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Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
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Inspired by their backgrounds and travels, Chef/Owners Uri Heilik and Rogelio Herrera invite you on an escape to a unique experience in fine dining. Bringing creativity and passion from their respective Mediterranean and Latin heritage, their influences are introduced to Asian flavors and
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Alloy really is my favourite
restaurant in all of Calgary...fabulous food, great service, and a gorgeous space. I am always pleased with my experience at Alloy. ALWAYS!"
Dined on 8/29/2014
Great atmosphere and food tastes
fresh and tasty. Would recommend for special occasion or just a nice lunch out."
Dined on 8/29/2014
Normally a great place for lunch.
The last time we were there the service was slow and food exceptionally bland."
Dined on 8/29/2014
Our meal at Alloy was interesting
& delicious! The challenges were 1. the noise level was so extreme our conversation became challenged. & 2. we were 2 business ladies on a lunch meeting but our server assumed we were part of the 'ladies lunch crowd' doing unhurried social lunching. The restaurant was full of ladies and that was very nice to see but our lunch took 1hr & 45 min which was just too long."
Dined on 8/29/2014
Very pleasant trendy atmosphere,
wine was nice, food was nice, however it was very pricy.. Servers were attentive"
Dined on 8/28/2014
What a beautiful hidden gem,
burried in the middle of industrial McLeod area. The food was delicious, excellent cocktail list, extensive wine list, and amazing service. There is also a beautiful enclosed patio. All around lovely experience, I will be back!"
Dined on 8/27/2014
Really good wine selection.
Truffle gnocchi was really delicious cannot get the taste out of my pallete yet."
Dined on 8/24/2014
From the initial Old Fashioned and
Lemon Martini at the bar with Jake to the finale of a dessert that was astounding, our experience was great."
Dined on 8/23/2014
Lamb - cold and too fatty. Lacked
flavour overall. Halibut was soupy. Gnocchi and Shrimp - excellent. Starters get a thumbs up. Pork was excellent but was wishing for more veggies."
Dined on 8/22/2014
We went for an early dinner on
August 22. We were in and out within 65 minutes. We had two courses. Was our table booked after us? Our appetizers came within minutes of ordering and the calamari was okay- nothing special. Our entrees came 5 minutes later. I felt like I was at earls but not as rushed!"
Dined on 8/22/2014
The food is wonderful and
different. The décor is elegant and the service extremely good. This would be great for a business lunch or group."
Dined on 8/22/2014
Server was courteous,
knowledgeable , and efficient. Meal was great!!!!!"
Dined on 8/20/2014
Food - service - wine - everything
exceptional - will be back again and again!"
Dined on 8/20/2014
I decided to take my boyfriend
here for a birthday dinner mid-wid. While the atmosphere was pleasant, the service appropriate, the food was just good. We expected the food to be the highlight, but it nothing special...unfortunately."
Dined on 8/19/2014
We had a great meal and the
service was first rate. We did send back our dessert. The merangue had a metal taste to it and for $10, one small stick of rhubarb with a bit of compote was not worth it."
Dined on 8/19/2014
Our night was very enjoyable. For
this quality of a restaurant, the service was not up to par. The server was very pleasant but just felt like we had to keep asking for things. For example we waited about 5 minutes when we first arrived, we did order drinks before our meal, but did not have a change to to finish them and order any wine before our appetizers arrived and had to keep asking to have our water glasses filled. We were not upset or anything like that, just thought the server should have been paid more attention to detail."
Dined on 8/16/2014
Went to Alloy for a birthday
dinner based on a review that was posted about the restaurant. Let me tell you, it didn't disappoint. Service was prompt, friendly, and attentive to our needs without being overbearing. The food was spectacular, beginning with naan bread served with hummus and an assortment of olives, which was simply to die for. The Main courses through the table were varied, but not a single person had anything but "mmm!" when it came to the quality of their meal. Finally when it came time for desert, they offered a fabulous selection of simple but delectable dishes that will excite your palate and break from the routine series of cakes, pies and creme brulee that seem to dominate most menus. An absolute must go."
Dined on 8/15/2014
I had been looking forward to
trying Alloy for months and I had specifically chosen it for a celebratory dinner - my expectations were too high it seems. The location was more of a turn-off than I thought it would be (who puts a fancy restaurant in an industrial area?). The food was pretty good, but seemed a bit old-fashioned and over-priced for the quality. The biggest disappointment was the service. Our server was awkward, inefficient, and certainly not polished. For example, we had to specifically ask (twice!) for our completely empty water glasses to be refilled - basics like this shouldn't be missed. It unfortunately wasn't the celebratory dinner I had been looking forward to. I did enjoy the beautiful patio though."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Food always great at Alloy.
Service this time annoyingly slow in checking wine levels."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Thoroughly enjoyed the meal,
service was slow and so wwhat I attentive."
Dined on 8/13/2014
We went to celebrate a birthday,
and with five people, its quite amazing that there was nothing but raves for every bit of food and drinks we ordered. Our server was perfectly attentive without being intrusive. All in all a superior experience."
Dined on 8/13/2014
Alloy was an okay restaurant. The
food was quite tasty, but the portions were small. The dessert we ordered was quite poor (rhubarb something). The prices were too high in comparison to other similar restaurants versus quality/atmosphere/portion. They also don't share nutritional information on what they serve. It wasn't a bad place, but I don't think the value is there for a return trip."
