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Uppercase magazine: Canada's best looking new magazine?
Dec 15, 2009 in Media
I spotted the gorgeous Uppercase magazine at my local independent bookstore.
We're inquisitive: learning from other artists, illustrators, designers, photographers, filmmakers and musicians, whether they're upstarts or icons, famous or shy, verbal or visual.
We're inspired: enchanted by great ideas and strange inventions; by colour and pattern; things fancy and frugal; the charm of vintage in a modern life; the ridiculous and the sublime.
We're adventurous: traveling to destinations both real and imagined, peeking into creative spaces and discovering magnificent people and memorable places.
We're eclectic: curating souvenirs, collecting treasures and celebrating the extraordinary in the everyday.
We're playful: delighting in visual amusements, intelligent distraction, entertaining wordplay and sweet indulgences.
We're UPPERCASE: a magazine for the creative and curious!
I'm also happy to say that they're from Calgary. It's nice to see great work from outside of the Toronto-Montreal nexus. Also their quirky-retro aesthetic is right up my alley.
Apparently the editors also run classes, a gallery and a shop. Those not in Calgary, myself include, can admire them from afar via their blog.


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Three new head coaches will take over the reigns of three different athletic programs at Taylor County High School.
Kelly "K.J." Townsend is the Lady Cardinals' new softball coach while Victor Johnson will be the head track coach and Matt Arnold the boys' soccer coach.
Townsend, a former player and coach at Campbellsville University, will become the sixth boss of one of the most successful programs at TCHS.
The Lady Cardinals have won 13 district championships, including the last four and five of the last six.
As we waited for the morning announcements to begin, we sat quietly in our seats and worked on our journal entries: What are three things that help to make you feel better when you are sick? Tell how they are comforting to you.
I got a check mark for completing the assignment, and then it was on to adjectives.
But it wasn't long before all the coffee I drank earlier that morning had me squirming in my seat. I raised my hand. "Miss Dial, may I go to the restroom?" I asked.
Samantha Netherland was awarded a math medal during a recent assembly at Campbellsville Elementary School.
Netherland, a fourth grader, earned the medal by completing 80 division problems in less than two minutes.
Three local congregations will observe the beginning of the Lenten season, the 40 days preceding Easter, with an Ash Wednesday service at 7 p.m. on Feb. 6 at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 116 S. Columbia Ave.
Bethel First Presbyterian Church, Fannie Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church and the host congregation will join in the traditional Ash Wednesday liturgy and imposition of ashes; the Rev. Jim Murphy, pastor of Bethel First Presbyterian Church, will be the preacher. Pastors Delmetria Cayson-Combs and Karl Lusk will be the worship leaders.
State Auditor Crit Luallen recently released the annual audit of the settlement of 2006 taxes by Taylor County Sheriff John Shipp.
The audit found Shipp's financial statement fairly represented the taxes charged, credited and paid for the period April 29, 2006 to April 30, 2007.
The statement was also found to conform with the modified cash basis of accounting.
Luallen found no instances of noncompliance and no matters involving control of financial reporting and operations.
Taylor County won the battle of long runs with a decisive 12-1 finish to down home-standing Marion County 63-47 on Friday night.
The Cardinals (13-7) took the lead for good at 20-11 on an 11-0 run ending the first quarter and starting the second period.
Chase Cox's three-pointer started the rally with Shane Morris hitting two free throws, Lloyd Stotts one charity toss, Leonard Macon a lay-up and Josh Gumm a trey during the blitz.
The Campbellsville High School Eagles could not overcome the talented Bardstown Tigers in the championship game of the Touchstone Energy Fifth Region All "A" Classic championship game and fell 85-67.
The Tigers (14-4) led by only one at the end of the first quarter (20-19), but the host team went on a 12-0 run in the second quarter to take a 48-34 lead at the break.
Taylor County's Lady Cardinals stayed within striking distance throughout the first half, but the Tacarra Hayes-Marion County Lady Knights used a 10-0 start in the third quarter to roar past the visitors 70-39 on Friday night in Lebanon.
Taylor County (8-12) led only once (5-4) on MeLeigha Pollock's two free throws at 4:10 in the first quarter. However, the Lady Cardinals stayed within striking distance (31-21) at the half as Cayla Rucker hit a pair of three-point baskets and finished the second period with a conventional three-point play.
A 22-7 start by Russell County spelled a 59-48 defeat for the Campbellsville High School Lady Eagles at home on Friday night to the Lady Lakers.
CHS (2-17) won the last three quarters 41-37, but could not overcome the 15-point, first-quarter deficit.
Danielle Morris, who made the all-tournament and all-academic team at the Touchstone Energy Fifth Region All "A" Classic in Bardstown, led the Lady Eagles with 22 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals.
Campbellsville University art professor Tommy Clark will have a faculty art exhibit through Feb. 7 at the new art gallery across from Gosser Fine Arts Center. The exhibit will feature watercolors, mixed media and clay sculptures and ceramics.
A reception for Clark will be tonight from 7 to 8:30 in the gallery.
The exhibit and the reception are free and open to the public.
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Karl Marx once wrote, "Hegel remarks somewhere that all great, world-historical facts and personages occur, as it were, twice. He has forgotten to add: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce." He wrote these words in his opening paragraph of a study of the 1851 coup of Louis Bonaparte of
Regarding the nature of history being made first as tragedy and then as farce, Marx implies that the effects of the tragic interlude leave their mark on the farcical moment that comes later. In fact it is the tragedy that lays the potential groundwork for the farce. This is certainly the case in the latest proof of Marx's words–the Georgian attack on its breakaway provinces and the counterattack by
It was a period of threats, militarization, proxy wars in third world nations and the occasional nuclear showdown.
The events in
It is in historical moments like this that the citizen can truly see how little they matter. We have two powerful regimes trifling over a piece of territory that most of the world could care less about. Both of these regimes have proven that they are more than willing to kill thousands of people, destroy hundreds of square miles of land and water, and waste billions of dollars in doing so just so they can establish their position in their battle to control their world. It is their world because no matter how it turns out they will profit and we will pay. That is a scenario that Karl Marx also addressed when he stated, in essence, that it is the workers that make history. We are all workers if someone else profits from our work or unless we make profit from someone else's work.


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On Monday, a judge ruled the association can kill the geese.
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HBO launched its 2012 season of championship boxing this evening with a doubleheader snoozefest from San Antonio's Alamodome, not to be confused with the Alamo, where a real fight occurred. The opening bout featured the the much-hyped Filipino Flash, Nonito Donaire, who was moving up in weight to take on Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. for the vacant junior featherweight championship of the WBO, a title described by HBO commentator Larry Merchant as "bogus" as the fighters made their way to the ring.
As things turned out, Vazquez did most of his fighting with Donaire two days prior at a cliched pre-fight scuffle designed to create the illusion of bad blood and ensuing warfare. Sadly, the only bad blood in evidence seeped from the injured left hand of Donaire, who ground out an obvious, if unimpressive, victory over Vazquez, who suffered the first knockdown of his career. Astonishingly, Donaire had to settle for a split decision victory when judge Ruben Garcia scored the bout 115-112 for Vazquez, in contrast to the other two judges who both had Donaire cruising in at 117-110. Reports that Garcia will be evaluated for attention deficit disorder next week have not been confirmed.
In the main event, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., fresh off a DUI a mere fortnight ago, successfully defended his WBC middleweight crown with a unanimous decision against Marco Antonio Rubio, who he outweighed by ten pounds after rehydrating to a 181 pound cruiserweight--a twenty-one pound increase from the weigh-in, which is equivalent to consuming two and a half gallons of water, or whatever other beverage Chavez Jr. may have preferred. The weight diffential proved too much for Rubio, who was bulldozed and shouldered by the space-eating Chavez from rounds two through ten, which were so indistinguishable from one another as to resemble Ground Hog Day. And though the final two rounds produced a flurry of activity, it was too little, too late to salvage an otherwise soporific evening.
HBO's coverage unveiled two new features for 2012: Jim Lampley sporting owlish eyeglasses in an affectation of indeterminate intent, and an irritating attempt at television verité during the undercard, in which the announcers went silent mid-round so the audience could be treated to an insert of Nonito Donaire's trainer shouting predictable instructions and encouragement to his fighter. The experiment lasted a dull minute before it was pulled and declared DOA.
With little entertainment going on inside the ring, HBO was left with nothing more than the wit and acumen of its commentators, who regaled the audience with an announcement that a wave was in progress at the Alamodome, and with pearls such as:
- "Raging Bull . . . Boom!" (Jim Lampley)
- "Rubio's not fighting a smart fight." (Emanuel Steward)
- "Fighting force with farce does not usually work." (Larry Merchant)
In the end, however, all's well that ends well. A vacant bogus title was captured, nobody was hurt, and Harold Lederman never once said, "Jim, I gotta tell you something."


