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For lack of a better word or description, last night's show was weird and anti-climatic. At first, I was really excited about the contestants doing modern hits from the last 6 years, but then...nothing happened. I kept waiting for that one really great performance that would put the show into overdrive, but it never came.
First off, the show was cut down to a hour last night since there are only 10 contestants left. This made everything feel very rushed. It felt less like a national hit show and more like a filler before House came on. Secondly, all the judges were in agreement last night, and yet they were still fighting. Always weird. Thirdly, lack of time translated into lack of Seacrest zingers. Seacrest zingers are always the cheesiest of zings, and yet, I miss them when they're gone. It's like getting a dollar every year in your birthday card from Grandma. A dollar doesn't get you much (heck, it doesn't get you anything), but that first year when it's not in there...it burns. Finally, I think Kevin might have been eliminated prematurely. I'm convinced that if given the chance, he would have performed Britney Spears' "Toxic" and it would have been the best thing to happen to American Idol since Bobby sung the praises of the Copacabana.
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There is fluidity and gracefulness in everything you do today. Allow patience to guide you.-Giraffe
It is time to allow your foresight to lead the way. You know what you have been predicting all along – so take action and follow through. Your gut instincts and clairvoyance are telling you something. Listen to your heart.
You have the gift of higher perception and inner awareness. Your gentleness and gracefulness in action are always apparent to others. You have learned to make your words count and share your awareness of your surroundings with others. You often know the future, can sense what is going to happen and what lies over the horizon. You should never become complacent and lose sight of the future. Life will become increasingly difficult until you set your sights once more on the path ahead. You also have very strong ties to family and friends, especially parents and children.
To see a giraffe in your dream suggests that you need to consider the overall picture. Take a broader view on your life and where it is headed. The dream may also be a metaphor on how you are "sticking your neck out" for someone.
To dream that you are riding a giraffe represents your desire to stand out in the crowd. You want attention, but aren't getting it.
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Monday, August 4, 2014
Article on Church Leaders and the Law
Kehinde Adegbite (Government of Nigeria) recently published an article entitled, Church Leaders and the Law: A Panoramic View, June 10, 2014. Provided below is the abstract from SSRN:
Ignorance of law does not excuse anyone; so, everyone has a duty to ensure that he/she is abreast of what the law says on matters, at least, that affect him/her from time to time. Some matters are more frequent than others. For example, almost everybody enters into one form of contract or family issue to deal with. Church leaders are primarily spiritual leaders but they are also subject to civil law like their followers and it is no excuse that they are not aware of what the law says. Church members ignorantly think their leaders can solve almost every problem for them. When a domestic matter has legal implications, some members would still prefer to run to their pastors for solutions. This, therefore, presents a good argument for getting the church leaders informed on selected issues of law. Everyone is affected by the law and therefore, everyone needs to understand its basics. If there is anywhere that the citizens need to keep abreast of the law, Nigeria is one of such places. Abuse of powers by state agents like the police is prevalent. Materials need to be prepared essentially to take care of the needs of non-lawyers in order to elevate the level of awareness of the law which ordinary people have. What has been done in this paper is basically to provide an overview of the Nigerian law, covering those subjects that people commonly come in contact with.
August 4, 2014 in Articles, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Monday, July 14, 2014
Church of England Supports Review of Assisted Dying Law
As I have previously discussed, the House of Lords is currently considering legislation that would change the assisted dying laws. If passed, the new law would allow doctors to assist terminally ill patients to die through the use of prescription drugs. The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Carey, sent shock waves through the community when he wrote an article for a newspaper in support of passing an assisted dying law. The church is not officially advocating the new legislation, but rather expressing support for a review of the issues surrounding the assisted dying debate through a royal commission.
See John Bingham, Church of England Calls For Review on Assisted Dying, The Telegraph, July 12, 2014.
Special thanks to Joel Dobris (Professor of Law, UC Davis School of Law) for bringing this article to my attention.
July 14, 2014 in Current Affairs, Current Events, New Legislation, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Rethinking Charitable Giving
Jon Huntsman Sr. has given away approximately $1.5 billion—80% of his total wealth—to worthy causes. Further, Huntsman is spending $200 million building a golf resort and nature reserve in Idaho that will donate all proceeds of real estate sold to his family's charitable foundation. Neither of these totals includes his strict tithing to the Mormon church of 10% of his earnings. "My philanthropy is not born out of my faith. They require 10% tithing. I don't consider that to be philanthropy and I don't consider it to be part of my philanthropic giving. I consider it as club dues."
Huntsman became wealthy through chemical products group Huntsman Corporation, which he founded in 1970. However, he did not wait until he was rich to donate, "I have always given money away. I haven't always been wealthy—the opposite in fact. But I have always felt that I wanted people to share it with me."
Huntsman's approach is also shared by Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, who has an estimated net worth of about $200 million. Stone has developed a theme around the "compound interest of altruism." He explains this theory, stating, "Through the compact impact of altruism, I came to understand that people are doing philanthropy wrong. People generally think about charitable work the wrong way. They think that when they're older and comfortable they'll give some amount of money to something but that's not the way to do it. The way to do it is to get involved as early on as possible because . . . the impact you'll have over your lifetime is far greater than anything you could possibly do if you wait until you think you're comfortable."
