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400 Ocean Dr
Miami Beach, FL 33139
Miami Beach / South Beach
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The Local House Details
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(786) 230-8396
Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Monday - Sunday: 8:30am - 5:00pm.
Lunch: Monday - Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm.
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm.
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
International, Mediterranean
Executive Chef:
Guily Booth
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wine
Getting there
Cross Street:
4th St.
Parking Details:
There is also street parking available.
A word from The Local House
We are a Raw Bar &Grill featuring fresh, mouth-watering cuisine with a Latin twist. Come and enjoy our daily brunch with unlimited mimosas on our beautiful veranda or in the dining room. For dinner, we offer freshly prepared seafood dishes, delicious buffalo sweet & sour pork wings or lamb
sliders, as an example of what's on our menu. We are located in the Sense Beach House hotel on South Beach.
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Diner Reviews
This restaurant was a wonderful
surprise - great food, expertly prepared. We had several appetizers during the happy hour and everything was perfect. I would love to go back again for the brunch."
Dined on 8/21/2014
Came here for a late lunch at 2 pm
on a Sunday - they have an excellent brunch with bottomless mimosas but we didn't have it. Tuma appetizer is delicious, grouper sliders and mussels were also delicious. I would highly recommend! Our waiter Jose was a delight as well. Sit outside for fun people watching."
Dined on 8/17/2014
Went to local house based on
reviews with four buddies while on vacation. Worst dining experience in terms of food quality I have ever had. We ordered 7-8 items from the menu to share. Lamb burger- dry, fries prepared in burnt oil Calamari- prepared in burnt oil Watermelon salad- pathetic Shrimp risotto- bland Crispy octopus- cooked well Fire sliders- not bad; very average Oysters- tasted good but not cleaned properly I dine very often and this is the first bad review I have ever left. Chose the restaurant based on the reviews so I wanted to share my experience to help out any unsuspecting individuals. I recommends to avoid. Many more choices in south beach."
Dined on 8/9/2014
Excellent restaurant, so much we
ate there twice. Branzino and polenta fries were excellent. Get the lemon aioli with the fries. Service was excellent. A nice change from the South Beach scene of plastic printed menus, assertive hostesses, absurd prices and marginal food."
Dined on 8/2/2014
Main reason for going was to get
oysters on the half shell. They were over priced and they add some type of special additive to them. Needless to say I did not like what they put on them especially at that price point. I do not recommend it for small children. Server was good and knowledgeable."
Dined on 7/27/2014
nothing more to say. :) we did a
stay cation there. the brunch was great. the nite caps we had were chill. the service was warm and friendly and timely! we are excited to come back."
Dined on 7/20/2014
Went for the $19 mimosas on my
birthday! OH EM GEE! The waiter was amazing (fast and courteous as well as funny) and consistent! I never had to ask for a refill or anything. He even gave me a tiramisu for my birthday! My sorority sister had steak and eggs and I had the eggs benedict with the crab and we split a serving of French toast. Food and mimosas were so good I wanted to shove the whole restaurant into my luggage and bring it back to Orlando with me! My goodness it was EVERYTHING! Definitely where you HAVE to go to get some FANTASTIC food and really ENJOY Miami's class and sophistication . We will be back for sure!"
Dined on 6/24/2014
to a great neighborhood, with good
specials and a nice bar scene, never too busy"
Dined on 5/28/2014
Great to have such a pleasant
place south of Fifth. Very welcoming and some interesting food and drink offerings. Always a good sign when the least expensive wine on the menu is excellent. Seating at the outside tables is a little tight and someone is going to hit their head on the low-hanging lamps!"
Dined on 5/15/2014
Very good dinner and food ; An
exception on Ocean road ! "
Dined on 5/3/2014
We arrived on time for our
reservation and the place was empty. The waiter was rude and had horrible energy. We ordered Entrees and several sides. Minutes later, several large parties came in and we thought we were lucky .He came back 45 min later and asked us what we ordered.. He never put our order in. After apologizing and explaining that their computer wasnt working, he promised our food would be out in 5 min. Another 35 min later the whole restaurant was eating except us. We were ready to leave and the food came out unfortunately, it was not worth the wait. The Branzino lacked any flavor and the lamb sliders were flavorless as well. We read the negative reviews and wanted to give them a shot. I will heed the warnings in the future."
Dined on 5/3/2014
I had the ceviche and tuna
sliders. The ceviche was tasty and had a slight spicy flavor, which was appealing. The sliders were prepared in two styles -both were tasty yet lacked enough tuna. Too much bread for the quantity of protein. The grilled octopus was spectacular - incredibly moist unlike most attempts to serve this mollusk. Prices were reasonable, outdoor setting very pleasant while the weather stays springlike."
Dined on 4/25/2014
Local House has a beautiful,
intimate dining room and a nice small outside area as well. We chose to be inside, unfortunately there is one large round table in the middle of the room where a very noisy, and inconsiderate, party of people were dining which made it hard to hear each other. Outside also had a noisy party. So, would we return? Maybe we would give it one more try. The service at first was non-existent, then our particular server was ok."
Dined on 4/22/2014
Great restaurant. Enjoyed our
breakfast went back twice. Excellent coffee "
Dined on 4/18/2014
How Local House made Eater Miami's
38 essential list is a mystery to me. First courses of fried calamari (an unappetizing color and a small portion) and arugula salad (flavored with dill - odd and not mentioned on the menu) were passable, but entrees of branzino (overcooked, dry and unseasoned) and seafood stew in a saffron broth (overcooked, tough seafood and no taste of saffron) were not. Service was a mixed bag. Ambiance and wine (suggested by server) were the best parts of the meal, but not enough to warrant a return visit."
Dined on 4/15/2014
Good wine list. Friendly but
unprofessional staff. The real let-down is the food however. The sashimi tastes ok, but is sliced translucently thin, so you can see through (and is about 5% of the slice photographed for their website). The menu promises various dressings on the salads and dishes, but basically everything gets soaked in some mayo-concoction. Scallops seared at low heat in lots of butter, so they soak up all the fat. Yuck. My wife's salad was an enormous pile of arugula, with ONE strawberry, ONE walnut and a tiny morsel of goat cheese. We know you shouldn't eat in these Ocean Drive things (we were the only locals during the time we were there), but against better judgment we tried this one. Never again."