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UFC lightweight competitor Josh Neer, scheduled to fight next against Mac Danzig at UFC Fight Night 17 on February 7, was arrested New Year's Day on charges of driving under the influence and eluding police, according to a report by the television station KCCI in Iowa.
Neer, identified in the report as a resident of Davenport Iowa, reportedly hit a police car at approximately 12:40 a.m. local time in downtown Des Moines, Iowa.
After hitting the car, Neer allegedly drove away from the scene with a police chase then ensuing that went through the city and eventually ended up on I-35/80 at the 86th Street on-ramp.
While heading east on the Interstate, police used stop sticks in order to flatten Neer's tires. He gave up the chase soon after and was taken into police custody.
The KCCI report indicates that the DUI charge is Neer's second.
The UFC has yet to issued a statement regarding Neer and there is no word whether he will remain on the UFN 17 card and face Danzig.
Was they anyword that Rampage was called during the chase? For tips on eluding police perhaps? I have been in Des Moines last couple days. Crazy stuff hitting an actual police car. Whoever sells vehicles to UFC fighters should be investigated also. Possibly using sell tactics "you will outrun police if you get this car!".
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i wonder if they will release him, since they didnt release rampage, eventhough rampages arrest wasnt alcohol related
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2nd dui lol perhaps some jail time is in order here what a fool
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unfortunately athletes and celebs are and should be held to a higher standard than the average person, if you take a position of employment that puts you in the public eye its clear to me you should act as a role model and refrain from doing anything that could get you negative publicity.. unfortunately some of the people in the public eye dont feel it is necessary but common sense should tell you otherwise
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He will probable plead delirium.
I also think that he should be banned from fighting for a least a year. If a guy tests positive for Marijuana he gets suspended but if you DRINK AND DRIVE (twice) you should also be suspended.
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Why do idiots like this guy risk a golden opportunity to move up in their MMA careers in a big organization like the UFC? Alcohol and stupidy – a lethal combination….He should be taken off the card and have his spot given to a person that is smarter and more hungry to succeed.
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Well one way to know that MMA is beginning to go mainstream is the fact that SI.com has the headline on their front page: "MMA fighter arrested following high-speed chase."
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I have to disagree. The standard should be the standard across the board, whether you bag groceries or you make millions throwing a football or making the newest pacemaker for baby pygmy goats. If you change the standard due to one's station in life, that is where the issues start popping up. You bag groceries now and then you happen to get a contract with the UFC or some other MMA org, should the punishment you get be any different from the week prior? I don't think so.
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DENVER — An American flag made of industrial hemp will fly over the U.S. Capitol on Independence Day.
Democratic Rep. Jared Polis of Colorado announced Wednesday that his request for the hemp-made flag was granted.
Polis has long pushed for the plant to be legal for farmers to grow. Industrial hemp looks much like marijuana but does not have its psychoactive properties. Federal law prohibits growing hemp, but not importing it.
Historians say the first American flags were made of hemp, which was raised by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.
Polis successfully amended the federal farm bill last month to allow farmers to raise industrial hemp. However, the farm bill ultimately failed.
Reps. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Earl Blumenauer of Oregon also sponsored the hemp farm bill amendment.
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Why iOS 7 will not be a major redesign.
Now that Jony Ive has taken the reigns of iOS design many people are hoping for a redesign of the iOS. Compared to Android that has gone through many changes and added many features, iOS is looking stale and boring. But taking a look at Apple's history they have never done a huge redesign of anything. The jump from Mac OS 9 to OSX was not major but just a refined experience. There jump from plastic to aluminum was a small one as well, the designs of there PC's stayed largely the same. Jony Ive has done some amazing things with design but they have all really been refinement, excluding new products like the 1st Gen iPad or 1st Gen iPhone. Now Apple has a huge consumer base and people keep on coming back. The thing they keep coming back for is consistency and refinement. The average consumer doesn't want radical change they want something thats consistent and refined. They know that with each new product they buy it will we smoother, faster and similar to what they had before. For that reason we will not be seeing a redesign with iOS7,8,9 etc.


