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Arrive at your convenience with our self check-in system. No fees for late check-in. Late check-out may be available, please ask. Swim, walk or just take it easy on the nicest beach in Florida.
.Note: Minimum rental is 30 days.
There is no trailer parking or pets allowed.
Grocery store only one mile away at The Bellair Shopping Center. Only one mile from Daytona Beach. Close enough to the action without being in the midst of it all.
Plenty to do in the area; golf, fish, parks, miniature golf, the beach or just do nothing if that is what suits you. Within walking distance to the new Andy Romono beachfront park.
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Single roll-a-way bed or sofa bed is available for 3rd person.
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Shelley Lofthouse
Florida, USA
October 17, 2012
I want to buy this place !!! Very clean and tidy with everything you need. Two minute walk to the beach.. Lovely, quiet neighborhood with very friendly neighbors. Great central location to everything. Much more comfortable than staying in a hotel. The pool was great. The landlady was super nice too. I would highly recommend this place.
Shauna Cox
St. Paul, AB, CA
Best 2 weeks ever in Ormond Beach!
May 20, 2012
I stayed here with my husband for 2 weeks. It's a 5 minute walk from the beach, and we loved the pool onsite on days when it was too windy at the beach. There was so much to do within walking distance - mini putt, restaurants, bars, etc. If you have a car, it's a 10 minute drive to Daytona where there's even more to do! The condo was amazing! Very clean, WIFI & long distance phone (great for calling our family at home in Canada!), TV, laundry, full kitchen. Also had everything we'd need for the beach - boogie boards, umbrella, chairs, etc. Great time! We'll definitely go here again!! Hopefully soon!
Bob Bee
Atlanta Ga
So much better than a hotel and less expensive too
January 2, 2012
We've always stayed at hotels and this was much better. The place was just big enough for two, the neighbors were friendly and helpful , the price was excellent, and we could park right out front. It was close to everything and we rode our bikes or motorcycle most of the time. We were not allowed to park our trailer in the street but we could unload everything and park all of them in the street but no trailer! The Ormond Beach politicians hate tourists. Everywhere we went there were signs NO Parking, No Walking, No Looking. They should have just put up signs TOURIST GO HOME. We had to find and pay for a rip off place to park our trailer and that made it inconvienent but in spite of the Ormond Beach City Fathers we still had a pretty good time. Daytona isn't much better. Agaian all the signs ... NO THIS, NO THAT. The year before we went to Ft. Walton & also another trip to Panama City. Geez they were happy as hell to see us, let us park our trailer anywhere, made sure we knew where everything was, and made sure we had fun. The Daytona/ormond politicians are gonna kill that area even more than they already have. The folks who live there are nice and friendly and welcoming and very apologetic about the politicians. But for my money, I think next year I'll head to the Gulf side. We spent $$$$ on a variety of things but the people and especially the politicians of the Gulf seem to know what that means. I love going to Florida and we make about 6 trips a year but I hate being treated like some kind of dam terrorist. The illegals are more welcome in Daytona than US tourists. The Gulf folks know what time it is - Daytona and Ormond haven't a clue!
Rhonda Robinson Keough
Summersville, WV USA
Perfect Vacation Getaway
October 17, 2011
Wow! What a trip, everything went as planned, Vicki was great! The house was exactly as she she said it was, easy to find and within walking distance to the ocean. Safe and secure location. Very clean unit, extremely nice neighborhood, everyone was so friendly. We had a great time and would definitely stay again or recommend to a friend. We are so glad that we found this villa!
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Montreal, Quebec
Nice villa
July 25, 2011
We rented this villa in Ormond Beach for one week. The place is nice and clean. The kitchen is well equiped. There is a washer and dryer which is convenient. The place is a short walk to the beach or you can go with your car on the beach right across Cardinal Drive for 5$ per day and your pass is good for the whole day. You can go and leave as much as you like all day long. I had wonder about this, I was not shure about this but I found it was sort of convenient especially if you have a lot of beach stuff to carry. I'd say the only thing missing would be Wifi internet. It would have been nice to have it. Otherwise everything is nice and the owner is very friendly.
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|The way Casey Janssen sees it, the criticism that has been directed his way in recent weeks isn't necessarily a bad thing. Janssen has been one of the most reliable relievers in baseball over the past several years, but things haven't been so easy lately. As he's struggled, there have been scattered boos, missed save opportunities and lots of people searching for answers.More» Janssen retires Jeter to earn the save
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|Sergio Santos' season took yet another unfortunate turn on Wednesday afternoon when he was designated for assignment for the second time this year.More» Santos gets out of a bases-loaded threat
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|For the second straight night, Mookie Betts was thrown out at second base. But just like Monday, the Red Sox's top prospect had the call overturned following a video review.More» The Red Sox win their challenge in the 11th
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|The Blue Jays rallied from three runs down in the bottom of the ninth inning on Monday night only to see the game slip away moments later in a 4-3 loss to the Red Sox. Aaron Sanchez was stuck with the loss, but once again, most of the blame falls on a lineup that can't seem to figure things out.More» Encarnacion ties it with a double in the 9th
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In an ambitious world, most people have goals for the upcoming year.
Some want to achieve personal milestones like getting married or having children, others look for work-related goals with either getting a promotion or a raise. In the case of Buffalo Bills running back C.J. Spiller, his goal for 2013 on the football thing revolves around one thing:
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"I do. I do have a number. I'll share it after the season," Spiller started off. " I think you should write down your goals. In order to be great and achieve things, you have to write them down and challenge yourself. I think it's a challenge for me to see where I'm at. I've got different categories that I want to achieve, I'll keep it at that."
Just wondering what type of goal-setter Spiller is, whether it be of the realistic or the 'get out of here you're dreaming' realm, the question laid before him was if he attained his goal in 2012.
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"13," Spiller stated succinctly.
The running back was referring to his total number of rushing yards, where he was just 66 yards shy of reaching his personal goal of 1,300.
Whatever his mission is for 2013, he's likely adjusted it for the predicted jump in carries for the season. And if he has the type of impact that he had last year, a rather lofty goal could be quite doable.
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March 3, 2014
Russell Maroon Shoatz is out of solitary confinement! Hugo Pinnell had his first contact visit in 40 years last weekend. Kiilu Nyasha announced this wonderful news at a reception following the second public hearing on solitary confinement called by Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, Feb. 11.
February 23, 2014
The resurgence of modern Black towns for today's Black population could represent a renaissance in Black thinking. It makes sense that if other cultural groups have "towns" like Chinatown, Japantown, Little Italy or Little Mexico, the Black community should get serious about developing and building Africatowns to recapture our internal economic markets and revitalize our cultural heritage for posterity.
January 2, 2014
"Our nation is moving toward two societies, one Black, and one white – separate and unequal." And, unless immediate corrective action is taken, "large scale and continuing violence could result, followed by white retaliation, and, ultimately, the separation of the two communities into a garrison state." These are words from the much publicized and relatively blunt report of the President's Commission on Civil Disorders.