Dined on 4/15/2014
The salad I had was not over
dressed it was light and refreshing. The mussels were tasty and the broth was very good. The bread pudding for dessert was delicious. The tiramisu was also excellent it was light and refreshing. I also had a drink and it was very well made. "
Dined on 4/10/2014
We discovered the local house
while walking around the South Beach area and made a reservation for dinner that night – a good move. The staff is very friendly and we had a couple of cocktails with served by Jessica the bartender who was fun and informative – gave us the recipe for one of their signature drinks which I want to take home to Maine. The food was outstanding – I had a Chilean Seabass and my wife had scallops. We were completely pleased by the experience. And they have a boutique hotel in which the restaurant is launched and we hope to come back and stay there next year. Local house is a winner – close to South Beach but far enough away that you don't have all the craziness. M"
Dined on 4/7/2014
I went with a group of 7 girls for
my sister's bachlorette. They gave us a lovely table outside, and were very accommodating to a picky group of girls. We had the seafood dish for 4 and lots of other small plates and everyone was extremely happy with their food. The oysters and clams were incredibly fresh. I highly recommend the truffle fries, they are super skinny and crunchy!"
Dined on 4/5/2014
This place was a welcomed change
from the other resturants in Sobe..no blaring music! Just beautiful tasteful decor. The entree portions are small...you will have enough room for one if thier wonderful homemade desserts."
Dined on 4/2/2014
Really enjoyed our dinner here.
Nice night so we dined outside with view of Ocean Dr (always good people watching). Fun drinks--hubby loved the oyster martini. Good wine list. Best bacon wrapped dates I have ever had. Pan seared Branzino was delicious. Hubby had the sea bass special and loved every bite. Service was excellent. Very friendly staff and warm atmosphere."
Dined on 3/31/2014
SO this review is basically about
the start of the experience, bc after 20 minutes of not being greeted, given water, or any sort of apology.... we gave up and went down the street to Prime Italian, who graciously sat us and fed us immediately. This wouldn't have been so horrendous if not for fact that they sat a large party inside after us, took their drink order, and after only part of the group had arrived, continued to take their order, give them bottles of water on their table... and ignore us. They table next to us, who had arrived prior to us, also was completely ignored. Open Table forces you to review food and ambience... but I'd refer more to my ratings on Overall and service, since Food was really N/A."
Dined on 3/9/2014
The Local House is just past the
"hustle strip" of Ocean Drive. There's no one there pushing a plate of lobster and a big drink in your face. They do have spectacular, well made food - try the coconut milk ceviche."
Dined on 3/6/2014
Cute place, very nice, friendly
and attentive staff. Food very so so, extremely small portions and not very exciting."
Dined on 2/26/2014
The Local House in South Beach is
a lovely spot with very nice indoor and outdoor seating. The food was excellent but the service was even better. Highly recommend."
Dined on 2/21/2014
From hostess to bartender to
server, we received lovely, warm (if somewhat slow) service. We asked to be seated outside at the last minute and it was no problem at all. Great chic-beachy-casual atmosphere. Solid food and drinks -- nothing amazing, but tasty enough & reasonably priced for South Beach. I had oysters to start -- fresh and plump, but 1 was shucked poorly (part of the top shell had splintered off and was still attached), and the bottom adductor muscle was not cut on any of them. (I hear this is typical in Europe though -- shows the oyster is fresh -- so it may have been intentional.) Bolognese was ok, would have preferred more salt and/or cheese. BF wolfed down his salad & sliders, so I assume they were good. :)"
Dined on 2/17/2014
Great service and good food for
brunch! Sat outside in the patio for Sunday brunch- very relaxing"
Dined on 2/16/2014
The service was friendly and the
decor was pleasant. The tables on the terrace were well spaced out and the atmosphere was quiet. The main issue was the food, which was under-seasoned and boring. It was also not worth the money."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Favorite dining spot on the beach.
Love that it's just off the main strip so it's quiet and much calmer than most other places on Ocean. Great food, great drinks, amazing atmosphere!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Went for dinner and had 12
people---they put together a long table and were ready for us as soon as we arrived. Service was excellent and attentive and the food was wonderful. They really made the night fun and comfortable!"
Dined on 2/7/2014
The best dining experience I had
in Miami Beach over 5 days, by far. Excellent food and service, beautiful space, and an atmosphere that combines warmth, casual and chic without pretentiousness. I loved that there was no loud music, only good background music -- a rare fact in Miami Beach that makes this place well suited for good times with good friends and conversation."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Arrived 20 minutes early . Told no
seats were available. Once seated no waiter arrived. Cocktails were slow to arrive. Food was marginal . Waiter was very inattentive. We felt like our business was unimportant to the restaurant. Too much attitude without cause.Many new great restaurants south of fifth much better choices."
Dined on 1/24/2014
This is a small, intimate place.
Food and service all adequate. Pasta bologna se and Mac and cheese and tuna not seasoned well enough. The Chilean sea bass however was very nice. With so many places to choose from, there was nothing special here to recommend."
Dined on 1/17/2014
Great way to spend a Sunday.
Brunch in South Beach."
Dined on 1/12/2014
I went for my birthday with a
small group of 5. the place itself is very beautiful but thats about it. The service took forever I feel they dont have enough servers. The waiter came over once to take our drink orders brought the drinks and we didnt see him for about another 20 minutes and then the food took another 30 minutes. The food portions are not worth the price. I understand its ocean drive but i live in Miami and have been to numerous food spots and never once did i pay 26 dollars for a seafood stew where the plate was twice the size of what was actually in the plate. The appetizers seemed to be more filling then any of our main courses. honestly there's nothing that would make me go back there."
Dined on 12/1/2013
Fresh Food but there was a very
limited menu. One or two salads, chees plate, one choice of fish appetizer and only one cooked. Ingredients were however very fresh."
Dined on 11/23/2013
Inattentive service slow slow food
no management presence. Server was friendly but clueless"
Dined on 11/10/2013
The outdoor table was fine. It was
a lovely evening. However, from the unusual type of hard bread to the spinach that was too bitter to even eat, this restaurant is not on the top of my list. The shrimp with garlic appetizer had no flavor at all. The 3 scallops for the entree were tasty, but overpriced, even for South Beach. There are much better restaurants in the immediate area with comparable prices. We decided to try this one as it was a newer one to the area. However,we were greatly disappointed, and left hungry as well. We will definitely not be going back."