Dined on 8/12/2014
WE tried Alloy when it first
opened about 6 years ago and I really loved it and how it it seems odd outside but really nice inside! I love the food and the whole experience. This time we sat outside and the service was awesome! And the atmosphere was great! I would definitely come back again!"
Dined on 8/11/2014
Saturday August 9 at 730 pm. The
gnocchi , tuna appetizers were both very good however the pork belly is excellent . The short rib was excellent and the halibut was very good but not their best dish. As always the food is presented beautifully and the service is very good . Espresso was decent which is rare in Calgary restaurants ."
Dined on 8/9/2014
We have been to Alloy many times.
It's always good and this time was perfect. Great food and great service. Thanks again Alloy!!"
Dined on 8/8/2014
I have never been disappointed
after eating at Alloy. The food is amazing and the customer service is great which is hard to find these days."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Great dining experience. This was
my third visit and second time i requested meeting the Chef to thank him for the great presentations and flavors. Our server was delightful."
Dined on 8/6/2014
Amazing again! Everything was
fantastic wine service food"
Dined on 8/5/2014
We have been to Alloy several
times and were always thrilled with the tasty gourmet food both at lunch and dinner. We were celebrating a special occasion and decided to treat ourselves to Alloy. The appetizers were very good and we particularly enjoyed the gnocchi. We were really looking forward to the main course but it was a bit disappointing. The food was good and cooked well but it was nothing special and certainly not a good value for the prices charged. I had the halibut and it was moist but really was bland and I decided to add salt to try to enhance the taste. My friend had chicken and said it was 'fine' but nothing special. Perhaps Alloy had been so great in the past that we had high expectations."
Dined on 8/2/2014
I have never wrote a review before
but I was prompted after our very disappointing experience. Our night began with a very unfriendly hostess. When our waitress came she didn't explain anything well as far as their features for the night. She never made it over to ask how anything was until we were done. We sat with empty drinks and empty plates as she passed by us numerous times. It was unfortunate because the food was very good and the restaurant is nicely done. It would have been a lovely evening if it wasn't for the awful service."
Dined on 8/2/2014
I have dined at Alloy 3 times now
and luv it. Everything about it is very appealing. The white decor feels very clean. We had a server, Jason, who was so passionate about all the different food choices. Our choices were excellent and the serving sizes were just right"
Dined on 8/1/2014
Don't be fooled by the rather
industrial location, the food is excellent. The crab cake appetizer was delicious and the tuna tacos were terrific. My dining partner also enjoyed her beet salad. The service was just the right amount of attentiveness. A very enjoyable expericence overall."
Dined on 7/29/2014
Good service, good food, although
a slightly limited menu, very well priced meal. Overall a great value for the dollar. Nice wine selection by the glass (tough to find usually) and meals were well presented, out very fast and hot. Great patio for dining. If your looking for a nice romantic evening not the place as alloy sports a very open concept, but works well otherwise. Sparse seating on the patio helped offer a bit more privacy. Definitely has that "On display" feel. A few more plants on the patio between tables would definitely improve the ambience although the surroundings were nice."
Dined on 7/27/2014
Food and Service were very good.
We felt the location of the table we were given was just ok!"
Dined on 7/26/2014
Patio was not well cared for,
looked rather sad and pathetic. Service was poor, waitress had no personality and not one smile. Expected more and was disappointed."
Dined on 7/23/2014
Beautiful restaurant. The food was
good, but very little of it! We have two teenage boys who left hungry. The food was beautifully presented, but the plates were half full. We've been to many other restaurants with similar price points which offer better service, fabulous food and full plates! We will not return."
Dined on 7/22/2014
The pita bread with the hummus and
olives were delicious. The fish were well cooked and just made perfectly. Highly recommend the halibut!"
Dined on 7/21/2014
As always this place was amazing!
Never disappointed."
Dined on 7/20/2014
Had a great meal with excellent
recommendations from our server including wine and dessert. I would absolutely recommend this to anybody who wants to have a great meal and really enjoy the service. The inside of the restaurant was not at all what I expected. The outside is almost industrial but as soon as you walk in you enter a clean, open, retro-esque space. Lots of room between tables, which made it great for conversation."
Dined on 7/19/2014
We have enjoyed Alloy many times
and have always found the service and food to be good. This time was no exception... but the server we had was a bit snippy and condescending. We shifted chairs around a bit to accommodate our party of five and he made a comment that was unbecoming of a server when he saw what we had done. It really put us off and was an underlying theme all evening."
Dined on 7/19/2014
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Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hess and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rhodes, all of Tell City, announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children, Jaime Hess and Markie Rhodes of Tell City.
The bride-elect is a 2004 graduate of Tell City High School and a 2008 graduate of the University of Southern Indiana. She holds a journalism degree and is employed as a client representative at Southern Hills Counseling Center.
CANNELTON - The Rev. Jack Kidwell, pastor of Heartland Baptist Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, will be guest speaker at revival services at Cannelton Freewill Baptist Church Friday, June 20 and Saturday, June 21 beginning at 7 p.m. and Sunday, June 22 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
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TELL CITY - Beginning Tuesday, July 1, a women's ministry group called "WOW-SIS" - Women of Worth-Sisters In Service, will meet at 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of every month.
