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Following a hard-fought loss in their Sun Belt Conference opener, the UT Arlington women play host to Arkansas-Little Rock at 7:30 p.m. Saturday."It's all between the ears," freshman forward Allyson Te'o said following Thursday's 66-62 loss to Arkansas State. "If we tell ourselves we're good, then we're good."The Mavericks (1-11) turned the ball over on three of their last four possessions in the loss to the Red Wolves. Coach Krista Gerlich admitted that fatigue, both mental and physical, played a role in the loss.Little Rock is coming off a 42-35 loss at Texas State in the Sun Belt opener for each.
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UTA men needed mulligan after Sun Belt pratfall
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Inked Girl: Episode 1 featuring Ginger Andersen
Inked Magazine presents a fresh new video series featuring your favorite models from recent Inked Girl-featured photoshoots. Offered above is the series premiere, which highlights Ginger Andersen, the official Inked Girl for the publication's August 2011 issue. Enjoy!
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Difficulty: Medium | Total Time: 5 + hours | Active Time: | Makes: 4-5 depending on the size
When there is a street-play in Burma, the reason to go see it is the myriad of street stalls – each with its specialty. This is one of my favorites – crispy/chewy/savory all in one pancake!
- 1 cup rice flour
- 2 tablespoons sweet rice (glutinous) flour
- 1/4 to 1/2 lb of palm (coconut) sugar (not jaggery). Substitute: 1/4 cup maple sugar
- 1/4 cup unsalted roasted peanuts chopped fine (not ground)
- 1/4 cup lightly toasted sesame seeds
- 1/4 cup shredded coconut (unsweetened)
- Approximately 1 to 1 1/2 cup warm water
- Oil to coat the bottom of a large frying pan
- Put the two rice flours into a bowl. stir using your fingertips as a whisk. Add warm water (warm enough for you to feel it–not tepd) until the fingers are slowed down by the paste. Clean up the side of the bowl and use just enough more water to clean off your hands. Add a dash of salt and leave to sit for 5 or more hours.
- Prepare syrup: Melt the palm sugar block in enough water to get the consistency of maple syrup (or up to the consistency of condensed milk …maybe a bit less thick).
- Pour the sugar syrup into the rice batter and stir. The batter should be about the same consistency as maple syrup.
- Heat the frying pan and oil on a medium-high heat. When it is hot, pour in a ladle of batter and swirl the pan to distribute it evenly. Sprinkle on the sesame seeds, coconut and peanuts. Cover nd cook 3 mins
- Check to see if the bottom is brown. If not cook until it is golden brown. This pancake can be flipped several times until both sides are nice and crispy and brown. It may take a while (like up to 5 more minutes). Cool for a couple of minutes on crumpled newspaper or kitchen paper (if you can stand the wait) and then gobble it up in seconds!
- Repeat the frying, adding more oil. I find that sesame oil works wonders on this pancake.
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December 24, 2013
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December 22, 2013
The first line of this old carol is supposed to comfort us; "God rest ye merry…." That's how the gentlemen should be resting – merrily. It is sometimes, erroneously, understood as an exhortation for the gentlemen to take a break from their merriment "God rest ye, merry gentlemen."
December 22, 2013
We have absolutely no control over never, even though we are forever.
Candy Canes
December 22, 2013
As a bishop, St. Nicholas undoubtedly carried a crozier and that sure could look like a candy cane, since it was also modeled after the "good shepherd's" crook.
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December 21, 2013
We bake Christmas fruitcake and plum pudding early in November and put it away to age in brandy or rum until the Feast of the Nativity. Others have some amazingly different traditions.
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December 21, 2013
Perhaps Adam and Eve's second sartorial endeavor with fig leaves was to make hats.
log homes
December 21, 2013
In fact, a log home would be a luxury compared to this 12 x 12 foot "home" made of boards and a dirt floor, a ladder to climb to the sleeping loft where hay is the mattress.
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December 17, 2013
Let us keep the true spirit of Christmas alive in our hearts… and raise a glass to the Christ child!
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December 15, 2013
There is no ass or ox in the Biblical narratives of the birth of Christ. Yet, besides the Christ Child himself, the ass and the ox are the most ancient and stable elements in the iconography of the nativity.
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August 10, 2012
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Alliance Targets Apartment Security and Crime
Tampa area Apartment Alliance partners property managers with local police
"We just want to prevent anything from happening," said Reno Satterfield, property manager for Tuscany Bay.
Branscomb has lived and worked in Northwest Hillsborough County for 10 years. She is one of 40 deputies assigned to the community resource deputy program, acting as a liaison between the community and sheriff's office.
