe, or into a tight symbiosis with the country's Soviet-era masters in Moscow." The consensus, of course, was that the guilty verdict has done the latter.
In our piece, Daniel R. Schwartz and I take a different view and argue that, while perhaps isolating the Ukraine politically, the trial itself demonstrates some striking similarities between our legal system and Ukraine's. To convict Tymoshenko, politically-minded prosecutors cleverly utilized vague parts of the Ukrainian code of laws that were never designed to police her alleged behavior. As regular readers of my columns already know, the utilization of vague laws to convict the innocent is as American as apple pie (or, as it were, as Ukrainian as a nice bowl of Borsch).
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Here's another way to fill the transmission with the correct amount of lube.
I'm getting the RatCub ready for a test run whenever the weather and my mood match.
I didn't add the lube when I assembled the tranny, and I didn't want to use the level plug for obvious reasons. I don't have proper liquid measuing containers so I used a coffee can. By careful measurements and calculations I determined the 3 1/2 pints would require 3 9/16 deep in the 6" diameter can. By marking that measurement on a stick I could pour exactly that amount into the can. Wasn't that easy?
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Date: Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Time: 2:00pm - 6:00pm, followed by networking reception.
Location: Australian Technology Park, Locomotive St, Eveleigh NSW 2015, Australia
"I am excited about my upcoming trip to APAC and the AWS Lean Cloud event on April 3. Looking forward to meeting the local startup community and sharing some Lean Startup concepts with them."
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Premier Lean Startup Event in Asia PacificSince its inception in 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been providing cost-effective, robust and scalable technology infrastructure in-the-cloud to hundreds of thousands of companies across all sizes. Many successful companies have grown from startups to large global businesses. Examples of this success include Etsy, Flipboard, Foursquare, Playfish and SmugMug.
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Lean Cloud Program:To support the growing startup movement in Asia Pacific, AWS is launching a dedicated program that aims to provide mentoring and training on lean cloud concepts and technology.
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|Wildlife galore but no early season turkey
By Kurt Krueger
SONGBIRDS were singing at 4 a.m. Friday when the alarm woke me long before sunrise, and I knew it was going to be a great morning to watch a new day come alive in the turkey woods.
If you've never sat in total darkness in the woods and listened as the world awakes, you have missed one of the most awesome events Mother Nature has to offer.
It was just a 10-minute drive to the Dave and Lisa Egdorf farm north of Caroline, a property surrounded by a diverse mix of fields, swamp and steep hardwood ridges. It is truly some of the best deer and turkey country Wisconsin has to offer.Birds were tweeting in the trees as light came
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Clayton Youth Theater director Nikki Dyke isn't overselling "Aida" when she says, "It's a powerhouse of a show."
The student actors who make the musical go can really belt out the high notes. Well, any and all notes, really.
Audiences can see the youth theater troupe perform Elton John and Tim Rice's love story at 7:30 p.m. July 25, 26 and 31 and Aug. 1-2 at The Clayton Center, 111 E. Second St. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students. They're available by calling 919-553-1737.
"Aida" tells the story of a Nubian princess, Aida, and an Egyptian soldier, Radames, who fall in love while their nations are at war. The "Romeo and Juliet"-style story also takes the shape of a love triangle as Radames is betrothed to the pharaoh's daughter, Amneris.
"They are torn between each other and their countries," said Jordan Monk, who plays Aida. Monk, a recent graduate of Corinth-Holders High School who will attend Meredith College this fall, is one of 29 student actors and crew putting on the show.
Monk, who will study music education and theater in college, is joined by fellow leads Ty Myatt as Radames and Morgan Abdalla as Amneris. During a July 7 rehearsal in the green room at The Clayton Center, the voices of Monk, Myatt and Abdalla rose softly into a delightful, soothing melody.
After the song, Myatt said Clayton Youth Theater productions are the highlight of his year. "There's always a moment in a show when everyone is dancing or singing, and you look around and say, 'That was really great,'" he said.
The three lead actors have all been with Clayton Youth Theater since at least the start of high school. Abdalla said the love of performing keeps the students coming back.
"Everyone shares that same love that we have," Abdalla said. "We always put on good shows."
Dyke founded Clayton Youth Theater in 2007. The troupe, open to students in grades 7-12, is the lone youth-only theater group in Johnston County.
Dyke said the theater group has students from throughout Johnston County and some from the Triangle.
"We've really seen the program blossom," Dyke said. "It's become something families in the community have come to count on."
For more information, go to www.claytonyouththeater.com.
Other actors not mentioned above are Eric Gotelli as Mereb, Charlie Putnam as Zoser, Braxton Brewington as Amonasro, Brick Ingle as Pharoah, tenor Tyler Ellis, bass Jawon Gathers, bass Markeese King, tenor Jacob McCain, bass Andrew Mullins, bass Tanner Stone, soprano and alto Kacie Bagley, alto Alex Christie, alto Meghan Chung, Alexus Cox as Nehebka, soprano Rebecca Douthart, soprano Reilly Garnish, alto Tess Kirk, soprano Taylor Outlaw and soprano and alto Allie Pezza.
Crew members are Delaney Aiello on lights, Madison Haase, Ragan Keefer, Ellen Littler, Olivia Martin, Gillian Morgan and stage manager Haleigh Scheffler.
The musical director is Jessica Albright, the rehearsal accompanist is Dara Edwards, and the choreographer is Lormarev Jones.
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- In a small bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes (mixture will be thick). Whisk in sour cream. Chill until serving. Serve with fruit. Yield: 1-2/3 cups.