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CINCINNATI - Emily Thomas, a senior medical writer in biometrics for INC Research, a global clinical research organization, won a 2014 March Madness contest. She was one of 150 "bracketologists" who took part in a contest based on the NCAA men's basketball tourney.
Those entering chose a charity that would, if they won, would receive entry fees.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - James "Greg" Clayton, a senior at Bellarmine University in Louisville, Ky., has been named to the university's dean's list for the spring 2014 semester.
Placement on the list requires a semester average of 3.5 or above, a level achieved by only a fraction of Bellarmine students.
Clayton is double-majoring in criminal justice and sociology and is the son of Hugh Clayton of Tell City and Kathy Clayton of Fairfield, Ill.
Perry Central students, from the left, Kirstyn Linne, Brooke Lasher and Bryce Ory, pose with U.S. Rep. Larry Bucshon June 3 during his visit to an e-learning conference. Students in Sean Risse's careers class were tasked with designing and creating a mobile application for use throughout Perry Central as part of a contest sponsored by Bucshon's office.
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In the beginning of the Civil War, our Perry County citizens were excited and full of enthusiasm for the war. Rallies, speeches and fiery discussions were held in almost every township and the call for patriotism was heard as our country and her people prepared for war.
Lincoln Hills Development Corp. South Perry Head Start presented Volunteer of the Year certificates to several parents. Head Start is a federally funded preschool program serving low-income families. Volunteers are an important part of the Head Start Program. Parents, guardians and other community members have many opportunities throughout the year to support the program through volunteerism.
Kelsey Poehlein, a sixth-grade student in Dawn Lynch's classroom at Perry Central, was selected as the overall winner of a Young Author contest open to students in grades four through six. Students were asked to write and illustrate a book with guidance of the classroom teacher. Books were then scored by a panel of judges. Kelsey's book is titled "The Incredible Journey." She is the daughter of Maurice and Nancy Poehlein.
JoAnn Sims was recognized as Volunteer of the Year for Lincoln Hills Development Corp. North Perry Head Start for the 2013 2014 school year. Above, Sims accepts her award and a gift basket during a closing ceremony Tuesday, May 20.
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Finished book #18: Divergent by Veronica Roth
Great book! It has a similar feel to Hunger Games. I liked that it takes place in a Chicago that is destroyed. Looking forward to reading the next book in this series. Those of you interested, the 3rd book in this series will be released in Oct.
In Beatrice Priors dystopian Chicago world, society is divided into five factions, each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtueCandor (the honest), Abnegation (the selfless), Dauntless (the brave), Amity (the peaceful), and Erudite (the intelligent). On an appointed day of every year, all sixteen-year-olds must select the faction to which they will devote the rest of their lives. For Beatrice, the decision is between staying with her family and being who she really isshe cant have both. So she makes a choice that surprises everyone, including herself. During the highly competitive initiation that follows, Beatrice renames herself Tris and struggles alongside her fellow initiates to live out the choice they have made. Together they must undergo extreme physical tests of endurance and intense psychological simulations, some with devastating consequences. As initiation transforms them all, Tris must determine who her friends really areand where, exactly, a romance with a sometimes fascinating, sometimes exasperating boy fits into the life she's chosen. But Tris also has a secret, one she's kept hidden from everyone because she's been warned it can mean death. And as she discovers unrest and growing conflict that threaten to unravel her seemingly perfect society, she also learns that her secret might help her save those she loves . . . or it might destroy her.
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I think I need to bump up my goal to 50 since I am already almost half way through by April.
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If I can I want to bump my goal up to 22 I found a really cool author
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Book #25 War Brides by Helen Bryan
Review: I got this one for free and usually I don't expect much from the free kindle books (I just got a new one after an accident with the last Kindle) but War Brides wasn't so bad. I did find some of the phrasing the author used to be a bit off and some parts of the story is rushed but all in all I did like this one. There are some editing issues in the Kindle version. The story is engaging and always changing.
The book is about five women who live in a small town in England during WWII. Elsie, Tanni,Evangeline, Alice and Frances face difficulties such as rations, husbands leaving for the war and their own personal struggles. The women are independent and diligent in the war effort. However, this book is described as a romance novel but I didn't see it that way. There are romances in the story but I felt it was in the back round and it is really the story of the five women that is more prevalent.
I totally suggest it!
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Found a new author I really enjoy. Meg Cabot.
I think I just read about 5 of her books in a row- and I am about to start another.
I think I have definitely made my goal of 25 books. I just can't remember all the titles.
Don't you hate that? I often forget the title right away, I just remember the story line. I often check out the same books and then read a few pages only to realize my mistake.
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My book #16/50 was PANIC by Sharon Draper
Diamond knows not to get into a car with a stranger.
But what if the stranger is well-dressed and handsome? On his way to meet his wife and daughter? And casting a movie that very night—a movie in need of a star dancer? What then?
Then Diamond might make the wrong decision.
It's a nightmare come true: Diamond Landers has been kidnapped. She was at the mall with a friend, alone for only a few brief minutes—and now she's being held captive, forced to endure horrors beyond what she ever could have dreamed, while her family and friends experience their own torments and wait desperately for any bit of news.
From New York Times bestselling author Sharon Draper, this is a riveting exploration of power: how quickly we can lose it—and how we can take it back.