She credits a citizen's patrol initiative in Westchase as a model other neighborhoods can emulate. "Just by their presence on the streets they're reducing crime," she said.
The next alliance meeting is July 24 at Mallory Square Apartments, Town 'N Country.
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to have an unbroken dream is to be fighting with one's self. i've fought enough to be proud of my wounds that accumulate each day.
She doesn't believe in God, per se. She believes in a Higher Being, a nonspecific entity who has some sort of cosmic control. She believes in love in all forms, and she doesn't believe in a God that would condemn that. She is too much in love with this life to imagine forsaking it for a second, promised one; to waste it, she thinks, would be a tragedy.
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Linguistik-Klassifikation: Grammatikforschung / Grammar research
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- Measure instrumental in Russian (2001)
- We will argue that some seemingly adverbial free DPs in the instrumental in Russian which are traditionally termed measure instrumental are best understood as secondary predicates. We present the relevant syntactic assumptions and propose a semantics of this use of DPs in the instrumental. This proposal hears on the distinction between adjunct modification and secondary predication.
- Semantic Constraints on Case Assignment in Secondary Adjectival Predicates in Russian (2001)
- Adjectival secondary predicates can enter into two Case frames in Russian, the agreeing form and the Instrumental. The paper argues that these Case frames go together with two syntactic positions in the clause which are correlated with two different interpretations, the true depictive and the temporally restricted reading, respectively. The availability of the two readings depends on the houndedness of the secondary predicate. Only bounded predicates can enter into both Case frames and only partially non-bounded predicates can appear in the Instrumental. The paper therefore argues that the pertinent two-way SL/IL-contrast is to he replaced by a three-way distinction in terms of boundedness. The paper outlines the syntax and semantics of the true depictive and the temporally restricted interpretation and discusses how adjectival secondary predicates whose salient properties involve a cotemporary interpretation with the matrix predicate and a control relation of an individual argument, differ from temporal adjuncts as well as from non-finite clauses.
- Pragmatic Constraints on (Adverbial) (Temporal) Quantification (2001)
- Even if we can generate a logical form, principles of use may limit the ways in which we can use it. In this paper, I motivate one such principle of use, and explore its effects. Much of the discussion involves kinds of sentences that have received attention in the literature on "individual-level predicates".
- Nominal Predication and Focus Anchoring (2001)
- It will be shown that verbs can be missing in predicative sentences by using the data from Chinese. Copula-less sentences in Chinese are subject to 'Generalized Anchoring Principle' (GAP), which requires that every clause be anchored at the interface for LF convergence. To satisfy GAP, clauses may be either tensed or focused. It is shown that copula-less sentences in Chinese are subject to focus anchoring. It will be further argued that whether a verb is needed in predication depends on the syntax of predicate nominals.
- Secondary Predication and Default Case (2001)
- This paper compares secondary predication constructions (including small clause complements, resultatives, and/or depictives) in English and Korean and argues that these two typologically different languages employ different modes of satisfying the Case Filter (Chomsky 1981) with regard to the Case of the subjects of secondary predication constructions. More specifically, we argue that the subject of the secondary predicate in English is Accusative Case-marked by the higher governing verb, while that in Korean is Nominative Case-marked by default. Evidence for default Nominative Case will be provided from Korean and other languages.
- Semantics of nouns and nominal number (2001)
- In the present paper, I will discuss the semantic structure of nouns and nominal number markers. In particular, I will discuss the question if it is possible to account for the syntactic and semantic formation of nominals in a parallel way, that is I will try to give a compositional account of nominal semantics. The framework that I will use is "twolevel semantics". The semantic representations and their type-theoretical basis will account for general cross-linguistic characteristics of nouns and nominal number and will show interdependencies between noun classes, number marking and cardinal constructions. While the analysis will give a unified account of bare nouns (like dog / water), it will distinguish between the different kinds of nominal terms (like a dog / dogs / water). Following the proposal, the semantic operations underlying the formation of the SR are basically the same for DPs as for CPs. Hence, from such an analysis, independent semantic arguments can be derived for a structural parallelism of nominals and sentences - that is, for the "sentential aspect" of noun phrases. I will first give a sketch of the theoretical background. I will then discuss the cross-linguistic combinatorial potential of nominal constructions, that is, the potential of nouns and number markers to combine with other elements and form complex expressions. This will lead to a general type-theoretical classification for the elements in question. In the next step, I will model the referential potential of nominal constructions. Together with the combinatorial potential, this will give us semantic representations for the basic elements involved in nominal constructions. In an overview, I will summarize our modeling of nouns and nominal number. I will then discuss in an outlook the "sentential aspect" of noun phrases.