Huntsman and Stone's outlook on charitable giving pose many questions, some of them being whether tithing to a church should be regarded as charity and if philanthropy has become the future of marketing?
See Andrew Cave, Giving to Your Church Doesn't Count: Jon Huntsman Sr. and Twitter's Biz Stone On New Philanthropy, Forbes, June 23, 2014.
June 24, 2014 in Estate Planning - Generally, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Monday, June 2, 2014
Article on Law of Inheritance in the Pakistani Legal System
Muhammad Munir (International Islamic University, Department of Law) recently published an article entitled, The Share of Orphaned Grandchild Under Islamic Law and Pakistani Legal System: A Re-Evaluation of Representational Succession in Section 4 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961, (May 10, 2014). Provided below is the abstract from SSRN:
The issue of the share of grandchild in section 4 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 in Pakistan has sparked the hottest debates on the law of inheritance. The work in hand discusses this controversial issue to find out, first, the background of this thorny issue; secondly, to evaluate the arguments of the supporters and opponents of representational succession; thirdly, to check the Islamicity of section 4; fourthly, to analyse how is this section interpreted by the higher Courts in Pakistan; finally, this work looks at the possible alternative to section 4 or representational succession. The major outcomes are: that the vast majority of scholars consider representational succession as a re-writing of the Islamic law of inheritance; that interpretation of section 4 by the superior courts in Pakistan amounts to the situation as if the Ordinance had not been enacted; that experts of this field prefer 'obligatory bequest' over representational succession but the option of bequest has too many hidden problems. Obligatory bequest is not a good alternative to representational succession because it would amount to an acknowledgment of the fact that the state has shifted the burden of taking care of the orphans to individuals. In other words, the state has failed to do one of its duties.
June 2, 2014 in Articles, Estate Planning - Generally, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Religion Counts in Estate Planning
Your estate plan should be consistent with your religious views, because religious issues will likely be present in your final medical decisions, funeral arrangements, will distributions, and the overall "tone" of your estate planning documents.
If you're not religious, then you should still make that point clear to your family so their religious observances are not imposed upon you. Even if you are personally indifferent, addressing religious issues can avoid painful family strife.
Agents and fiduciaries should also be given guidance consistent with your religious views, including the authority to disburse funds for religious education, religious travel, and charitable giving.
See Martin M. Shenkman, Religious Estate Planning, Wealth Strategies Journal, March 17, 2011.
Special thanks to Jim Hillhouse (Professional Legal Marketing (PLM, Inc.)) for bringing this article to my attention.
April 26, 2014 in Estate Planning - Generally, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Monday, March 24, 2014
Sharia Guidelines Offered to British Solicitors
British solicitors now have guidelines to draw up "Sharia compliant" wills.
These guidelines, produced by The Law Society, detail how to draft wills that fit Islamic traditions while still being valid under British law. This means solicitors will be able to draft valid Islamic wills that deny women an equal share of inheritance, prevent children born out of wedlock from counting as legitimate heirs, and exclude unbelievers altogether.
The president of The Law Society says the guidance will "promote 'good practice' in applying Islamic principles in the British legal system." Others describe the guidance as "astonishing" and a step towards a "parallel legal system."
See John Bingham, Islamic Law Is Adopted by British Legal Chiefs, The Telegraph, March 22, 2014.
Special thanks to Joel Dobris (Professor of Law, UC Davis School of Law) for bringing this article to my attention.
March 24, 2014 in Current Affairs, Religion, Wills | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
What Does Religion Say About End-of-Life Issues?
As I have previously discussed, the cases of Jahi McMath and Marlise Munoz raise controversial questions regarding how to proceed with end-of-life care. So how do the world's leading religions handle end-of-life issues?
The article below contains answers from a panel of distinguished religious leaders on questions concerning medical treatment, suffering, euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide, prolonging life, and hastening death.
See Rajan Zed, Faith Forum: How to Approach End-of-Life Issues, RGJ.com, Jan. 19, 2014.
January 22, 2014 in Death Event Planning, Disability Planning - Health Care, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Death of Frugal Maharaja Reveals Unbelievable Treasures
The death of the head of the Indian family that once ruled the south kingdom of Travancore has revealed a temple of untold treasures.
Sree Uthradom Thirunal Marthanda Varma died at age 91 and was known for his frugality. So upon his death, no one expected the fabulous wealth he had kept stored away in the vaults of the ancient Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple.
After the Indian Supreme Court ruled that the vaults should be opened, treasures worth an estimated £26 billion were discovered. The antiques include gold ornaments, weapons, crowns, statutes of Hindu deities, East India Company coins, and bagfuls of precious stones.
See Sree Uthradom Thirunal Marthanda Varma – Obituary, The Telegraph, Dec. 19, 2013.
Special thanks to Joel Dobris (Professor of Law, UC Davis School of Law) for bringing this article to my attention.