September 2, 2013
On the 20th anniversary of the demise of my father, Fred Ali Batin Sr., the 18th anniversary of the Maafa Commemoration San Francisco Bay Area – the Ritual Sunday is Oct. 13, 2013; see http://maafasfbayarea.com/ – and approximately the 60th day of the hunger strike to end the inhuman conditions in California's Security Housing Units or SHUs, I just want to pause and reflect.
September 1, 2013
Martin King said as long as there is economic inequality, there will be racial inequality.The lack of economic empowerment in our community comes from economic dysfunction that is a result of – let's be real – racism as it relates to how this country has been structured so that the classes, in a real sense, exploit the masses, and especially people of color and, without a doubt, African Americans.
July 16, 2013
It is hot enough in Corcoran, California, to melt people. That being said, it still wasn't hot enough to keep upwards of 400 people from braving 103-degree weather to mobilize and rally at Corcoran State Prison in support of over 30,000 prisoners on hunger strike in California. The immediate goal is to stop the cruelty and torture that being held in isolation represents. The long-range objective is liberation.
June 19, 2013
When Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger issued General Orders, Number 3, he had no idea that, in establishing the Union Army's authority over the people of Texas, he was also establishing the basis for a holiday, "Juneteenth" ("June" plus "nineteenth"), today the most popular annual celebration of emancipation from slavery in the United States.
June 12, 2013
Juneteenth, a day signifying freedom, has been celebrated in San Francisco for 63 years – the largest annual gathering of Blacks in Northern California. This year also marks the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, a strategic move to free slaves to join the Union army to help defeat the Confederacy. The 2013 San Francisco Juneteenth will be held Saturday, June 15, on Fillmore Street between Sutter and Turk from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The event is free!
June 9, 2013
"Afro-Futurism: Envisioning the Year 2070 and Beyond" reflects and builds upon African American history. The art exhibit challenges us to cherish and critique the moment. By placing African Americanism into the year 2070, the artwork and statements visualize a future to look forward to. So how will African Americans/Negroes/Blacks define the world in 2070?
June 3, 2013
I am happy to report that our beloved Elder Ronald Freeman, veteran L.A. Chapter Black Panther Party founding member and deacon in the African Orthodox Church, is doing a lot better. Keep praying for him, 'cause he wants to go home and get to Cuba. Send him cards at All of Us or None, c/o LSPC, 1540 Market St., Suite 490, San Francisco, CA 94102.
March 20, 2013
For the second week in a row, one of the largest audiences for any show on KPFA was disappointed not to hear the People's Minister of Information JR Valrey and his Block Report on the air Wednesday at 8 a.m. Instead we heard an announcement by interim general manager Andrew Phillips that JR has been suspended. Getting punished for doing "too well" happens to Black folks much too often. Sign the two petitions to end the suspension of JR Valrey from KPFA and attend the Town Hall Meeting, Thursday, April 11, 6 p.m. at Laney College. This story is constantly being updated with new signatures and comments.
February 2, 2013
The 23rd African American Celebration through Poetry is Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, 1-4 p.m. at the West Oakland Branch Library, 1801 Adeline St., in Oakland, (510) 238-7352. All are welcome and if anyone didn't hear of the event in time to be a part of the featured program, we do have an open mic at the end of the program.
January 5, 2013
This year, on the 150 anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, we all need to heed the words of Sister Jayne Cortez: "And if we don't fight / if we don't resist / if we don't organize and unify and / get the power to control our own lives / Then we will wear / the exaggerated look of captivity …" And don't miss Wanda's excellent, no holds barred reviews of "Django Unchained," "Lincoln and "Red Hook Summer," plus Dr. King birthday events listing and much more
December 30, 2012
Just as organizations like the NAACP denounced conservative-revisionist textbooks in Texas in 2010, they should denounce liberal-bent historical accounts that either ignorantly or deliberately fail to concede that "Abraham Lincoln did the right thing for the wrong reasons." Or as Lerone Bennett aptly conveyed in the title of his book, Lincoln was in effect "Forced Into Glory."
December 11, 2012
The Village Project and the Bayview Y present San Francisco's seventh annual Kwanzaa, featuring a special celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation. This year's event will again highlight the seven principles of Kwanzaa (Nguzo Saba), with 14 free events taking place over seven days throughout San Francisco.
December 7, 2012
Monday, Nov. 26, at the Bay Area Black Media Awards event hosted by Greg Bridges and sponsored by the San Francisco Bay View and Block Report Radio, it was so wonderful to see all the media friends and family for an evening of celebration. KPOO, KPFA, New California Media/Pacific News Service, Wanda's Picks Radio, Oakland Post, Globe, Poor News Network, Oakland International Film Festival, Black Panther newspaper alumni and others were in the house as "Best" this and "Best" that were saluted.
July 18, 2012
The people must be enabled to go into business or expand their businesses so as to employ our youth and unemployed. Truly opening up economic opportunity could resolve previous injustices – with justice. The problem with crime in the community can be traced to lack of employment opportunities for young adults.
June 5, 2012
The SAFE California Act to replace the death penalty with life in prison without the possibility of parole will be on the November ballot in California. Here are the perspectives of three men on San Quentin's death row. Kevin Cooper writes: "Please don't get me wrong, as I have my say concerning this SAFE California Act. I am not in favor of capital punishment either! But I do know that there has to be a better way to end capital punishment within this state than the SAFE California Act."
May 6, 2012
DeBray "Fly Benzo" Carpenter. He was busted on Oct. 18, 2011, by two of SFPD's finest, John Norment and Joshua Fry, for (gasp!) participating in a community organized rally while playing a boom box in Mendell Plaza in the heart of Bayview Hunters Point. For speaking out against police brutality, especially the SFPD murder of Kenneth Harding last July, he was brutally arrested, tried and now is barred from Mendell Plaza by order of Judge Jerome T. Benson.
May 5, 2012
We give honor to Mother Earth, her birthday celebrated the weekend of April 22 with many great events in the Bay Area, "Love Yo Mama" in East Oakland hosted by Nehanda Imara of Citizens for a Better Environment, one of my favorite community events. My granddaughter and I enjoyed visiting the Tassafaronga Farm.


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The Acadia Axemen rallied with five straight goals to down the Saint Mary's Huskies 5-2 on Friday night in an emotional Atlantic university men's hockey game in Halifax.
Liam Heelis and Brett Thompson had a goal and an assist each for Acadia (19-3-3), which spotted Saint Mary's a 2-0 lead.
Tom Lee and Liam Welsh, 10, poster child of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. (ADRIEN VECZAN / Staff)
A crowd of 3,525 packed into the Halifax Forum on TomStrong Night to show their support for Huskies assistant coach Tom Lee, who's been battling mantle cell lymphoma since 2008 and is recovering from a bone marrow transplant.
A post from the SMU team's Twitter account said $20,000 was raised for cancer research and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Joe Gaynor, Travis Randell and Michael Clarke had the other goals for the visiting Axemen.
Jamie Doornbosch and Francis Menard scored for the Huskies (11-14-0).
The crowd was easily the Huskies' biggest of the year. Their previous high in attendance was 1,020 in their home opener Oct.25 against the defending CIS champion UNB Varsity Reds.