This was, how shall I say it, "old-school YA". For those of you who haven't read YA since you were a kid, you won't know what I'm talking about. YA has come a long way in only a few years. Even as recently as 7 or 8 years ago, YA books were either very light and cute, or problem novels, with a definite "lesson" to be taught to the reader. Now, the YA out there is much more mature, and treats young people with a lot more respect.
I read this novel quickly, but I found the teen slang to be so annoying, and some of the things the characters did and said were pretty unbelievable and like they were 6 instead of 16... so it reminded me a lot of the old type of YA. But I was still entertained!
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Book #24 - "The Candy Shop War: the Arcade Catastrophe" by Brandon Mull
This book picks up where the first one ends. 4 friends, joined by a new girl, continue with their quest to rid their town of evil magicians. There are adventures, danger, and a lot of fun in this book.
I recommend this book highly! Brandon Mull is a gifted author who knows his audience, and how to keep them hooked! My 13 year old son and I read this together, and it became one of our favorites!
Book #25 - "The Witches" by Roald Dahl.
Real witches look just like everyone else! That's what makes this book so fun! Luke and his Grandma have no idea they've gone on holiday to the very resort where the Grand High Witch is holding a retreat with all the witches in England. Luke becomes a victim of the witches, and then turns the tables on them!
If you like Roald Dahl, you'll find this a very typical book by him! It's engaging, and delightful. My 11 year old twin girls and I read this book together, and it inspired my non-reader to check out more of his books, and my avid reader to continue on with books a little more on her level. Love that!
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4) Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson. Took a while to get into it, but it was good once I found a character I liked. It does have two sequels which I will read at a later point but am currently holding off on.
5) The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks. Such a great book. I'm a huge Sparks fan.
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Its a faith based book and it was very encouraging to me.
I won it from the publisher and they asked me to do a little review on their facebook page. I have never done a book review before so I hope what I wrote was ok for them.
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Book #14 - Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys (http://www.amazon.com/Between-Shades...shades+of+gray)
Excellent historical fiction, set in Russia during WWII. Main character is a 15 year old girl Lina who is deported from Lithuania, along with her family. It is a YA book, but I highly recommend for all ages.
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Book 20 of 100
Isolation (Partials Sequence #0.5) by Dan Wells
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Two decades before the events of Partials, the world was locked in a different battle for survival: a global war for the last remaining oil reserves on the planet. It was for the Isolation War that the American government contracted the ParaGen Corporation to manufacture the Partialsour last hope in reclaiming energy independence from China. And it was on these fields of battle that the seeds of humanity's eventual destruction were sown.
Isolation takes us back to the front lines of this war, a time when mankinds ambition far outstripped its foresight. Heron, a newly trained Partial soldier who specializes in infiltration, is sent on a mission deep behind enemy lines. What she discovers there has far-reaching implicationsnot only for the Isolation War, but for Partials and humans alike long after this war is over.
A powerful take of our world on the brink, Isolation gives readers a glimpse into the history from which Partials was bornas well as clues to where the Partials Sequence is heading next.
This story happens before book 1 began, but helps to introduce a new character for book 2. It is a short read, and to be honest, if I had read this before book 1, I am not sure how I would have felt about going on in the series. It is good, intriguing even, but a little different. Having read it after book 1, it helps to understand a whole group of people better. I would recommend reading it out of order (or in the order it was written) the whole series is worth reading.
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Meanwhile, back on Long Island, what's left of humanity is gearing up for war with the Partials, and Marcus knows his only hope is to delay them until Kira returns. But Kira's journey will take her deep into the overgrown wasteland of postapocalyptic America, and Kira and Marcus both will discover that their greatest enemy may be one they didn't even know existed.
The second installment in the pulse-pounding Partials saga is the story of the eleventh hour of humanity's time on Earth, a journey deep into places unknown to discover the means--and even more important, a reason--for our survival.
This is a story that leaves you wanting more. I am ready for book 3, but book 2 came out last month. I really hate waiting for the next book!
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A TEENAGER who took his grandad's keys on the pretext of locking the front door instead used them to drive away in his car.
Blackburn magistrates heard the car was found by police an hour later in Wordsworth Close, Oswaldtwistle, where it had been involved in a crash.
Elliot Boothman was arrested at Ossie Snooker and Pool Club where he had assaulted the manager who told him to leave when he came in dripping blood from injuries he sustained in the crash.
Boothman, 18, of Hornby Street, Oswaldtwistle, pleaded guilty to racially aggravated assault on Sadat Akram and unauthorised taking of a car.
He was sentenced to 60 days in prison and banned from driving for 18 months.
Dominic Howell, prosecuting, said when Boothman walked into the club he became racially abusive and threatened to burn the place down.
Gareth Price, defending, said his client wanted to be sentenced without a pre-sentence report and understood he was likely to receive a prison sentence .
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This is the most famous doughnut joint in the city.
You are deemed to see your fair share of people carrying the emblematic pink box.
And guess what? They make awesome vegan doughnuts!
When you walk in (after a long wait) the carrousels inside feature, in their very top tier, beautiful, decadent, vegan doughnuts in all shapes and sizes. You can also buy tea to wash it down.
