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3000 South Carrollton Ave.
New Orleans, LA 70118
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Ye Olde College Inn Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(504) 866-3683
Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Creole, Southern
Executive Chef:
Bradley McGehee
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wine
Please call the restaurant for details.
Private Party Facilities:
Ye Olde College Inn has an upper deck space that looks over the entire restaurant. The dining area absorbs the ambiance of the restaurant. It is not walled off but nestled above the restaurant, yet removed enough to be your own. The space holds a maximum of 20 people.
Private Party Contact:
Bradley McGehee (504) 866-3683
Next door and across our parking lot is the World Famous Rock'n'Bowl. The Rock'n'Bowl has live music Tuesday through Saturday. With a purchase from the entree section of the Ye Olde College Inn menu you may request a $5 off voucher towards admission.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Fig Street
Private Lot
Parking Details:
We own our own lot that is shared between Ye Olde College Inn guests and Rock'n'Bowl guests. There is also ample surface street parking on Carrollton Avenue.
A word from Ye Olde College Inn
Since 1933 Ye Olde College Inn has served generations of New Orleanians. Come join us at a true New Orleans landmark. Our menu features our latest Creole specials and plenty of twists on traditional New Orleans standards. Next door is another New Orleans landmark, the Rock'n'Bowl. Ask for a $5
off voucher when you dine from the entree section of our menu.
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Diner Reviews
Every time we have eaten at
college Inn it has been great. They have a garden where they grow their own fresh ingredients. I had the lamb shank and it was fabulous. I highly recommend it."
Dined on 8/12/2014
I was not expecting the experience
I had here! I started with the BBQ Shrimp, and I was impressed. The shrimp were cooked well, the bread was great, and the sauce would make a shoe taste good. It was creamy and Worcestershirey and delicious. I ordered a mint julip and although it wasn't served in the traditional julip cup it was a damn fine drink. It wasn't too sweet or watered down, you could actually tast the bourbon. I could've been satisfied at this point and recommended the restaurant but I ordered the special, the stuffed soft shell crab. It is one of the best things I have ever eaten. The shrimp and grits was the best version I have ever had. I absolutely loved my meal and will be back soon!"
Dined on 8/9/2014
College Inn has become very
consistent. The food is always good. Great bar, salads with lots of fresh vegetables, and specials that are always good. Foie gras is excellent appetizer. Veal was also very good as was the lamb. We really enjoyed the fig dessert. This is a small place that gets crowded so make a reservation."
Dined on 8/1/2014
We love going to this fun
restaurant because it is casual yet delicious dining. The staff is friendly but very capable, the bar is fun and the food is wonderful. will be back soon!!"
Dined on 7/26/2014
You cant go wrong here the food
and service is GREAT"
Dined on 7/22/2014
The food was okay, and felt
overpriced for the portion. My husband had a 28.00 rib entree that tasted like roast which consisted mainly of mashed potatoes and veggies. Another member of our party had shrimp and grits that came in a small cereal size bowl. This is a place you need to know what to order. The atmosphere is fun, though."
Dined on 7/19/2014
We had a dinner meeting scheduled
but had forgotten to make a reservation somewhere. The day before the event I was able to get a table for 10 without any problems, and they have a great loft room available to accommodate. Very happy with the way it all went. Thanks for great service on short notice!"
Dined on 7/11/2014
Food was very good. Fresh
ingredients. However hectic atmosphere"
Dined on 7/11/2014
This place is adorable and has
GREAT food! Definitely recommend the foie gras!"
Dined on 7/5/2014
I remember the Ye Olde College Inn
of a while back, gumbo, sandwiches, a casual eatery open for lunch. What a difference a few years and a new owner makes. I couldn't believe when we walked in the door how pretty it is, the food was amazing! I had lamb shank with gravy and roasted gouda grits, my husband the braised short ribs. Everything was fresh, with a simple presentation. We will be back and fyi, make reservations so you don't wait!"
Dined on 7/5/2014
4th generation regular - what more
can i say - the specials are always creative and yummy!"
Dined on 7/3/2014
We arrived late in the evening and
were served very quickly and efficiently."
Dined on 6/27/2014
I've always liked College Inn,
even in its prior incarnation in the old building. There's a charm that it has that a lot of other places try to achieve, but fall short. Maybe its the family-restaurant vibe, maybe its that you either see someone there you know, or maybe its that everyone there is so nice. It is one of the few places where I've found it possible (and permissible) to chat with the table next door and leave having made new friends. Who knows. Anyway, the food has continually progressed since they've opened the new restaurant post-K, and our most recent was as good as any we could remember. My wife and I split the Oyster-Bacon-Havarti and Fried Green Tomato and Shrimp Remoulade poboys and had a few drinks. It was great."
Dined on 6/27/2014
What a great menu with a
neighborhood feel! The menu is eclectic and the food is of a high quality. The vegetables from the neighborhood garden add to the quality of the food!"
Dined on 6/24/2014
We just love Ye Olde College Inn!