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I joined this site with the express purpose to warn others NOT to make this recipe. Made it for a party and could not serve it...inedible with a very artificial taste from the instant pudding. I should've known better when I saw that as an ingredient. Used yogurt, honey, with touch of cinammon instead.
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Will try this tomorrow ! Made something similar tonight before seeing this recipe. Yoplait greek yogurt (individual size) Cool Whip, a squeeze of fresh lemon juice and lemon zest . Yummy !
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Flower crabs losing leaves Our office has had many calls regarding flowering crabapple trees losing their leaves. A disease called apple scab is responsible. The disease infects certain apple and flowering crabapple trees. Apple scab infections look like brown to black blotches. Some trees have lost the majority of their leaves. These trees may partially leaf out again but tree specialists are uncertain. All that can be done is to rake up leaves that have fallen and remove them from the area. This may reduce further infections. Foliar diseases are rarely life threatening to trees. Trees can loose up to 1/3 of their leaves annually and have very little effect on the tree's health. A great deal of research has been done on apple scab. Apple varieties such as Honeycrisp have good resistance. Some newer flowering crabapple resistant varieties include Prairie fire, Profusion, Red Jewel, White Cascade and Redbud. If you would like more information, call our office and ask for the two information sheets we have on apple scab and resistant flowering crabapple varieties. Herbicide haying and grazing restrictions Livestock producers occasionally spray pastures with herbicide to get rid of thistles. Restrictions are put on pesticides to make sure no residue remains on the crop that may contaminate food in any way. 2,4-D is one of the most common herbicide used for pastures. It's most effective on annual weeds if applied in the fall. For lactating dairy animals, there is a 7-14 day waiting period when grazing pastures and a 30-day waiting period if the forage is harvested as hay. The waiting period is similar for beef and non-lactating dairy animals (0 - 7 days for grazing and 30 days for harvesting hay). Banvel, another good perennial broadleaf herbicide also has restrictions. At the one-pint rate, the waiting period for lactating dairy animals grazing is 7 days and 37 days if hay is harvested. For beef and non-lactating dairy animals there is no waiting period. The waiting period for harvesting hay increases up to 70 days for Banvel applied at the 4 pint per acre rate. Pursuit is another popular herbicide used by alfalfa growers to control weeds in established alfalfa fields. The waiting period for feeding alfalfa following the application of Pursuit is 30 days.
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For many weeks this spring and summer, it seemed there had never been a worse time to try to fish the northern Gulf of Mexico off Louisiana.
Yet for a few skippers in the western half of the state, there hasn't been a better time.
By running to open areas — stretches not closed by NOAA to all fishing — anglers in the western part of the state were finding a wide-open bite from bull reds near shore, to snapper, grouper, cobia, jacks and more species around rigs and rocky areas, to yellowfin and other pelagics in blue water.
Yet the word on the street would suggest that this international fishing Mecca was ruined by oil. Even as the feds began to shrink the closed area near the end of July, fishing pressure remained minimal. That in turn meant that the state's coastal economy, particularly fishing-specific businesses, were suffering terribly.
I wanted to find a way to show the nation and the world that Louisiana's incredible fishing is no less worth the trip than it ever had been. So I convened four influential members of the national recreational-fishing community to join me for a couple of days walking the walk with Louisiana charter captain Tommy Pellegrin (www.customchartersllc.com) of Houma: Jeff Angers, president of the Center for Coastal Conservation; Rob Kramer, president of the International Game Fish Association; Mike Nussman, president of the American Sportfishing Association; and Ted Venker, director of communications for the Coastal Conservation Association and editor of the CCA's Tide magazine.
A week or so prior to our trip, we added one more prominent angler: Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal.
If Pellegrin was nervous with so many leaders on his boat, he didn't show it. "If the weather's right," he had told me, "We'll catch fish."
Well, the weather was right and we caught fish.
In words spoken and written, for many years, as one who's fished many countries, I've rated Louisiana's recreational fishing as among the very best in the world. While there's no doubt that limited coastal areas in eastern Louisiana have been affected by oil and may be damaged (though the jury's out on that), the vast majority of the state's coastal and offshore waters here offer spectacular fishing.
To reach the first rig we'd fish, a bit over 50 miles out, we crossed a great expanse of Gulf waters where Pellegrin said he would normally stop to fish, but they remained closed by NOAA. Going out and returning, we saw not a drop of oil; in fact, Pellegrin said very little oil ever reached this part of the coast. Jindal added that "so much of our coast has not been touched by oil."
At our very first stop, we had almost immediate multiple hookups on what most anglers would consider trophy-size grey (mangrove) snapper and the ubiquitous red snapper. The 55-day season (shortest on record) for keeping reds, of course, had already closed, so all had to be released, most after venting. A cobia of reasonable proportions crashed the party after the first couple of mangrove snapper came aboard.
The governor enjoyed the action, noting that this was hardly his first time fishing. Jindal ("Just call me Bobby") proved to be an unpretentious, easygoing member of the outing. He also acknowledged the devastating impact from the many anglers who would normally be here in this peak fishing season staying away (since the April rig break), citing the critical importance of recreational fishing to the state's economy.
But as for my colleagues and me, for the governor also, this was far more than just a great day of fishing. "The most important thing is to show people across our state and our country that Louisiana is still The Sportsman's Paradise," Jindal told me, mentioning the official state slogan. "Recreational fishing is worth more than a billion dollars a year to our economy, but more than that, fishing is a way of life for us, a great family tradition."
Jindal — who was scheduled the next day to meet with the BP CEO — cited an agenda per the oil spill with four general goals: coastal restoration, revitalizing the state's economy, holding BP accountable for mitigation and "getting our fishermen back out on the water." It was certainly gratifying to see the governor out there fishing with us, leading the way on that fourth point.