Dined on 11/8/2013
We found the food mediocre at
best...The service was decent but unavailable when we needed him. It wasn't bad, per se, but oysters were not cold, just cool, and the person who ordered the fish said the crust was extremely salty. The Greek salad was good though too heavily dressed, and the bolognese was so adequate...overall just fair. Doubt we would go back."
Dined on 11/7/2013
This place is on Ocean but away
from the craziness of the strip. It would make a very good choice to escape that chaos. The cocktails are interesting. The fish was excellent."
Dined on 10/25/2013
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Now in the morning I sleep alone
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Feel the fear in my enemy's eyes
Listen as the crowd would sing
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6 ounces salmon fillet, skin removed
1/2 to 1 teaspoon lemon pepper seasoning (without salt)
1 teaspoon olive oil
1 cup cooked, chopped spinach with 1 tablespoon low-fat sour cream
1/2 cup cooked instant brown rice, with 1/2 teaspoon butter
Sprinkle lemon pepper seasoning on both sides of salmon, pressing in lightly. In a small frying pan, heat olive oil until almost hot. Put fish in pan. Cook on medium-high heat about four minutes per side. Fish should be browned on the outside and moist inside.
This complete dinner contains approximately 442 calories, 38 g protein, 18 g fat, 33 g carbohydrates, 7 g fiber, and 262 mg sodium.
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Bus drivers, school custodians and tradesworkers with Chignecto-Central regional school board have voted to strike.
Members of Local 3890 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) held a ratification vote Sunday. The strike will affect 20,500 students and staff at 76 schools within Cumberland, Colchester and Pictou counties.
MORE INFO FOR PARENTS, STUDENTS: CCRSB website, Facebook page, Twitter feed, or special phone line at board office for comments, questions: 1-844-488-4288
"I am saddened to say that CUPE has rejected our last offer. That means that 450 of our employees will be on the street tomorrow, instead of in our schools and offices and driving our buses," said Trudy Thompson, chairwoman of the school board.
There are 17,000 students who take the bus to school in this region and high school students begin end of semester exams Monday morning.
No one from CUPE was available for comment Sunday evening.
Thompson said in a release issued Sunday night that the board is disappointed with the results of the vote.
During the strike, building maintenance will take place only on an emergency basis and all extracurricular activities have been cancelled.
As well, managers with the school board and non-unionized staff will clean schools during the evenings and weekends.
"We asked CUPE, out of respect for our high school students, to hold their strike until the end of exam week. These exam results will have a bearing for many Grade 12 students on post-secondary applications, scholarships and bursaries," said Thompson.
"CUPE denied that request."
The school board website has been set up for parents and students to get information about the strike.
There is also a Facebook page and a dedicated phone line has been set up: 1-844-488-4288.


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Compare him to Tebow. Who gets more press? TebowAnd that's even with Tebow as a backup! LOL!
Just pointing out some are easier to root for than others.
I think the team is solid personnel wise. But I still think when it comes down to Raheem having to make a call in a critical situation to win a critical game against a good team, he makes the wrong decision and they lose.Then everyone chalks it up to "he's learning, he'll do better next time".
you actually said over a year ago you think Raheem is the worst coach in the history of the NFL...
Quote from: Pepsi on August 15, 2011, 01:32:04 AMyou actually said over a year ago you think Raheem is the worst coach in the history of the NFL... His first season, he was so clueless and over his head, he was the worst head coach in the history of the NFL. Or at least the worst I've ever seen.
My player evaluation has been spot on pretty consistently.
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EAST Lancashire cycling star Steven Burke has been named in the Great Britain squad for the Track Cycling World Championships in Colombia later this month.
The 25-year-old Colne ace, who won gold in the team pursuit at the London Olympics, is once again expected to feature in that event.
He is joined in the squad by Ed Clancy, Jon Dibben, Owain Doull and Sam Harrison but there was no place for Andy Tennant.
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Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is a term used to describe a wide range of practices, services, and products that are used to promote health and wellness. The word "complementary" implies that these practices can be used along with more conventional types of medicine. The name "alternative" signifies that CAM can be considered a different option from the more traditional forms of treatment.
You may be aware of the more conventional treatment options for panic disorder, which include psychotherapy and medications. However, there are also numerous CAM practices that show promising potential for the treatment of anxiety disorders. The following outlines the most common CAM practices used for the management of panic disorder symptoms:
Acupuncture is a healing technique that was derived from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), dating back to thousands of years ago. With this approach, the acupuncturist uses needles at specific points on the body. This process is thought to assist in removing blockages of energy that may have been leading to medical and mental health issues. More recently, there have been efforts to research the scientific basis of acupuncture's effects. By restoring a sense of balance, acupuncture may be able to help with relieving anxiety and other panic disorder symptoms.
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Aromatherapy is a popular CAM method that involves the use of essential oils to promote health and wellness. There are many different types of aromatherapy oils, each possessing its own distinct scent and healing attributes. These oils can be blended together to create even more unique scents with different remedial properties.
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Reiki is a healing energy process that originates from early 20th century Japan. This technique is based off the concept that the human body is made up of energy, which can become unbalanced, causing different types of disorders. Reiki translates into "universal life energy," which is what is needed to restore one's equilibrium of energy. Trained practitioners, called Reiki Masters, use their own energy to assist in removing unwanted blockages.
There is little scientific evidence to validate the effectiveness of Reiki. However, many people report that Reiki treatments are relaxing in a manner that is similar to receiving a massage. Because of the anxiety- and stress-reducing properties of Reiki practice, this technique may be able to help with the management of panic disorder.
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Why are evil figures so fascinating to us? Why do audiences cheer when Hannibal Lecter cleverly escapes by chewing off someone's face? Even Osama bin Laden exudes a charisma that keeps us watching even when we despise ourselves for doing so.
One answer is that evildoers support our cultural myths and somehow complete parts of ourselves while offering the illusion that they are separate from us. We then exploit that illusion to create frames in which we can act out a scenario of conquering the monsterwithout having to explore our own capacity for evil.