X-Men 3, Tigers 2: At Antigonish, Jarrad Struthers snapped a 2-2 tie with 6:44 left in the game.
Robert Slaney and Josh Day had the other goals for St. Francis Xavier.
Luke Madill and Pierre Vandall countered for Dalhousie.
Varsity Reds 6, Tommies 1: At Fredericton, Phillippe Maillet and Philip Halley both had three-point nights as UNB whipped St. Thomas.
Panthers 3, Aigles Bleus 1: At Moncton, UPEI scored three times over a six-minute span in the third period to steal a win on the road.
In women's action, it was:
Aigles Bleues 4, Tigers 3: At Alumni Arena, Marie-Pier Arsenault and Jodie Dupere both scored twice in the first period as Moncton opened a 4-0 advantage and hung on for the win.
Fielding Montgomery, with two, and Megan O'Neill replied for the Tigers in the second period before the teams played a scoreless third.
Tommies 1, Panthers 0: At Charlottetown, Kenya Marcelline's first-period goal held up as the winner and St. Thomas netminder Kristin Wolfe made 26 saves to blank UPEI.
The Cape Breton Capers had to go to extra time to beat the UNB Varsity Reds in AUS women's basketball in Sydney.
Alison Keough had 20 points and 13 points to lead the second-place Capers to a 62-57 overtime victory.
Tanira McClurkin add 14 points and Colleen Keane 11.
Rachel Cleary had 12 and Grace Wade 11 for UNB, up by five after three quarters.
Cape Breton ended a three-game losing streak to even its conference record at 8-8. UNB is 4-12 and in last place.
In men's action, it was:
Capers 80, Varsity Reds 73: Arild Geugjes topped a balanced Cape Breton attack with 15 points as the Capers downed UNB.
At Sydney, Cedric Kasongo scored 14, Sean McCormick and Seth Amoah 13 apiece and Meshack Lufile 10 as the Capers (8-8) posted their fourth win in a row.
Javon Masters potted 28 for UNB (8-8), losers of five straight.
Bryan Duquette smashed 23 kills and the Dalhousie Tigers outlasted the UNB Varsity Reds 3-2 to take a 1-0 lead in their best-of-three Atlantic conference men's volleyball final at Dalplex.
Adam Sandeson added 18 digs and Matthew Donovan had five blocks as the top-seeded Tigers won 26-24, 24-26, 25-21, 20-25, 15-12.
Marc White led the No. 2 Varsity Reds with 12 kills.
The second match is Feb. 15 in Fredericton.
In a women's action, it was:
Aigles Bleues 3, Axewomen 1: At Wolfville, in a regular-season contest, Genevieve Leblanc had 13 kills to lift Moncton to a 25-21, 26-28, 25-18, 25-23 triumph over Acadia.
Sarah Ross posted 12 digs for the home side and Hillary Monette had 21 digs.
Dalhousie's David Sharpe, an Olympian in London in 2012, was among the winners Friday night at the AUS swimming championships in St. John's, N.L.
Sharpe won the men's 100-metre butterfly final in 54.50. Kaitlyn Young of UNB won the women's 100 butterfly in 1:03.78.
Dalhousie's Molly Wedge won the women's 200 freestyle in 2:02.95 while Gavin Dyke of Memorial won the men's 200 freestyle in 1:51.79.
Acadia's Kristen MacPherson won the women's 50 backstroke in 30.12. Dalhousie's Jo Ur won the men's 50 backstroke in 26.85.
Dalhousie's Keishia Mills topped the field in the women's 100 breaststroke in 1:13.00. Acadia's Luc Boudreau won the men's 100 breaststroke in 1:02.57.
Dalhousie's Rachel Shin won the women's 400 individual medley in 4:51.90. Dyke was tops on the men's side in 4:35.65.
The Dalhousie team of Ainsley Fraser, Cara McCallum, Ceilidh MacPherson and Wedge won the women's 400 freestyle relay.
Aodhan Somers, Colin Flysak, Ur and Nigel Champion hooked up to win the men's 400 freestyle relay in 3:29.72 for the Tigers.
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Richland County Sheriff's deputies seized an assault rifle and a stolen handgun while investigating a shots fired incident Saturday night in Eastover.
Deputy Curtis Wilson said officers were patrolling Main Street near Anderson Street after an event when they heard gunshots. Witnesses told them three people got into a vehicle and drove away from the scene.
Deputies stopped the vehicle and questioned the people inside. Wilson said they found a handgun that had been reported stolen out of Clarendon County, which may have been fired in the incident. All three were detained.
During their investigation, Wilson said deputies recovered an assault rifle at another location that may have been used in the incident. One other person was detained.
Wilson said nobody was injured.
Investigators continue to question witnesses.
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Tim Cole Memorial in Lubbock [POLL]
What do you think about Councilman Todd Klein's plans?
What do you think about Councilman Todd Klein's plans?
Klein wants the memorial to be located at University Avenue and 19th Street, near the location where Cole was arrested.
On Tuesday's edition of Lubbock's First News, attorney Kevin Glasheen spoke with Chad Hasty and Rex Andrew about the possible locations for a memorial to wrongfully convicted Tech student Timothy Cole.
"[If] you got four votes on the council that chooses to spend public money to do something, then that's the policy."


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Bullion dealers said that demand for precious metals like investment-grade gold and silver is rising in Singapore -- this is due to the recent weakness in prices as well as tax-exemption in Singapore.
SINGAPORE: Bullion dealers said that demand for precious metals like investment-grade gold and silver is rising in Singapore -- this is due to the recent weakness in prices as well as tax-exemption in Singapore.
Precious metals investors overseas are also looking more to Singapore as a haven to store their hoard.
According to retailer BullionStar, demand has roughly doubled in the first half of this year compared to the same period in 2013.
Singapore aims to have a "gold-standard" environment for buying, selling and storing investment-grade precious metals -- typically gold or silver products of close to 100 per cent purity.
Since October 2012, such metals have been exempted from the Goods and Services Tax (GST). And according to BullionStar, this has drawn interest domestically and overseas.
BullionStar offers storage services for precious metals, on top of dealing in physically-backed bullion. Its average monthly sales has grown from about S$2.5 million to more than S$5 million from 2013 to 2014.
BullionStar said the US dollar's recent strength has prompted investors to shift from gold to currency, leading to a dip in prices of precious metals. But it is optimistic that prices will rebound.
Vincent Tie, a sales manager with BullionStar Singapore, said: "If the prices of gold remain at the current levels today... it's very easy for a few entities with sufficient amount of currencies to buy out the entire, or even the annual supply of gold.
"However, the way I see it is when that demand comes in, it will inevitably push up the price of gold in the international markets."
Those who hoard gold seem to like Singapore's robust and secure infrastructure for storage.
The Singapore Precious Metals Exchange said it has been "bombarded" with enquiries, and 95 per cent of its global clients are looking to Singapore for protecting their gold.
Victor Foo, chief executive of the exchange, said: "We basically got a lot of our customers to move existing bullion from their homes or from other countries into Singapore. But what we do is, in that asset transfer service, we help them to first authenticate their bullion before it is deposited."