This is a good opportunity to have your fat day and still be vegan. Thank you Voodoo, I liked your chocolate/crème doughnut VERY MUCH!
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It's hard to argue against data portability. After all, who could oppose giving people control over the data they load, publish, and store on Web sites?
This is particularly timely now that average users have started feeling the "network fatigue" that comes from maintaining multiple social-networking profiles, e-mail accounts, blogs, address book applications, social-news-sites memberships, and the like.
And yet, while it is an important and unquestionably worthy endeavor, data portability faces thorny challenges in such areas as technology, privacy, security, business, and regulation and legislation.
An informed and articulate discussion of these challenges can be found on the online forum of the DataPortability Workgroup, an organization founded recently to highlight the work that multiple data portability groups have been doing and to create a technical blueprint for vendors to adopt.
While the workgroup has about 50 formal members, anyone can join the discussion forum, which now has more than 700 participants and is the workgroup's main meeting place.
Activity on the forum has been engaging in recent weeks as people discuss technical and nontechnical issues, offer up suggestions, ask questions, argue and, mostly, cheer each other on in their collective quest for a satisfactory data portability solution.
Almost 80 discussion threads have been started and more than 400 messages posted as participants ponder such issues as what are the parameters for user data, what data portability truly means, who owns data already created for a specific site, and whether making data portable is illegal in Europe.
Other threads focus on how to bring together various data portability efforts already under way, like the Friend of a Friend project (FOAF), OpenID , Attention Profiling Mark-up Language (APML), the Liberty Alliance, and various open data microformats.
Despite the magnitude of the endeavor, participants interviewed feel optimistic that the workgroup will yield concrete results that will bring about industry-wide implementations of data portability solutions.
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|Oops... these aren't white! These are the Ball jars that I bought about a month ago from Kristin's
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
66 comments:
Love the new ball jars with your chicken feeder, looks fab! ~BrookeReplyDelete
I agree! The basket is a super fabulous find!!!! Gorgeous room!! Thanks for sharing! :)ReplyDelete
I love it all! But that basket is terrific. What a bonus to have it on the back of the bike. Which I'm sure is terrific too. But nothing like that basket! I need to go clip some hydrangeas in the morning. I do love when they are that shade.ReplyDelete
Your lounge room is lovely Jo, you have so many gorgeous treasures throughout the room and it looks so inviting. Thanks for sharing it with us. xxReplyDelete
I love your house and your decor! I am cleaning out and downsizing. The more I see "clean lines" the more I love it. I have too much stuff!! lolReplyDelete
Happy WW!
Ellie is adorable. I have a Yorkie as well, Izabella.ReplyDelete
Love your photos.
What a beautiful space. Love it!ReplyDelete
Hi Jo!ReplyDelete
I just love when I get to see more of your home and I am sure in love with that chicken feeder!
Love all your pretty white things ~ :)
P-R-E-T-T-Y!!! I (heart) Ellie!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Enjoyed all of your beautiful whites and photos. Your house is lovely....
Love all your white! The vintage chicken feeder and jars look great with the lantana and rosemary.ReplyDelete
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I love the look of your mantle, and the hydrangeas too. That apple green color is gorgeous. I'd have made the same deal for the wire basket - once I did a post on my husband's old Thunderbird! It's good to mix it up once in a while. ::JillReplyDelete
Your dog is so adorable and looks so cozy! Glad I'm not the only one who lets the dog on the cream sofa! They are just so cute! Your chicken feeder looks very nice with the Ball jars and flowers.ReplyDelete
absolutely beautiful.ReplyDelete
Fantastic pictures from your wonderful room Jo! Have a nice day. G. AlexandraReplyDelete
I LOVE how you effortlessly mix clean lines and vintage goodies! AWESOME! ...and that motorcycle basket...GOOOOOOD SAVE!ReplyDelete
Beautiful livingroom and so nicley decorated!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your beautifully decorated livingroom. Your pictures are lovely and I like what you did with the chicken feeder and the wire basket.ReplyDelete
Hey I love your home! It is beautiful. I love the little dog taking a nap...all your pictures are wonderful. I laughed at your hubby...how funny men are. I fully look forward to the motorcycle thing now...let him know we are anxiously awaiting that post! Big smile.ReplyDelete
My hubby's a farmer...you can often spot sheep, chickens or some type of crop growing on my blog...just to satisfy him. Hahahaha
Hi JoReplyDelete
Thank you for your comment to me. I was very pleased. I do not speak such good English, I hope it does not steal too many mistakes an ...
Your pictures are beautiful. I like your living room! So ordered. The hydrangeas are beautiful, I love her. And the sweet Ellie already knows where it's nice and cuddly. Thanks for the insight. I wish you a really good day.
Jo, your living room looks so relazing. Ellie looks very comfortable with her blanket in her chair! What a sweetie!ReplyDelete
Ok, now I'm dying to see your post on your hubbies motorcycle! Can't wait.
The basket is great. And of course I just love that galvanized feed dish!
Happy White Wednesday!
Love all of your whites. Your room is beautiful, so clean and crisp! Ellie is too cute with her little blanket. Don't they just steal your heart?ReplyDelete
Have a good week, Annette
Oh, I just love that wire basket! I saw a few at an antique show this past weekend and just couldn't bring myself to pay the steep price:). Your hubby is so sweet to give it to you...I can't wait to see his motorcycle! Your home is just gorgeous, Jo:)!ReplyDelete
I really like your room so relaxing and quiet........it is a nice place to be........but now i must go to the shop ......my flowers are waiting of me.........love you darling....hugs from me.....Ria.....