Angers, Kramer, Nussman, Venker and I fished one more full day that included a stop before we headed offshore in a shallow delta known as Lake Pelto where we had great action from bull redfish on Gulp! plastics. By drifting near some of the many small flocks of terns, wheeling and diving, Pellegrin had rods bent and anglers running around the boat to keep up with big reds on light lines.
We fished a bit farther offshore on this second day, and started over an area of open Gulf where the relatively smooth bottom showed only small areas of relief — but that was clearly all it took in these productive waters for good fishing (and for the opportunity to use somewhat lighter gear since we didn't have to pull fish away from an adjacent rig). Drifting with bait or (particularly) working jigs produced more red snapper (some real monsters) and large silk snapper, scamp and yellowmouth grouper, blackfin tuna, almaco jacks, king mackerel and more.
By the time we hit the dock that evening, I was reaching for some ibuprofen for sore arms — a sure sign of just how much action we enjoyed. Yet offshore, we saw not a single boat with sport fishermen all day. Many weeks with almost no fishing pressure has left fish abundant and aggressive. For anyone looking to plan a domestic fishing trip now or anytime soon, smart money's on Louisiana. (The only caveat is to nail down securely your accommodations and other arrangements in advance, since some areas remain pretty crowded with workers there to deal with the oil spill, though their numbers should continue to fall in coming weeks.)
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Well, if its committed by a Tory MP, that is. When the alleged perpetrator is a senior trade union official, the Morning Star will discipline any of its hacks who has the temerity to pursue the story. That is what it did to Rory MacKinnon, its Scotland correspondent, who quit last week after three years on the paper.
In March this year MacKinnon was sent to cover a womens conference in Glasgow organised by the RMT transport union. For months, women he knew in the union had been talking about Caroline Leneghan, an RMT member who had written a blog-post about the violence allegedly inflicted on her by Steve Hedley, the RMTs assistant general secretary, with whom she was in a relationship until last year. On one occasion, she wrote, he threw me around by my hair and pinned me to the floor repeatedly punching me in the face. She published photos taken at the time, showing her horrendously bruised and swollen face.
Finding himself attending an RMT womens conference and one at which the RMT was launching its new policy on, er, domestic violence MacKinnon thought it a good moment to ask if the unions refusal to hold a proper investigation into the allegations against its assistant general secretary might affect female members perception of the union. He put the question at a Q&A session with the unions national organising co-ordinator Alan Pottage, who declined to answer. Soon afterwards, however, the hack was forcibly ejected from the conference.
Gross misconduct
The next day, Morning Star editor Richard Bagley told MacKinnon he was being suspended while his bosses investigated allegations of gross misconduct and bringing the paper into disrepute. A month later he was summoned to London for a disciplinary hearing, with the company secretary Tony Briscoe acting as prosecution counsel and Bagley sitting as judge.
Briscoe told MacKinnon the question hed put to the RMT official feels more like something a Daily Mail reporter would ask than someone from the Morning Star. You should have known better. This indicates a lack of journalistic etiquette and has damaged our relationship with the trade union movement. The public had no right to know about whatever occurred between Hedley and Leneghan.
Stalinist leaving present
Bagley agreed. After three years at the paper, he said in his judgment against MacKinnon, you should reasonably be expected to be familiar with the papers news priorities, which do not include reporting internal union rows or personal controversy. Your actions suggest a fundamental failure to grasp the Morning Stars news focus, and by extension the role of any journalist employed by it.
Having belatedly grasped the papers focus after being put on a final written warning for behaving like a journalist, MacKinnon handed in his notice last month and left on 8 August, writing a post on his blog explaining why he had resigned. That same day he received a magnificent Stalinist leaving present: a letter from Bob Oram, chair of the Morning Stars management committee and senior organiser for, er, the RMT union.
You are formally under investigation for an allegation of gross misconduct, Oram wrote. I recognise that you are in your final day of employment and will not be available for interview, but
The accusations were a gross breach of trust and confidence and bringing the Morning Star into disrepute. Has it ever occurred to Oram and the other men who run the paper to charge themselves with the same offence?
Proven mis-sellers are among those lining up to pounce on cash-rich pensioners next year, all thanks to George Osbornes new annuity rules.
ANOTHER MoD CON?
Defence IT programmes have been a monumental disaster
so why are discredited contractors in line for yet more business from the MoD?
The British embassy in Stockholm seeks an intern to work on UK science projects but only if he or she can find a sponsor. Perhaps Beijing or Moscow could stump up?
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WILLSBORO — Cover crop inter-seeding and planting willows for fast-growing fuel were the major topics at a recent Cornell Baker Farm open house.
Matt Ryan, an assistant professor at Cornell, introduced a modified tractor that is intended to allow for the interspacing of a cover crop with legumes such as clover and vetch between rows of another crop, in this instance corn. The tractor has a special double disk drill. Another application is the use of rye grass to absorb nitrogen and thus prevent it from leaching out of the soil.
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Since this is the initial utilization of this method, results will start to be tabulated next year. The specialized tractor is one of five prototypes that will be tweaked to provide for maximum efficiency and minimal damage as it maneuvers between rows of corn or other crops.
Ph.D. student Eric Fabio presented information on shrub willow bio-energy crops.
"We often use marginal land in cool, moist climates as we don't want to take away from land that can be used for food crops," Fabio said.
He indicated that the willows can in many instances start to be harvested in as little as three years. Planting is with small stems called "whips" that are basically pushed into the ground, generally with a mechanized planter. A specialized cutter is employed and the harvested crop is often chipped for fuel, although it can also be put into a liquidized form.