The exchange also lets customers buy and sell bullion on a peer-to-peer platform and has a retail arm that has diversified its product offerings.
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Ellen Degeneres Presents Banned Teen with Scholarship Check
Today on her talk show, Ellen Degeneres presented Constance McMillen–the teen who challenged the district's policy banning same-sex dates–with a scholarship check from Tonic.com. Ellen told her:
I admire you so much. When I was your age I never would have had the strength to do what you are doing.
Itawamba County school board canceled the planned April 2 prom after Constance, a high school senior let it be known she was bringing her girlfriend. The school board said the issue caused a distraction to the educational mission of the high school and cited safety concerns as a factor in their decision, though they said they'd be fine if a private group hosted a prom.
Talk show host Degeneres had offered to pay for a private prom, but Constance said that she wanted the school district to hold the dance. Good for Ellen!
Did Kathy Griffin offer to bail Lt. Choi out of jail or pay the fines for GetEqual.org protesters arrested at Nancy Pelosi's office yesterday?
Along with the scholarship and the offer of a summer internship for Constance, Tonic.com is
raising money for a second-chance prom for students in Mississippi that would include gay and lesbian students. The Mississippi Safe Schools Coalition is organizing the dance, but has not released any details about it.


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Friday, August 23, 2013
Join us for an evening lecture with sustainability expert and Bard MBA Faculty, Hunter Lovins. Lovins will discuss her work with the government of Bhutan and the UN to develop a new roadmap for global economic sustainability. Please join her for a progress report. All are welcome to attend.
Hunter Lovins, Bard MBA Faculty; President of Natural Capitalism, Inc.
Hunter Lovins J.D., Loyola Law School; B.S. (Sociology, Political Science). L. Hunter Lovins is president and founder of Natural Capitalism Solutions (NCS). NCS educates senior decision makers in business, government, and civil society to restore and enhance natural and human capital while increasing prosperity and quality of life. Lovins is also currently a faculty member at Bainbridge Graduate Institute and the chief insurgent of the Madrone Project. Lovins has consulted for scores of industries, governments, and large and small companies worldwide. Recipient of such honors as the Right Livelihood Award, Lindbergh Award, and Leadership in Business, she was named Time Magazine 2000 Hero of the Planet and in 2009 Newsweek dubbed her a "Green Business Icon." She has co-authored nine books and hundreds of papers, including the 1999 book Natural Capitalism, 2006 e-book Climate Protection Manual for Cities, and the 2009 book Transforming Industry in Asia. She has served on the boards of governments, nonprofit organizations, and for-profit companies. Lovins's areas of expertise include natural capitalism, sustainable development, globalization, energy and resource policy, economic development, climate change, land management, fire rescue, and emergency medicine. She developed the Economic Renewal Project and helped write many of its manuals on sustainable community economic development. She was a founding professor of business at Presidio Graduate School, one of the first accredited programs offering an M.B.A. in sustainable management.
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Breaking Free Of The Dietary Pleasure Trap
If you are holding a copy of Health Science magazine, and know what it is all about, then you are one of the lucky ones.
Of the 300 million people who live in our country, most will spend their whole lives confused about what is good for them, and what isn't. If you are one of the fortunate few who has a good feel for the truth about health, then you are more than halfway there. The problem is, knowing is only about half of the battle. The other half of the journey is pretty tough. Just knowing doesn't quite get it done all by itself.For some reason, even after we know just what to do, there is a tendency to go ahead and do self-destructive things anyway. If we listen to a pop-psychology show,we might hear all sorts of dark and complex speculation about why people are often self-destructive. But doubt any of it is right. We think there are reasons for "self-destructive" behavior that make perfect sense.
The Strange Behavior of Moths in the Night
Have you ever taken a few moments to stare at moths banging into your porch light? Why do they keep circling and flying into a dangerous light? And more chilling still, why do they sometimes fly right into a candle or hot light that zaps them dead? It seems incredibly stupid, so why do they do it? Maybe moths are mysteriously self-destructive for some deep, dark, and complex reasons. But we doubt it. We think there must be another reason, and one that makes perfect sense. There is.
Why They Do What They Do
Moths, it turns out, are designed to fly towards light. They have built within them a natural [...]


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Media event set for September 9, launch likely ~10 days later.
Apple Boosts Over-the-Air App Store Download Limits to 50 MB
With the launch of the 3rd Generation iPad, Apple has increased the over-the-air download limit for the App Store to 50MB, up from 20MB.
As noted by AppAdvice, the change is presumably to accommodate larger app sizes due to the new iPad's Retina display and faster cellular data available with 4G LTE. The download limit is now 50MB across all devices, as shown in the above screenshot. This limit affects the maximum size of an App that can be downloaded over 3G or 4G networks.
Developers frequently work hard to keep their apps under the over-the-air download limit, as they believe going over that limit reduces the likelihood of spontaneous purchases.
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So now you can blow through your capped data limits even faster!
You need to be responsible for your usage too.
No they are correct. You ever been away from home and thought about buying an app you saw on some site, etc, only to try to buy it and you get the dreaded "must be on wi-fi BS"? I can't tell you how many times I have said, oh well, I'll get it when I get home, only to forget and never buy the app.
It's a good thing for all.
Sure, but the way its written, it means that they work hard to keep it under the over the air limit because if they don't it will reduce the spontaneous purchases. Which is the exact opposite of the reality because it will increase the likelihood.
Admittedly though, this is nice for when you want an update on the go (though rarely is there a time I couldn't possibly wait to get home to grab the update).
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Developers frequently work hard to keep their apps under the over-the-air download limit, as they believe it reduces the likelihood spontaneous purchases.
Article Link: Apple Boosts Over-the-Air App Store Download Limits to 50 MB (http://www.macrumors.com/2012/03/07/apple-boosts-over-the-air-app-store-download-limits-to-50-mb/)
don't you mean, INCREASES the likelihood of purchases?
I can't believe this happened today that I was about to start trying reduce the size of my new app that is currently 40 Mbytes!!! It just saved me at least 4 days of work!!!
Wooohooo!!! :D:D:D
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There ain't no party like a Bollywood party, especially if Aqeel is in the house.
Which is why Bangalore's party peeps showed up in droves at i-bar, where the daddy of desi music was doing what he does best — spinning some bangin' B-town beats. The dance floor was packed with revellers grooving to the tracks that Aqeel was playing for them. We caught a glimpse of Amit, Kaavya, Kavitha, Kanak, Nikhil and plenty of other party animals having the time of their lives, Bollywood ishtyle!
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The Phelps School Music Department, under the direction of Kim Johnson, will present its Christmas Concert Monday, Dec. 16, at 6:30 p.m. in the school's small gymnasium.
There will be performances by the choir, seventh- through 12th-grade band, sixth-grade band, and two hand-chime choirs.
The Northwoods Community Blood Center Inc. will hold a blood drive in Phelps, Thursday, Dec. 19, from 2 to 6 p.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, located at 4494 Town Hall Road.