I love all your whites, and your home is so beautiful....KathyReplyDelete
Fell upon your blog from somewhere else and now i do not remember-I love the white-beautifully done. Love all your hydrangeas also!ReplyDelete
love your peaceful pretty lr, and that ellie is cute as a button.ReplyDelete
Such a pretty and cheery room! Love the hydrangea displays!ReplyDelete
Lots and Lots and Lots of white-even Ellie is white! Love the gate in front of the fireplace. The room looks wonderful!ReplyDelete
I do like those clear ball jars with their zinc lids on your mantle! You make white so inviting!ReplyDelete
LOVE it! The jars are great too and I just got a metal crate like hat for free at the recycle center. I can't wait to see what you do with yours ;)AlyssaReplyDelete
I've just stumbled upon your blog ~ it's lovely!ReplyDelete
There is nothing more calming and inviting than a room featuring whites ~ love your new basket and the funny story to go with.
Dear Jo,ReplyDelete
there is soooo much space ( is this the right word ?)in your living room ...I love it !!! Ours is much smaller and I like your little dog, the window on the wall, your flowerdecoration...I could go on...
Have a great day ,
Hi Jo, What a pretty living room. I love all of your whites and you have a great mix of vintage. Have a great White Wednesday.ReplyDelete
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beautiful Jo!! very well put together! and so clean looking.......wow.....that is a really nice big room - I love all your little touches, and can't wait to see what you do in there for Christmas! that gate in front of your fireplace - I have one similar and hung it on my wall - and I just posted about it yesterday :)ReplyDelete
have a great rest of your week-
Anne Marie
Your living room is very inviting. I love those white pitchers.ReplyDelete
Very beautiful and inviting room. I love the chicken feeder and ball jars!!! ~~Sherry~~ReplyDelete
* I am new to blogging and so glad I found your beautiful blog! :) Your white living room is so serene and beautiful * Blessings, RachelReplyDelete
Ooooo, lovely, lovely, lovely!!! Always a joy to pop by for a little visit with you, Jo!ReplyDelete
Happy Wednesday!
Your living room is gorgeous Jo! I especially love the window panes on the wall and the fireplace. Everything looks so serene. Stopping by from White Wed.ReplyDelete
Your living room is beautiful. So airy, light-filled, crisp and elegant. Ellie is adorable and looks very comfy on that blanket. :)ReplyDelete
Your Ellie looks a bit like my Abi! Your home looks so peacefully serene...ReplyDelete
Love it all! So pretty.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful, relaxing, comfortable room. I could snuggle in that blanket right next to your adorable Ellie. You put together a wonderful living space with great style. Love it, LoriReplyDelete
I love it all!vey clean and fresh...But your Ellie is my favorite.ReplyDelete
Hi Jo!!! Your living room is wonderful!!! LOVE the little curtain on the entertainment center!ReplyDelete
The zinc tops on the ball jars look great with the feeder. That basket is awesome!! LOVE it all!
LOVE the mantel and the dog! Who knew mason jars would look so classy!ReplyDelete
Warmly, Michelle
Stunningly bright, clean and serene, like always. *sigh* Every photo is an inspiration for me to clear more and more of my crap and hang more white curtains. LOL, I'm getting there.ReplyDelete
The basket is BORDENS!! My husband's family is a three generation bunch that have owned and worked for Bordens over the years. That basket is collectible! Love it!
And.....can't let this go...a white dog too! ♥♥
Thanks for sharing....
Simply beautiful! So happy I stopped by!ReplyDelete
beautiful post Jo.ReplyDelete
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Thanks Lori
I just love my visits to your place as well, We just mesh together don't we?
I could just move you into my place and I could move right in on your beauty :)
I love your postings and you always inspire the simple things in life. Your added touch with vintage finds are the cast off's that others take no notice. When you breath life into them in your sanctuary place your treasures take on new meanings!!!
Thank you for enjoying my space and by the way it is subject to change on that table, The base is not quite finished and I want to added some weathered paint to the top :)
Stay white Jo Jo, and never get back :)
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What a gorgeous room, it looks so airy and peaceful in there!ReplyDelete
Ok, Jo......your living room is totally awesome. Totally. Seriously. I mean it! So bright and airy and just delicious! You have a special knack of putting vignettes together that end up looking sweet and natural. (yup...even your fireplace! lol!) Yeah...and men? They haven't a clue..... lol!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful white post, Jo !ReplyDelete
I like the jars and the hydrangeas and your little Ellie is so cute !
I'm looking forward to see that old motorcycle !;-)
Nice evening,
Oh my you have some very pretty whites! Love the garden gate in front of the fireplace!ReplyDelete
I came by for yet another look.. yep, still loving itReplyDelete
very very nice living room!ReplyDelete
I actually really like both the clear jar and the aqua jar. Both are very nice and can hold lots of your beautiful art.ReplyDelete
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Recently, I've seen a lot of people making the ridiculous claim that Clemens played better than Bradford this last season, or at least that their performances were close. All I can guess is that these people look at the W/L record without actually watching the games.