The crop yields approximately 30 wet tons or 10 dry tons per acre per year during the three-year harvesting cycles and will vigorously re-sprout after every harvesting for as long as 20 years. Harvesting is recommended in the winter due to the fact that the willow is planted in typically wet environments and thus it helps if the ground is frozen. In addition, the trees are dormant during that time.
Experimentation at the Baker Farm contains 24 willow cultivars that include both commercially available varieties as well as those being bred at the New York State Ag Experiment Station in Geneva.
Another benefit of the willow is a low ash content. Estimates could potentially return more than 1 million acres of under-utilized farmland in New York State to productivity.
Other crops discussed
Baker Farm Manager Mike Davis discussed other crops on the farm and some of the experimentation such as controlling leaf mold and overcoming vigor issues. Nutrient management and reducing tillage are major focus points in Baker Farm studies, especially when evaluating corn crops.
Another concern the farm is addressing is a leaf moth that has emigrated from Europe to Canada, which feeds on onion plants and has been identified on a Willsboro farm.
Concerns over organic grain shortages and quality were brought forth by Heather Darby of the University of Vermont.
"This has been an interesting time, and each year is different. The weather is so variable and volatile," Darby said. "In the past 30 years, farmers have not seen the problems we have been having such as leaf diseases. This has not been a consideration in the past. We're trying to figure out what varieties have resistance."
The Baker farm, comprised of approximately 350 acres of fields and woodlands, provides land representative of the Lake Champlain and St. Lawrence river valleys for applied research, teaching and extension purposes. The farm property was donated in 1982 by E. Vreeland Baker, a retired independent investor in oil and gas exploration, to the Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
Baker grew up on the farm and attended Cornell, graduating in 1923. During his childhood, the Willsboro farm, then known as the Baker Farm, was used by his grandfather primarily as an apple orchard.
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We have gone every Saturday night for years to (old name - Garlic di Pasta) new name ??(La Vite??). We know all the waitresses by name- many of them are teachers who are moonlighting, one was an M.D. in China. We have always had wonderful food and wonderful service.
on Aug 24, 2007 at 8:30 pm
La Vite Ristorante(formerly Glaric de' Pasta) restraunt is my choice for the best, in quality, quantity, service and atmosphere.
The waitresses are the best for friendliness and service.
The cost for each meal is lower than other comparable restraunts in Pleasanton.
My wife and I go each Saturday evening and have for past several years.
on Aug 24, 2007 at 10:13 pm
Can I ask what people see in Vic's All Star Kitchen at the end of Main Street? I have been there many times for family brunches and everytime the food is horrible. I have had dirty silverware many times as well luke warm to cold food. I have heard manh people rave about this place but I honestly don't see what people like about it. And how come all I see is female servers? Is Vic sexiest? That place is similar to a restraunt in Santa Rosa called Omelette Express in Old Railroad Square.


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Darlinghurst, Sydney-Eastern Suburbs, NSW
- Guests: 2
- Bedrooms: 1
Bedroom breakdown
Bedroom 1 - 1x Queen
- Bathrooms: 1
Property features
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- Air conditioning
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This is one of the finest 1 bedroom apartments you will find; it is close to the city for those in Sydney for business and it is in superb condition. It has been completely renovated and beautifully decorated having spacious rooms and views of Rushcutters Bay and also the delightful verdant gardens of this upmarket complex.
A fully equipped quality renovated kitchen with the best in European appliances and tableware; including a Smeg Induction cook top.
The lounge gives a sense of calm and peace when you relax on the supersize L shape lounger after a long day's work. The designer glass dining table will seat 4.Sliding doors to the balcony let in the habour breeze and give extended living space.
The plasma TV sits on a modern unit that has storage for DVDs etc. …
Foxtel is included in the price..
The recently renovated bathroom has mosaic tiles and a large shower stall with a glass partition keeping the bathroom dry while you shower.
The well planned bedroom has a queen size bed with bed tables and lamps for your bedtime reading. There is an abundance of storage space as well as hanging rails in the new built in, fully fitted, wardrobe which spans the full width of the room.
A laundry and utility room with an LG washing machine, a laundry tub and built in cupboards
The luxurious Elan boasts:
a 20m heated swimming pool and a spa set in a nook in the terraced tropical gardens;
relaxing sunbathing area and lounges;
a well-appointed gymnasium and sauna;
a games room with a full-size billiard table and table tennis;
around-the-clock security staff plus digital video access when your guests call you from reception area.
Cleaning can be arranged if required, extra charge
This exquisite apartment offers prime city access just 15 minutes on foot or 7 minutes via the bus or underground railway which is just a few minutes walk. Or a 5 minute stroll will take you to St Vincent's Hospital or fashionable Oxford Street.
Plus it is in the perfect position for yachting enthusiasts or people working and filming at Fox Studios.
The Cruising Yacht Club at Rushcutters Bay is less than 1k from the Elan. It is well worth a visit; great menu, meals served inside the dining room or outside on the terrace. Also the 18-footers yacht club in Double Bay (at the harbour end of Ocean Ave) is a favourite for locals and visitors with inside or alfresco dining.
Rushcutters Bay is a vibrant destination--it is only a few minutes walk to restaurants, cafes, clubs and pubs or a 4km bus ride to the massive Westfield Shopping Centre Bondi Junction. And the famous beaches in the Eastern suburbs are well within reach.
Bond and Departure Clean
A bond of 4 week rent is required but this is refunded at the end of the stay subject to a satisfactory inspection of the apartment. There is a charge of $275 for a professional departure. There is a booking fee of $11.
A 3G modem is supplied for internet connection at an extra charge of $120 for the first month and $75 each for subsequent month. Electricity is not included in the price.