Truly a very nice dining experience. Our server was terrific and the food was outstanding! I am a former restaurant manager for local casual fine dining restaurants and a party planner and I could not find a single thing to complain about. We had an out of town guest that is a food scientist and he loved it! Truly a favorite place of ours!"
Dined on 6/20/2014
It's always tasty and fun. Great
place to take out of town guests for a real New Orleans experience"
Dined on 6/20/2014
We loved it,as it is next door to
ROCK n BOWL .We ate great seafood, plus children's menu .Then went to ZYDECO night With the children. Cloth tablecloth, cloth napkins. Good quality drinks. Attentive service. A waiter,who was professional And personable,without being a programmed "robot"."
Dined on 6/19/2014
What a pleasant dining experience!
The ingredients were fresh--from my blackberry mojito all the way through our entrees and to dessert. Well done! Our waiter, Jimmy (?), was wonderful."
Dined on 6/14/2014
Service was very good, waiter was
attentive and knowledgeable about menu. Food tasty, excellent. Would definitely recommend restaurant"
Dined on 6/14/2014
Knew it was was popular for
awesome food but hadn't tried it before. Food more than exceeded our expectations so we were very pleased with the choice. Will definitely return again."
Dined on 6/12/2014
Brought my high school grad and
his girlfriend along with family members to celebrate his graduation. We had ages 17 to 92 and everyone enjoyed themselves. Service was excellent and food arrived quickly. When a mistake was made for something I special ordered, it was swiftly resolved. Professional, nouvelle and old school combined. Rock'n'bowl next door. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Love the fact that eatery has its own garden, chickens across the street. Food tastes freshly made. Care goes into presentation. Waitress was lovely, tireless young worker."
Dined on 5/27/2014
Fantastic staff, incredible food.
Beer selection is disappointing but New Orleans just isn't a hotbed of craft brewing...yet. Go figure?"
Dined on 5/17/2014
Terrific service, exceptional
food, and pleasant surroundings…..The College Inn delivers all of these. Plus, it's great to find such a restaurant with free parking, and plenty of it. We've been dining here for years and plan to continue doing so for many more, it's great to have the opportunity to make reservations now!!!"
Dined on 5/16/2014
Delicious, they must cook them in
heavy cream and then add the Gouda, they were excellent. The shrimp came piled on top in a shallow bowl, whole and not shelled and it was a big question how to eat them, so we just picked them up as there was no plate to cut them on. But who cares? I didn't see any food police. You can see there are many repeat customer locals mostly with families of all ages. Nice busy, bustling place. "
Dined on 5/16/2014
Good food and money off for rock n
Bowl venue next door. "
Dined on 5/4/2014
Dinner at Ye Olde College Inn
combined with a great band next door at the Rock n Bowl makes for a fun night out!"
Dined on 5/4/2014
This truly is a hidden gem and we
locals hope to keep it that way. The crowd is vibrant. The servers are engaging. The food is outstanding from upscale to comfort dishes. A recent friend from out of town wanted to know if this chef was getting recognition, and my reply was, "I hope not." We want to keep the chef for ourselves."
Dined on 5/2/2014
great atmosphere with a great
bowling alley and music nearby for entertainment afterwards.service was great as was the food.wine was so so and chintzy on the pour.but rest was great."
Dined on 5/2/2014
Took our entire family there for
dinner. We had a really nice time and a great meal. Terrific for a family dinner."
Dined on 5/1/2014
Had a great first time here. Great
menu, enjoyed the lamb shanks, braised short ribs and broiled fish of the day. Had the onion rings and crawfish mac and cheese, great starters. Friendly, prompt service. Our first time- finished at the rock and bowl next door."
Dined on 4/26/2014
I like this place because it is
consistent, with very good service. Also, the kitchen is open till 11 which is a rarity around here. New menu this trip emphasizing garden-to-table, and large garden belonging to the restaurant is right across the street. "
Dined on 4/26/2014
Even on Jazzfest weekend, they got
us seated slightly ahead of our reservation. Bartender provided an excellent Sazerac during the wait. Dinner was perfectly prepared and served, with the waiter attentive but not hovering, just as we like. We try to visit this restaurant every visit to New Orleans because the food is always well thought out, unpretentious, but excellent and fresh ingredients. And they make you welcome whether you are gritty from the festival or well dressed. "
Dined on 4/26/2014
My friends daughter gave us gift
cards for Christmas and we have both had illness and just found the time to come use them and as always we enjoyed our meal very much."
Dined on 4/26/2014
Small portions. Loud dining room
and very chilly. Service has been disappointing - the time between appetizers and entrees was excessive and on a previous occasion the server forgot to bring the wine I ordered."
Dined on 4/18/2014
Fair food. Shorts and Sweatshirt
attire. Nothing to go back for."
Dined on 4/17/2014
I have passed ye old college inn
for three years now, wondered how the food was, it was very good,"
Dined on 3/26/2014
we've passed this place many
times, but finally made reservations to eat there. the place was packed, which was good! our food was delicious! i had the braised short rib! would definitly recommend! they also offer a voucher for rock and bowl next door, but we werent interested in that! place looks dated and old, but has character."