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The Greenfield Restaurant
- Address:
595 Greenfield Road
Lancaster, PA 17601Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
The Greenfield Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.thegreenfieldrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 7173930668
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Saturday: 11:00am - 2:00pm Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm Sunday Breakfast & Brunch: 9:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Jon Weaver
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer full catering services for any occasion whether it is business, corporate, pharmaceutical, wedding and home food-services. Fully equipped with trucks and professional staff to design, produce maintain your event wherever your location. We are recognized as the Best of Lancaster in Catering as well as the Best of the Knot for wedding services. Call and ask for Ray or Kristen Hottenstein for details.
- Private Party Facilities: Bridal or baby showers are a specialty here at the Greenfield. Our house is yours if you want to take the whole first floor on a Saturday afternoon or a Sunday evening. The patio is available during the warmer months, although we have on occasion covered it for a special event. Please contact Ray for this venue.
- Private Party Contact: Ray Hottenstein 7173930668
- Entertainment: Live Piano Player in the Lounge on Friday & Saturday evenings 6 - 10pm Lovely Ladies of Jazz Trio - Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30pm
- Special Events: Ask about our wine cellar seating. You will be in our actual cellar with only 2 tables in a very romantic and secluded area that is below ground. Ask us about "Wild Wednesday's" and our "Wild" Game offerings.
A word from The Greenfield Restaurant
Set in a 1780 Pennsylvania Stone Farmhouse with deep windows and a warm pleasant atmosphere this is a family owned and operated restaurant that is recognized as one of the "Best of Lancaster" for dinner, Sunday Brunch, patio dining, wine list, atmosphere and romantic settings. Although our building is over 225 years old we update our menu daily! Change is a good thing at the Greenfield. We specialize in next day delivery of Hawaiian Finfish and seafood while we continue to cut our own steaks. You will enjoy selections from our wine list that has been recognized by the Wine Spectator Magazine for over 9 years. Our patio and balcony over looking the trendy bar is among our customers favorite requests for lunch and dinner seating, while the wine cellar has two of the most romantic tables in the area. If you are traveling, this is one of those restaurants that you wish you had back home....and we are happy that you found us.Continued
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47 reviews since May 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
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- great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014The crab cakes and scallops were excellent. You could see that care went into preparing them with the careful arrangement of the food on the plate.Special Features:
- JohnVIPDined on 8/24/2014We frequent Greenfield Inn. The food is always outstanding. Many of our friends feel the sameSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/20/2014We thoroughly enjoyed our evening at your restaurant. the selection wfrom which to choose were ample, and we had not one word of complaint or question about how our meal was prepared.Special Features:
- Traditional, fresh-sourced menuMbMbDined on 8/16/2014The piano was playing when we arrived about 7:30 on Sat night and the restaurant was nearly full; by 9:00 only a few tables were occupied. This is a perfect restaurant for dining when you gather for a special occasion or want to enjoy a conversation with friends. The menu, along with the decor, was rather traditional: in good taste, not adventurous or lively bar scene or late night hot spot. Think country club calm. My salmon with a butter/corn sauce was very good; my husband's steak was done just as he requested. The ingredients are largely local sourced so the vegetables are seasonal and very fresh. We thought the dinner, while pricy relative to local restaurants, was a good value.Special Features:
- Great at Greenfield!foodiefriendDined on 8/1/2014Took several new foundation board members for lunch and a mini orientation. Greenfield Restaurant is a great venue to do that. Enough privacy yet sufficient activity. Always great food with many options and wonderful seasonal produce from right here in Lancaster County. We did lunch but dinners are also terrific. A wonderful place to dine!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprise find and a hidden gem!NYCFoodieDined on 7/26/2014We were visiting the Lancaster area on a recent stay and had booked our reservations for a Saturday night dinner at the last minute. There weren't that many restaurant choices left for our party of 8 (with young kids). The menu looked appetizing enough that we decided to give it a try. Wow! Are we glad we found this place! Everything we ordered was cooked to perfection! We had the following appetizers: French onion soup, short ribs spring roll, calamari and the following entrees: scallops, salmon and lobster. This was a such quaint restaurant with a beautiful outdoor dining patio. More importantly, it was kid friendly. I would highly recommend coming here if you're in the area!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- tuttDined on 7/25/2014My son and his wife came from Charleston, south Carolina for a short visit. My son is a chef at a high wnd restaurant in Charleston and it is always hard to find a restaurant that he really enjoys. Our meal was amazing and he was so impressed with your chefs preparation of the food. Our server Jonathan was amazing. As a local I was also impressed. The food was far more better than the last time I was there. Thanks for making our evening a memorable one. We definitely will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful areaNEKdinesoutDined on 7/19/2014Been here several times. I guess the chef doesn't like to make meat well done. I asked for well done and not fatty, took a long time to make it to the table. Waitress said because I wanted it well done. It finally came rare and fatty. Didn't eat most of it. told the waitress why. She said sorry and offered me a dessert. No thanks Had good meals in the past. Not sure we will go againSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- visit whenever in lancaster!HerbiejackVIPDined on 7/18/2014we love this place. fresh food. excellent service. perfection!Special Features:
- Always dependableJohnVIPDined on 7/6/2014We have been to the Greenfield many times. The food and service is always greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovelykaterinaDined on 7/5/2014A perfect afternoon entertaining friends without lifting a finger. The outdoor patio was divine complimenting perfect fresh salads and libations. Everyone had a good time young and old.Special Features:
- Attentive Waitercndirector1Dined on 6/21/2014I took my 7 year old granddaughter to Greenfield after a Saturday performance at The Fulton. What a great experience for her. Jonathan treated her like a grown- up which she loved. We had a wonderful dining experience, great meal Shells & Cheese for her and the Chicken Cashew salad for me. Chocolate Decadence for dessert and she pronounced it correctly!! Thanks for a memorable day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Aceofaplace4usDined on 6/20/2014We enjoyed our dining experience at The Greenfield. The menu was innovative. It was expensive but worth every dollar.Special Features:
- Wonderful anniversary dinnermrholDined on 6/14/2014My wife and I had our 12th wedding anniversary at the Greenfield and this is also our third time and they have yet to disappoint. The service is top notch and attentive. The food is well prepared, flavorful and unique. The drinks are also one-of-a-kind. Our previous two dinners there were in the secluded wine cellar, which is very romantic and full of ambience. This time, however, we wanted some place different, so we chose the balcony, which is also inside, but on the second floor overlooking the lounge. It was also out of the way of other groups of people and we could still hear the piano player that night. We have definitely made this our go-to place for romantic dinners in Lancaster.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- delicious lunchlanctransDined on 5/30/2014I had lunch on the patio and everything was lovely. The service is attentive and the foos was delicious. My friend and I both had strawberry chicken salad. Large portions and the chicken is perfectly preparedSpecial Features:
- Nice spot for dinnersmillard0630Dined on 5/24/2014We had a late reservation for 10 of us. We had the place mostly to ourselves and enjoyed the restaurant very much. Food was very good. The piano player, who we were right next to, was fabulous. Not loud but added just the right touch to our evening.Special Features:
- Good foodsandieoDined on 5/24/2014Waiter was a little cocky. But the food was well prepared and well presented. A little pricy but a nice place to have dinnerSpecial Features:
- Great Outside Lancaster spotOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/17/2014Nice setting in Greenfield deco omens. Across street nice walking trails around lakes with swans. Food is great. Early American ambiance in dining room. Modern eaton bar with outside ding. Just a great spot for a nice leisurely dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- an uncomforatble dinnerhighexpectationsDined on 5/10/2014I was disappointed in the restaurant. Service was slow, food took almost an hour after ordering to serve main course. Pacing was totally off, and despite requests to ensure vegetarian diners meals, it seemed the vegetables were cooked with bacon. The final straw was despite multiple requests to turn down A/C (it was rainy day, hence it was actually freezing inside) we had to leave before the desert course. They did bring the check quickly though, but didn't pick it up and the other diners had to leave the table due to the cold while I sat for 5-10 minutes waiting and finally hunted down a waitress to run the bill while I stood there in the hallway. Totally unprofessional.
- Another fine lunch experiencelunchbunchDined on 5/9/2014Group of 10 from Eastern PA and MD returned for yet another great dining experience. Food and service were excellent and ambiance allowed for conversation. We will return.Special Features:
- FoodieVIPDined on 5/7/2014The perfect spot to celebrate a birthday, particularly an elderly relative's who has difficulty hearing and communicating. The staff was most accommodating. They permitted me to bring a birthday cake, which our waitress served along with ice cream for the very modest charge of $2.50 per person. And she could not have been more patient with or kind to the birthday "girl." Greenfield's is a short distance and welcome respite from the mediocre food and crowded chaos of the chain restaurants along Route 30. We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 405 reviews are from the The Greenfield Restaurant reviews archive.
- date nightkaterinaDined on 4/18/2014I've eaten here many times and it is always consistently good. Suggested it for a date night and was not disappointed. Super food, great drinks and good service. There just enough to keep things rolling but, away enough to give us alone time to catch up on life and romance.Special Features:
- DisappointedDisappointedDined on 4/16/2014I had the Buffalo. I didn't care for it. Too red and too tough. My wife had the Walleye. She didn't care for it
- A wonderful brunchMEBLDined on 4/6/2014Lovely place with a terrific porch in warmer weather. Food cannot be beat. Imaginative drinks. Courteous seating for those with limited mobility. Best brunch around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect place for a special date!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/29/2014My husband and I loved our evening at Greenfield! The food was excellent and dinner in the wine cellar was super romantic!!! Our service was fabulous!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We really liked the atmospheregr8foodDined on 3/21/2014We really liked the atmosphere mainly because the tables are not too close to each other so it was fairly quiet. The food was outstanding! We had the rock fish/salmon chowder and it was excellent! Our filets were done exactly as we ordered them. The service was excellent too. We will definitely eat there again!Special Features:
- greenfieldOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/14/2014ok the cellar is great for a nice romantic dinner. now with that said the service we had was awful. the calamari was bland. the rack of lamb is awesome. the barrel cut of prime rib was horrible. the spatzele was just as bad very doughie. the mash potatoes cold. then the expresso martinis we ordered for dessert was even worst. would I go back NO,No,NoSpecial Features:
- One of the best in Lancaster, Pa.FRIENDDined on 3/13/2014This is really a great place to dine, Food, Wine and Service is finest we have experienced in Lancaster County. Recommend.10 out of 10. Don't tell to many about it. Owners could let it go to their head or it could become overrun. LOL.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic all around!JaniceDined on 3/8/2014This was the first time my husband and I ate at Greenfield, and we were not disappointed. The food was excellent with many choices for our diverse palates. Our server was knowledgable and made fantastic recommendations. I absolutely recommend the Greenfield Inn if you are looking for romantic ambience and superb food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UnderwhelmedGardylooDined on 3/8/2014All in all, nice atmosphere, good food for a fast food restaurant, but way overpriced for what you are getting. I suspect the management got a good reputation and then started raising prices and lowering quality. So sad. Would never recommend to a friend. Prime rib below average and tasteless, even with the $3 onions. Grilled veggies were far from fresh. Desserts seemed mass produced but tasty.
- A special restaurant thatFrankyDined on 3/1/2014A special restaurant that has a good mix of semi-casual dining with fine dining food. The service is always friendly, personable, and attentive. My wife and I recommend the seafood. It is very fresh and cooked perfectly. Live music on the weekends, special events, and gracious hosts make it a memorable experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!DiningduoVIPDined on 2/22/2014Our first time at the wonderful Greenfield Restaurant and we were very impressed. The food was superb and the service delightful. It was a fifty minute drive from our home, but it was very with it! We round most definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food is excellent servicechasnanVIPDined on 2/21/2014Food is excellent service is great very nice & romantic restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Try it, you'll like itButchDined on 2/16/2014One of the few upscale restaurants left with fair pricing. Really enjoy it for that special occasion, like Valentine's brunch. If you haven't, or it has been awhile since you have been to Greenfield, try it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a good experienceOldtimerDined on 2/4/2014We returned to the Greenfield for a special dinner with an out-of-town guest. The food and service were excellent. Our guest was much impressed. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice placeTKLTZDined on 1/26/2014We have been to the Greenfield periodically over the years and always enjoyed it.Special Features:
- Food and Service Outstandingstevema320Dined on 1/25/2014The servers were knowledgeable and delivered excellent service. We even had a small spill and someone was at our table before we had time to react. Two of our diners had the pork and both commented on how moist and flavorful the dish turned out to be. Another diner had the crab cakes and absolutely loved them! The restaurant is a beautiful old barn or maybe a carriage house. We were seated in the bar area which had some nice piano music playing, but there are other areas of the restaurant that are more secluded and romantic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good atmosphere, service wasSherryDined on 1/12/2014Good atmosphere, service was good, not intrusive. Based on other reviews we expected the food to be a little more upscale, but it was okay, biscuits and muffins were good. We were there for brunch so will go back and try dinner.Special Features:
- Perfect for a celebrationJoDineDined on 1/4/2014We were celebrating our mother's birthday and the staff suggested we sit in the wine cellar. It was cozy and quiet (except for us) and a perfect setting. I had checked out the menu prior to our visit and was excited to try the sea scallops which featured a local favorite of mine, turkey sausage from the Turkey Lady at Lancaster Central Market. The food tasted delightful, and with the risotto it all seemed the perfect arrangement. The rest of my party equally enjoyed their food as well. Our server was attentive and fun, and we were even honored to have a table visit from the head chef. It was a superb experience and I would recommend Greenfield to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This is the best restaurantchasnanVIPDined on 12/30/2013This is the best restaurant in the Lancaster area food is great service is great I would recommend it in a heart beat owners come around to tables ask how your meals are have a personal touch with his customersSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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New government energy scheme could add £94 onto bills
An independent report examining the costs of the Government's new energy efficiency programme, the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme, has found it could add £94 to consumer energy bills next year.
The Energy UK report's findings also revealed that the cost of the Department of Energy and Climate Change's energy model is significantly greater than was originally estimated.
– Angela Knight CBE, Chief Executive of Energy UK
The industry has long been concerned that the Department of Energy and Climate Change had underestimated the costs of its new ECO scheme. This independent report by NERA supports our fears as it shows when the right numbers are put in, the cost to households doubles or more. This has to be sorted out now and we are calling on Government to work with us so that customers get the insulation they need in a sensible and cost-effective way. We have also written to consumer groups asking them to come and discuss these findings and help with the solution.