Donations of all blood types are needed. Donations from people with O Negative, A Negative, B Negative and O Positive blood are especially needed.
Blood donations are projected to decrease substantially in the last two weeks of December, according to Jan Hadsell of the Community Blood Center.
The Sunrise Lodge will host an all-you-can-eat breakfast Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 14-15, from 7:30 to 11 a.m. both days to benefit local snowmobile clubs.
All of the proceeds will be donated to the snowmobile club of the customer's choice, including the Phelps Snowmobile Club, Land O' Lakes Frosty Club, Conover Snow Buddies, or U.P. Thunder Riders of Watersmeet.
The Phelps Chamber of Commerce is welcoming residents to drop off new or gently used coats, sweaters, hats, mittens and other warm clothing items as part of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism's The Big Bundle Up campaign.
The statewide collection program will run through Jan. 4, 2014.
Our Savior Lutheran Church will hold its 2013 Christmas Cantata — "We Sing with the Angels" — under the direction of Steve Kolling Sunday, Dec. 15, at the 7:30 a.m. service and the 10 a.m. service.
The adult choir, jubilation choir, children's choir, and Woodland Strings will perform. The performances will be open to the public.
The Phelps community will hold a blood drive Monday, Dec. 16, from 2 to 6 p.m. at St.?Mary's Catholic Church, located at 4494 Town Hall Road.
Advance donation appointments may be made by calling Lola at (920) 227-5561 or by visiting save3lives.org.


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Local veterans pay tribute to the Red, White and Blue. American Legion Post 575, in Lubbock, took time Saturday to respectfully retire 50 American Flags from service. And they did it with a time honored tradition that dates back to the earliest days of our country, respectfully burning those 50 flags.
"It goes all the way back to when we got started in this nation. It's very important," Retired 1st Sgt. Robert Bland said.
Bland served in The Korean Conflict as a Marine.
Bland added, "It's a ceremony that we like to do at least once a year and preferable pretty close to flag day."
Some may think the burning of an American Flag is wrong, but according to the United States Flag Code and each man in attendance Saturday, quite the opposite is true.
Bland said, "Our flag has a wonderful history. A proud history. That's why we feel so much pride and retiring it when it needs to be retired."
The U.S. Flag Code says:
"The Flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem of display, should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning."
Bland said, "I feel we owe that to our comrades that have fallen in combat. Also our veterans that still today are working to make America strong."
But before a ceremony like this, several things need to happen. A flag must be inspected to assure it's no longer serviceable.
American Legion Commander Joe Kelly said, "We retired one today where the stars were all blown off it."
Then a prayer is said for all veterans and all Americans. Finally, like what happened in Saturday's ceremony, the flag is retired.
Bland said, "It's quite a procedure and we don't just let the ashes linger in the barrel if there's anyway we can avoid it. They need to be properly buried."
And every flag - from the largest to the smallest should be retired properly.
Kelly said, "They can bring flags anytime they want all year long. We collect flags from local residents, from local businesses. We've had Texas Tech bring flags out."
Bland said, "A feeling of a great deal of honor and pride. It's our nations colors."
And that national pride is why Bland has been involved in ceremonies like this for more than 20 years.
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Welcome To The Fountain Society Website
Marsh Awards 2012
The Marsh Awards for Sculpture and Fountains was held on the 6th November at the PMSA headquarters in London and were presented by The Duke of Gloucester.
Mr. Jolyon Drury, Chairman of the judging committee, outlined the busy and diverse year of the Public Monuments and Sculpture Association with the inclusion of The Fountain Society within its structure and the inclusion of Tony Mott of The Fountain Society into its Board of Trustees.
The award follows the continuing sponsorship of the Marsh Christian Trust for the excellence in concept, design, siting, execution and access in the public domain and the panel of assessors respond to a set of criteria, reducing a long list of submissions to a short list of finalists, all of which are visited. Public sculpture has classes for new work and conservation. No award was made for conservation this year but there were two equal prize winners. The Fountain's assessors this year responded to the headline criterion "the best use of moving water in the regeneration of urban public space". One prize was awarded this year.
An address was made by Professor Brian Falconbridge PPRBS on public sculpture in the context of the Marsh Awards for excellence in public sculpture and fountain of the year and announced the awards as:
Public Sculpture:
1. Comedy Carpet by Gordon Young in collaboration with Why Not Associates - commissioned by Blackpool Council and funded by the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment, with its references to over 1,000 comedians and writers and covering more than 2000m, provides an extremely accessible feature.
2. The Tsunami Memorial, by Kevin Carmody and Andrew Groarke - the 117 tonne block of French granite, is the largest single piece of granite to be transported in the UK or France since the building of Stonehenge. In its quiet and inert way it is monumental, stark and imposing and is a fitting and enduring memorial to the many thousands who perished in the 2004 Tsunami.
Water Fountains:
The fountain at Queen's Square, Wolverhampton by Ustigate Ltd., enlivens this particular and distinguished urban space and does so imaginatively and sensitively, integrating well into this fine square. Ustigate was commissioned by Wolverhampton City Council to build and install a plaza-style fountain at Queens Square, Wolverhampton.
The assessors were looking for "the best use of moving water in the regeneration of an urban public space".
The fountain operates on an 11-week programmed sequence and changes its mood throughout the day. Colour change LED lighting ensures that the fountain remains visible at night.
The fountain can be either animated, with jets jumping and chasing each other, or slow and relaxed, with jets rising and falling. Laminar jumping jets shoot out of the ground and disappear into a catchment chamber. Low level ground misters have been incorporated into the sequence.
Of a number of water features reviewed against the judging criteria, Queens Square clearly stands out as worthy of the prize. The judging committee were pleased to present this to Ustigate.
To acknowledge the aesthetic appreciation of this area by the Local Authority the committee were pleased to award Wolverhampton City Council with a plaque in commemoration of their commission.
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Hip Replacement Improves Physical Function and Age Is No Barrier
Osteoarthritis patients, age 65 and older, who have hip replacement surgery are twice as likely to improve their physical function and regain their ability to care for themselves when compared to seniors who do not have the surgery. Duke University researchers studied the effect of hip replacement on daily living tasks such as personal hygiene, dressing, walking, shopping, and preparing meals.
Osteoarthritis patients who were disabled prior to having hip replacement were able to increase physical function and decrease disability within one year of the hip replacement procedure, according to study results. The best news, with regard to the benefits derived from hip replacement, was that age is not a factor. Hip replacement can be as beneficial for someone in their 80s and 90s -- just as it is for patients in their 60s or even younger.
Hip Replacement Is Cost Effective
On another tangent, experts also believe that hip replacement is cost effective for the health care system. While reimbursement for the procedure averages $4,000 - $6,000, it is much less expensive than longterm care for disabled patients. Health economists estimate that just one year of disability-free living saves the health care system $50,000.
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What has been reported so far about hip replacement is quite positive.
- Hip replacement improves quality of life.
- Age is no barrier to hip replacement benefits.
- Procedure is cost effective.
- More than 285,000 hip replacements are performed in the U.S. each year.