Dined on 3/22/2014
Great place to go if you're
planning to go to the Rock 'n Bowl for dancing/entertainment. It's right next door, owned by the same folks, and if you ask at the restaurant, they'll give you a voucher for five bucks off the cover charge. Thursday nights are Zydeco music/dancing."
Dined on 3/13/2014
Found this restaurant when looking
for best eats in the NO. We were seated immediately and greeted by a waiter. Service was great and the food was delicious. I had seafood gumbo as an app and ordered the special of the day which was a stripped fish with shrimp over succotash. I was disappointed when the dish came out to find the succotash was a cream base. I had to send it back and order something else. Both the waiter and the chef came back to ensure I was pleased with my second choice (lamb with grits) which I was. Only downfall, we took a cab (we are visitors from DC) and it took 45 min to get one back to the hotel. I asked the host to call twice but nothing and cabs were not stopping for us outside."
Dined on 3/5/2014
The food was amazing as has been
in the past. The waiters are very nice and will give their own opinion when you cannot make up your mind. I always love going to Ye olde College inn. Great place!"
Dined on 2/26/2014
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Note: The following is one of a series of articles from the Canyon Ranch Institute dedicated to showing people how to live healthier and encouraging folks to take small steps to adjust their lifestyle.
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Even though I had a reservation I still had to wait 30 minutes.
The truck I got had just arrived back and had not been cleaned out. Still had blankets in the back(were removed) and reeked of cigarettes and beer. Had to bring it to their attention that there was a puddle of beer on the floor and some spilled down the door.
Greg (I think was his name) was very nice and helpful and cleaned up the mess.
I would think there should be someone in charge of returned vehicles so that they are cleaned out and readied for rental again, including topping off the gas tank. I received it a little low and told to return it at the same level. HOW WOULD I KNOW WHEN TO STOP!
The truck ran fine and did the job.
It was a busy weekend but they took care of me as fast as they could, thank you George. I had asked (via 1800 number) to pick up truck at one location and later got an email telling me I had to go to another. I think they should be more up front about that and customers should be aware that they will most likely be directed to a different location, esp if busy weekend. Some of the people (at 1-800 number) I spoke to were very helpful and some were not.
I stood in line for an hour before I was helped at the desk while picking up my reserved truck. This was defiantly my last UHAUL experience. Advice? Adequately staff your business.
When customers call and make reservations give them the right size for what they have. There was no parking to leave my car.
Extremely busy but was taken care of quickly
These guys are great! Very fast and efficient and friendly!
Waited for more than 15 minutes with no one anywhere around, the counter and store had no personel on duty for that period of time
People were nice, truck was clean. Lines and ability to serve are a major issue and the reason I won't recommend this location at this time. I even tried to avoid the busy hours to reduce the line and that still left understaffed/over worked employees on duty. Time is valuable and waiting on line is waste of my time.
Frankie, the manager at this location, worked with me to rent a U-Haul trailer. I had never pulled a trailer and never rented from U-Haul before. Frankie was very helpful and encouraging, making me comfortable in driving with a trailer. He sold me a trailer hitch and light kit and installed them for me. He performed a safety check with the lights and I was on my way. Frankie displayed knowledge of the products and safety rules, and was polite with a great smile and attitude. Your company is fortunate to have an exemplary employee like Frankie. Be careful...someone is going to experience his work ethic and snatch him up!
An attendant was waiting when I pulled up. He checked the turn signals and brake lights, the fuel gauge, and I was on my way.
Convenient location for me.
Fast service
Both guys that took care of me were great.
Wonderful customer service. Moving is stressful enough. Your uhal help I hired through your website, I will always call you first. They were fantastic!
Trailer was not ready nor clean. Employee said they did not have facilities to clean equipment. paper work seem to take longer then expected. They were helpful and got me out in less ten 20 minutes.
The pick-up/drop off yard at this location seemed small/crowded, I wasn't sure which driveway to use. No customer parking that I could see. Could be because so many vehicles had been returned. Location was convenient but check-out seemed to take a long time.
Space is limited and it is hard to navigate the parking area with multiple people picking up trucks at the same time. Also, the policy to not provide the truck with a full tank is HORRIBLE! People may need to stop for gas twice just to make their move and then again before dropping it off.
Even though I had preregistered online, when I first arrived I had to wait 30 minutes behind a couple who did not. what is the good of doing this if I have to wait anyway? Need more workers at this site. When I brought back truck I had to wait 40 min. while the one worker filled propane tanks for other customers. Need more workers at this site!
The car dolly is junk all rush everywhere and welded. hard to operate.
The employer don't not how to put ramps down
To put down you need a special tools and is to dangerous becouse you need work under car.
Please uhaul not rent junks.
George took great care of us. He hooked up our equipment & got us on the road in little to no time! *****
Online reservations and text messages are confusing. They say to call to confirm but when I call I just get transferred to some person who doesn't know anything. Also text to drop off at another location - no explanation.