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- EasyPay - Rent-A-Home provides a secure online payment facility.
Accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Bank Transfer
- Minimum Stay 90 Nights
- Bond $2,500
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- Departure Clean - $175 inc. GST Per Booking
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MACON — Mercer University President William D. Underwood today announced the appointment of legal scholar Gary J. Simson, the Joseph C. Hostetler-Baker and Hostetler Professor of Law at Case Western Reserve University, as dean of the Walter F. George School of Law. The appointment is effective July 1.
Simson will also hold the endowed Macon Chair of Law and succeeds Daisy Hurst Floyd, who has served as dean of Mercer's Law School since 2004. She announced last year her intention to return to full-time teaching as University Professor of Law and Ethical Formation. In her new position, she will lead the University in collaborations between undergraduate and professional education to prepare students for lives of purpose and responsibility.
Simson, who was dean of Case Western Reserve's Law School from 2006 through 2008, served as professor of law for many years at Cornell Law School. From 1997-2004 he was associate dean for faculty development and then associate dean for academic affairs at Cornell. A Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude graduate of Yale College, Simson earned his J.D. from Yale Law School and was an editor of the Yale Law Journal.
"Gary Simson is among the most respected leaders in legal education," President Underwood said. "He is an outstanding teacher, an excellent listener, and a wise and thoughtful decisionmaker. He is also among the most nationally prominent scholars in his field and will be a tremendous leader for the School of Law."
After graduating from Yale Law School in 1974, Simson clerked for Judge J. Joseph Smith of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. He joined the University of Texas law faculty in 1975 as assistant professor of law and was promoted to professor of law in 1977. In 1980 he became professor of law at Cornell. He is admitted to the Bar in Connecticut and New York.
"Professor Simson will be an outstanding addition to the leadership of the Walter F. George School of Law. He brings a high level of scholarship to the position of dean, and he is an accomplished leader both in the academic and legal communities," said Mercer Provost Dr. Wallace L. Daniel. "His energy, national prominence, strong commitment to legal education, and leadership skills are outstanding qualities, and he will build on the solid foundation that his predecessors have created.
"I want to express gratitude to members of the search committee, chaired by Professor James Fleissner, for their superb work on behalf of the Walter F. George School of Law and Mercer University," Dr. Daniel said.
"The Dean Search Committee identified many strong candidates, but the candidacy of Gary Simson presented a singular opportunity to enhance the excellence of the law school on several fronts," Fleissner said. "Gary Simson is a nationally respected scholar and an outstanding teacher who brings a decade of experience in law school administration and a track record demonstrating a strong commitment to ethics, professionalism, and public service. The committee was very impressed with Gary's wide circle of devoted friends among the most accomplished levels of academia, law practice, and the judiciary. The committee is delighted with President Underwood's appointment of Gary Simson as dean."
Simson has taught, and written on, constitutional law, conflict of laws, and freedom of religion. He is the author of numerous articles in those fields, as well as a leading conflict of laws casebook now in its fourth edition.
"Gary Simson brings to the Mercer deanship long and successful experience as a scholar, teacher, and administrator," said Russell K. Osgood, president of Grinnell College and former dean of Cornell Law School. "He is committed to building on the strengths of Mercer and contributing to the life of the law."
"I am honored and excited to be asked to lead this law school whose faculty and innovative curriculum I have long admired," Simson said. "Dean Floyd will be a hard act to follow, but I look forward to working with the president, provost, and all members of the law school community to help the law school achieve even greater success."
"I have known Gary Simson from his days as a student at Yale Law School," said Guido Calabresi, Sterling Professor Emeritus of Law and Professorial Lecturer in Law at Yale and senior judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. "He is a superb scholar and teacher. He also, and wonderfully, combines those skills with extraordinarily good administrative abilities. Most important, he is a truly fine human being. He'll be a great dean at Mercer."
Simson's wife, Rosalind Simson, will join the Mercer faculty as associate professor and will be based in the College of Liberal Arts. After earning a B.A. summa cum laude and Ph.D. in philosophy from Yale, she taught for many years at Hobart & William Smith Colleges and most recently at Case Western Reserve. The Simsons have two children: Jennie Anne, who will graduate from high school next month; and Nathaniel, a high school physics teacher in Ithaca, N.Y.


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LHD Objective 9 Webinar
Impact Outcome Evaluation Training for Local Health Departments
Part 2: Empowering & Facilitating Community Spokespersons
Impact Outcome Evaluation Training for Local Health Departments (Northern California)
GIS Viewer Training
When: April 2, 2013 at 1:00pm – 2:30pm
Where: This event will be a Webinar
Description: 1) An overview of PSE developments2) Review the PSE Matrix3) Learn the steps to complete Objective 9 and expectations4) New Objective 9 Due Date5) Overview of upcoming PSE Webinars6) Q & A
Registration: https://student.gototraining.com/r/716421234767240960
For More Information Contact: Lisa Tadlock at firstname.lastname@example.com call at 916-449-5370
Please view the following: Below, is a link to download the PowerPoint Presentation and other documents that were provided during this webinar.
Below is the link to view the recording:
*You must register to view the recording. Anyone can register to view.
When: April 8, 2013, 10am - 12pmandApril 10, 2013, 10am – 12pm
Where: This is a webinar.
Description: Participants will learn to implement successful evaluations of nutrition education interventions. Topics covered will include SOW requirements, evaluation resources, data collection and analysis, report writing, and sharing and using results. This two-day webinar is cumulative and participants should attend both days. This webinar is being offered for LHD staff who are unable to attend in-person training dates on April 17 or April 30.