December 29, 2013 in Religion, Travel | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Greek Supreme Court Issues Shocking Decision
The Greek Supreme Court has put Shariah law above Greek civil law, thus preventing Greek Muslims from drawing up a will.
The Supreme Court annulled the will of Demeter Simeonidou, a Muslim man in Thrace who left his assets to his wife by preparing a will in accordance with Greek civil law. Simeonidou's sister challenged the will, claiming she was entitled to her fair share of his estate because the Islamic law of succession does not recognize a Muslim's right to make a will.
See Abed Alloush, Shocking Decision from Greek Supreme Court, Greek Reporter, Nov. 10, 2013; see also Katerina Nikolas, Greek Supreme Court Puts Sharia Law Before Civil Law, Digital Journal, Nov. 11, 2013.
November 16, 2013 in New Cases, Religion | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Greetings from Coffinwood
If you are heading west of Las Vegas, you might pass through the town of Pahrump and notice one of the most unique family businesses around.
Bryan and Dusty Schoening's home is an attraction in of itself with its eleven restored hearses, two front-yard cemeteries, coffin-shaped greenhouse, and coffin-shaped gazebo. The home is also the headquarters of Coffin It Up, Bryan's custom coffin business. Besides making customized coffins starting at $1,000, Bryan also specializes in making coffin-shaped furniture, jewelry, purses, coolers, and anything else that can be made into a coffin.
Dusty says many clients order coffins for religious reasons or because they came here from another country. Bryan notes that America is the only place that really uses caskets, which are rectangular-shaped. Coffins, on the other hand, resemble a human being with six or eight sides.
Bryan and Dusty met at a Los Angeles protest over the use of circus elephants. One of their front-yard cemeteries is a pet cemetery with approximately 20 buried animals, including a headstone dedicated to Stoney, a Las Vegas performing elephant. The other cemetery honors the memories of the dead, including the ex-planet Pluto. No people are buried there, but fans and locals have donated headstones paying respect to their deceased loved ones.
Bryan and Dusty's coffin-shaped gazebo isn't just for decoration. They use it to perform weddings through their nondenominational church, the Church of the Coffin. Bryan became an ordained minister and now marries at least one couple a year. At first mistaken for a death cult, the Church of the Coffin serves to marry those of any faith.
So next time you pass through Pahrump, stop by and check out Coffinwood. Bryan and Dusty offer tours to anyone who calls or emails ahead of time. Even though they might be surrounded by the eerie and morbid, Dusty says it's all about life for them. "Coffins are a reminder that that's the end result. That's where we are all going to end up, so you might as well appreciate everything you have right now."
See Sandy Lopez, Pahrump Couple's Coffinwood Part of Family Business, Review Journal, Nov. 13, 2013.
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Author Bill T. Jones, Story/Time book trailer
In this ceaselessly questioning book, acclaimed African American dancer, choreographer, and director Bill T. Jones reflects on his art and life as he describes the genesis of Story/Time, a recent dance work produced by his company and inspired by the modernist composer and performer John Cage. Presenting personally revealing stories, richly illustrated with striking color photographs of the work's original stage production, and featuring a beautiful, large-format design, the book is a work of art in itself.
Like the dance work, Story/Time the book is filled with telling vignettes--about Jones's childhood as part of a large, poor, Southern family that migrated to upstate New York; about his struggles to find a place for himself in a white-dominated dance world; and about his encounters with notable artists and musicians. In particular, Jones examines his ambivalent attraction to avant-garde modernism, which he finds liberating but also limiting in its disregard for audience response. As he strives to make his work more personal and broadly engaging, especially to an elusive African American audience, Jones--who is still drawn to the avant-garde--wrestles with questions of how an artist can remain true to himself while still caring about the popular reception of his work.
A provocative meditation on the demands and rewards of artistic creation, Story/Time is an inspiring and enlightening portrait of the life and work of one of the great artists of our time.
Bill T. Jones is an acclaimed dancer, choreographer, and director. He is the artistic director, cofounder, and choreographer of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company and executive artistic director of New York Live Arts. He is the recipient of many awards and honors, including Tony Awards for FELA! and Spring Awakening, a Kennedy Center Honor, and a MacArthur Fellowship. In 2014, President Barack Obama awarded Jones the National Medal of Arts, the country's highest honor for achievement in the arts.
"An experimental dancer/choreographer/performance artist improvises on the nature of story itself in a unique format. . . . A brave and often successful attempt to capture and display movement and intuition and the unspoken on the printed page."--Kirkus Reviews
"Story/Time: The Life of an Idea is an ethereal memoir emblematic of this iconoclastic trailblazer's unpredictable approach to everything he does."--Kam Williams, AALBC.com
"Readers interested in the intersection of dance, performance art, and the world of ideas will gain insight and inspiration from this thoughtful and singular work."--Carolyn M. Mulac, Library Journal
"Bill T. Jones has always been on the forefront of powerful hybrid art forms, whether it's politics and dance or Broadway and edgy. In Story/Time, he spins John Cage. A master of timing, Jones applies Cage's rigor to his own work, adding his own style and warmth. Story/Time's choreographed language is a beautiful new realm."--Laurie Anderson
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Once again extremely hot as we tour this part of France, today we visited Verdun but were too late to see the actual trenches of the Somme as the museum closed at lunchtime, very strange, but it is France.