- Generative grammar (2001)
- Generative Grammar is the label of the most influential research program in linguistics and related fields in the second half of the 20. century. Initiated by a short book, Noam Chomsky's Syntactic Structures (1957), it became one of the driving forces among the disciplines jointly called the cognitive sciences. The term generative grammar refers to an explicit, formal characterization of the (largely implicit) knowledge determining the formal aspect of all kinds of language behavior. The program had a strong mentalist orientation right from the beginning, documented e.g. in a fundamental critique of Skinner's Verbal behavior (1957) by Chomsky (1959), arguing that behaviorist stimulus-response-theories could in no way account for the complexities of ordinary language use. The "Generative Enterprise", as the program was called in 1982, went through a number of stages, each of which was accompanied by discussions of specific problems and consequences within the narrower domain of linguistics as well as the wider range of related fields, such as ontogenetic development, psychology of language use, or biological evolution. Four stages of the Generative Enterprise can be marked off for expository purposes.
- On the interpretation of wh-clauses in exclamative environments (2001)
- In this paper, a class of sentences in German is discussed that are often called whexclamatives. […] So called wh-exclamatives can be roughly characterized as wh-clauses that are embedded under exclamative predicates like erstaunt sein/to be amazed at [...] or that are used as the basis for an exclamation [...]. One can ask if wh-exclamatives are a clause-type of their own, in particular, whether they are different from wh-clauses in question environments, that is under question predicates like to ask or to wonder or used as questions. It is often assumed that wh-clauses in exclamative contexts, both embedded and unembedded, are indeed different from wh-clauses in interrogative or question environments [...], at least regarding their semantical type, see for example Elliot (1971, 1974), Grimshaw (1979, 1981), Zaefferer (1983, 1984), Altmann (1 987, 1993). […] I assume with Grimshaw (1979) that so called wh-exclamatives and wh-interrogatives are alike with respect to their syntactical properties. In addition, I think that they are also alike semantically. So, what I like to do here is to evaluate the following hypothesis: So-called wh-exclamatives are of the same semantical type as wh-interrogatives.
- On the force of V2 declaratives (2001)
- This paper discusses a variant of German V2 declaratives sharing properties with both subordinate relative clauses and main clauses. I argue that modal subordination failure helps decide between two rivaling accounts for this construction. Thus, a hypotactic analysis involving syntactic variable sharing must be preferred over parataxis plus anaphora resolution. The scopal behavior of the construction will be derived from its 'proto-assertional force,' which it shares with similar 'embedded root' constructions.
- Scrambling and Reference in German (2001)
- Although the linear order of arguments (and adverbials) in German is relatively free, it underlies certain restrictions; these don't apply to the so-called unmarked order for arguments (Lenerz 1977) and adverbials (Frey/Pittner 1998). It is a common assumption to take the unmarked order as basic and derive all other orders from it by scrambling, whatever its specific characteristics may be (cf., amongst others, Haider/Rosengren 1998). The observable restrictions obtaining for some linear ordering may then be considered as constraints on a movement operation (scrambling). [...] In the following, I will try to present the outlines of a possible explanation for the restriction, based on a proposal governing the proper referential interpretation of indefinite NPs.


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The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) has suspended its summer season of Opera Theatre and Music Festival of Spoleto in Italy. CCM dean Peter Landgren announced the cancellation of the festival in an e-mail message to CCM faculty, staff and students earlier this year.
The decision was based on a projected budgetary shortfall, with reduced state funding making the program unsustainable in its current form. The 2012 program had not accepted any applicants at the time of its suspension, and application fees were refunded.
In recent years, some of CCM's summer programs have been slashed due to periodic budget problems.
In late 2009, CCM announced a new partnership with the city of Spoleto, Italy, home of Gian Carlo Menotti's famous Festival dei Due Mondi – Festival of Two Worlds. The arrangement followed a year hiatus from the school's renowned summer program, Opera Theatre and Music Festival of Lucca, when budget cuts caused CCM to cancel the five-week summer course focusing on opera for singers, instrumentalists and theater technicians.
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Love NSE! The teachers truly care about my children. Any time there have been issues the principle has been directly involved with a resolution that I have been satisfied with as a parent. The school supports leadership and active involvement with the children. A+
This school is extremely disappointing. My daughter has been there for 3 years, and I'm yet to be impressed by a single teacher. They are horrible at communicating with the parents.