- High rate of patient satisfaction associated with hip replacement.
Despite those facts, it may surprise you to find out that fewer than 25% of patients who could benefit from hip replacement choose to have the surgery.
Hip replacement is an invasive procedure. Complications are possible. A long rehabilitation period is a certainty. Patients themselves may be reticent about hip replacement for those reasons alone -- reasons that also may explain why many doctors avoid suggesting hip replacement to elderly patients. Duke University researchers concluded that hip replacement is a valid treatment option for elderly patients who are medically eligible for surgery. If you are a patient who may benefit from hip replacement, discuss your hopes and fears about having the procedure, and discuss the benefits and risks of the procedure with your doctor. If needed, get a second opinion. Make an informed decision.
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Fish & Farm
- Address:
339 Taylor Street
San Francisco, CA 94102Neighborhood:
Downtown / Union Square
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Fish & Farm
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.fishandfarmsf.com/
- Phone: 4154743474x
- Hours of Operation:
Open 7 nights a week.
Dinner: 5:30pm - close
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Californian, Unspecified
- Executive Chef: Elicio Soto
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: No
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We offer two private dining rooms. The Fishbowl seats up to 16 persons and The Aquarium Club room seats up to 36 for a dinner or 60 for a cocktail party. Both rooms were designed by Sheri Sheridan of Disfigure and Swallowtail design. Cocktail parties, full sit down dinners, buffets, or appetizer and wine receptions are available. All inclusive packaging including wine pairings and cocktails is available. Rooms are available with or without private bar facilities. We take great care to ensure your private dining exceeds your expectations. Buy-outs of the entire main dining room and lounge are also offered on specific nights and increase the private dining capacity to nearly 90 for a sit down dinner and over 125 for a reception.
- Private Party Contact: Heather Seliga 267 968 2563x
- Entertainment: Wine Club and "Meet the Winemaker Events"
Industry Discounts
Happy Hour nightly from 4-6
- Special Events: We have three beautiful dining rooms where you can host your next holiday party, business dinner, birthday or anniversary celebration, rehersal dinner or wedding reception. For more details see the private dining section on our web page.
Getting there
- Cross Street: O'Farrell
- Public Transit: Near all major bus lines on Geary Street. Up 6th Street across Market onto Taylor Street, we are only 1 mile from the major freeways 101 and 80. We are 4 blocks from Powell Street Bart Station.
- Parking: No
- Parking Details: There nearby parking lots as well as street parking.
A word from Fish & Farm
With chocolate brown tufted booths, rich bamboo flooring, and seating for only 48 Fish & Farm emphasizes a civilized place in which to enjoy a menu of organic produce and all sustainably farmed fish and organic meats. Fish & Farm offers an Award Winning wine list of organic and bio dynamic wines and a monthly featured winery, winemaker or region with taste, glass and bottle portions."Meet the Winemaker" events are held throughout the year and are discounted for wine club members. Fish & Farm offers a clever menu of French and California influenced American Cuisine.The lounge and bar seats a cozy 20 persons and offers a menu of hand-crafted items.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked 1000-Point Tables
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Fish & Farm reviews from OpenTable diners
79 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food3.9Service3.8
- Ambiance3.5Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (29)neighborhood gem (25)romantic (17)special occasion (16)good for groups (9)notable wine list (7)kid-friendly (5)hot spot (3)great for lunch (3)vibrant bar scene (2)great for brunch (2)Show More
- Disappointing, never returningEBarnesDined on 8/31/20141st visit. When we arrived, the restaurant was empty except for a large group which was done eating. We ordered our food, drinks, and appetizers all at once. Our waitor was very dry and uninterested in our table, never checked on us to see how we were doing, or even asked if we were from out of town. The waiter which is also the bartender somehow mixed up me and my friend's drinks; she ordered chardonnay and I ordered a reisling. The crabcakes were horrible and tiny, tasted like the frozen ones from your grocer. The bread was also disgusting, cold and wet. Our entrées took extremely long, a table which arrived 20 minutes after us received their food 1st and they had steaks. We had mediocre fish and hamburgers. The list goes on and on...
- Lived up to the recommendationOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/30/2014This restaurant had been recommended to us some time ago, but we had never gotten around to going there until last week The food was excellent, the staff helpful, and the price was within expectations. We will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasty foodTenderloinFoodyDined on 8/24/2014This was our fourth time dining at Fish and Farm, and despite some of the other reviews, we have always had a good dining experience. The food is tasty and it's a good spot to bring visitors from out of town (we live in the neighborhood). They also have a great room for private dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PerfectKenzieDined on 8/22/2014I'm a regular at this place and I honestly can't say enough good things. The staff is INCREDIBLE to me. Michael the manager always makes me feel very welcome, as does the rest of the staff. They're extremely kind and knowledgeable about the food and where it comes from (something that is very important to me). The chef is an amazing man, also. I'd recommend the pork chop, the steak, the goat cheese galette, the risotto, and the mussels (I'm partial to the Bretonne preparation). I know that's a lot of items to recommend, but seriously - none of those would disappoint. Even finicky eaters would love it. The wine list is fabulous, too. There aren't many things I would steer potential customers away from. The place is the best. My favorite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food!DiappointedVIPDined on 8/22/2014We were seated immediately, no waiting, a plus in my book. Chef Soto came out and introuced himself, we complimented him on his wonderful cuisine. Great service, good food, good wine list. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't botherJanBapDined on 8/18/2014I've had - and made - better versions of these dishes. We had salmon & vegetable risotto. Meh. Host and server weren't friendly at all. They delivered the bare basics of service.
- Disappointing at bestwcfoodieDined on 8/16/2014I was looking forward to Fish and Farm, but the experience was less than great. The hostess/waitress was rude and seemed to genuinely hate her job. For a San Francisco restaurant, the bread was terrible - did they get it at Safeway? We ordered two appetizers - the crab cakes and the crispy artichoke salad. They didn't give us plates, so we had to use our tiny bread plates. The crab cakes were good, but the arugula and asparagus salad that came with it was not dressed, making it dry and bitter. The crispy asparagus was good, but the dressing seemed to be olive oil and Kraft Parmesan cheese. I could have made it at home. We had the salmon and the burger - burger was alright, as was the salmon, but wasn't memorable. Overall, not worth it.
- Fried Chicken & Pork ChopsSteffanVIPDined on 8/8/2014The fried chicken and pork chop were fantastic. Top 3 pork chops that I've ever eaten.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent FoodLarryDined on 8/8/2014I had the pork chop and it was truly outstanding; cooked to perfection.Special Features:
- Great cocktails, decent foodDinnerDateVIPDined on 8/1/2014Salmon was cooked perfectly but the sauce tasted a bit like flour still, needed to cook for another minute or two. The fried chicken is another customer favorite, but didn't stand out compared to other fried chicken. The "hot sauce butter" was just that - tasted like Frank's in melted butter. The hand crafted cocktails were outstanding. I loved the Tea Chicago Style! Overall, it was good - not bad, but not great.Special Features:
- Surprisingly poor servicesfepiVIPDined on 8/1/2014Our entrees were delicious but the artichoke salad was unremarkable and the bread and butter tasted of the refrigerator. Our waitress was friendly but the service was not good--drinks came out at various times, 10-30 minutes after ordering, simple requests like a napkin had to be repeated.