To explain this, psychologist Michael Apter offers a theory. Once something is labeled dangerous, he says, it exerts a magical attraction. That in turn produces arousal, which makes us feel alive. However, it may also make us anxious, so we develop "protective frames." That is, we use stories about the evildoer and mentally create a buffer of safety: The monster rises up and we have the weapons to bring him down. Now we can experience the arousal of excitement without being overwhelmed by anxiety. Within the frame, we welcome risk and we'll go to the edge to experience the exhilaration. We can actually enjoy danger and allow ourselves close.
Yet some people take this further. They seek out the excitement of danger just to stimulate themselves and may transform the protective frame into a reality. Psychopaths, for example, appear to be born with a need for greater stimulation than the average person and they will often act out their fantasies of harm. The fact that antisocial activities escalate, says psychiatrist Robert Simon in Bad Men Do What Good Men Dream, indicates that they do fulfill a need for stimulation. So the larger-than-life deeds of the psychopath or thrill-seeker feed images into the protective frames of people in search of the same stimulation. There's a kinship that one acts out and the other enjoys.
It's only natural, says naturalist Lyall Watson, author of Dark Nature. He believes that evil is inherent within the natural order and that the behavior we see in serial killers, sadists, and genocidal dictators reflects certain natural principles. It's not that these people are monsters set apart from ordinary people, it is that they manifest something in the system gone awry. In other words, nature is tentatively balanced at best and when anything within the status quo challenges the equilibrium, what might be considered good in some contexts can become bad, or evil.
Watson believes that evil is commonplace and widespread, not uniquely manifested in the oddball person. It's also not confined to the human species. He himself has observed cruelty in animal behavior with finely honed predatory skills and even the killing of offspring. Starting with the notion that evil involves overstepping bounds or going beyond due measure, Watson thinks that at the heart of evil are influences that destroy the integrity of the whole. Thus if "good" is defined as whatever encourages that integrity, then whatever pulls it apart is evil.
Living systems constantly change. According to the Second Law of Thermodynamics, systems tend to run down, grow disorganized, and eventually disintegrate altogether. Entropy, or disorder, devolves into chaos, which spells death for the system. Systems attempt to protect themselves, but capricious forces are part of change. They help to redefine the system for growth, but may also act as a black hole that sucks up a universe and then recreates it.
Goodor integritycoexists with this capriciousness and both forces can influence the system. Some things contribute to the order and cohesion of life and some things subtract from it.
Evil, then, can be equated with a morbid condition, such as a pathogen, that enters or exploits some aspect of the system to knock it off balance. Watson sees three primary ways for this to occur:
- Something good is removed from a context where it works and is placed in one where it doesn't work, so it then becomes destructive.
- Too much or too little of a good thing becomes disruptive.
- Elements of the system cannot relate in a coherent manner
These elements provide the biological frame through which to understand how we can view evil as a force within a system, he says. People like Hitler, Ted Bundy, and bin Laden are pathogens that arise from within the system, contributing to its disintegration. They represent one of the three principles of natural disorder listed above. Perhaps the instinct for survival, which is good in one context, becomes exaggerated into a virulent self-centeredness that diminishes the importance of others.
Along these lines, in Speaking with the Devil, psychiatrist Carl Goldberg uses a multi-step theory to explain the deformed personality from which evil emanates. To his mind, the devil represents "individuals who have transformed themselves into beings capable of extreme brutality and atrocity." It's a developmental sequence that involves:
- shame and humiliation during childhood that impairs self-esteem
- protecting their own "defects" by developing contempt for others
- adopting belief systems that allow them to rationalize and justify their actions
- losing empathic bonds with others
- acquiring a habit of treating others without respect
- learning to enjoy the infliction of cruelty
- losing the ability to be self-aware
- magical thinking'I can make it happen if I can imagine it thus'
People who go through this process can then create a frame through which they can inflict deliberate cruelty on others without seeing how they themselves have regressed as moral beings. They can identify with monstrous acts and behave in the same manner. It's a series of logical steps from point A to point Z that evolve in the direction of antisocial destruction rather than social integrity and repair.
Yet even with a theory intact, we still need a better language for dealing with evil in certain practical contexts, such as the courts. To be able to determine sentencing - how long an evildoer, whether sick or just bad, should be locked away from society - they need to determine just how depraved an act of brutality might be. That's where another psychologist is attempting to make a contribution. Let's take a look.


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Dungy went on Dan Patrick's radio show Monday and discussed the contact, and by every indication, he believed it came from a genuine representative of the Trojans. The discussion begins around the 14-minute mark. Dungy, for the record, says he isn't interested.
Whoever it was that reached out to Dungy apparently did so by calling his pastor.
USC athletic director Pat Haden had this to say about the whole thing:
"Tony's discussion on the radio today of being contacted by USC was a complete surprise to us," USC Athletic Director Pat Haden said. "So were the calls made to the Broncos. I can assure you no authorized representative of USC or our athletic department made these calls.
"As I said last week, we will not comment on every name that comes out. It would be a disservice to our players and coaches, who are devoting everything they have into the remainder of our season. We have a head coach right now in Ed Orgeron. We have not offered the job to anyone."
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You will design and make a variety of garments including racewear, bridal, swimwear/lingerie and a mini collection preparing you with the essential skills to take a design idea from concept to creation. The course is very intensive and it is recommended that you keep one day per week spare for working on assessments and class work.
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On the completion of the Advanced Diploma, you will be in a better position to obtain work within the fashion industry as you will have experienced the process of designing and developing a complete fashion range, from the marketing to production stage. You will have a range of designs to show prospective employers your talent and skills, or be ready to start taking orders for your first wholesale fashion range for your own label.
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After completing the Advanced Diploma, you can continue on to our Fashion Mentoring Program which guides you in launching your own fashion label. Alternatively, if you would like to continue on to further study you can enrol to complete the Bachelor of Design (Fashion Design) with the Whitehouse Institute of Design with one and a half year's credit, or alternatively you could participate in an overseas internship in Italy, Spain, the UK or China.