Sponsored By: Network for a Healthy CA, Research and Evaluation Section
Who Should Attend: LHDs with Objective 11 in their SOWs for FFY 2013 (Optional: LHDs with Objective 11 SOWs for FFY 2014)
Registration: April 8: https://student.gototraining.com/r/8707356185650922752April 10: https://student.gototraining.com/r/4805621526743634688
For More Information Contact:
Primary contact:Carolyn Rider Research Associate IV (916) email@example.com
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When: April 16, 2013, 9 am – 4:30 pm
Where: USC State Capital Center - 1800 I Street - Sacramento, CA
Description: Join the Network for a Healthy California's Rethink Your Drink and Communities of Excellence (CX3) teams as they present with Brown Miller Communications to discuss the value of engaging community spokespersons to affect healthy change. Building on the overview provided in the webinar, this full-day training will provide more in-depth discussion and application of the foundations provided in the webinar as relevant to both the Rethink Your Drink and Communities of Excellence (CX3) campaign messages. Participation in the Part 1 Webinar is required before attending Part 2.
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Sponsored By: Communities of Excellence (CX3) and Rethink Your Drink
Who Should Attend: This training is for Local Health Departments working on Rethink Your Drink (all LHDs) and selected LHDs working on CX3 who have already collected their field data (Tier 2). See list below.
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When: April 23, 2013, 11:00 am. – 12 noon, PST
Where: Webinar
Description: Adopting a Policy, Systems & Environmental (PSE) change approach can help public health advocates create sustainable, comprehensive measures to improve community health. PSE can enrich and expand the reach of current health preventive efforts and engage diverse stakeholders around the goal of improving health. But how can PSE approaches be integrated with nutrition education and social marketing activities to increase access to and consumption of healthier foods? What are characteristics of successful policy, systems, and environmental change approaches? This webinar will describe best practices for how health advocates can implement PSE approaches, present inspiring case studies from California and beyond, and ask participants to share successes and challenges from their communities.
Sponsored By: Network for a Healthy California, NEOPB
Who Should Attend: This is an entry level webinar geared to LHD's, Regional Networks, and their partners to understand developing policy, systems and environmental change strategies for their agencies and communities.
Registration: https://web2.dhs.ca.gov/exchweb/bin/redir.asp?URL=https://cc.readytalk.com/cc/s/registrations/new?cid=ew3lxk0vjb0t
Webinar Recording and Materials - http://changelabsolutions.org/publications/pse-101
For More Information Contact: Lisa TadlockPolicy, Planning and Partnership SectionNetwork for a Healthy CaliforniaNEOP firstname.lastname@example.com
When: Thurs – April 25th from 9AM-10:45AM
Where: Webinar
Description: Our GIS Team will be having our online training to use the Network GIS Viewer (http://www.cnngis.org/). This Network for a Healthy California mapping application is an interactive, internet-based Geographic Information System (GIS) that allows users to view and use online mapping, including determining eligible census tracts. In less than two hours, you'll learn the basics, and gain a tool that will expand your access to current and comprehensive data. It is recommended that all LHDs to take this training.
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Sponsored By: Network for a Healthy California
Who Should Attend: Any/All LHDs
Registration: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9HZ7RSG
Maximum of 23 seats logged into webinar, you can however have more than one person per computer watching. It is first come, first serve.
Anthony Barnes(916) 445-2835 firstname.lastname@example.com
Bhavdeep Sachdev(916) firstname.lastname@example.com
When: Monday, April 29, 2013, 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Description: This live webinar will share updates on the Rethink Your Drink Campaign with all Network contractors.
Sponsored By: Network for a Healthy California
Who Should Attend: All Network contractors
Registration: https://student.gototraining.com/r/2989627441121594368
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La Quinta, CA 92253
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Casual Elegant
(760) 771-4653
Hours of Operation:
Happy Hour in Arnie's Pub 4-6pm Daily
Dining Room and Patio Open Daily at 5:00pm
Live Entertainment Tuesday - Sunday
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Dancing, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Various local artists perform nightly in Arnie's Pub.
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A word from Arnold Palmer's Restaurant
Arnold Palmer's Restaurant features Progressive American cuisine, including fresh seafood, steaks, and some of Arnie's great comfort foods. This one-of-a-kind restaurant features an impressive wine room that houses 2,500 bottles of wine and an exclusive Chef's Table for special events. A variety of
live entertainment in the evening in Arnie's Pub sets the atmosphere for guests to enjoy a unique dining experience. The extensive newly remodled patio offers stunning views of the Santa Rosa Mountains, a cozy outdoor fire pit for guests to gather and a putting green where visitors can work on their game. Be sure to check out Arnie's new outdoor sports lounge, with private bar, big screen TV's, and oversized patio furniture for your comfort.
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This used to be my favorite
restaurant in the desert. It was awesome as a steakhouse. The food is now awful -- the past two visits I have had a steak that was way overcooked and they have removed a few cuts of meat from the menu. The people are still nice enough, but I cannot get past bad food at that price point. I am saddened by it, because it has been a special place to which I loved to bring my family for a special meal."
Dined on 6/14/2014
great service can hardly wait to
see how the renovation is going to change, if any, the ambience of this great restaurant. Chilean sea bass was terrific, as was the hot brownie! Wife's free range chicken was still kind of blah, but still moist! Vegies done perfectly! Demeanor of all staff was excellent and energetic!"
Dined on 6/14/2014
Filet was black and blue, not MR,
salmon and desserts good. Low on items since it was the last day, limited drafts, no baked potato. Service was very relaxed, already on summer break, no professional language. The experience slipped a little, but we'll be back."
Dined on 6/14/2014
We went for out anniversary. They
made us feel special. Great friendly service and excellent food. We will be going back."