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By admin ~ November 1st, 2013. Filed under: Gulf Coast-West.
The good news part of a summer of extreme heat, drought and high-pressure domes is that it keeps tropical weather activity to a minimum. While most of this area could use more rain, few would actually want to get it driven by high winds on top of storm surge, especially in a span of just a few days. The upper Texas coast actually had some relief from the dry spell in late August/early September, but it mostly brought a horde of hungry mosquitoes. Local government agencies normally spend a lot of time and tax payer dollars spraying for these little vampires, but the "cautious" cold fronts that move in early bring north winds light enough to move the bugs many miles offshore, which is some relief to those on the shore but a curse for fishermen and recreational cruisers on the Gulf.


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USC announced Friday that cornerback Isiah Wiley is academically ineligible and will be forced to sit out the entire season. Linebacker Marquis Simmons and cornerback Brian Baucham were cleared of academic issues and will be able to play.
Wiley was a big part of the USC defense a year ago as a junior transfer when he got forced into the starting role after injuries to Torin Harris and Anthony Brown left the cornerback position vacant. He finished the season with 39 tackles and a fumble recovery.
It is a big blow for the USC defense as Wiley's best play coincided with USC's best play down the stretch last season -- including an 11-tackle game against Stanford. Wiley had been playing well in practice and was expected to start with Nickell Robey at the corners.
Without Wiley, the USC depth chart shakes up a bit and Harris is expected to take his place at cornerback, with Brown backing up Harris. Baucham, who was on coach Lane Kiffin's short list of potential ineligible players, will be thrown into the cornerback mix as well.
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Some of the best tattoo artists are in Wildwood Friday, showing off their skills at the convention center.
The city is hosting the 4th Annual Tattoo Convention and Show with more than 150 tattoo artists from all over the country.
Tattoo enthusiasts are able to meet famous tattoo artists and even get their own tattoo at one of the live demonstrations.
Tattoo related events will continue throughout the weekend.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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SPEA will have a table set up during the Black Faculty & Staff Council's Finishing Freshman Program today, 2-4 pm at Campus Center 250B & C.
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Book Collecting & Care
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Adventures Amoung Books - Andrew Lang
Read "Adventures Amoung Books," by Andrew Lang.
Battle of the Books - Jonathan Swift
Read "The Battle of the Books," by Jonathan Swift (1667-1745).
Bibliomania--Addiction to the Classics
Are you addicted to books? You may go to any lengths to find a particular book. Bibliomania is "a gentle madness," a joy that's been enjoyed by bibliomanics, bookworms, book lovers, book hunters, and other readers throughout history. Read about what famous writers have said about thier passions for books; and then discover why you can derive such a pleasure from reading the classics!
Get an Autograph on a Literary Book
An autograph is a handwritten name, but how do you get your book signed. Here are a few ideas about how you get get your literary book signed by the writer. Read on.
The Art of Book-Making
Read "The Art of Book-Making," by Washington Irving.
What is book collecting?
Find out more about book collecting.
Why Collect Books?
Find out why we collect books.
Profile of a Book Collector
"Start at the beginning"--it's what I've always heard. And, with book collecting, I believe that statement to be true. Of the avid readers and book collectors I've known in my life, I think a great majority could be said to have been born that way.
Protect Books From Cat Claws
If you have cats that like to scratch, you may find your books in serious danger. Here are a few tips for protecting your books from cat claws. Read on.
Resources for Conservation Professionals
"CoOL, a project of the Preservation Department of Stanford University Libraries, is a full text library of conservation information, covering a wide spectrum of topics of interest to those involved with the conservation of library, archives and museum materials." Read on.
Your Old Books
"This guide covers some frequently asked questions about rare books and book values. The answers are meant only as general responses to these questions, and the many possible exceptions are not described."
Find 'Collectible' Books - Local
The process of finding rare and collectible books isn't really a mystery--it just takes time, patience, and practiced knowledge. Sometimes, it also requires that you look at familiar places from a different perspective. Here are a few ideas to consider when you are searching for books in your local area--to enhance your collection!
How do you identify a first edition book?
Terms of Use in Book Collecting and Selling/Buying
How do you determine the condition of a book? Here are some ways to describe a book...
Why are attics great places to look for books?
What are attics, and why is it possible to find great books there?
Books About Autographs
An autograph is a person's signature or handwriting. In addition to the novelty of having the autograph of a famous writer, some book collectors specifically seek out books that are inscribed with the author's autograph. You may find a book signed by Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Edith Wharton, or another literary master. But, what is an autographed book worth? These books offer an overview and specific details about autographs, including discussions of the value of autographed books. Read on.


text: On Thursday, December 19 and Friday, December 20, construction in the UCSB Library will necessitate the planned shutting off of a gas line serving the eight-story tower. This will result in no heat or hot water in the tower portion of the Library during those two days. All Library collections and services will remain open and active, and heat and hot water will be operational in the four-story building. We apologize for the inconvenience and ask all visitors to please plan accordingly.