Yes, we had a better record with Clemens, but football is a team game, and the reason for that better record was that the team improved throughout the season. That, of course, has me excited for what we can do when we get Bradford back. Do remember that we've had the youngest team in the NFL the last two years. Over the course of last season, these guys got experience and improved.
The big difference between our games with Bradford and with Clemens: the running game. At the start of the season, we tried Schottenheimer's failed spread experiment. This experiment failed because Schottenheimer has no idea how to call a good spread gameplan. Additionally, we had no running game to speak of. Richardson was terrible, and Pead, as usual, looked lost on the field. Cunningham had his moments later in the season.
After the disastrous 49ers game, however, we changed our offensive philosophy. We abandoned the spread and turned to Zac Stacy at running back, and our offense improved drastically. Bradford had a very good three-game stretch the last three weeks before his injury.
So Clemens ended up reaping the benefits of the improved running game and offensive philosophy. For proof of this, just look to this 2013 Rams highlight video.
By my count, we had four rushing highlights while Bradford was QB, and two of them were by Bradford. When Clemens was quarterback, the count was either sixteen or seventeen, and none of them were by Clemens.
If defenses don't respect your running game, it puts a lot of pressure on the quarterback, the offensive line, and the receivers (especially an inexperienced bunch of receivers like ours). The fact that Bradford came out of the beginning of the season with decent numbers and only four losses is actually quite remarkable, especially when you factor in the fact that our defense was also pretty bad at the beginning of the season.
A couple other notes from the video:
Tavon Austin made a couple of nice touchdown catches against Atlanta, especially the tightrope act on one of them. I'd like to see more of that out of him. If he can develop reliability to go with his explosiveness, he'll be scary.
I was also surprised to see Quick had a few nice highlights. There's ability there. Like Austin, though, he needs to get the reliability to go with it.
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The Saginaw County Mosquito Abatement Commission is scheduled to start their annual spring aerial larviciding program Monday, April 21.
The program takes five to eight days to complete depending on weather conditions and it controls mosquito breeding in seasonally flooded woodlands.
The program covers 44,800 acres of woodland mosquito breeding habitat throughout Saginaw County. The treatment consists of an aerial application of a natural soil bacillus attached to ground corn cob. It's applied at a rate of 2.5 to 3 pounds per acre in and around populated areas.
After floodwaters recede woodland river floodplain habitat and specific areas of the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge will be larvicided.
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I hope y'all had (or are having) a wonderful Easter!
I made a healthy egg scramble with ham, onion and pepper for hubby and I for breakfast.
We made some microwave chips.
We are still cooking the apple chips -- but I guess they are going to take a lot longer than I anticipated --- I guess they will end up being a snack for tomorrow night.
Hit the gym today... did 63 minutes on treadmill and a bunch of strength exercises. I was bummed they were closing at 3pm -- lol, it threw off my whole routine for the day and the only reason I made the chips is I was BORED.
Yahoo!! 2 more lbs!!! total of 61 lbs so far!! That is sooooo motivating.
I called hubby up on the way home from work today and he was almost home... I had him grab my ipod and meet me at the gym. (yeah, my gym bag was in my car, brought it to work with me)
2 days in a row!!!!
Planning on both Saturday and Sunday too.
We'll see how it goes.
Have a fabulous weekend everyone!
I went to the gym today ALL BY MYSELF!!
Hubby is working, I had the day off and I went to the gym!!!
I am soooooooooooooo excited it isn't even funny.
50 minutes on treadmill.
45 rows on the rowing machine. 40 lbs
65 pumps on the tricep press. 50 lbs
I am feeling GREAT!
You just never know what you are going to get!!
So here's what I've been up to these days.
Been going to the gym 2x a week. Having a great time doing it too. Have not ventured there on my own yet, but I am thinking Thursday is THE DAY.
Been staying in calorie range, eating tons of fruits and veggies - which, by the way, DO NOT help you to hit your calories.... the more fruits and veggies I eat, the less calories I eat --- cukes, tomatoes, green peppers, onions, lettuce, cantelope, strawberries, apples, grapes --- not very high on the calories range.
Still exercising before and after work.
Finished painting bedroom.
Had to have new well water tank installed. HAD ZERO PRESSURE. Yeah, try to take a shower with just a trickle of water... I DARE YOU!
My microwave oven imploded. Ok... so it didn't implode, but it did go to the big appliance graveyard in the sky and meet it's maker! Ok, it was more of a fizzle than an implosion.
Made a pile of cloths for goodwill drop off. I needed to clean out my dresser for my new bedroom set and tried on EVERYTHING and realized..... CRAP, it doesn't fit anymore. It's ALL BAGGY and FALLING OFF!!
Got bedroom delivered Saturday. Got new tires and brakes on my car on Sunday. The fire alarm in my restaurant went off at 3 am Monday morning and I got a phone call --- My opening manager informed me at 4 am that the fire dept had to get into my supervisor's office. YEAH, THEY BROKE HIS DOOR DOWN ----- no fire, no smoke, nothing ---- they just couldn't figure out why the alarm went off so they figured they'd check his office. INTELLIGENT?
Then they demanded we have the alarm company come in and check out the whole system and they gave me a deadline of 4pm !!!