The Uhaul we rented needed a lot of maintenance there was times the uhaul wouldn't go a certain speed you had to use certain gears to get more speed. The person who checks you out should give instructions as to what gears to use to give you more speed.
Really good guys work there and very helpful. Thanks!
My truck broke down. There was a lot of augment about the gas needle. Poor experience.
The employee did not do a walk through with me, did not talk to me about damage on the truck or any policies relating to this. When I called and asked for him to call me back- no reply. I also waited over 25 min each time to pick up and return my truck (with only 1-2 people in front of me)
Staff member CJ was a great help. Excellent customer service.
Was charged for something that didnt happen!
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A local charity worker went before a judge Monday morning after being accused of stealing donations.
According to police, Henry McGlothin was working as a Salvation Army bell ringer outside of Loveland Kroger when he was seen stealing the cash he was collecting.
McGlothin is currently out on bond and his trial is set for January 8, 2014.
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Although Ronald Reagan had a very destructive blind spot when came to the war on people who use certain kinds of drugs, I would still rate him as by far the best president of my lifetime. This is because he was the first president since Calvin Coolidge to understand the central tenet guiding the Founding Father's vision of what America should be. Reagan knew that it was not about him; it was about us, the people. I do not think you can say the same of George Bush.
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New 'Godzilla' Images & Featurette: Gareth Edwards' Favorite Movie Monsters
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Robert Downey Jr. Calls 'The Avengers 2′ Ambitious; Teases Hawkeye's Role
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New 'Game of Thrones' Season 4 Trailers: All Men Must Die
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Epic 3-Minute 'Arrow' Trailer Features Suicide Squad, Deathstroke & the Birds of Prey
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Hugh Jackman Talks Wolverine's 'Inevitable' Recasting
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Are Two More 'Indiana Jones' Movies in the Works?
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The Maranatha Information Technology (IT) Department is performing work this summer to move all IT systems from the mbbc.edu domain to mbu.edu. Check this page for updates! Thank you for your patience and understanding as we update and improve Maranatha's technology infrastructure.
Upcoming IT Maintenance
- TBD - VMware Maintenance
- Begins at 12:00AM, 1 hour of downtime expected (MyMaranatha, Email, MNet)
- TBD - Transition to new SAN
- Begins at 12:00AM, some downtime may be experienced (all systems)
Completed IT Maintenance
- Friday, June 27th – Storage Area Network (SAN) Maintenance
- Begins at 12:00AM, 2-3 hours of potential downtime (all systems)
- Wednesday, July 2nd – VMware Maintenance
- Begins at 12:00AM, no downtime expected, but performance may be impacted (all systems)
- Saturday, July 12th – Sunday, July 13th – MBU Domain Transition
- Begins at 12:00AM Saturday morning, 48 hours of downtime expected (all systems)
Outlook Configuration for MBU (On-Campus)
Outlook Users: follow this process to get your Outlook client connected to MBU. You can also call the IT Department and request that a Help Desk technician configure Outlook for you.
- Close Outlook.
- Check to see if a .prf (PICS Rule File) exists in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\.
- If there is a .prf file, contact the Help Desk so that they can remove the file.
- Open Control Panel and click on the Mail icon
- Click the Show Profiles button
- Click Add to create a new Outlook profile, name it "MBU", then click OK.
- Click the Always use this profile radio button, select the MBU profile, then click Apply.
- Use @mbu.edu address (should be pre-populated)
- Additional Steps for Office 2010/Outlook 2010
- Choose Advanced Settings
- Choose Exchange
- Set Exchange server to exchange-02.mbu.edu
- Click More Settings
- Select Connection tab
- Enable Outlook Anywhere
- Enter address as mail.mbu.edu
- Click OK, Next, and Finish
Domain Transition – Frequently Asked Questions
After the transition is complete, MBU sites like my.mbbc.edu and mail.mbbc.edu will move to my.mbu.edu and mail.mbu.edu. We will do our best to redirect mbbc.edu links to the new mbu.edu locations. To log into systems that require the whole email address (like MNet/SharePoint), you will need to login with email@example.com. (See next question.)
iOS/Android/Mac Mail Users: after the transition is complete, you will need to change your email server setting to mail.mbu.edu. Contact IT for more details.
Students: Mailboxes will be moved over the week of July 16-27. During this time continue to use https://mail.mbbc.edu. If you receive the error "The Outlook Web App address https://mail.mbbc.edu/owa is out of date." when logging in, it means your account has been moved to the MBU email server. Go to https://mail.mbu.edu to log in after that point.
Will my username and password change?
For most people, no. Users currently using the FirstInitialLastName addresses (i.e. JSmith or JDoe) will be changed over to FirstName.LastName (i.e. John.Smith or Jane.Doe) on an individual basis. If your password does not work after the transition, contact us using the information below.
What is the timeline for transitioning my email from @mbbc.edu to @mbu.edu?
All Maranatha email users have been switched to use @mbu.edu addresses by default. However, we set up an additional address on all accounts (called an "alias") so that users can continue receiving email directed to their @mbbc.edu address. However, this will only work until November. (See next question.)