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REDWATER RUSTIC GRILLE - STADIUM 1935 Uxbridge Drive NW Calgary, Alberta T2N 2V2
Ph: 403.220.0222, Fax: 403.282.5062
When I'm looking to go out for a very nice affordable dinner without the prices and pretentiousness of a lot of the newer restaurants around the city, one of my first choices is Redwater Rustic Grille. They have a great casual elegance that I just love. The decor at all the locations is classy, modern, comfortable and comforting. The food is always delicious, fresh and unique. They always have something new on their menu either from the specials they run, the deserts they offer or sides and sauces that come with the meals. To be honest, I have never had a bad meal there yet.
On this occasion (my birthday) we decided to head to the Stadium Location. Having gone to the University of Calgary and lived in the NW, it is crazy to think that this location use to be a MacDonald's. I believe this location is the smallest of the four in the city but it is set up very nice. My favorite are the couple tables that have these oversize large red chairs that are ultra comfortable and giving a table of four a very private feel. Almost like being in a booth but better.
The Vintage group of restaurants , which Redwater is part of, has its own bakery where they make all their own breads. As soon as we sat the waitress brought us some fresh bread with a garlic parsley butter. The flavors of the butters always change and are always really tasty.
We started off with a great appetizer. I didn't see it on the menu but the General Manager suggested it to us and we are glad he did. It was prosciutto wrapped lobster served with some sort of peppercorn sauce . The presentation was top knotch and the flavor was delicious I honestly could of just eaten these all night long.
|Prosciutto Wrapped Lobster
All the "Naked Entrees" as they call it, come with two sides and a sauce. I had the Wild Shrimp & Scallops ($29) tossed in a chili garlic butter sauce. For sides I went with the roasted red beets w/rosemary and the agria potato and white cheddar pave. The shrimp & scallops were large and done perfectly, not overdone like many places. My sides were perfect and so tasty.
|Wild Shrimp & Scallops in Chili Garlic Butter accompanied by Roasted Beets and Agria Potato White Cheddar Pave (fancy scallop potatoes)
My wife and son both opted for steaks. My son had the NY ($33) without any sauce but is was seasoned perfectly! It was probably the most tender NY I've had, at least in recent memory. He had the scalloped potaoes but had the brown butter broccolini . The brown butter sauce was awesome!
My wife's Filet ($31) was done perfectly and she had it topped with the garlic poblano butter. She went with the fingerling potatoes and squash maple glazed squash which she couldn't get enough of.
For dessert we all shared a Banana Bread Pudding Cake topped with a cashew caramel ice cream and drenched in a caramel sauce. It was absolutly awesome and a perfect ending to our night.
|Banana Bread Pudding Cake w/Cashew Caramel Ice Cream
We don't drink but I know Redwater has some of the best wine programs in the city. Scott the general manager, is a sommelier and the Vintage group is constantly educating their staff on their wines, even sending them to become wine stewards. I know they take pride in helping customers choose the right wine for their dinners.
I just love going here. The service was exceptional and the food is beyond expectation. Affordable to the average person looking for a nice dinner out. They are a great company and very involved in the community. They happily donated a giftcard to a charity event I hosted a couple years ago and I know they do the same for hundreds of charity efforts around the city.


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Nolan said Sunday that the Sabres knew Grigorenko would be disappointed by the move, but they had "no indication that he wouldn't report."
The Sabres assigned the Russian centre to the Quebec Remparts of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, wanting the 19-year-old former first-round draft pick to get top-line minutes. Grigorenko has struggled to adapt to the NHL with eight points in 43 career games.
But Grigorenko says he won't report to Quebec. He said on Facebook: "We just need to find a place for me where I can develop and be the best hockey player I can be."


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Tue May 3, 2011 9:47 am The Rams project No. 229 overall pick Jonathan Nelson as a free safety in their scheme.
Fantasy Source Spin: Nelson (5-10, 197 pounds) was an undersized strong safety at Oklahoma. CBS draft analyst Rob Rang interestingly called Nelson his favorite Rams pick late on the third day. Nelson only managed 17 college starts, but he had five interceptions, three forced fumbles and was the Sooners' second-leading tackler last year. St. Louis' safety depth chart is dreadful, so it's not crazy to think Nelson could work his way into the lineup as a rookie.
Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Sat Apr 30, 2011 6:25 pm Rams selected Oklahoma S Jonathan Nelson with the No. 229 overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft.
Fantasy Source Spin: Nelson was not a full-time starter until his senior season, but excelled once give the opportunity, notching 103 tackles, two forced fumbles and two interceptions. Versatile enough to play both cornerback and safety, Nelson has solid closing speed. His ball skills are only average, however, while he can be indecisive.


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Danny Garcia returns to face Rod Salka in the main event of a Showtime triple-header, with ESPN Friday Night Fights also back this week, and two FOX Sports 1-televised cards.
Juan Diaz and Oscar Valdez, among others, took home wins on the Chavez-Vera II undercard.
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr and Bryan Vera meet again in a 12-round super middleweight main event, while Vasyl Lomachenko looks to win the WBO featherweight title against Orlando Salido.
Gennady Golovkin headlines the weekend against Matthew Macklin, with several other notable fights scheduled, including
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Ocean Hideaway. Ground Floor End Unit! Last Min.Special! in Turtle Bay
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Surprise Discovery! This island inspired one bedroom ground floor end unit is one of the best values available today at Turtle Bay. Enjoy the spectacular garden and mountain views from the newly screened-in lanai. Completely furnished in a tropical island style with ceramic tile floors in the entry, bath and kitchen.
This unit is in a quiet location, yet a short distance to world class golf courses, private pool, oceanfront Ola's and Lei-Lei's restaurants, horseback riding and the picturesque reef-protected beach.
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Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
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The doctorate in nursing practice (DNP) is the first of its kind in Greater Boston and the first doctoral program offered by Regis College. Designed to address the nursing faculty shortage throughout the United States, the Regis DNP is scheduled so that those in the program can continue full-time employment. Classes are offered evenings, on weekends, on-line, or intensive. Candidates for the program are those nurses who are advanced nursing practice leaders, nurse practitioners, educators or clinical specialists. The DNP curriculum is comprised of 27 core curriculum credits and 9 elective credits. A maximum of 6 graduate credits may be accepted for transfer. The length of the program varies from three to seven years based on how many courses a student takes per semester. For up to date tuition information, please view Regis College Graduate Programs' Tuition and Fees.
It is important that you meet with the director of the DNP program or the Dean of the School of Nursing, Science and Health Professions to develop your personal curriculum plan as the sequencing of courses can impact the time it takes you to complete the program. The GRE/MAT requirement will be waived for those applicants whose GPA was 3.5 or higher in their MS in Nursing program.
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text: The birth of the little Prince of Cambridge inspired this little book. It is truly a 'nappy' tale, based on Prince William's claim to have changed his baby's nappy. Written in rhyme and with caricatures of members of the royal family, this little book is a tongue in cheek look at caring for a new royal baby.


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Richard Sherman gave a candid response seconds after an emotional game..looking forward to a great Super Bowl matchup—
Erin Andrews (@ErinAndrews) January 20, 2014
Fox Sports' Erin Andrews got a little more than she was expecting from Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman during a post-game sideline interview, but Andrews took a more "business-as-usual" approach to the whole thing.
@ErinAndrews I think "candid" is an understatement :)—
Brandon Schuster (@brandonwrites) January 20, 2014
@ErinAndrews You're honest response was the best part.. Haha.. "Who was talking?"—
Lenny Jacobson (@Lennyjacobson) January 20, 2014
@ErinAndrews you handled that well.—
Jane Slater (@Slatersnews) January 20, 2014
During the interview, what was not said told as much of a story as what was said:
@ErinAndrews Your facial expression said it all!—
Chris Brady (@RascalTweets) January 20, 2014
It did:
Ha! Not even close! Loved the emotion! #nocliche Can't wait for NY RT @fawcett_is_2k: I'm sorry @RSherman_25 scared you tonight—
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I can live with a loss when we leave it all on the court. Still not sure how the game got as close as it did - I guess hitting those 3 pointers late.
In the few games I've seen this year - I can tell the weakness of this team is not having another consistent scoring threat other than Dawn. A lot will say Dawn takes too many shots, but in reality she needs to based on the other personel on the court. When she's not on the court - it's hard to find points. I thought the turning point of the game came midway in the first hallf when Dawn was on the bench for 2 minutes - a 16-14 JMU lead turned into a 20-16 Drexel lead. It seemed like that really gave them confidence and got them going. Sarah - really, really struggled today.
I can see why Gabby on their team was the POY. She's a real good player. Also their Senior PG was a great asset late in a game when Drexel has a lead. They seemed to be able to keep the ball in their two best player's hands late in the game which lead to few misses at the FF line.
I'll root for Drexel in the NCAA's - they seem like a real class team. VCU seems like a bunch of thugs to me, and I don't care for their attitudes. Props to Drexel's fans and their team. They won the tourney on the road in a hostile environment. They won the regular season. That got what they deserved.
If we had made a few shots in the second half prior to the last 5 minutes - the convo and us fans probably could of willed the team to victory. No doubt this team will be in the NIT, but in all honesty it's night and day playing in the NCAA turnament versus the NIT.
Kinda weird the last two games having other CAA teams use our locker room. If we win the regular season next year we won't have to worry about that. This team is not as good as Kenny's last three. Just not the same overall talent, but if this team can come up with one more consistent scoring threat - they can be NCAA bound the next two years.