Dined on 6/8/2014
I took my 90 year old father for
the treat of having a meal at Arnold Palmers restaurant. The ambience of all the historic golf memorabilia is terrific. They had A three course dinner menu available for $38. Filet, sea bass choices. I had the lobster bisque soup, filet and creme brûlée desert. Soup was good, filet perfect , asparagus was a bit under cooked. Service was outstanding . A sale in bottles of wine and we ordered a bottle. Would go back, but it is 100 miles from my house. So it Is for special occasions for us."
Dined on 6/8/2014
Wonderful Lobster Bisque and
plenty of it. Moist, rich Chilean Seabass! The filet was cooked as ordered and tender. Everyone enjoyed their desserts, too. A great time was had by all six of us. "
Dined on 6/6/2014
The restaurant is less than 2
miles from my home. I enjoy the restaurants various dining areas. The bar is always busy and fun. The menu is well priced and the portions are adequate. It's well worth a visit or more!"
Dined on 6/4/2014
We had never been there as La
Quinta was a little further than we normally travel for dinner. We were very happy we made the trip. The food is great....good service....very comfortable dining rooms with great pictures of Palmer on the wall...carpeting on the floor to keep it relatively quiet. We will return. "
Dined on 6/3/2014
One of the MUST DO things in
LaQuinta. Everyone I take there thanks me for years."
Dined on 6/1/2014
When everyone raves about the food
at your table from beginning to end, you know the chef is on to something good. Four of us dined last Friday night - the first night of "Restaurant Week" at this neighborhood gem. From the 3 course offerings, we sampled the creamy lobster bisque & Arnie's chopped blt salad starters followed by expertly prepared honey soy glazed sea bass, center cut filet & blackened double cut pork chop entrees. We finished off our perfectly enjoyable & delectable dining experience with the warm deep dish brownie & creme brûlée! Can't wait to return!"
Dined on 5/30/2014
We're still looking for some go to
places in La Quinta for dinner and based on the popularity thought maybe we found one in Arnold Palmers. Service was fine. Food for all three diners was bland. "
Dined on 5/23/2014
Our server was very friendly, and
just the right amount of attention..... not too much like some places. Would definitely return"
Dined on 5/20/2014
Great choice of food and it was
excellent. Service was good. Sit out on the patio if you can. "
Dined on 5/19/2014
Arnie's restaurant was much better
than I had expected. The menu choices were different and yet the 3 dishes we choose were outstanding. I will probably go there whenever I'm in town."
Dined on 5/12/2014
A most enjoyable evening. The food
was fantastic as usual. In spite of a full room, the noise level was low and we could converse easily. This is one of our favorite restaurants in the valley, and I would recommend it to anyone. "
Dined on 5/11/2014
This restaurant was recommended by
a friend, who live in the area. What a great recommendation. The food was fantastic and the service was impeccable. The wedge salad was one of the best I have had and the prime rib was perfectly cooked. There were four in our party and all enjoyed their meal. Next time we are in La Quinta, we will be dining here!"
Dined on 5/3/2014
repeat customer as we love this
place. Not such a good experience at first, as we were seated next to a LOUD and OBNOXIOUS party. We could not converse and had to endure foul language and loud conversations. We told our concerns to our waitress, Amanda, who moved us to a more favorable setting. Kudos to Amanda and the chef for a great dinner which could have ended before it began. Amanda was totally professional and saved our experience. We would definitely return to this establishment. We now know to request a more intimate setting."
Dined on 5/2/2014
Do yourself a favor and avoid this
restaurant. I booked because my husband is such a golf fan. Restaurant and memorabilia felt as old as the clientele. I should have paid attention to other reviews. Service was less than attentive and at best about Applebee's quality. Caesar salad was as previous reviewer indicated -- no anchovy -- and from what I can tell no garlic, lemon or Worcestshire sauce -- all key ingredients in a Caesar. My scallops were poorly done and the biggest failingt was my risotto was made with regular rice not risotto rice. Yes, I am a cook and foodie so I know the difference. Only bright spot was my husband's steak was ok. Looking for a great restaurant at the same price point try The Cork Tree in Palm Desert."
Dined on 5/1/2014
Ambiance, service and food very
good. Date/bacon appetizer excellent. Only improvement Caesar salad was a 2 out of 10. Tasted Like a bag you might buy in a market, didn't like the way the romaine was chopped (again what comes out of one of those prepackaged Bags), dressing iffy; should have freshly shaved Parmesan, just didn't seem up to par with the rest of the meal. Too bad about the Flies, but they did their best."
Dined on 4/30/2014
Establishment....clean and
inviting Staff...professional and accommodating Food...fantastic presentation and delicious Price...on par for service delivered I would defintely recommend this as a must eat in LaQuinta "
Dined on 4/28/2014
Great ambiance, wonderful service
and good food. What more can you ask for. All of Arnie's golfing pictures are an extra treat. We'll be back!"
Dined on 4/27/2014
First time customers . was highly
recommended by restaurant owners in Laguna Beach. steaks were not hot, and there was no juice when cut into any of them.service very poor. John ( i think that was his name was very nice but had the big party in the wine cellar and we felt like an afterthought. would try the bar food."
Dined on 4/25/2014
After dining there for several it
seems to have lost its energy. They closed off the British Open and US Open rooms which leads me to believe they are not getting the customers. I asked why and the response was they are remodeling. This used to be a vibrant restaurant which we always enjoyed. I really do not understand why thye are not getting the support as we enjoyed ourselves."