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Question: Kids have a tendency to not dress properly for the weather, for whatever reason. If it is raining, they oftentimes do not want to wear a raincoat. If it is cold outside, they do not want to wear a winter
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A dear friend once told me - pick your battles. When the kids were in elementary school, I was more involved in what they wore to school. However, once they got to middle/high school, I tend to stand back, as long as it meets the school's dress code. Once winter arrives, the kids say there is very little room in the lockers for heavy coats and boots, so as long as I know their feet will stay dry, and they wear weather appropriate clothing, I let them pretty much choose what they wear to school.
My kids are boys and in elementary school, so I still can control what they where by what I buy. I don't like shirts with sassy sayings. Occasionally, one of them will put on something that clashes, then I step-in.
Kids only have to choose not to bring a coat once. Then they are not permitted outside for recess; it never happens again.


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Hey folks, I love playing Irelia and with the recent changes I've been looking into a jungle build with her. It goes as follows, with the main focus for runes and masteries being AS
Reds:Attack Speed
Blues: Attack Speed
I take a pretty tanky 6/24/0 with the 6 in offense on the bonus creep damage and attack speed. In defense the most important points are put into Tough Skin/ Bladed Armor and Armor and Health.
For items I get a machete and 5 potions and head to blue. I can finish jungle (Blue > Wolves >Wraiths > Red) with near full health because of my W.
Need second opinions, anyone who has something to contribute totally should.
I tried it out like an hour ago, first route was slow but i went ganking lvl 3 with nearly full health and still 3 potions left (got machete 5 pots). Jungle Irelia DOES get her items later than lane Irelia, BUT her ganks are still good and if you get one of the 4 spirit stones (don't remember the name) that gives you burn damage over time, it really only gets easier and faster to clear the camps. After the spirit stone you go as usual, mercs, trinity, wit's end, etc. It is viable, but slow. BUT with the sustain she has, she CAN gank earlier than other squishier junglers.. I LOVE THIS NEW PATCH <3
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Atck speed reds
Armor yellows
MRes blues
AD Quints
As much as it sounds like a joke, this masteries are GREAT 1/29/0
1 point in offense for Summoners wrath and everything else into defense... This new defensive tree i feel is the best out of the 3, and i feel that the offensive tree is kinda weak for AD champs, besides Irelia has true dmg anyways..
Good Luck and keep practicing, Jungle Irelia is reeeeeeeeally fun
Do you mind explaining a little more? I.e.:
First ability (I'm assuming W for it's passive)
I sometimes hit golems before red, depending on how fast I'm jungling, and where do you think Irelia should go and when she should gank?
Things like that and anything else you can think of.
I love playing Irelia and would love a little more feedback from you or to help you out, but seeing as I'm still trying to get used to the patch it's coming along a little slowly.
To be honest this was my first time jungling irelia in months, i've jungled her like 3 times since i started playing her. I start blue, since with blue buff you can spam abilities to clear faster AND heal yourself with active hiten. After blue i go wolves, then wraiths, then red, then golems, and if there's not a gank opportunity i follow up with wraiths then wolves. By this time i should have no potions left so i either try to gank or go back and buy. Obviously W is first, then i get a point in Q, and at lvl 3 another W if i want to keep farming or a point in E if i want to gank. after you get the spirit stone it's all the same item path you would follow top lane. Im not an expert at Irelia but i would advice you to start at blue buff, irelia relies a lot on her abilities early-mid game, and to be able to spam w and q really helps her out.
Edit: Lol didn't get the golem part... Usually Irelia's jungle speed is slow so unlike other junglers you will have smite available for red buff. I would almost always go red buff before golems because the enemy jungler could either steal it, or be ganking near you, and with red buff you can have an advantage over him. On the other hand if the enemy jungler tries to mess with your team while you are doing golems or red buff you have to decide if you want to help them with the XP disadvantage, or stay and finish the camp with the risk of your teammates getting killed. I think i wrote too much lol, hope I made myself clear, english is not my native language :P
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Jungle Irelia could possibly be viable, but I don't know if I'd opt for her over other jungles. Her ganking power would be relatively low due to the short range on her gap-closer and general lack of burst, which basically means you're relying on camp-clearing for most of your income. And the problem with that is, Irelia's clear times are not fantastic.
Her sustain is great and she could probably survive jungle like a boss, but I suspect that her ability to drop camps and her utility on ganks would be somewhat limited.
In effect, she's just better off rolling top, and the team is better off having a more mobile/effective ganker in the jungle.
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20 year-old Curtis Wright's relatives sued Reed Bingham Park Manager Chet Powell, accusing him of wrongful death and excessive use of force.
Judge Hugh Lawson ruled there was no evidence to support their claim.
Powell tried to arrest Wright in December 2005 for breaking into a vending machine.
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Place was excellent. Location was perfect - near the Path station View of Manhattan from the 31st floor was exquisite
Although the price was very reasonable, the original bill in my credit card was not complete - the individual daily charge was not included. Had to pay the extra charge myself since I already got the share from my companions from the original charge.