I use my @mbbc.edu address in other websites (Amazon.com, eBay, etc.). Do we get any extended privilege for these other sites?
Unfortunately, no. You need to change your email address in these sites to use your @mbu.edu email. As of November, Maranatha will no longer own the mbbc.edu domain and no extensions or exceptions are available. This is the policy of EDUCAUSE, the organization that issues .edu web addresses.
Will my emails that went to my @mbbc.edu address disappear?
No, your entire mailbox (which includes email, calendar appointments, contacts, and tasks) will be copied to our new MBU email server.
Have a question not answered here? Having problems? Contact the MBU IT Department at 920.206.2322 or email email@example.com.
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CHULA VISTA (CBS 8) – They're both inspiring kids to pursue their dreams, no matter what.
Paralympic athletes are proving they can run, bike and swim without legs, and now they're motivating kids to go for the gold in their own lives.
Blake Leeper, a Paralympic runner and Rudy Garcia-Tolson, a Paralympic swimmer, visited Halecrest Elementary Thursday as part of a multi-school tour.
"If you work hard you can overcome any situation and have fun with life," Blake said.
Rudy is a two-time gold medalist in swimming. Both of his legs were amputated when he was five due to a congenital birth defect.
"I tell people they cut my chains off, because after that I was able to walk to school every day, I was able to run, I was able to swim, ride a bike. I was able to be a normal, young, active kid.
The Paralympians greeted the students along with the school's principal, Shayne Wilson, who also knows about adversity. Her hair continues to grow back after beating breast cancer.
"We have a lot of kids who hae challenges, and they need to know that they can overcome those challenges and become anything they want to be," Wilson said.
Rudy and Blake are currently training for the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio.


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Band is pretty good. They could be All That Remains with a girl kinda.
That solo was pretty awesome.Digging: Polyphia - Muse
Digging: Polyphia - Muse
Originally read this as System of a Down and got excited as hell.
Singer used to sing in Distorted who were good, then left for this shitty band with her husband from Aborym. Isnt most of this band American though?Digging: My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
Digging: My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
lol this band is nothing like atrDigging: The Front Bottoms - The Front Bottoms
Digging: The Front Bottoms - The Front Bottoms
Fuck. 'System Divide' above 'Dawn Of Ashes' made this System Of A Down for me
Good song, but the chorus should have sped up not slowed down IMO. This is a cool album, Balls is just mad because she ditched Distorted for this band.Digging: Nero Di Marte - Derivae
Digging: Nero Di Marte - Derivae
this is a good album. nothing mindblowing but it is enjoyable. similar to Deadlock but i like this more
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Earthship Biotecture will be featured on the upcoming North Central New Mexico episode of "New Mexico True Television" this Sunday at 8:30am on KOB-TV Channel 4.
Earthship Academy student and professional videographer John Senften has just produced a 25 minute video about the Academy session he attended in Taos, New Mexico in the Spring of 2014.
We'd like to thank John and all the wonderful students who appear in the video! It's a fantastic overview of the program.
There have been several hits on a Global Model Earthship being built for a Taos family who was displaced after losing their home in Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Last year, we had 35 students and several crew members begin the tire pounding and within a week's time were able to complete the 9 courses of the main structural tire wall. The Bilal family has been in Taos since that time and have been the focus of our local humanitarian effort.
Since last spring, Earthship Biotecture has donated time and labor working with our interns, Academy students and various high school groups towards enclosing and eventually finishing the Bilal family's Earthship. Several groups have worked with us over the year to pack out the back tire wall creating more support and preparing for the roof to go on. Read More
This Spring semester the UNM Green Technologies program will be offering Intro to Earthship Biotecture as one of their electives to fulfill the sustainability credit. Phil Basehart, who has worked for Earthship Biotecture for over 20 years, will be the lead instructor. Guest instructors will include Michael Reynolds and Earthship systems specialists from our plumbing and electrical staff. Students will tour Earthships, take classes on Earthship design principles and spend time on construction sites learning how to pound tires, lay cans and bottles and plaster with adobe. We are excited to start this partnership with UNM and hope it paves the way for Earthship concepts to enter the curriculum at the college level here in New Mexico and around the country and world.
To sign up online please visit: www.taos.unm.edu/current-schedule
Today is a another good day in the realm of Earthship Food Production.
We woke up to 2 inches of snow today, with outside temperatures around 35 degrees F, this morning.
I picked the first Earthship grown Papaya, looking out the front face of our office, at the earth berms of the Survival Pods in front of us, covered in a light dusting of snow. In my hand I held the first succulent, sweet smelling papaya, that I had grown from seed in our office at Earthship Headquarters, on the Greater World Community, Taos, New Mexico. Read More
Our people here at Earthship Seattle are busy bees. We're working on promoting and coordinating the upcoming Earthship Seminar in Seattle with Mike Reynolds on September 20, 21, 22. We're also distributing flyers, contacting local media to inspire them to do stories on Earthships, designing posters and t-shirts, running movie screenings and meetings, and we are about to build a WOM (Water Organization Module), as well as gathering information on building permits, etc. Read More
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Ever think about productive ways we can use (or save!) the earth's resources? Wood, water, soil, or even what you may consider to be "junk?" Believe it or not, this "junk" can be used to make some pretty sustainable (and fun!) items, such as alternative housing or even model transportation! If you ever need new ideas about what to do with your old stuff, the Seattle Mini Maker Faire will provide you with endless inventive ideas!