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Researchersat MIT are developing a lithium-ion battery with a positive electrodemade of carbon nanotubes that delivers 10 times more power than aconventional battery and can store five times more energy than aconventional ultracapacitor.
The nanotube battery technology is licensed to an undisclosed battery company. It could extend the range of electric vehicles and electronicgadgets.
The high surface area and high conductivity of carbon nanotubes promise improvements in both energy and power density.
The MIT researchers led by chemical engineering professor Paula Hammond and mechanical engineering professor Yang Shao-Horn, showed in their article published in the Journal Nature Nanotechnologythat the development of methods for careful structural control at thenanoscale leads to major improvements in materials performance.According to Nicholas Kotov, professor of chemical engineering at the University of Michigan, we are just at the beginning of the major improvement of lithium batteriesusing a materials engineering approach.


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Details of expansion on railways
A massive programme of railway upgrades has been announced in our region. The full £9.4bn programme of improvements to the rail network 'will meet the needs of intercity passengers, commuters and freight up to the end of this decade' while the Government continues to work on High Speed 2.
Schemes include electrification between Southampton and Reading; Paddington to Newbury, Banbury and Swindon; Reading to Basingstoke; Maidenhead to Marlow; Slough to Windsor. A major development at Waterloo will take longer trains from the South.
Oxford Station will have a substantial upgrade. The line from Oxford to Bletchley will be reopened.


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Uptown Swuite Songs, Videos, & Albums
Uptown Swuite ft. Rappin' 4Tay & Slo-Mo - The Fonk [Stream & Download]
What exactly is The Fonk referenced in the title of Uptown Swuite's new single? Other than it being derived from the word "funk," I have no fonkin' idea—but by the time the record's through,... Read More
Kahlee ft. Uptown Swuite & Blame One - Shining Star [Stream]
Late last month, West Coast mic-murderer Kahlee lit the fuse on his imminent industry takeover by unleashing the lead single off his forthcoming, DJBooth-hosted solo EP. While that reader-approved cut seemed to indicate that... Read More
City Lights - First Flight Up EP [Album]
Northern California rhymesayer Uptown Swuite and producer DJ FLOW have come together with The DJBooth to bring listeners the First Flight Up EP, their official debut project as duo City Lights. The project packs six original... Read More
SoulSwuite - Heroes [Stream]
At the top of the month, Vacaville, Cali rhymesayer Uptown Swuite and New Zealand-based rapper/producer SoulChef brought us the exclusive premiere of Aotearoa Dedicated, their debut single as duo SoulSwuite and the inaugural... Read More
SoulSwuite (UptownSwuite & SoulChef) - Aotearoa Dedicated [Stream]
Uptown Swuite, a Vacaville, Cali rhymesayer introduced to our pages as one-third of The Seed, has linked up with beatsmith SoulChef to form newly-launched crew SoulSwuite. Making its world premiere right here on our front... Read More
Uptown Swuite - Kaged Bird [Stream]
Not featured in the Booth since February of last year, when he linked up with us to release his acclaimed Beneath the Lights street album, Uptown Swuite makes his return to our pages with the world premiere of a fresh,... Read More
Uptown Swuite - Beneath the Lights
West Coast rhymesayer Uptown Swuite has come together with The DJBooth and Live at the Dojo to bring listeners his latest street release, Beneath the Lights. The project features 16 tracks' worth of previously-released... Read More
Uptown Swuite ft. Kahlee (The Seed) - Cukui (Forever) [Stream & Download]
Located at 229 Jackson St. in San Jose, California, clothing retailer Cukui takes its name from the Hawaiian word for "candlenut"—a symbol of enlightenment, protection and peace. Making its world premire right here... Read More
Uptown Swuite - Be / Humble Beginnings [Video]
Uptown Swuite freestyles over Common's classic Be instrumental, then flips into laying down his Humble Beginnings, on his latest video. For more from Uptown, be sure to check his upcoming album Beneath The Lights,... Read More
Uptown Swuite Offers up New "Church Street Blues" Street Album for Download in the Booth [Feature ]
New York, N.Y. -- Cali up-and-comer Uptown Swuite (one-half of buzzmaking duo The Seed) is offering up his latest street album,Church Street Blues, for streaming and download via DJBooth.net. Featuring 16 tracks' worth of... Read More
Uptown Swuite - Church Street Blues
Cali repper Uptown Swuite (one-half of The Seed) has hooked up with DJBooth.net and Live at the Dojo to bring listeners his latest street album, Church Street Blues. The project features 16 original cuts and mixtape... Read More
Uptown Swuite - When I Die [Stream]
On the latest world premiere off his forthcoming,Booth-sponsored street album, Cali repper and The Seed member takes a long look in the mirror, reflecting on what his legacy will be "When I Die." DJ Flow and... Read More


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These are some really great ideas posted in a fan design contest on ESPN. My favorites are the Krewe, Steamers, and Pelicans. I haven't really heard Steamers as a nickname, and I fell in love with the logo. The colors could use some work though. I really like the Jester hat with the net on the Krewe logo too. A lot of great ideas. (A lot better than Angels and Spirit)


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The superintendent, school principals and members of the Pleasant Hill Education Commission were among those in attendance, and members of the public were given an opportunity to speak to the board members during the public comment section. Although not every question from the public had an immediate answer, the concerns from Pleasant Hill residents about our schools were many and varied, including concerns about the safety of our aging school buildings and the lack of money to fund GATE (Gifted and Talented) programs.
Leanne Hamaji, a member of the Education Commission, spoke to the panel on the increasing amount of transfer students, including NCLB, to both Pleasant Hill Middle School and Valley View Middle School from outside the attendance area (PHMS had 191 students in the 2011-2012 school year and has 285 in the 2012-2013 school year). According to Assistant Superintendent Rose Lock, PHMS currently has 105 NCLB transfer students, up from 93 in the 2011-2012 school year. Hamaji asked why Pleasant Hill Middle Schools are carrying the weight of the transfer students while Foothill Middle School in Walnut Creek currently has none. How do we help these students succeed and better assimilate into their new school? Under the law, school districts must allow students at program improvement schools to transfer to another school. Lock explained the criteria for placing NCLB students including: projected enrollment of the school, classroom and facility capacity, location, bus routes and enrollment history.
An additional discussion involved AB1575, a law passed in January involving free education for all students. The law prohibits imposing pupil fees as a condition for participation in an educational activity, including both curricular and extracurricular activities. Musical instruments, uniforms, the 5th grade Outdoor Education program, enrichment programs, and supplies and materials must be provided by the school free of charge. However, schools are permitted to seek "volunteer" donations to fund the programs. According to Deborah Cooksey, MDUSD associate general counsel for the district, parents can continue to donate funds for activities, but schools can't exclude students who don't contribute. The key word is "donation" when asking parents to fund a program for their child and refrain from using the term "fee" as a mandatory condition of going. "What AB1575 is trying to do is avoid stigmatizing and tracking those students who have and have not paid. Parents have already been incredibly generous, and we have no reason to believe they won't continue to be that way," said Cooksey. Parents can "donate," for example, to the Outdoor Education program, be issued a receipt for the donation, and receive a refund if the program cannot be fully funded. Cooksey advised the community to think about planning ahead in funding for school programs. The district will place FAQs on their website to further explain the complexities of this bill. It's important to note that if a program cannot be 100% funded by donations, the event will be cancelled and donated money will be returned to the families. The role of the MDUSD in assisting schools and providing support for collection of donations remains to be seen. Board President Cheryl Hansen said, "We are listening to the questions that arise here tonight and will follow up with a board meeting or a different format."
Residents can view the meeting on the Pleasant Hill City website under "Video."
To learn more about or volunteer for the Pleasant Hill Education Initiative, visit: www.pleasant-hill.net/phei. A video of the meeting can be seen on the City of Pleasant Hill website under "Council Webcasts."