This is a great school for the students.. The teachers there really care and go beyond there duties as a teacher.. 2 of my children have already graduated from clarkston & the 3rd is a Senior this year.. The whole school system is great.. They help each child as needed & not as a group..
North Sashabaw is a wonderful school to send your children too. Its in the middle of a middle class district where the people are caring and kind and many help each other out. The school has many extra curricular activities and keeps the kids interesting in learning with in room contests, etc. The teachers are phenomenal. My son has been going to NSE since grade 1 and we have not had one teacher that we did not like or had a hard time with. They truly care about their students. Go NSE!
This is an outstanding school with terrific teachers who really care about the students. The school enthusiasticly endorses parental involvement, and we feel very connected to the teacher and administrative staff there. Our children have all particiapted in the One - Two Multiage program and we feel it is a significant contributor to our children's academic success.
My child has been attending North Sashabaw Elementary for three years now, and I must say it is a wonderful school. The teachers are friendly and extremely helpful. I find that my child enjoys attending school their and is often asking to attend some of their many after school activities and clubs. In the summer the school puts on a great community fair, and with such reasonable prices for tickets I am able to take all four of my children and even a friend or two. The school meets all the needs of my children and my family. My daughter has had many opportuinities to attend some of the accelerated learning classes which I think is a big plus. I would rate this school at the top.
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I got a question recently about what the Empire's international reach was like, and figured I'd share a glimpse at our global readership. If the image is hard to read, here's the basic breakdown of readership across all Empire sites:
- Over 70% USA
- ~7% each, Canada and UK/Ireland
- ~5% Australia & New Zealand combined
Despite the fact that over 70% of Empire readers are in the United States, our international readers are VERY vocal and get extremely peeved when they feel the sites don't acknowledge their presence. (Then again, the same thing could be said of many slices of the Empire's readership — we have a lot of special snowflakes!)
Two Empire staffers are from Canada, including our copyeditor, so I like to think we do a half-way decent job of watching out for US-centric language and references. My editors have learned to always provide context for cultural references like old TV shows, and always apologize when linking Hulu.com (which doesn't stream videos internationally). Offbeat Home's managing editor Cat Rocketship recently learned that "jobbie" has a different meaning in Scottland than it does in the US. We make a pretty strong effort to have global content on all three sites, although we're probably the best at doing this on Offbeat Bride, where we have categories for both Canadian weddings as well as Global weddings.
It's interesting to see the responses that international advertisers get. Yes, there are way less Offbeat Bride readers in Australia… but they're all so sick of seeing US-based sponsors that when they finally see Australian vendors on the site, there tends to be some SERIOUS pouncing.


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1920 Tavern at Opulent
- Address:
948 Canton St
Roswell, GA 30075Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
1920 Tavern at Opulent
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://1920tavern.fhfoodtradinggroup.com/
- Phone: 7709983114x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Global, International
- Executive Chef: Robert McDonough
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
A word from 1920 Tavern at Opulent
1920 Tavern at Opulent is a global-inspired kitchen serving classic favorites with a modern twist. Although deeply rooted in the style of the great American restaurant, 1920 Tavern at Opulent is a celebration of the present featuring contemporary interpretations of market-driven and locally sourced ingredients. 1920 Tavern at Opulent focuses on the heritage of American dishes with an emphasis on global influences, styles and forms. The beautiful and meticulous interior design, inspired by the sophistication of the Roaring Twenties and speakeasy style, presents globe lighting and walls lined with antique mirrors and crystal accents. Dark brown woods and leather banquettes contrast diamond-shaped white tiles beneath beautifully suspended light pendants hung above the bar and dining areas. 1920 Tavern at Opulent's refined and approachable cuisine showcases an array of fresh greens, savory starters, market-fresh sea fare and Masami American Kobe beef.Continued
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1920 Tavern at Opulent reviews from OpenTable diners