- Fried Chicken Was Still Good.hansDined on 7/26/2014But it seems like the prices for all items went up :o(Special Features:
- Not a great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/25/2014Lobby renovation at 8 pm on a Friday night? Bar removed from restaurant and was narrow and cramped. Worse, the bar was between the kitchen and the restaurant and waiters and construction people had to squeeze between patrons and the waiters seemed irritated about that. The bartender mumbled and when we thought he wanted our drink order, he tersely put us off to wait on someone else. Our waiter was not very friendly and not that attentive to detail. Our appetizer was burned and our meal took over an hour to prepare and because of this, we had to wolf it down to make our 10 pm show. Not good, we won't be back.
- Service needs improvementOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/25/2014We waited for 10 minutes after our reservation time to be seated, then waited 15 minutes after being seated for a waiter to show up. We finally gave up and left.
- FairBamsquireDined on 7/18/2014Nothing particularly special about this place. Service was attentive but missed obvious things like serving everyone a large bowl of mussels in broth with no serving spoon or individuals plates or bowls. Food was good but not worth overall price for the meal.
- away from the madding crowdsOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/12/2014Downtown San Francisco on a Saturday night was crazy. I had family from out of town and this was a gem of a find. Quite so we could catch up with each other without shouting. Food was wonderful, and the other guests at the restaurant enjoyed the low key atmosphere as well.Special Features:
- Solid food near the theaterxxiiiVIPDined on 7/12/2014The fried chicken and the mussels were excellent. They have a great scotch selection as well. Good dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice, but nothing specialCharDined on 7/9/2014I hoped I would find a more imaginative menu. The food was fine, nothing exciting. But, their coffee was wonderful.I would recommend this to a friend.
- good but not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/9/2014above average food, prk chop was very good-- a bit expensive but great service- smallish restaurant space--intimate but a little dull
- Quaint and goodSFVisitorDined on 6/29/2014We were staying at the Hilton across and wanted something less traveled. It's menu is small but he choices were spot on. The food was good and prices reasonable.Special Features:
- lucky?redstarfarmDined on 6/27/2014made a reservation here for 4 adults and 3 young children. My friends arrived first & were very intimidated, expecting that our 3 young children or our casual attire were going to get us turned away. The staff actually gave us our own, sealed-off room. It was perfect. The kids could runa round and be loud, we could relax and enjoy each other and our food. we were so stoked and appreciative.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Find!LaLaDined on 6/27/2014Excellent fish and wonderful service made this restaurant an instant 'we'll return soon'. Downtown location in a hotel made us worried, but we found it un-touristy and really a great place for the theater.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fish & FarmSFFoodEaterDined on 6/24/2014We tried Fish and Farm before heading to the Curran for a show. The food was excellent and the service top notch. My son had the Fried Chicken--just like Mom used to make and I had the Salmon which was excellent. We will eat here again. Just a short walk to the show! I was glad I had a reservation. They were crowded as we left.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly recommend!MaritaDined on 6/22/2014Excellent food and service. The food is well-conceived, with the true flavors of the fish or meat not overwhelmed with a muddle of flavors, as is the case with some restaurants nowadays. Subtle sauces enhance the flavors of very fresh fish and meat. Service is attentive without being overwhelming - kind of like the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great comfort foodVisitorVIPDined on 6/19/2014Extremely fresh, well-prepared local ingredients. Intimate setting. Never had a bad meal here.Special Features:
- Fish and Farm DinnerKatyDined on 6/17/2014It's unfortunate that more people don't give this restaurant a try. The food was good and the wait staff was eager. The starters were AMAZING! The main courses were good, but not as good as the starters. The grillled calamari salad is a must have!
- OpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 6/17/2014Really a disgraceful restaurant. poor food, empty place, strange service. The wait staff tried but really did not know how to serve..We were very disappointed and will not return.
- Great service, below average food.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/16/2014This place has potential and I guess once it was good, but the food was really quite bad. I don't want to be mean as the staff were lovely. Maybe it was a bad night....
- retirement dinnerReggieDined on 6/9/2014Great food and our servers were nice. slightly pricey drinks but overall great experience.Special Features:
- Great surpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/8/2014We needed a place to meet family members from the East Bay and the peninsula. I gambled on Open Table and we were delighted. The cornbread which accompanied the delicious fried chicken was so e of the best ever.Special Features:
- slowwwwwwrenofoodloverDined on 6/6/2014The service was very, very slow - almost got up and walked - felt the description thru Open Table was totally exaggerated - food was over priced - even for San Francisco
- Lovely little place & great food!whomecookDined on 6/6/2014Very good pre-theater dinner , convenient to ACT. My companion had moules marinieres & frites, with count 'em, 48 moules in the portion! I had roasted cod, perfectly cooked, with a great sauce and lovely veggies. Not inexpensive, but worth the money. I will go back again. Good service, pleasing decor, tucked into the Mark Twain hotel, nice ambience, quiet enough for conversation, put this into a good find category.Special Features:
- Dinner for twoDinner42VIPDined on 6/5/2014When we arrived, the place was empty. That should have been our first clue to leave, but we thought we'd give it a try anyway. We started with two drinks, which took about 10 minutes to get, in an empty restaurant. Appetizer where good, but the main course still needed a chefs flare. I had the New York Strip, which had a lot of grissle and was covered in a sauce that overwhelmed the flavor of the beef. A $27 dish and I left half. I don't recommend this place.
- solidOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 6/4/2014very solid food, from a small menu (which i like). service was friendly and fast. we were there for a business meeting, others seemed to be tourists from the hotel upstairs. good for either group, but not a hip or romantic spotSpecial Features:
- Delicious, sustainable foodGAPSterDined on 5/24/2014My husband and I dined here for date night. I am on a no-grain and no-sugar diet, and I was able to find a few dishes off the menu that suit my needs. The raw oysters were fresh, but the calamari salad hit us at the right spot. My pan-roasted rock cod was cooked perfectly. My husband enjoyed his cioppino and Scotch. The place is small, the tables are placed close together. It would've been nice if I didn't have to eavesdrop on neighboring patrons. The servers were a little rough on the edges on their waiting skills, but were very polite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/15/2014The wait staff was indifferent. We asked for a booth (most of them were empty), and were told it would be a 30 minute wait for those. It was a date. We were then seated between other tables, face-to-face, interview style with no privacy. After we had finished the meal, we both noticed the booths had never been occupied that evening. That, and never a smile from any of the staff. We won't be going back.Special Features:
- DeliciousGinaVIPDined on 5/11/2014We all ordered a different dish. Everyone was happy with their dinner. The scallops were cooked to perfection, appetizer mussels were tasty and fresh. We had the apple tart and molten chocolate cake. Tart was very good, the cake was a miss. Would go again. Neighborhood is sketchy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 958 reviews are from the Fish & Farm reviews archive.