Start Your Own Fashion Label
During the second year of the course, you will design and produce your first range for your own label* (see above for more information). On graduating from the course, you can join our fashion mentoring program to guide you through the start up phase of your fashion label and assist you with putting in place important business and marketing strategies for the best chance of success. This program has been established to provide our graduates with additional business skills which are not covered by the Nationally Recognised Qualification and to provide you with further support and guidance in launching a successful fashion label.
* It is your choice whether you launch your own fashion label as an actual business during the Advanced Diploma.
Career Opportunities:
On successful completion of the Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion Design & Technology you could have the opportunity to work in positions in the fashion industry such as:
Topic Areas Covered:
The following are examples of some of the topic areas that are covered within the Advanced Diploma course:
Qualification & Units of Competency:
Course Code: LMT60307 (Advanced Diploma)
CRICOS Code: 063388J (Diploma) & 063389G (Advanced Diploma)
On successful completion of the course, students will be awarded the 'LMT60307: Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion Design & Technology', which is nationally recognised as part of the Australian Qualifications Framework. The Applied Fashion Design & Technology course is the latest training package on offer, and is the most industry relevant qualification available.
On successful completion of the course students will receive competencies in the following units:
Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion Design & Technology (LMT60307)
|Follow defined OH&S policies and procedures
|Identify fibres and fabrics
|Identify design process for fashion designs
|Draw and interpret a basic sketch
|Identify fabric performance and handling requirements
|Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
|Apply design studio process
|Operate computing technology in a TCF workplace
|Interact and network with fashion industry participants
|Develop patterns from a block using basic patternmaking principles
|Draw a trade drawing for fashion design
|Apply principles of colour theory to fashion design development
|Assist in preparation of preliminary design concepts
|Calculate cost estimates for fashion products
|Communicate and sell design concepts
|Create pattern to meet design specification applying advanced patternmaking principles
|Develop product specifications for fashion design
|Grade 2D patterns
|Identify contemporary fashion influences and construction techniques
|Create pattern from a block to meet customer specifications
|Sew design prototypes
|Use electronic fashion design tools
|Develop textile designs using computer based design programs
|Drape fabrics to make patterns
|Sew Components
|Modify patterns to create basic styles
|Cost design production
|Produce fashion illustrations
|Develop patterns for complex fashion garments
|Apply design studio processes to meet client brief
|Grade shaped patterns
|Develop and present design concepts within specified guidelines
|Research global design trends
|Design bras and swimwear
|Develop and test patterns for bras and swimwear
|Evaluate commercial viability of designs
|Manage product development of fashion design
|Manage fashion design process
|Develop a fashion range
|Apply studio processes to create and produce designs for commercial production
|Analyse fit model
|Work with international TCF supply chains
|Develop marketing plans for fashion products
|Manage advanced patternmaking processes
|Negotiate and manage contracts to produce finished design products.
Examples of Students Work:
Fashion Awards:
During the Advanced Diploma course students will have the opportunity to enter into a number of fashion design competions. Student's entry into these competitions is optional, although the college recommends that students enter at least one competition during their study as it provides the student with invaluable experience, and pushes the student to achieve.
Some of the competitions that our students have recently entered are listed below:
- Calico Brides Awards 2013 - Winner: Amelia Vivash, Runner Up: Anessa Catalano, Highly Commended: Felicia Austin
- Queensland Brides - Calico Brides Awards 2012 - Winner: Kerry-Ann Andersson, Highly Commended: Jaymi Spina
- Fashion on James Competition 2012 - Winner: Kerry-Ann Andersson
- Queensland Brides - Calico Brides Awards 2011 - Highly Commended: Liezl Boshoff
- The Avenue Designer Competition 2011 - Winner: Sara Hultman
- Little Green Dress Awards 2011 Student Category - Winner: Angie Ashton, People's Choice Award: Alana Schlener, Finalists: Belinda Masterson and Grace Peters.
- Queensland Brides - Calico Brides Awards 2010 - Runner Up: Jane Andrewartha
- Fashion Bash 2010 - Finalist: Sara Hultman
- Electric Playground Club Couture 2010 - Winner: Julian Napier, Finalist: Masa Gracanic
- Little Green Dress Award 2010 Student Category - Winner: Masa Gracanic, Finalists: Cynthia Coetzer, Grace Denniss
- Little Green Dress Award 2010 Wearable Art Category - Winner: Nicole Walker
- Queensland Brides - Calico Brides Awards 2009 - Winner: Kylie Landsborough, Highly Commended: Aubrey Wright, Commendations: Han Ho and Stephanie Mowat
- Queensland Brides - Calico Brides Awards 2008 - Winner: Nicole Walker, Highly Commended: Jessica Benson and Sherrilyn Lillie
- Australian Fashion Design Awards 2008 - Finalist: Begitta Stolk
- Queensland Brides - Calico Brides Awards 2007 - Winner: Angela Dill
- The Australian Wool Awards 2007 - Finalist - Bianca Latham
- The Cotton Awards 2007 - Winner: Angela Dill, Highly Commended: Veronca Nikolov
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Past Students:
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Students in the Media:
Course Duration:The Advanced Diploma runs over 59 weeks plus holiday breaks, which vary for each intake. During the first year of study you will attend 4 days per week from 9.30am - 4pm (with a half hour lunch break). In the second year of study you will attend 3 days per week from 9.15am - 4.45pm for the first 18 weeks of the course and then have independent studio work for a further 4 weeks with progress meetings leading up to the final assessment submission prior to the graduation parade.
Term Dates:
Click on the arrows below to go forward or backward through each intake's term dates. Please note that term dates are subject to change, please contact us to confirm future dates if required.
Course Fees - Domestic Students Only:
International Students Please Click Here for Course Fee Information
Course fees include:
- tuition
- class notes
- pattern making paper for in-class activities
- use of the school's equipment
- school t-shirt.
Payment Options
VET FEE-HELP is a government loan scheme which assists eligible students undertaking certain courses to pay for all or part of their tuition fees. The loan allows students to study now and pay later by deferring loan repayments until your income is above the minimum repayment threshold (in 2010-2011 this was $44,911). Once you reach the repayment threshold repayments are made to the Australian Government through the tax system.
If you are eligible for VET FEE-HELP
Students may choose to pay for all or part of their tuition fees upfront for the entire course, academic year or unit of study and/or can apply for a VET FEE-HELP loan for all or part of the tuition fees. Course fees are due no later than the census date for each unit of study.