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Even though it's only February, teens around the area are gearing up for prom season. However, for those who may not be able to afford the fancy dresses and accessories that go along with it, Becca's Closet is here to help.
The boutique, located at Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, will officially open on Saturday, March 9. It distributes formalwear free of charge to girls who would not otherwise be able to attend prom or other special events.
Becca's Closet features dresses, shoes, and accessories, and takes donations that are clean and in good condition. Plus-size dresses and short gowns are especially needed.
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The boutique gave away 550 dresses last year. Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd is located at 1829 North Rockton Avenue in Rockford, and Becca's Closet is open from 9:00 a.m. to noon on Saturdays through May 11.
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Since 1988, the Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation Department has been putting on Frosty Frolics, an event all about winter sports. It goes on all across Sioux Falls from Falls Park to Great Bear and beyond. Saturday is the biggest day for city officials.
"We'll have 12 hours of activities going on all across the city. You would have a hard time saying you can't find something to do and everything is free except for the $5 tubing at Great Bear," Recreation Program Coordinator Jean Pearson said.
There will be fishing, guided snowshoe tours, cross-country skiing, skating, a curling demonstration and more.
The last couple of winters were a little mild, so some events couldn't go on. A few years ago, some ice rinks had to close and a lack of snow caused the snowshoe tour and cross-country skiing to cancel. However, this year the Parks Department says it doesn't have that problem.
"We're happy for the cold temps, maybe some people aren't. For us to put on Frosty Frolics, we need cold weather to do the activities that we want to do," Pearson said.
If you do come to this weekend's event, you have to be extra careful and dress properly for the cold weather. The department reminds everyone to zip up and wear hats and gloves.
"We're always encouraging parents if they are dropping off kids, make sure that they have hats and coats and they have them out and they are zipped up, but our staff is pretty good at reminding kids," Pearson said.
All the ice rinks have warming centers that will be open if you or your children get too cold this weekend.
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text: BREAKING NEWS: Louisville voted into ACC this morning in response to Maryland leaving for Big Ten. The ACC is definitely taking a Big East flavor as 7 former Big East members are now in the ACC. Looks like they went for athletics instead of academics. Hey if the ACC expands to 16 and takes one more former Big East member they could have a "Big East" and "ACC" football conference split of 8 teams each.


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So we get friendship without the trouble of having to put effort into the relationships. It's friendship rendered convenient through technology, and the convenience to a degree denatures the original significance—isn't the substance of relationships ultimately anchored in the effort we feel ourselves putting in? (Or am I simply mystifying the ideal of working at things?)
I'm in partial agreement; the effort that one puts into maintaining friendships is a pretty good indicator of their success, but I don't think that the site itself has that much to do with how we're all "bowling alone" as a society. I recently received a new alumni directory from my college and, using that information, have reconnected with a couple of people on their Facebook pages! Maybe it's a conspiracy. If you want to reestablish and maintain relationships, Facebook offers a one-stop hub for doing just that. On the other hand, if you just want to play games and send people weird cyber-stuffed animals then Face is also the place. Facebook can't control how you use it and also to a large extent can't control how much of yourself (pics, personal info) is on your page.
I have just under 300 Facebook friends, and probably regularly communicate with less than 10% of them through the site. They tend to be the ones I see regularly, we communicate back and forth about plans and common interests. There is a also a segment of friends that I know I went to grade school with but honestly can't remember. They contacted me and I'm happy to know them. But the vast majority are like the minister in Michigan whom I went to an Indigo Girls concert with in college or the actress in Charleston who once received a Richard Bausch novel from me as a birthday gift. Not to mention the large contingent of actors I've worked with who have moved on to other cities. I didn't mean this post to turn into a hymn to Facebook, but merely to jab at the hysteria the site seems to excite. But I will say that in ways large and small my friends both cyber and real are a part of me, and I'm enriched by knowing that I can if I so choose have easy access to them. The rest is up to me.
(Oh, and every one of my friends who has expressed views similar to those in the post I linked to has eventually wound up getting a page. Hi guys!)