"Earthship Seattle" was born in early Fall 2012 and quickly became a tight group of dedicated volunteers who see Earthships as one of the best solutions for the future to help people be resilient and free without harming the planet.
Plus, the bottle walls are pretty!
spring Academy update from the job site – building a one bedroom global model in the Greater World Community
first courses of tires, Q&A with Phil, cooling tubes, thermal wrap
earthship spring academy week 2 – systems classes, tire pounding cont., thermal wrap, cisterns/plumbing, subfloors, prepping for concrete footing, moving dirt.


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No. 2 Tipton (16-1) at Northwestern (8-5)
The Blue Devils ride a nine-game winning streak into tonight's date at Northwestern. Included in the run is an overtime victory over Kokomo.
The Devils are led by do-it-all guard/forward Mike Crawford, the Tribune area's leading scorer at 27.8 ppg. Guard Blake Hoover adds 10.6 ppg, freshman guard Mason Degenkolb scores 7.7 ppg and inside player Nate Friend adds 6.8 ppg.
"They just have a lot of balance in their lineup," Northwestern coach Jim Gish said. "Obviously, Crawford's a very good basketball player, but he does such a nice job of making everybody better around him, and the guys around him are very good basketball players as well. It raises the level of everyone because they're so unselfish.
"They have the ability to score in several different ways. Crawford has the outside-inside ability. The guards are very good shooters and they have the ability to take you off the bounce."
Another inside-outside threat leads Northwestern as Trenton Brazel averages 21.2 ppg. Chase Johnson adds 10.3 ppg and an area-best 9.8 rpg.
Crawford leads Tipton in rebounding at 9.1 rpg.
"With as big as [the Devils] are, they do a really nice job of getting on the offensive glass," Gish said. "We have to find a way to make sure that that rebounding margin stays as close as we can keep it. It's hard enough to stop them in the first go around, if they get multiple shots in the same possession it makes life really difficult."
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Going from the relaxed setting of summer to the rule-filled classroom can be challenging for a lot of kids. One day, you're staying up late and sleeping in, the next, it's up at the crack of dawn and rushing out the door. Whether your kid is going to school for the first time, or is an elementary veteran, these tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics can help ease the transition from from summer to scholar.
Make the first day easier.
Choose a safe backpack.
Develop good homework and study habits early.
For months, the kids have played to their hearts' content, watched movies, frolicked at the pool and done anything and everything but, well, math (with the possible exception of counting change at the lemonade stand). Now that school is just around the corner, it's time to exercise that brain again. These apps for reading, math, science and more are a great place to start.
My First Day of School. First day of school jitters? Prepare your kindergartener or preschooler the best way you can: with a story. In this iStoryTime book, "My First Day of School," Charlie is a little bit nervous about the first day of school, but with a little preparation and a lot of questions, he does a great job. And he can't wait for day two! (99 cents, for iPhone and iPad, ages 4 and up.)
MeeGenius. For those nights when you just can't find the energy to read "just one more" bedtime story, MeeGenius can do it for you. This virtual library gives you and your child access to hundreds of audio e-books, and with the read-along feature, your children can highlight words and continue their own quest to read. The site offers a few free books to try the service out, or your can subscribe for a monthly fee. (The MeeGenius app is available through the iTunes and Google Play stores.Recommended for kids up to age 8).
Math Academy. Hopefully, your kids have gotten lots of practice adding and subtracting the spoils from their lemonade stands this summer. If you're ready to kick that math up a notch, download Math Academy, a math app aimed at elementary school aged children, which rewards kids with a virtual sticker collection. Free in iTumes. (Recommended for ages 4 and up).
Chicktionary. It's easy to understand why Chicktionary, a spelling game of the chicken variety, was named Top 25 iPad App for Kids by TIME and a Top iPhone and iPad App for Grade-Schoolers by MSNBC, Mashable and Tecca. It's just so darned cute! In the game, each chicken has a letter on it. Arrange them to make words and earn "eggchievements." (Available for Apple and Android, $1.99, recommended for ages 4 and up.)
Ansel & Clair with Little Green Island. Does your little ecologist want to save the world? Ansel & Clair with Little Green Island is a great place to start. Kids can create their own island, plant their own trees, clear trash, clean up oil spills, replace pesticides with natural methods and more. This is the best kind of learning a kid or parent could ask for: it's a blast. (Available for iPad and iPhone, $1.99-$4.99, recommended for ages 6 to 8.)