Click here to view the Schedule of VET Tuition Fees for more information on census dates and units of study.
If you are not eligible for VET FEE-HELP or choose not to apply for a VET FEE-HELP assistance:
Full Course Cost (Payment Plan): $25,300.00
- Non-Refundable Enrolment Fee: $2,300.00
- Balance paid in weekly direct debit installments (with Ezypay) over course duration: $23,000.00
Additional Costs:
- Student ID Card: (optional) $25
- Fabrics & Haberdashery for garments made during the course.
- Printing & photocoping by student.
- Student's have the option to participate in fashion parades and competitions during the year - costs to participate vary for each event. We highly recommend students to participate in as many parades and competitions as possible during the year.
Required Course Equipment:
A detailed equipment list is provided on course application and is also available by request by contacting administration.
Students will need to provide the following equipment:
- Sewing Equipment (approx: $200)
- Pattern Making Equipment (approx: $150)
- Art Equipment (approx: $200)
- 2 Textbooks (approximately $200)
- Basic stationary: i.e. display folders, notepad, pens, pencil, rubber. (approx: $80)
- USB Thumb Drive (2GB recommended minimum)
- A sewing machine for home use (see below)
- Fabrics and haberdashery for all class activities. *
- A laptop computer is required - please see requirements below
* Costs cannot reasonably be estimated as this will vary depending on the student's choices for their designs, although students are able to purchase fabrics from us at discounted prices.
Student's are required to have a sewing machine at home (domestic or industrial). Please speak to us if you are looking to purchase a machine as we can recommend which machines are best. (Second hand domestic sewing machines are often better than brand new machines). Often throughout the year we find second hand domestic machines that we have available for students to purchase for between $50 - $150.
Students accepted into the program will be required to have a laptop computer for study with a wireless network connection. The following minimum specifications are required:
- Wireless 802.11a/b/g/n
- Minimum 4Gb RAM
- CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
- 2.5Ghz or faster processor
- Web Browser (i.e. Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox or Safari) (free online)
- Anti-Virus Software.
- Adobe Acrobat Reader (free online)
- Adobe Creative Suite Design Standard CS4 or better - Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.*
- Microsoft Office 2007 or higher (Students require Word, Excel and Powerpoint).
* Please check software manufacturers minimum system requirements. Student pricing available.
Financial Assistance
Eligible students may be able to apply to Centrelink for either Youth Allowance (for full-time students aged 16 to 24) or Austudy (for full-time students aged 25 years or over). For more information visit the Centrelink website.
Applications - Domestic Students Only:
International Students Please Click Here
Application and Enrolment Process:
- Attend an interview at the college and complete an interview test - phone (07) 55 938 335 to arrange your interview. (If you live outside the South East Qld Region and are unable to attend an interview, contact us to have the application forms posted to you).
- Fill out and return the Application Form (this can be completed at the interview).
- Student's will recieve their acceptance/non-acceptance letter and enrolment pack in the mail - including enrolment form, payment plan forms and the student handbook.
- After reading the student handbook and enrolment forms, student's who wish to enrol must submit the enrolment form with the course deposit to secure their position in the course.
Next Course Start Dates
- Next Start Date: Monday the 2nd of March 2015: 9:30AM - 4:00PM BRISBANE
- Next Start Date: Monday the 2nd of March 2015: 9:30AM - 4:00PM GOLD COAST
- Diploma of Photo Imaging25th Aug 14
- Pattern Making25th Aug 14
- Spray Tanning30th Aug 14
- Certificate II in Retail Make-Up and Skin Care5th Sep 14
- China Sourcing Trip3rd Oct 14
- Diploma of Beauty Therapy Part Time11th Oct 14
- Advanced Facials17th Oct 14
- Certificate II in Retail Make-Up and Skin Care25th Oct 14
- Mixed Media Art25th Oct 14
- Manicure & Pedicure1st Nov 14
- Certificate II in Nail Technology8th Nov 14
- Portfolio Building Workshop5th Jan 15
- Waxing & Tinting9th Jan 15
- Acrylic & Gel Nails10th Jan 15
- Diploma of Beauty Therapy23rd Feb 15
- Advanced Diploma of Fashion & Textiles Merchandising2nd Mar 15
- Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion Design & Technology2nd Mar 15
- Diploma of Styling (Fashion, Image & Media)9th Mar 15
- Advanced Diploma of Interior Design9th Mar 15
- Diploma of Visual Arts (2d Art & Design)9th Mar 15
- Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services9th Mar 15
- Certificate IV in Photo Imaging13th Mar 15
- Certificate II in Applied Fashion Design & Technology13th Mar 15
- Certificate III in Visual Arts (Textile, Print & Surface Design)13th Mar 15
- Diploma of Styling (Fashion, Image & Media) Part Time13th Mar 15
- Certificate III in Interior Decoration10th Apr 15
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- 14/10/13 Congratulations to Amelia Vivash - Winner of the 2013 Calico Brides, Felicia Austin - Runner Up and Anessa Catalano - Highly Commended!...
- 16/09/13 RAW Talent, check out AICD fashion graduates showcasing their ranges at the RAW Artists Showcase...
- 01/08/13 Fashion Friday Parade at Komune Resort featuring AICD's talented fashion design students - 7pm 2nd Aug 13 Komune Resort...
- 19/07/13 AICD Fashion Students to showcase their designs in the Brisbane Mall on 26th July 6pm...
- 19/04/13 Congratulations to Jane Rogers, winner a double movie pass for completing our styling graduate survey...
- 26/02/13 AICD is expanding! AICD Brisbane is moving into a new larger campus over the next few weeks! AICD Gold Coast's Acacia campus is also expanding too!....
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- 21/12/12 AICD Christmas Newsletter!
- 20/11/12 VET FEE-HELP Loans now available for Diploma of Beauty Therapy, Diploma of Photo Imaging, Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services, Advanced Diploma of Fashion and Textiles Merchandising and more...
- 19/10/12 Congratuations to our students Kerry-Ann Andersson - winner of the 2012 Calico Brides Competition, Jaymi Spina - Highly Commended Award Winner and our 5 finalists!...
- 24/08/12 You are invited to the 'Head in the Clouds' parade event Wed 24th October...