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Good location with awesome views. It takes only 2 min to get to the PATH and another 4 or 5 to get to the WTC. You can take a different train from the same station and go all the way to 33rd st as well. Newport center is only a 5 min walk and there are supermarkets in the area. The personal of the building was helpfull as well providing us with plenty of information about restaurant to order food from the apartment.
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Very clean and well equipped flat. The views are absolutely spectacular over Manhattan. Very well placed for all of Jersey City restaurants, ferries etc.
Sofa very uncomfortable but not a major issue. Would prefer a full size ironing board.
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It was very clean, relatively new, and the view was awesome especially at night. Bed is comfortable.
I booked in error this place thinking it was in Greenwich Village not in Jersey City. I was not even in that city so when I realized, 2 minutes only after booking, I called to get this cancelled and the responsible was a total jerk, not even a human being. He refused to accept cancellation and confirmto booking.com that he would still charge my credit card for the full amount. So instead of losing 590$ us + other fees...we have decided to go there. It is a bit expensive (near 300$ a night) to be in Jersey City. Be sure before clicking on booking...that this is where you want to stay!!!!
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Amazing view of NYC suite was amazing, better than described
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- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.restaurantiris.com/
- Phone: 9015902828
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Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French, Creole
- Executive Chef: Kelly English
- Dress Code: Business Casual
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- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Please call 901-590-2828 or email email@example.com for more information.
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Born and raised in Southern Louisiana, Chef Kelly English fell in love with the culture and food of New Orleans. Equipped with his training from award-winning Chef John Besh, English presents a unique dining experience. Restaurant Iris specializes in French-Creole cuisine featuring local and seasonal ingredients. English infuses his endless creativity and passion for food into each dish. Whether indulging in his Oysters three ways, a "Knuckle Sandwich", or a dessert made just for you, one is sure to reap the benefits of English"s rich culinary background. We invite you to experience Restaurant Iris, simplicity at its most elegant.Continued
Please note: Due to the limited capacity of our dining room, we offer limited online reservation availability. For more information regarding availability, please contact the restaurant directly.
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173 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (157)romantic (128)fit for foodies (105)notable wine list (67)neighborhood gem (60)hot spot (31)great for outdoor dining (14)good for groups (13)late-night find (8)great for brunch (5)great for lunch (4)scenic view (3)kid-friendly (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Special Evening With FriendsOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/30/2014Over Labor Day Weekend we had friends visiting from out of state. They love great food and are something of gourmet cooks themselves. They loved Iris and we had a fabulous evening with our friends. They were especially impressed by the variety of unique menu items you just don't normally find on fine dining menus.Special Features:
- angelAngelDined on 8/28/2014excellent food and service. very unique in nature.Special Features:
- very disappointingFrenchouillardDined on 8/27/2014The atmosphere is nice, the restaurant is quiet and you have some intimacy BUT the price is very very expensive for a poor quality of food. We were very disappointed and paid way too much for what we got. All the French meals on the menu are not what they mean. The foie gras is in reality a very cheap foie pâté (and you pay a lot for it!) And the desserts menu is very poor. We tried the frangipane dessert and it wasn't frangipane at all (and on top of it out was burnt). Overall too expensive for what they offer. But we are French so maybe we had too high expectations. Although I'd rather go to Flight or Texas de Brazil for a very nice dinner! At least when you celebrate your anniversary they offer you some complimentary drinks or desserts
- Expectations met and then someNottafoodieDined on 8/27/2014My wife and I had been looking forward to our night at restaurant iris for some time and it was worth the wait. Food was fantastic and service was excellent. Thanks for a great night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My sixth time at Iris!1888severinklosowski1888Dined on 8/26/2014My grand total of all six times going to Restaurant Iris is 750 dollars! It was all in COINS! I feel like such a winner going to Iris and not a loser. It is the number one restaurant in Memphis, and that is the only reason why I go there. They have this place called the second line right next door to Iris and I will never go there because it is not the number one restaurant in Memphis, and I would not feel like a winner going there. When my friends tell me that Iris is a place for special occasions, like wedding aniversaries, birthdays, taking their friends, parents, or significant other, that makes me happy because that does not apply to me because I go there just to go there, to feel cool and i do feel cool, to be different, and a winner.Special Features:
- Great Grits and Knuckle Sandwich!martini59Dined on 8/21/2014We read about Iris and made our reservation about a month in advance. Then we saw Chef Kelly on "Knife Fight" (and won) and learned his signature dishes were his Grits and Knuckle Sandwich. The folks read our Open Table notes, that we were celebrating an anniversary, and sat us in a room which was romantic and they had decorated the table and the menu had an Anniversary Greeting at the top. Candace waited on our table and was very attentive and informative. Our meals were unbelievable! We asked if we could thank the Chef. Candace made that happen and we were excited to meet Kelly English and let him know how much we enjoyed our entire experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Evening at IRISklmerlotDined on 8/19/2014We started with the lobster "knuckle sandwich" which was excellent! (Should have had a repeat for the entree.) However for the entree, we had halibut. We asked for a substitute for the "corn and tomato succotash" which covers the fish. We ended up with Brussels sprouts. The fish came on a bed of spinach and sweet potato. The fish was a nice portion but was overcooked and not moist as it should be. The Brussels sprouts were lightly cooked and were essentially raw (like small rocks!). The spinach was VERY salty; the sweet potato was OK. We did not have dessert. I believe IRIS is totally overrated. There are MANY very good restaurants in greater Memphis with much better food at half (or less) the price. Forget IRIS!Special Features:
- Great place for a romantic dinnerDutchyDined on 8/18/2014I would rate restaurant Iris among the very best! Great place for a romantic dinner or to bring friends from out of town and show that Memphis has more to offer than great BBQ!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A "must" in MemphisRoadWarriorVIPDined on 8/18/2014Iris had a wonderful charm. The service and food were impecable. The foie gras appetizer and scallop entree was prepared in a very unique manner that had me wanting for more. As a person who is on the road every week and searches for regional gems to dine, I can honestly say that I will come back to Iris as often as I am able.Special Features:
- service was great, food okOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014Not sure I would go back, based on my experience. I just had a much higher expectations of the food. The german chocolate cake was obviously dry. The lobster sandwich was pretty good, but over cooked. My shrimp and grits were salty and the shrimp were over cooked as well.Special Features:
- Best Food in MemphisKpd40830Dined on 8/15/2014I'm from Louisiana and every bite reminded me of home. It was the best meal I have had since moving here. We had the pleasure of trying 3 different apps and 3 main courses. Every one of them were mouth watering and cooked to perfection! This is definitely a place to return too. Amazing expirence.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jleniDined on 8/15/2014We went for a special Birthday celebration. There was a special greeting for my son printed with the menu and decorative ribbons on the table when we arrived. Very nice touch! The food was amazing, the service friendly and attentive. What more can anyone ask for? We'll be back!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014Celebrated a birthday, food was wonderful, surprised us with birthday candle. Great eveningSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Iris Exceeds ExpectationsHappyCanuckDined on 8/14/2014We recently vacationed in Tennessee and Iris was recommended by someone as the 'must go to' place in Memphis. We were fortunate to get a table - and so glad we did. By far the best meal of our vacation - memorable, delicious food with lots of unique flavours and textures. I would not recommend this restaurant for people with small children but we have two girls aged 11 and 14 that are pretty adventurous eaters and they loved their meals as well. Book in advance though - with only 14 tables (many of them filled with special occasion diners), you need to plan this one ahead. You won't regret the choice....Special Features:
- Frenetic & Unattentive ServiceLoveGoodFoodVIPDined on 8/13/2014Iris has great food and is a lovely setting for a night out or for something special like the birthdays we were celebrating. But it was a disappointing night. Our server was clearly experienced but had too many tables and seemed distracted and rushed. (Not her fault necessarily- more people needed? someone didn't show?) We waited quite some time before we were able to give our initial drink order, waited for bread and eventually poured our own wine. The server's rushing around inside this small restaurant gave off a frenetic, harried vibe which definitely detracted from the ambiance and our dinner. Very disappointing given the type of service expected for this level of food. Will give Iris a rest for a while ...Special Features:
- Foie GrasOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/13/2014I really enjoyed the food and ambience but I was thoroughly disappointed when I saw foie gras on the menu. Im not a crazed animal nut....I live with my husband and 3 sons that hunt deer, duck, squirrel, rabbitt, turkey...so it isnt about that the act of force feeding an animal for a food seems very inhumane and irresponsible.
- A Wonderful Dining ExperienceEJD53Dined on 8/12/2014Our server, Hiliary, was personable, knowledgeable and fun. Each dish was exquisite and the wine amazing. I will going back very soon!Special Features:
- YumDrh10Dined on 8/11/2014The raviolo was out of this world. We had the veel sweetbreads which were good but I wouldn't get them again but my husband liked them. The snapper was very good and so was the surf and turf. We chose very rich dishes and it was all a little too rich for me. Might make a few different choices next time we go! All in all this restaurant lived up to it's reputationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DanielleW87Dined on 8/11/2014We were truly satisfied with our dining experience at Rretaurant Iris - We would recommend it to anyone. The place itself is so cozy, homey, and yet elegant. The location was an art in itself. It was so unique, so different. My husband and I are huge foodies and loved everything we tasted. We could not have been happier that we had choosen Restaurant Iris to end our last night in Memphis.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal at Restaurant IrisCACKDined on 8/9/2014Had a special occasion to celebrate, so booked a weekend table at RI two months in advance. It was a memorable evening. Our server fully explained the menu and never steered us wrong. A member of our party has a food allergy; because I included this information on our OpenTable reservation, the restaurant was fully prepared to accomodate this person and had even procured some specific ingredients for our party that did not include the allergen. Recommend: the lobster knuckle sandwich and the crab and tomato stack as appetizers. Favorite entrees were the red snapper, halibut, and trout dishes. The surf-and-turf portion is huge - be forewarned! Bread pudding dessert is outstanding - skip the dry chocolate cream cheese brownie.