If you're old enough to remember the "Brady Bunch," then you probably remember the episode when Marcia made it a point to brush her hair 100 times before bed. Well guess what? Marcia was in overdrive with her beauty routine. The idea that brushing, brushing, brushing your hair will make it softer and more manageable is a myth! Our Pigtails & Crewcuts stylists share their favorite myths (and truths) when it comes to hair.
Myth: Lather, rinse, repeat will make your hair shiny and more healthy.
Truth: One wash at a time is plenty. The "repeat" directive is a hair fallacy perpetuated by, you guessed it, shampoo makers.
Myth: The more you cut your hair, the faster it will grow.
Truth: You hair will grow at the same rate, no matter how many times you trim it.
Myth: Going outside (or going to sleep) with wet hair will make you sick.
Truth: Whether your hair is wet or dry has nothing to do with whether or not you'll catch a cold.
Myth: You should switch shampoos every couple of months to keep your hair healthy.
Truth: Your hair doesn't develop a tolerance to shampoo. Find one you like and stick with it, or switch it up if you like. It's up to you—not your hair.
Myth: Pulling a gray hair will make more grow in its place.
Truth: Gray hair will grow at the same rate, whether you're pluck-happy or not.
Myth: You can repair split ends with styling products.
Truth: The real solution to split ends is regular hair trims. Once those ends crack, there's no going back.
Myth: Cold water brings out the shine in your hair.
Truth: Cold water won't make much of a difference on your hair. If you're looking for added shine, you'll find it in conditioners and styling products. Talk to your Pigtails & Crewcuts stylist about which ones are best for you.
Top 10 Reasons Dads Should Get Their Hair Cut at Pigtails & Crewcuts
Pigtails & Crewcuts isn't just for kids. Dads everywhere have discovered that they, too, can get a Pigtails & Crewcuts haircut, saving time and making memories with their children. No, we don't have dad-sized fire truck chairs (note to management: look into this!), but we do offer a family-friendly atmosphere, skilled stylists, great prices and incredible convenience.
Here are the top 10 reasons that Dad should get his hair cut at Pigtails & Crewcuts.
1. Set a great example. You are your child's hero. This is a great way to show them that getting a haircut is an exciting and enjoyable experience for the whole family.
2. Dad vs. kid video game challenge. Ready to prove who's king in a Super Mario Bros. challenge? Try your thumbs at our video game collection while we trim away. Your haircut may be done before the game even ends!
3. It keeps you young. Youthfulness defines Pigtails & Crewcuts, and that keeps our stylists up-to-date on all the latest haircutting trends and techniques. Whether you're young or young-at-heart, your Dad haircut will help shave off the years.
4. Make it a dad-daughter/dad-son date. One-on-one time is precious, and even more so if you're both taking part in the activity at hand. Plan a day around your Pigtails & Crewcuts outing and make it extra special.
5. Let us be your guide. Dads don't always know what they want in a haircut. Neither do kids! Pigtails & Crewcuts stylists specialize in giving you the right look for you. Sit back and relax, and we'll do all the work.
6. Fits easily into your schedule. No, we don't have race car chairs for dads to sit in, but we do operate with race car speed. When you work with kids all day, you learn the meaning of efficiency. We know that busy dads have limited time, and we take that to heart, giving you a quality haircut almost as fast as you can say "Lightening McQueen."
7. Walk-ins are welcome. If an hour opens up between soccer, softball and piano practice, stop by! We're happy to accommodate the whole family.
8. Catch up on your favorite flicks. We know how dads love their flat screens. Pigtails & Crewcuts does, too. Each of our salons has multiple TVs playing the latest movies, giving you a much-needed break while you get your hair cut.
9. Our salon is kid approved. At our kid-proof salon, we've seen it all. Dads don't need to worry about their child crying, talking too loud or saying inappropriate things. You can let your kids be kids at Pigtails & Crewcuts and worry about other important Dad things— like the latest fantasy football rankings or improving that golf swing.
10. Why should kids have all the fun? The older we get, the more serious the haircut experience becomes. Pigtails & Crewcuts makes dads feel like kids again, and we think that's priceless.
In June Dad's Cuts are $15 when you bring your little one for a haircut! Happy Father's Day!
Having a frizzy day? Apply some avocado. Feeling oily? Sprinkle some cornstarch on your scalp. Spend too much time in the sun? Honey is the cure for dry and sun-damaged locks. While many of us have spent a fortune on hair and skin products over the years, it seems that most of the answers to our beauty questions are actually right at our fingertips—and in our gardens and pantries. Here are some recipes you can try at home.
Mix your own sugar scrub. All it takes is sugar, essential oils and scents that you and your kids love! Visit Wellness Mama for recipes that create pumpkin pie scrub, lemon hand scrub and lemon lavender facial scrub.
Create your own facemask. Facemasks you buy at the store are expensive and often filled with ingredients you can't even pronounce. We found a variety of masks for all skin types at Stylemom.com, and learned a lot in the process. Did you know that turmeric and yogurt will help brighten your skin? Lemon, honey, milk and cucumber will soothe, and yogurt and oatmeal are great for sunburns. Dark chocolate, which is high in anti-oxidants, is even great for your skin!