- 08/08/12 New 'Try a Career Workshops' announced...
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- 17/08/11 Enter our Photography competition to celebrate the announcement of new photography courses!...
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- 15/06/11 Evolved Designs: AICD Advanced Diploma of Fashion Design students present their collections at Sanctuary Cove...
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- 09/05/11 Support 6 local up and coming designers showcasing their latests collections in the Evolve Fashion Showcase at Sanctuary Cove...
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- 17/12/10 Shoe Design, Make-Up and Beginner Sewing Holiday Courses starting on Monday the 10th of January! Last minute positions available - enrol now!
- 17/12/10 The AICD team wishes everyone a very Happy New Year! We have now re-opened our office, call to book an appointment to find out about our courses for 2011!
- New Holiday Courses Scheduled to run in January!
- Congratulations to Katie Styles for winning the Billabong 'Design a Bikini' Bikini Showdown Competition!
- Come to see the Unborn Treasures Show at the Sanctuary Cove Theatre on December 14th...
- Congratulations to Masa Gracanic for winning the Halloween Costume Design Competition held by the Temple Bar!
- Congratulations to Jane Andrewartha for winning the 'Runner Up' prize in the Qld Brides Design Awards 'Calico Brides' Competition!
- Come along to the 'Students Present Fashion Friday' parade on Friday 24th Sept at Temple
- Photos from the Metamorphosis Parade!
- Come along to the 'Metamorphosis...' parade Wed 18th Aug from 6pm at Lauxes'
- Congratulations to Julian Napier for winning the 'Electic Playground Club Couture' Fashion Competition!
- Photos from some recent photoshoots!
- Congratulations to Masa for winning the 'Little Green Dress' Design Award!
- Congratulations to Sam, Hazel, Sally & Stevie for their awards in the 'Style Off' competition...
- AICD is opening in Brisbane in 2010! More information coming soon!
- AIBT is now ITEC approved, giving our beauty students the opportunity to achieve international qualifications in Beauty. More information coming soon.
- Varsity Lakes Train Station is now open!
- March 2010 Intake of Certificate III in Styling course booked out. Next course starting in April 2010 - limited positions.
- Congratulations to Kylie Landsborough for her win at the Qld Bridal Design Awards last night! Also congratulations to Aubrey Wright winning the 'Highly Commended' award, Han Ho and Stephanie Mowat for winning 'Commendation' awards!...
- New dates set for January 2010 Summer School Courses
- We are now offering Interior Design Qualifications! Check back soon for more information!
- Photos from 'SIX' fashion parade held at 19Karen on the 28th of August...
- Receive a double pass to the September Issue when you enrol in the Diploma of Fashion Design / Business or Styling...
- Student's graduation parade to be held at 19Karen Contemporary Artspace on the 28th of August...
- Photos from the parade at Elsewhere on the 21st of June...
- Our street address is changing on the 1st of July due to the Council's road name change...
- Student's Fashion Parade to be held at Elsewhere on the 21st of June...
- Congratulations to Renee Enoka for winning the 'Designing A Fashion Career' competition...
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One side of the 2012 College World Series bracket lost the nation's top team on Tuesday. The other side could lose the Sunshine State's other team in Omaha on Wednesday.
Kent State eliminated national No. 1 Florida on Monday in a dramatic 5-4 victory. For their trouble, the Golden Flashes will play South Carolina, which had its 22-game postseason and 12-game College World Series winning streaks snapped by Arkansas, on Wednesday.
The top half of the bracket will eliminate either Florida State or UCLA on Tuesday. The Seminoles and Bruins meet in an elimination game at 8 p.m. Eastern. The winner of that game will meet Arizona on Thursday.
Here's the full 2012 College World Series bracket as it currently stands.
Top Bracket
UCLA (1-1) vs. Florida State (1-1), 8 p.m. Tuesday, ESPN
Arizona (2-0) vs. UCLA/Florida State, 5 p.m. Thursday, ESPN2
Bottom Bracket
South Carolina (1-1) vs. Kent State (1-1), 8 p.m. Wednesday, ESPN
Arkansas (2-0) vs. UCLA/Florida State, 9 p.m. Thursday, ESPN2
For more on UCLA, visit Bruins Nation and SB Nation Los Angeles. For more on Florida State, head to Tomahawk Nation and SB Nation Tampa Bay.


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Four construction trailers were destroyed Sunday in a blaze Hillsborough County fire officials said appears suspicious in nature.
Hillsborough County firefighters responded to a report of a structure fire at 12315 County Road 579 in Thonotosassa shortly after 7 p.m.
When they arrived, firefighters found heavy smoke and flames coming from four construction trailers.
They were able to quickly contain the fire to the four structures and put it before it could spread to other buildings. There were no occupants in the trailers at the time of the fire. No injuries were reported.
A Hillsborough County Fire Rescue investigator determined that the fire appears suspicious in nature. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Fire Rescue officials are asking anyone with information about the fire to call the Hillsborough County Fire Marshal's Office at (813) 744-5541.
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Five Potential Countdown Hosts for Tonight
Whoops! Looks like the guy they tried to replace the now-suspended Keith Olbermann with tonight isn't going to be clocking in at MSNBC tonight because we noticed he -- like Olbermann -- doesn't meet MSNBC's supposed "standards" (that John Cook at Gawker just found out might not be getting any kind of correct interpretive treatment by MSNBC to begin with, which is hysterical). As such, we've decided to go out on a limb, and try to help MSNBC with staffing up tonight's show with five potential candidates:
5. Former Jets sideline reporter Jenn Sterger.
4. This puppy, who we will tentatively name Col. Cuddleface Magoo. Come on, Countdown with Col. Cuddleface Magoo really has a great ring to it.
3. Brian Stelter and Bill Carter at the New York Times. They're as good a spokesperson for the network as anyone right now.
2. Randy Moss.
1. Keith Olbermann's rival, Mediaite owner Dan Abrams, which would just be funny, especially considering...oh, no, wait. Never mind.
1-B. Lil' Wayne. Charismatic, obviously has strong views, just became available, long Rolodex to call friends with, and able to speak at length about issues pertaining to the matter of the day. Only conflict MSNBC would have a problem with is maybe that he's given a little too much (young) money to the "Sizzurp" lobby. Otherwise, there's potential, here. Just sayin'.