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Women's Basketball Adds Three Guards to 2014 Freshmen Class
JACKSONVILLE, Fla
. – With the April signing period underway, Jacksonville University head women's basketball coach
Yolett McPhee-McCuin
continued to bolster her 2014 freshmen class with the addition of three new Dolphins. On Thursday, April 17, high school standouts
Jazlynd Rollins
(Gainesville, FL/Buchholz),
Keanua Williams
(Sumter, SC/Crestwood) and
Brandi Buie
(Cuthbert, GA/Randolph Clay) signed National Letters of Intent to join JU for the upcoming season.
"My staff and I are extremely excited about putting final touches on our 2014 recruiting class," said McCuin. "With five seniors graduating, it was so important for us to fill those spots with people of great character and talent. Like previously stated, these student-athletes fit the JU brand which means they will be competitive on the floor as well as in the classroom. All three ladies are great people and the Jacksonville Community will enjoy their presence."
Jazlynd Rollins
5'7 | G | Gainesville, FL /Buchholz High School
Instrumental in leading her team to the Florida State Tournament in three straight years which included a Class 7A State Title in 2012-13, Jazlynd Rollins finished with a stellar career at Buchholz High School under Coach Rebecca Williams. In her senior year alone, she scored 646 points and topped the 38 point scoring mark twice in the regular season. Rollins ended her career with 1402 points, 267 rebounds, 130 steals and 288 assists. Among the numerous awards she received on the court were All Area Second Team in 2011 and 2012 and All Area First Team honors in 2013 and 2014. She was named to the Class 7A All-State team as both a junior and senior and was also the 7A District Game MVP in 2014 when she scored 31 points, collected 10 rebounds and dished out eight assists. She played club basketball for Central Florida Elite under Coach Al Honor. Rollins is the daughter of William "Doc" and Atawa Rollins and has three older brothers.
"Jaz is a tremendous athlete and person. She's a really good defender and has a knack for scoring. Her style of play fits our system perfectly and we expect her to make an immediate impact next season."
Keanua Williams
5'10 | G | Sumter, SC/Crestwod High School)
Williams is fresh off a memorable senior campaign where she was named to the prestigious South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association AAA All-State team. Playing for Coach Tony Wilson, she helped Crestwood to a 25-4 record and led them all the way to the AAA State Championship game. Her many highlights include receiving a McDonald's All-American Nomination, Lake Marion Tournament MVP, and being named as a Top 5 senior in South Carolina. In her senior year she averaged 15 points, four steals and six assists per game. Williams was honored this year for topping the 1000 point mark in career scoring. During her career she was named to the South Carolina Region 3 First Team in 2012, 2013, and 2014. Williams is the daughter of Edward and Vanessa Blanding and has four brothers and sisters.
"Keanua will be able to play multiple positions for us. Her size and skill level will give her a great advantage when on the floor. We expect her to make an immediate impact next season as well."
Brandi Buie
5'6 | G | Cuthbert, GA/Randolph Clay High School
Buie completed a senior season that featured a Georgia Class A State Championship and accolades as the Georgia Class A Player of the Year. Playing for Coach Jennifer Acree, she led Randolph Clay to a 27-4 record last season as she averaged 24 points, eight rebounds, eight assists, and five steals per game. Buie also collected First Team All-State honors and was named the Albany Herald's Player of the Year. Over the course of her career, she scored over 1500 points, collected 237 steals and was named All Team First Region every year of her high school career. She was also named the Region Player of the Year in 2012, 2013, and 2014. Brandi played AAU for the Southeastern Lady Blazers for Coach Joe Foster. She is the daughter of Andria Starling and Kenneth Buie and has three brothers and sisters.
"Brandi is a good player and an even better person! She has an incredible motor and a willingness to be great at all times. Brandi is a flat-out scorer and we expect her to make an immediate impact next season."
Rollins, Williams and Buie will join three other committees in
Kayla Gordon
Imani Kyser
Shaleighya Sulton
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If you were a trainer?, Your Game plan to beat Matthysse
If you were a trainer?, Your Game plan to beat Matthysse
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My uncle just saw the Peterson vs Matthysse fight. I know he's late but he hasn't had time to keep up with boxing till today. He picked Peterson to beat Lucas by 12 round decision and would favor Peterson against Garcia. After he saw the fight he couldn't believe what happened. My uncle is a boxing purist and likes guys outboxing each other instead of wars. To put it all in a nutshell to quote my uncle,"if was a trainer I wouldn't let my fighter fight his ass. Fuck that, you gotta clinch & hold that bad muthafucker."
So if you was a trainer for your fighter, what would be the game plan if your guy had to fight Matthysse?
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If I were a Trainer, I'd tell my fighter to stay as close to Lucas as possible, it appears that he is very heavy handed and that his power really snaps off at the end of his long punches, his short shots do not seem to do much damage. I'd have my fighter box but continually turn him, never going to the ropes and never if at all possible going backwards in a straight line/use of a double jab is utmost and then let the combo 1-2 go (no more than that because fire is coming back).
Keep his chin down/tucked because LM swings for the head the majority of the time, someone like Floyd's tight defense will do wonders vs LM in close quarters, if you find yourself on the outside of him then you must use lateral movement always and roll with all punches if you are on the end of them. Never committ to any offense on him without using feints first when outside followed behind the double jab.
A guy like LM has to find that in your mentality he cannot outbully/outmuscle you and limiting his power punching will do just that at close quarters as long as you do not allow him to create space.
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Q&A: Mars Attacks
Define your genre in five words or less:
What've you got to sell CD-wise?
Our debut CD/LP ...Run For Your Life!, our second album Snatch It & Grab It, our third album Dirty Tricks, the concept album Circle of Love, our 2008 release FOLLOW ME!, and
our latest release RECAPTURED!, which is a 26 track CD of new re-recordings of the sold out releases from 1999-2003.
When's the gig and with who?
Friday April 27, at the St. Kilda Bowls Club, with support from Warren Earl, and his Atomic Rockers, plus The Rechords.
How long have you been gigging and writing?
The band was formed in 1998.
What inspires or has influenced your music the most?
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I was lurking Golden State of Mind today and came across a thread that said "Warriors New Logo Leaked". I clicked on it and it had links to Sports websites and forums showing the supposed new Warriors logo, one of the sites showed all the "new" logos for some teams next year. They had new logos for the Cavs, Warriors, Magic, Clippers, Jazz, Kings, Bobcats, and yes, the Suns. The new rumored logo is our alternate logo that is at mid-court in US Airways. I will add a link so you can take a look for yourself.
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Do not take Honors Trigonometry online with this woman. She does not allow graphing calculators on the on-campus exam, despite the fact that the exam has questions that specifically call for a graphing calculator. I have an A in this course, but it is hell and if you don't absolutely adore math, you will probably fail. Do not take this class.
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Contacted several times; responded twice. On a very sensitive issue there was no response. This has left a bad taste in my mouth on the subject of math. Had extenuating health issues;She was also extremely rude. If you have no other choice; find one....
I took the online 8 week course. That was my first mistake, dealing with math and learning requires more time. So it was rushed with alot of material to learn. She is a decent instuctor,but i will never take math online. I passed this course with a 78. So i was pleased
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THis class has a lot of homework. 10 hours+/ per week, but before you run away scared let me tell you: This is my first semester back in school- I remembered nothing before this class. The class is done through my math lab access. There is a video for every section and the video instructor is amazing! you will learn! Love this class!
Too much homework for no credit .she is very hard on grading I rather take my next math class on campus then deal with her online.
Took this class online. I have taken many classes online before. . I dont feel she is a good Professor. All of her pre-test were nothing like the exam. communication was horrible and she was not honest about how test would be. they were nothing like she said they were. i would avoid this professor !!!!!
I took this class online. Ms. Hammontree was always quick to answer emails, even if they were in the middle of the night. This class is done through mathlab, so there is not much instructor interaction. So you must be prepared to read the book and do all the homework. Good class if you are willing to work for your grade. Good instructor.
Anytime I emailed her she was quick to respond. She was very helpful. Yes you need to use your text but this is an online course, not much interaction is had with online courses except through email. Anytime I had a problem she quickly explained and was very nice and helpful!
Too much homework that is not worth any credit you can't take quizzes till you finish all section homework this is one of those teach yourself classes don't take if you need instruction your pretty much on your own it would be better if and more motivational if all the homework was worth something
I took the beginning algebra class online with no prior algebra experience. I have to say, had I had SOME experience the class would have been easier. I did great on my homework and most of the quizzes, but those grades don't amount to much, but the tests did me in. I will have to retake this class now, but next time I'll do it on campus!
I took the beginning algebra class online. Although the instructor was helpful when asked this class consumed alot of time. Each day you were required to read a chapter, watch a video lecture and then do the homework and a quiz.. EACH DAY. Very time intensive. I would not recommend this class unless you only taking this class or maybe one other.
This instructor seems to take "online class" to mean "class with no teacher". When I had to ask her something, she was impatient, derogatory, and unclear. Most of the work was worth no points, and she was slow to post grades (despite actual grading being automatic). You would be better off with nothing but the textbook than this teacher.
I took the online trigonometry class. Ms. Hammontree was nice in her communications. The trigonometry was hard. If you don't already have a background in trig, then I would recommend not taking online.
I took her beginning algebra class. I think she may be a good teacher but her ways of grading are a mess!!! She will have you do tons of homework and give no credit and then take quizzes for each section that aren't worth much of your grade but then make the test worth most of your grade but no points for all the other work you do
I took this class online so you definately have to keep up. There is a large workload but the course compass online system and practice is quite helpful. The syllabus explains the schedule fairly accurately but I had a bad experience. The syllabus notes that you can work ahead but the calendar marks a specific day to take the test. So in my mind that meant it could only be taken that one specific day. I was sick and running fever on the day specified and didn't feel it would be in my best interest or that of other students going to the testing center. When I notified this professor of that, I was told that if I only had one day that was on me. She would allow me to make up the test but drop me a letter grade. Although I understand the basic point she was making, I felt the calendar marking ONLY that day was deceiving. Apparently you can work ahead on both assignments and tests. My experience with online classes (that is all I have taken up to this semester) is that tests are only available for a certain time. If it is more than the one day she has noted the other days should be marked on her calendar as well.
Excellent professor. Answered my e-mails quickly. Have to keep up with your coursework or you'll fall behind. Did the online course and going in for mandatory tests was a bit annoying.
Took online class. In 16 weeks, there were 39 homework assignments that had 20-25 problems in each. You have to score a 70% or higher in order to take the quiz. A quiz for each section...so 39 quizzes. There were 6 chapter tests, 2 cumulative tests, and 1 final comprehensive test. So, to sum that up...VERY INTENSIVE. Not a class I would recommend
Decent course. I learned a lot and the material was presented as well as it could be for an online class. When I e-mailed an had a question, I got an almost immediate reply. Awesome professor.
If you stay ahead you should be okay. I wish that she woulds have had a practice test for the test that were taken on campus to better prepare students. I have an A right now and I still have a final to take.
I took Beginning Algebra online. She assign homework everyday followed by a quiz you can take up to three times. She takes the highest score. She gives 4 test you can take at home and 3 that you have to take on campus which includes midterm and final. Your grade is based on all quizzes and test. You will have to earn your A
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