Dined on 4/19/2014
Why when it's 85 degrees outside
would they light the propane heaters! Several people talked about how it made it way too warm! If it's 80 degrees outside and you need a heater you better get some geritol or go see the doctor! "
Dined on 4/19/2014
Great patio dining. Moved to
large fire pit area after our meal was complete and loved it. We dined on a very busy Friday night, service was a little slow, however, we were in no hurry and really enjoyed the ambiance. Fun bar area as well. The fish plates were very good, the steaks were okay."
Dined on 4/18/2014
Since it was our anniversary, the
waiter provided a desert, which we appreciate."
Dined on 4/18/2014
The service and food are top
notch. The white fish is especially moist and delicious. It has a really outside patio for dining. Have been here on several occasions, each experience was the same high quality."
Dined on 4/17/2014
First time there.Table ready as
per Reservation.Cocktails,bread,Water all on time.Lobster Bisque excellent. Caesar Salad had no Anchovies or Romaine Lettuce and otherwise tasteless.Prime Rib Excellent,Vegs were adequate. Waitress was friendly but inattentive.Bill arrived after we declined Dessert and before we asked for coffee Might have stayed for after dinner drinks but seemed like they were closing,air conditioned had been turned off at 9.00PM and we felt like we were being rushed out..I would go back because of the Prime Ribs.......Maybe."
Dined on 4/13/2014
This is a great restaurant. The
atmosphere is welcoming and warm. The service was great. The food was outstanding."
Dined on 4/10/2014
Food excellent, but wine was not
good at all. Should have sent it back. I think the bottle had been opened for awhile. 3 of us felt the same. Otherwise food was good."
Dined on 4/8/2014
Arnold Palmers is one of my
favorite restaurants. Food is always very good, service professional and great atmosphere. I love sitting outside and dining, and enjoying the great weather."
Dined on 4/6/2014
Glad we made the choice to go.
Only complaint is that the background soundtrack music is unnecessary. Especially with live music coming from the lounge."
Dined on 4/6/2014
We all get a little tougher with
age, but we don't need our food to be. Extremely disappointed with the food I ordered, which was the lamb. I love lamb, but on this occasion I could not eat it as it was so tough. I would call this mutton and definitely not lamb. It was so tough, I thought it was microwaved but waiter insisted it was not. Chef needs to change his/her supplier."
Dined on 4/5/2014
Food was excellent but very
pricey. Didn't have time to view the "Arnold Palmer" memorabilia but will definitely go back to imbibe and look at it all."
Dined on 4/4/2014
The food was well prepared but not
imaginative. The service was not worthy of a $$$$ priced restaurant."
Dined on 4/4/2014
I've eaten here every time we
visit the area. Food is consistently good. I recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a very nice setting with good food!"
Dined on 4/3/2014
With so many visitors drawn to the
Palm Springs valley for golf, a trip to Arnold Palmer's restaurant is a treat...not only for great food and drink but the tremendous amount of memoribilia. It's a wonderful tribute to one of the greats of all sports."
Dined on 4/2/2014
I will say the food was very good
and the service we received from our waitress was excellent. It was where and how we were sat at our table. We arrived 15 minutes early and told our table wasn't ready and to wait in the bar. We didn't want a drink so we stood over to the side. From there we could see empty tables in a side dining room. At exactly our reservation time we were taken to the worst table in the side dining room. When asked if there was something in the main room, we were told no and not very nicely. We weren't even offered another table in that room or on the patio. All I got to see was a service area where they left the swinging doors open so I could see all the glasses. We won't be back."
Dined on 4/1/2014
AP's is a tastefully appointed
resturant with terrific food and service. We've eaten there several times and will vista again."
Dined on 3/31/2014
A must visit while in the Indian
Wells area to see the classic memorabilia of great golfer Arnold Palmer. It is like a museum and a neat to look at everything. The food was delicious. Try the lobster bisque, my husband still raves about it. Top notch service. Visit the putting green outside and putt for a bit. Outdoor seating available and a nice setting."
Dined on 3/27/2014
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This is from memory:The route starts on the south side of the tower and climbs a loosely defined crack system to a stance with anchors. The second and third pitches go up a crack/corner system to another stance. The last pitch is a pretty airy bolt ladder up the east side to a crack system to another ladder. ...[more] Browse More Classics in UT
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STR8-FIT Shaft Adapter and Hosel System
Eight possible head positions resulting in eight different shot shapes – all in a single driver.
Dynamic Moment of Inertia
All SQ DYMO and SQ DYMO² STR8-FIT drivers are engineered from the ground up with the express purpose of optimizing the launch and spin by loft. Distance is maximized in every loft by varying multiple specifications from lie angle, to MOI and CG placement, to overall head size and face depth.
Square or Round Geometry
Square geometry is about straight and long, great sound, optimal launch by loft, and great looks. A new folded round geometry repositions square mass into a round format for workable distance and control. Two designs for the player that wants to "swing away".
UST Proforce AXIV Core Shafts
Engineered into the interior of the shaft, AXIV Core material increases the shaft's "hoop" strength, and counter- balance effect. Providing a stable environment at impact and making it easier to swing the club head faster.
New 360° Grip Design
Designed to work and feel the same in any direction, the new SQ 360° design features inverted pyramids for maximum traction and grip in the left hand, anf a tread pattern under the right hand improving comfort and feel.
Torque Wrench
Securely fasten your STR8-FIT shaft to the driver head with ease by using the 70 in/lbs torque wrench. This wrench fits comfortably in your hand and stays neatly in the head cover. Lights and alarms sound when the proper torque is achieved.
Head Cover with Wrench Pouch and
STR8-FIT Wheel
Information, storage and protection are what come with the STR8-FIT head covers. An attractive cover, with storage for the torque wrench and head positioning reference wheel, keeps everything in one location.


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