Monday was a bad day. Short on staff. Dealing with alarm issue. TV people were having trouble connecting to my TV's and needed access to my office area. And, not that this has anything to do with anything, but, IT HAS BEEN RAINING FOR 2 DAYS !!!
BUT I AM STILL ON TRACK AND FEELING HAPPY, HEALTHY AND TERRIFIC (Richard Tosti)
I guess my box of chocolates didn't have any caramels in it, eh? (my favs)
C'est la vie!
Have an awesome healthy day.... I promise I will do better checking in and blogging (I MISS MY BLOGGING!!)
Hi All,
Nothin special is happening with me these days. Just working - working and working, and oh, yeah, exercising, painting and eating healthy and staying within my goals for food tracking --- although I have trouble with getting all the different tracked targets (protein, carbs, calories, fiber, fat) all in range at the same time. I succeeded 3 days in the past week, which is wayyyy better than I normally do.
Did the gym on Sunday. 45+ minutes on the treadmill alone, then I hopped onto some upper body strengthening machines. Yeah, then I went home and finished painting my bedroom. Yayyyy, new bedroom set is being delivered on Saturday. Woo Hoo!
I know I have been slacking on the homefront here. I have lots going on at work and stuff --- I'm just having trouble fitting everything into each day. lol.
I think of you guys everyday -- if I couldn't track my food and exercise on my cell phone (yeah, I do it while I'm driving to save on time.. hmmm how healthy is THAT?) I would be bumming.
Well, gotta run. Early day tomorrow.... gotta be out of house and on the road before 5:30 am.. visitors coming to my store tomorrow.... need to be in tip top shape and I have orders to do before they arrive.
Here's to all of you! Your the best and I appreciate all your comments.... and well wishes....


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Emmaus, Pennsylvania is a quaint historic community of 12,000 nestled on the northern slope of South Mountain. It lies 50 miles north of Philadelphia and 20 miles west of the Delaware River. Formed in 1759 as a closed Moravian village on land owned by the church, Emmaus was incorporated as a Pennsylvania borough a hundred years later in 1859.
In an effort to provide more reliable and effective communications with the Community, the Borough of Emmaus has implemented Swiftreach Networks, Inc. as our emergency notification provider.
Swift911™ is a notification program with the capability of delivering recorded warnings to the entire community, via telephone or TTY (teletypewriter) to the Borough or specific areas to notify citizens by phone of information regarding you or your property. The system can make thousands of calls in a minute to convey vital information which may include water emergencies, weather emergencies or for sharing important information.
It is important for residents and business owners to provide contact information such as unlisted, unpublished or cell phone numbers. Accurate numbers in the database help to ensure emergency information will be passed on to everyone in a timely manner.
If you would like to provide an alternate number other than your home number you may also do so. The alternate phone number would be called if your primary phone number is not answered by a person or answering machine.
All calls you receive will have the caller ID of "Emmaus Borough." Your information will not be provided to any outside agencies or companies.
To update your information please click on the Swift H20 Logo below. . If you do not have access to a computer you may call 610-965-9288 to provide information or email email@example.com.
Due to the recent inclement weather, the Emmaus Community Swimming Pool will be extending it's Adult Swim (Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m.) until Thursday, August 14, 2014. Please call the Emmaus Community Swimming Pool during operating hours at 610-928-1130 for more information.
A big "Thank You" to all the volunteers who helped make the Borough of Emmaus/Upper Milford Township's Joint Envrionmental Advisory Council's Earth Day a huge success. There were an estimated 125 attendees who cleaned approximately 4.1 miles of roadway in Emmaus and Upper Milford Township. The total volume collected was: 84 (30 Gallon Bags) of garbage, 20 (30 Gallon Bags) of Recyclables, 1 Full Sofa, and 4 (30 Gallon Bags) of plastic car parts from accidents.
Residents can drop off E-waste at the E-waste dumpster beside the Public Works Department garage on Kline's Lane. The site will be open on the 2nd Monday of the month from 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. beginning on March 10, 2014.
The site will be closed on holidays and from December through February. Residents visiting the site must show the attendant their identification signifying they are a Borough resident. They shall also pay any fee that may be associated with the drop-off of their electronics, see list.
Please note that television and computer screens must be fully in-tact and not cracked or broken to be recycled. If they are broken, we will not be able to accept them, per the policy of GER Solutions Free Cycle. www.freecyclellc.com
2014 Compost Site Hours of Operation - Click this link for a list of the Borough's Compost Site Hours.
Lehigh County Housing Rehabilitation Program - click here for details
In an effort to accommodate residents who have domestic animal complaints, the Borough of Emmaus entered into a contract with the The Sanctuary of Haafsville. Animal Complaints are to be reported to the Animal Control Officer, Richard Hontz, Emmaus Police Department at 610-967-3113 and can be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
West Nile Mosquito Information
Borough of Emmaus Named 2013 Sustainable Community
Volunteer Opportunities
The Borough of Emmaus is currently accepting letters of interest to serve on the Board of Heath, General Authority, Joint Environmental Advisory Council, Library Board, Parks and Recreation Commission, Shade Tree Commission, and Special Entertainment Commission. Interested volunteers should complete the Board and Commission/Volunteer Information Sheet and forward it to: Borough Manager, 28 S. 4th Street, Emmaus, PA 18049.
Board and Commission/Volunteer Information Sheet