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BirthdaysmoothDined on 8/6/2014We celebrated 2 birthdays. We had reservations but had to wait about 20 minutes but they gave us a round of drinks and it was really not the fault of the restaurant. The food was absolutely wonderful and we had very good service. Love this placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Par excellence!uscanuckDined on 8/6/2014This was our first time at Restaurant Iris....reservations have to be made well in advance here due to its popularity but definitely worth the wait. We decided to try the the five course "degustation" as everything on the menu sounded delicious, it would be so hard to choose! We were not disappointed. Each course was fantastic and the wine pairings were spot on. The ambiance was wonderful and our table was nestled near the fireplace in the first room on the left. Our server was extremely knowledgeable and very attentive and friendly. The owner/chef also paid a visit to our table to ensure we were enjoying our experience.Special Features:
- Superb experienceRuff1Dined on 8/4/2014The food was very tasty. My wife loved the shrimp and grits. The duck was perfect. Lobster knuckles delicious. No downside to this dining experience. My wife was totally pleased with Dinner at Iris serving as our 30th wedding anniversary event.Special Features:
- Memphis GemBestDined on 7/31/2014I have to say once again amazing food and service. We took my out of town family to our favorite Memphis restaurant and they where amazed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- this is my fifth time at iris!1888severinklosowski1888Dined on 7/30/2014my favorite part of restaurant iris each time i go here is my bill because i get to pay them in all six of the COINS! i actually enjoy paying my bill more than eating the food itself. i feel like a winner and not a loser when i go to restaurant iris because it is the number 1 restaurant in memphis, and i feel cool when going there. if it was not the number one restaurant in memphis i would not go there. if they would not take all of the six COINS i would not go there. i am obcessed with all six of the COINS, and love using them, because they make me feel unique, special, one of a kind. each time i go there the waiters say i am the only one in history who pays in all six of the COINS.Special Features:
- EonEondrnDined on 7/28/2014Great dining experience. Would go again when visiting Memphis. The steak with oysters was great and very enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic experienceBernieDined on 7/28/2014Great food and service. Our waitress Nevada was very knowledgeable about the food. We will certainly be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service and great foodBillDined on 7/22/2014We went here for a special occasion and received top notch service as well as amazing food. Will definitely be returning again.Special Features:
- Iris was Outstanding!BooNorrisDined on 7/21/2014I went with my wife for our anniversary. I had heard many people rave about this place for sometime, but I was always somewhat skeptical. I assumed the hype was more attributable to the restaurant being the "hip" place to go as opposed to a commentary on the quaility of the food. I considered the wait time involved with getting a reservation as ridiculous and could not possibly be worth it. I was wrong. The food was tremendous! I had the Lobster Knuckle Sandwich and the Surf and Turf along with the brownie dessert. I can honestly say I would rate it in the best 5 meals I have ever had. Well worth the wait. Also, I had anticipated the portions would be tiny like many en vogue restaurants you encounter. Wrong again.Special Features:
- Wonderful experienceFoodfanDined on 7/16/2014Had the knuckle sandwich as an appetizer which was delicious. My husband had the red snapper with Creole seasoning & I had Shrimp & Grits. We were both very happy with our choices. Just the right amount of spice and flavor. It is a casually elegant place, great for a special anniversary or other celebration!Special Features:
- Vir912Dined on 7/15/2014Food was good and well presented. The Rosemary Creme Brulee was not well received by anyone at our table. We had some issues with certain service sectors.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- iluvfoodDined on 7/14/2014The food was excellent. The tables were a little close so it was hard to have a private conversation. But the food and service were fantastic. Definitely worth a return visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AN INCREDIBLE VISITteacher19Dined on 7/14/2014Ultimate dining experience from the starter to the dessert and coffee! The service was impeccable! I would recommend Iris a hundred times over.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- happy flexitariansOdettaclariceDined on 7/9/2014I loved the flexibility shown by our server and by the chef. My honey and I love to share and I avoid eating most meat. Iris was happy to modify any items on the menu. I would never ask for a big modification, I'm easy to please and I trust the chef, but it was helpful that pork could be taken out of any of the (many!) preparations that included it. Our dinner was intimate and RELAXED at the same time. Great great great local tomatoes highly appreciated. Lighting was fantastic. Sound level was perfection. Unstuffy atmosphere but still a very special occasion.Special Features:
- LuvfoodandwineDined on 7/5/2014We ordered the 3 course weekend dinner with wine pairings. The food was excellent and the wine pairings were fantastic. The service was by far the best we have ever experienced. They were very attentive and truly cared about making it a enjoyable evening for us. I wish we lived in Memphis so we could go frequently!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dog51Dined on 7/5/2014Not sure Kelly was cooking on July 5. Maybe he also left town for the holiday. Did not think the items ordered by my wife and I were up to the usual quality of Restaurant Iris. This was also the first time we had been back since Second Line opened. I hope that serving the masses there has not reduced the quality of Restaurant Iris.Special Features:
- excellent foodJeanneDined on 7/5/2014We chose the three-course special with paired wine and were very pleased.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedElGordoDined on 7/5/2014After an exceptional anniversary dinner last year, we booked Iris for our anniversary dinner again this year. The service was inadequate (we had to continue asking for more water and bread); and we were very disappointed with the food. I ordered the Surf and Turf, with the steak medium well. It came out very well done. There was no hint of pink and the meat was cooked to the point of toughness. Also, the fried oysters were cold and the sauce was barely present.Special Features:
- All it was cracked up to be!BirthdayDined on 7/4/2014A group of 8 of us went to Iris last week on the 4th of July. They were great the week leading up to the reservation, while I changed the number once, the time once, and then had to call the night of to make sure it was okay to come late due to some stragglers from the group. Olivia took care of everything during all of that with grace. Due to our size and the availability, they sat us in a private room in the back. Even the way the chairs were laid out with 2 to a side on the table was great. Our server, Rickie, was professional while showing some personality. It would be worth going back just for the service she provided. The food was fantastic as well. We ended up shutting the place down, as we were enjoying ourselves too much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FabulousMaasageUDined on 7/4/2014Iris never disappoints. Service always the best. Nice Fourth of July treat!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Such population replacement is underway everywhere non-assimilable blocs become entrenched — with or without "amnesty." But We, the People, have never voted for it. It just happens, forced or enabled from above. It could be that a majority of us want to disappear in a global multiculture — or, in the case of states like California, into an enclave-pocked Mexican monoculture. But that's not why we have borders and immigration laws. Tragically, we also have a political class and presidents who lawlessly refuse to enforce these laws, making a mockery of our borders, not to mention the democratic process. This makes a mockery of our nationhood, too. It looks like a means to an end — the end of that nationhood.
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While it's never been a consistent road to travel, every now and again the UFC sees something they like out of a TUF contestant, and decide to bring them into the promotion despite an early exit from the reality-tournament rounds. Such is the case with Guilherme Vasconcelos who, despite losing in the opening round to Wanderlei top pick Ricardo Abreu, will be making his UFC debut in July at UFC 175 against Luke Zachrich. The matchup was first announced on Twitter by David McKinney of the Kyote Ugly Radio Show.
Ohio's @LukeZachrich will be back in action against newcomer Guilherme Vasconcelos (3-1) at #UFC175 in July. #OhioMMA
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Who is Guilherme Vasconcelos?
There's something to be said for starting your career by jumping into the deep end, and that's just what Vasconcelos has done. He may only be 3-1 in his two years as a professional, but his opponents carry a combined record of 65-30. They may not be household names, but Wendell Oliveira Marques, Daniel Acacio, and Elizu Zelaski dos Santos are tough dudes to be fighting right out of the gate. Otherwise, the 27-year old Vasconcelos trains out of Titi Jiu Jitsu under the BJJ ace Cristiano Lazzarini, himself a black belt under Vinicius Draculino. He appears to have recieved much of his early Jiu Jitsu training under Kazeka Muniz and was one of Muniz's top grappling instructors at his schools, before moving on to MMA.
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"Playboy" as he was known (now he goes by "Bomba"), for his earlier career as a model, is unquestionably a quality Jiu Jitsu grappler. If anything can be taken from his time on TUF, it's that he's patient and methodical at regaining position and working his way to his feet when on his back, even against strong, skilled opposition. It's the kind of technical skill that is rarely picked up through MMA training alone. When standing, his punches and kicks are crisp and powerful. His hands are fast, and he has decent basic striking defense (even moving his head while throwing). But, he's very predictable in his striking entries, and looks to box 9 times out of 10.
The lack of variety can get him in trouble against opponents smart enough to realize what's coming. He looks to have a decent takedown game to supplement his jiu jitsu and boxing, but perhaps not the most smothering top control. Still, that's sort of a secondary consideration in light of his well rounded skill set and quality grappling. His takedown defense can also be problematic, but his helped by his top shelf scrambling ability.
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If it were down to pure skills I'd say that Zachrich and Vasconcelos match up pretty well. Vasconcelos is very likely the better grappler, with Zachrich possessing better wrestling and takedown defense. But, when I picked Zachrich to beat Caio Magalhaes, that was more because of how down I was on Magalhaes, rather than up on Zachrich. If that fight taught me anything, it's that Zachrich may not have the pure athletic skills to compete with an agressive opponent at the UFC level. If Zachrich has an opportunity anywhere its in the fact that Vasconcelos can be a predictable striker. If Zachrich can employ a more creative arsenal, he could make something happen, but that doesn't fell terribly likely.
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Wichita State University is making services more convenient to all students and especially working adults.
Starting Monday, Nov. 4, Wichita State will extend operating hours for many of its most in-demand academic and student services until 7 p.m., four days a week.
Some of the offices that will be open from 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fridays are:
All colleges will offer academic advising by appointment on the same extended schedule.
Students can expect the same university services when WSU is open late as what is available during regular daytime hours.
Where do I start?
Returning adult students or any student who doesn't know where to start can get assistance at the Student Success Center from 4-7 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays on the first floor of Rhatigan Student Center (north entrance). The Student Success Center also is open from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, in Neff Hall, Room 115A.
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For complete information about offices staying open late and all available services, go to www.wichita.edu/openlate.
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