- foodieVIPDined on 5/8/2014Fish and Farm is a small room with 11 tables. It's part of the Mark Twain hotel. One waitress was responsible for the entire room except for one table which was served by several people. The "special table". The rest of the room was left alone except when necessary to plop down your food. We felt sorry for the overwhelmed waitress who seemed to be doing her best to take care of the rest of the room. The food was average. We though the fish either frozen or a lower grade or both. We won't return. This was my worst review yet for opentable.
- limited menu, slow servicePaulVIPDined on 5/3/2014If you like a relaxed meal, this might be the place for you. Food was good, but menu was somewhat limited (only artichoke or calamari salad, no more basic salad) and service seemed inattentive for a not very crowded night
- SeatingSFvisitorVIPDined on 4/30/2014I was dining alone and was asked to sit in the bar when there were many empty tables in the dining room. The dining room would have been much more comfortable.


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Wildcats dethrone the Kingsmen
Despite playing in 90-plus degree heat and losing senior tailback Aaron Williams to an injury on the game's second play, the Linfield football team held strong and outlasted the No. 16 California Lutheran University Kingsmen 24-14 in the first home game Sept. 10.
Junior tailback Josh Hill, stepping in for Williams, exploded for 164 yards and two touchdowns, the highest single-game total for a player in more than three seasons.
"I was really proud of him," coach Joseph Smith said. "He was nursing an injury and I didn't want him to play quite that much, but I was very proud of his effort."
Linfield's offensive unit sputtered during the first half. The 'Cats had three consecutive three-and-outs in the first quarter with a net yard total of -1. While Linfield struggled to get started, Cal Lu wide out Eric Rodgers broke several tackles on a 28-yard dash into the end zone, putting the Kingsmen up 7-0 early in the game.
"In the first half, they were running a lot of formations we hadn't seen before," sophomore tight end Jacob Priester said. "They were things we thought they might come out in, but it turned out to be their base defense."
After giving up a score, the defense soon put the Kingsmen offense on lockdown. Cal Lu was restricted to only 160 yards on the ground for the game, 55 of them from tailback senior Daniel Mosier. On fourth down and one yard to go on the Linfield 18-yard line, Mosier ran into a pile of Wildcats and was stuffed for a loss, giving the offense some momentum and another shot to score.
"We were reeling offensively," Smith said. "Our defense kept us in it early. I knew if we could stop the run we would win the game and eventually we did that."
The defense shone as senior defensive back Kala'e Parish nabbed a pass out of the air, the first of two Wildcat picks in the game. This time the Wildcats capitalized on the opportunity and Hill scooted in for a 1-yard touchdown, tying the score at 7-7.
"We'd been looking for that route all week," Parish said. "In past years they've wanted to hit that route, so coach told me to sit on it."
Junior kicker Josh Kay booted in a 22-yard field goal to cap a 94-yard drive and end the second half. Despite leading 10-7 entering the third quarter the game remained close. The first-time starter would finish with a modest 9 of 24 completed passes for 122 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions while taking a few big hits in the pocket. Coach Smith stuck by his anointed starter after the game, praising his toughness and mental fortitude.
"He took a lot of hits early," Smith said. "He could have folded but he stood in there and was a warrior for us today."
Hill scored his second and final touchdown on a 3-yard carry with 4:24 left in the third, bringing Linfield's lead to 17-7. With the running game established, Inns was able to roll out of the pocket on play action more often and began to gel with his receiving core.
Laudenslayer kept things interesting late in the third quarter on a 28-yard touchdown strike to Rogers, who had to leap into the air to make the catch. The Wildcats put the game away with Inns' lone passing score, a 4-yard lob to Priester. The Linfield defense suppressed Cal Lu for the remainder of the game capped off an interception by senior all-American safety Drew Fisher that crushed any hope the Kingsmen had left. The defensive unit held Laudenslayer, a quarterback, to 220 yards, one touchdown and picked him off twice while taking away his deep
passing threat with great coverage in the secondary.
The 'Cats finished with 409 yards of total offense while holding Cal Lu to 342 and only 160 in the second half. Only a small part of Linfield's offensive production came from the passing game. Offensive lineman junior Kaston Gleason was quick to shoulder some of the responsibility. According to Gleason, their protection of junior Mickey Inns could have been much better and would have given him more time to execute crisper passes downfield.
"Definitely a better start than last year," Mace said. "We're excited for the defense, and the defense is excited about us. This felt like more of a team effort than the last couple years, I know a lot of guys feel
the same way."
The 'Cats will have a week off before facing the LaVerne University Leopards at Maxwell Field on Sept. 24.
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This is the live blog for Tim Carpenter vs. Daniel Gracie. Tim Carpenter is 6-0 in MMA. He last defeated Jamal Patterson at Bellator 33. Daniel Gracie is 5-2-1 in MMA. He returned from a four-year absence from the sport at Israel FC: Genesis on November 9th, where he beat Martin Wojcik by rear-naked choke.
Round 1 - Our referee for this contest is Dave Ferguson. Carpenter misses with a leg kick. Gracie lands an outside legkick. Now an inside. Now outside. Right hand from Carpenter drops Gracie. Gracie has full guard, controlling posture. Carpenter is half-guard now. Throwing short punches. Carpenter going body-head. Gracie trying to sit up, but Carpenter uses the fence to keep him pinned down. Carpenter uses strikes to mount. Gracie rolling, but rolls into an armbar. Gracie slips out, and ends up on top of Carpenter. Forty-five seconds left. Gracie passes into side control. Knee on belly. Punches from standing. Gracie gives up an arm with ten seconds to go. He pulls out and lands punches as the round ends.
SB Nation scores the round 10-9 for Tim Carpenter.
Round 2 - Gracie comes out aggressive to start the round. He has Carpenter pressed up against the fence. Gracie has an over-under body lock. Carpenter spins and has Gracie on the fence. Gracie tries a hip throw, but can't finish. Knee to the body from Carpenter. Nice left hand from Carpenter. Short rights from Gracie. They disengage. Nice leg kick from Gracie. Carpenter trips Gracie, and he has back control. Gracie rolls, grabs a single, and has Carpenter on his back. Nice upkick from Carpenter to a standing Gracie. Gracie's been bleeding for the last couple minutes. Nice right hand from Gracie. Passes to half-guard. Kimura attempt is short-lived for Carpenter. Thirty seconds left in the round. Gracie with nice punches to the body.
SB Nation scores the round 10-10.
Round 3 - Carpenter clinches and has Gracie up against the fence. Takedown for Carpenter. Short punches to the body. Gracie looking for a triangle. Omo plata for Gracie. Carpenter steps over. Weird position here. Carpenter has his legs wrapped around Gracie, who is facing away from him. Gracie turns around, and he passes to side control. Gracie looking for a farside armbar. Gracie lands a big right hand. Forty seconds left. Carpenter is bleeding around his left eye. Round ends as Gracie looks for a kimura.
SB Nation scores the round 10-9 for Daniel Gracie, and the bout a 29-29 draw.
Tim Carpenter defeats Daniel Gracie by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28).


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