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Littlelandlord January 29, 2013 @ 10:45 AM
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Taco FuelMizerAny experience with the Taco FuelMizer? Pretty cheap online, but I note it does not display boiler temp and setup is rudimentary.
Also, it has an "optional" connection to the circulator pump, but no indication in the literature why one would or would not tie the pump into it.
This is going into a three zone system with a Taco zone controller.
Thanks in advance.
paul February 5, 2013 @ 2:10 AM
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taco fuel mizeri installed the fuelmizer in the middle of dec. and it has run as advertised. i have noticed the pumps are now running longer which was to be expected. go to the "search the wall at the top of this page. NOT the site search in the top right hand corner, Before you get to green line break. in the middle of the page it says " search the wall", type in "taco fuelmizer" and you will see pictures of my install. If you want to see a video go to " www.taco-hvac.com
and go to electronic controls and to fuel mizer they have a video of how to instll and setup the control. paul
Dave H February 5, 2013 @ 9:24 AM
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Circ connectionThe FuelMizer is meant to be a circ relay for a new system. If you already have a circ setup, then you can use the FuelMizer as a boiler reset. Use it to just interrupt the boiler TT contacts. Setup is fairly straightforward, choose what temp outside you want the boiler to fire up to 180F, also with the dip switches, let it know what type of boiler is installed by choosing either min temp of 140 (non-condensing) or 70 (condensing).
If you need to see the target temp and the actual temps on a digital readout, then you can use the Taco PC-700. It costs more but gives you more.
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Littlelandlord February 5, 2013 @ 5:12 PM
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Taco FuelMizerThanks guys, I had gone thru the product literature but you pointed me to some additional material, including the FloPro blog, that I had missed. Appears that it might not be a bad idea to wire the circulator to the FuelMizer, which would then provide thermal purge on pre 2012 units. (My "temporary" boiler was an emergency purchase, the last sorta ok sized POS unit that was in stock at my usual supplier the week after the hurricane on LI.).
BTW, a belated happy birthday to the boss here. He helped me have endless hours of fun tweaking my old boilers many years ago in some brownstones in Brooklyn. Steam heat shall rise again!


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Ruby Lena Smith, born August 6, 1929 and passed away November 11, 2010. Our mom moved into her new home today right next door to Jesus. She had a big welcome party. Jesus was present to give her a tour along with her daughters Agnes and Hazel. Her mom and dad Bill and Ruby Law wiyh her brothers Leonard and Arthur were also there to share in the joy of another homecoming. She left us for a little while, her Son: Homer and Becky Smith; Daughters: Jeannie and Johnny Abbott, and Katie and George Davis; she had 5 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, 5 sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Her desire was for all of her family and friends to be ready for their homecoming, and to bring as many as you can thru your witness unto a loving God. A graveside services will be held 2:30 P.M. Sunday November 14, 2010 at Hillcrest Baptist Church Cemetery with Rev. Quinton Caldwell officiating. In lieu of flowers the family request donation be made to the Alzheimer's Association: P.O. Box 10088 Knoxville, TN 37939-9910, in memory of Lena Smith. Condolences may be sent at website www.MemorialFuneralHomeInc.com.


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Spiritual Directions is our statement defining identity and goals.
• Center on worship
• Strengthen the music ministry
• Provide fellowship opportunities
• Continue our strong caring ministry
• Increase our local mission and national/int'l mission
• Address family ministry
• Grow our educational program ministry
• Promote spiritual growth
• Demonstrate our church's visible leadership in the community
• Secure fiscal health now and for the future
• Maintain our building and grounds
Look & See: Nurturing a Shining, Festive Life of Prayer
Saturday, October 19th, 2013
No cost
Featuring: Rev. Loretta Ross
Enjoy a day just for you
to relax, refresh, and re-connect with yourself. Bring your friends for this lovely day of spiritual fellowship!
A lunch will be provided, please call the church office (622-4910) for reservations.
Missoula Children's Theatre June 10-15 (registration has begun – $50 per student)
A Little Red Truck pulls into town full of costumes, makeup, and a set, all that is needed is kids and a place to put on a show! That's where we come in! We provide a week long camp for the youth of Roswell to experience live theatre and fall in love with ACTING!
Location: Roswell Community Little Theatre 1717 S. Union
Auditions will be held on Monday, June 10, at 10am. For registration please show up between 9am-9:45am.


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Instead of just replacing your DVD player with high-def, Panasonic wants to give you an entire new setup with the SC-BT100.
The home-theater-in-a-box is Panasonic's first to incorporate a Blu-ray player. It also has some other neat features, including an iPod dock, and an SD card slot. Talk about covering your bases. Throw in a few video games, and we'd never leave the house.
The SC-BT100 has 5.1 sound, but the company says you can easily purchase two side speakers and a transceiver to made it a 7.1 setup. Everything is nice and wireless, so you don't have to worry about wiring clutter.
It sounds very cool, but we'd be a lot more excited if there was a price to go with the announcement. Expect the SC-BT100 to drop this May.
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By Will Willems
Sports Editor
Jasper —
Sometimes things just don't go your way.
Unfortunately for the Lebanon Tigers' softball team, Monday afternoon's semi-state game against Boonville was one of those times.
The Tigers allowed four unearned runs and couldn't get much going at the plate in a 4-1 season-ending loss.
"They made some great plays and in games previous some of those balls drop in, but they caught them all. They did a good job.
"In a game like this you need the ball to bounce your way once in a while and it didn't. But we are walking away with our heads held high."
Lebanon got off to a great start.
After a 1-2-3 inning from Ashlyn Montgomery in the top of the first, Montgomery got the Tiger bats going with a lead-off double to left-center.
Three batters later, Lexy Britt drove her in when her hot shot went through the Boonville shortstop's legs for an error.
But after that, Lebanon had just five hits and two runners reach second base.
"We needed to get a couple of hard hits back-to-back to pick the girls up," Smith said. "Boonville had a good pitcher, but we should have been able to hit better than that. We have been streaky like that, and that has been one of our weaknesses offensively — sometimes the bats go quiet for a couple of innings."
For more of this story, read Tuesday's Lebanon Reporter.


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