Blend your own conditioner. Your refrigerator could actually be storing your next hair treatment. Avocado, mayonnaise, rosemary, coconut milk, soybean oil—they're all ingredients (although not necessarily together!) in these DIY hair care products. The site EverydayRoots.com even offers recipes for homemade dandruff treatments.
Round up your own remedies. From conditioning dry and damaged hair to drying up that greasy sheen, Woman's Day pulled together a number of home remedies to address the most common beauty challenges. Read more here.
We've all heard that natural ingredients are better for our hair. Items that aren't natural often include chemicals that are potentially harmful. While Europe and other areas are stringent about banning potentially damaging chemicals in beauty and food products, the U.S. is far more lax in what's allowed. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the following products, which are found commonly in hair items, could be associated with potential health risks.
Formaldehyde – Found in some shampoos and bleach, formaldehyde can cause allergic reactions and, according to the EPA, has been tied to cancer.
Lead – A common ingredient in hair dye, the EPA states that lead can be harmful. If you're going to dye your hair, find a product that is non-toxic and chemical-free.
Sodium Hydroxide – Found in perms and relaxers, sodium hydroxide can be damaging to the skin and lungs if overexposure occurs.
Dibutyl Phthalates– Used as a fragrance in hair products, overexposure has been tied to digestive issues in humans, and has posed greater health risks, including cancer, in animals.
Hydantoin DMDM – Found in children's conditioners and detanglers, this "antimicrobial formaldehyde releasing agent" can be damaging to kids' developing systems.
DEA/MEA/TEA – These three-letter acronyms put the foam into many shampoos, and can be irritating to the eyes, skin, nose and throat.
To avoid exposure to unnecessary chemicals, we suggest that you always talk to your Pigtails & Crewcuts' stylist about what products are best for your child's hair. We're constantly researching the latest items and are happy to share our expertise.
Inflate the beach balls, load the cooler and buckle the kids in the car, it's summer time! Just remember that the sun, wind and water can take a toll on your lovely locks. We've all seen the unfortunate kids at the pool with the green hair! The experts at Pigtails & Crewcuts shared the following hair tips for summer to keep the green out and the shine in.
Trim early and often. Dry and dead ends will become even more unruly—and unsightly—when exposed to sun and chlorine. Beat the heat with a trim and schedule regular appointments throughout the summer to keep hair looking healthy.
Shampoo gently. Go easy on your hair! Find a shampoo that's free of sulfates and detergents. Your natural oils are important, and the chemicals in some shampoos can strip those oils away. Talk to your Pigtails & Crewcuts stylist about what shampoo is best for your hair.
Soak then swim. Take a tip from professional swimmers and get your hair wet in the shower before diving in the pool. Hair acts like a sponge when it takes on water. If it's already wet, it will absorb fewer pool chemicals.
No green from chlorine. Chlorine has a way of turning even the prettiest hair green and straw-like. Speak with your Pigtails & Crewcuts stylist about an anti-chlorine shampoo you can use to protect your lovely locks.
Detangler detour. Pools and beaches are a surefire way to a head full of tangles. Use a detangler before you brush so that you're not ripping through a head full of knots.
Condition yourself. Sun, wind, water—they can all wick the moisture right out of your hair. Be sure and condition consistently to give your hair what it needs all summer long to truly shine. Talk with your stylist at Pigtails & Crewcuts for recommendations on a good shampoo for you.
You are what you eat. Research has shown that omega-3 fatty acid is great for healthy hair. So eat your spinach! Along with salmon, tuna, eggs, walnuts, olive oil and other foods.
Note: If you need more help, please come in to our salon for a free consultation. We have a great selection of hair care products that will help you get your hair back on track!
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Dorothy Thomas Hill of Gardendale was born on January 26, 1920 in Avondale and passed away Monday, September 2, 2013 at the age of 93.
She was a member of the Eastern Star. Dorothy was a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother who was very much loved and will be greatly missed.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Gordon Hill; a son, Jack T. Trucks; brother, Otha Thomas; three sisters, Clara Beshear; Juanita Carrico, and Helen Robinson.
She is survived by her loving family, her daughter, Mary Sue Hughes (Willie); four grandchildren, Dottie Fleshman (Paul), Chris Hughes (Carol), Marie Trucks Brown (Tom), and Jack H. Trucks; five great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Special thanks to Caregiver Vanessa Taylor.
A visitation will be held Thursday, September 5, 2013 at Ridout's Gardendale Chapel from 1 until 2 p.m. with a graveside service to follow at 2 p.m. in Oakwood Memorial Gardens.
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Dorothy Thomas Hill of Gardendale was born on January 26, 1920 in Avondale and passed away Monday, September 2, 2013 at the age of 93.
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Thanks to plenty of warning and preparation time, people in Jefferson County were able to prepare for the storms that ripped through our area last night. Schools let out early and businesses closed up so people could get to their safe places with their families and take cover from the storms.
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