60 reviews since July 2, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (37)great for outdoor dining (20)fit for foodies (19)hot spot (14)special occasion (12)notable wine list (11)vibrant bar scene (9)great for lunch (8)good for groups (7)romantic (7)late-night find (3)scenic view (2)great for brunch (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Love this restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/24/2014Love this restaurant!! One of my favs in historic Roswell. I have never been disappointed in a meal at this place and have dined here four or five times. Compliments to the chef all around! Great ambiance, and great people watching if you sit outside. Usually the service is pretty good... with the exception of the last time we went. Our server came across very young and inexperienced, to the point where she was struggling to get the words out of her mouth. I felt so uncomfortable listening to her. Plus we had problems getting things we had ordered. I wish she had had more training to build up her confidence and skills before they sent her out on the floor by herself. Hopefully this was an isolated incident. Will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Very Good SeafoodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/21/2014There were 5 of us and we each ordered something different and we all loved our dishes. Shrimp, salmon, sea bass etc. were all prepared just right and came with great flavoring. Service was excellent. Garlic string beans were great but garlic spinach was way too heavy. But it's rare when we all love our dishes and we did!Special Features:
- Don't do lunchDisappointedVIPDined on 10/17/2014I had reservations for lunch. The restaurant is located in Historic Roswell downtown. Parking is atrocious!!!!The restaurant has no parking but there is a lot behind another restaurant they recommend you use that is small & crowded. I had to drive around 3 times to find a spot to park at lunchtime. Waste of my time. Upon arrival in the restaurant the wait staff was friendly and very nice. The turkey & Gouda on ciabatta bread was great & the fries were superb.Special Features:
- Very accommodatingEXCELLENTDined on 10/13/2014They are very attentive and great for groups and special occasions. The meatballs are excellent!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EnjoyedwayxxVIPDined on 10/2/2014Met friends here for lunch. Eggplant fries were very good. Had the cioppino(sp). was good. Wife has the trout, she said it was excellent. Has very good waiter.Special Features:
- Great foodNewsDined on 9/28/2014They were out of the brick pressed meat which is my favorite so we selected trout and Mahi Mahi. Both were excellent. Nice presentation. Eggplant strips were excellent as well. Can't wait to return.Special Features:
- Great Evening at 1920BillDined on 9/27/2014We had theater tickets for ourselves and another couple for 8:00 PM and were looking for a restaurant close by that would take reservations. 1920 was the only place in Roswell that took reservations and had a 6:00 PM slot open. We were a little concerned as to why but made the reservation anyway. We found that they wait later to take reservations for people just like us. It tuned out to be a great evening. The service was great, the food was fantastic and they got us out in time to make the play. All four of us would recommend this restaurant highly for a great meal and time in Roswell.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good casual diningMselfleaVIPDined on 9/24/2014This is a place to go to for a quick, convenient, pleasant meal. I have been to several other restaurants in the Roswell area but never here. Staff was friendly and the food was good.Special Features:
- Bad experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/18/2014I drove in horrible traffic for more than an hour to meet friends at this restaurant. 10 minutes before my reservation I received a phone call saying that the restaurant was closing for the evening with no explanation whatsoever.
- 1920 TavernBeautiesDined on 9/15/2014We shared appetizers and salads and had a great dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just OKWilson1911VIPDined on 9/14/2014Food was very tasty. Service was OK. Waitress was friendly although made an order error. Nothing appeared as clean as I'd like: wineglass, plate, table. So just OK
- Interesting ambiencejodybpVIPDined on 9/12/2014Great old world style restaurant with globe lights, parquet tile floor. Great food and excellent service.Special Features:
- a little disappointedDebZDined on 9/12/2014We've had great appetizers here before, but our meal recently was disappointing. The oysters were awesome, but it went downhill from there. My husband got the Cioppino - advertised with shrimp, mussels, clams and calamari. It was tasty, but arrived with only shrimp and fish. I ordered swordfish with roasted potatoes. The swordfish was overcooked the potatoes were undercooked - no brown roasted edges at all. The service was good - the chef came out to discuss what was wrong with the dishes. He apologized and delivered a separate bowl of calamari to my husband (we basically ate separately) and redid my fish, which was cooked better the second time, but they then smothered it with beurre blanc. Potatoes were still more like...boiled.
- Good food, wine slighlty expensiveRonRDined on 9/5/2014The food was very good. The crab appetizer and Eggplant Fries were tasty. We had a party of 4 and all ordered different fish. The servings were done very well, not over cooked and fish was very flakey. The only negative was the wine was a little over priced, even when compared to normal restaurant mark-ups. The service was very, very good. Waitress was knowledgeable with recommendations for food and wine. Had reservations for a Friday night and was seated with no wait. Definitely going back.Special Features:
- great late lunchMikeWDined on 9/1/2014Lunch entree was delicious as was the dessert. Not overly packed as it is at night. Happy customers at lunch. Relaxing leisurely lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VarietyARMalDined on 8/31/2014As I'm allergic to all seafood, menu did not have much to offer. Would like to go back but would like more non seafood/fish choices.I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time at 1920PepperDined on 8/30/2014It was okay. NOise level was not just loud but defining. I enjoyed the food. but they opened the doors to the outside and it became quite hot and flys were coming in not nice. Our waitress was very nice and the rest of the staff very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- tippertipper14Dined on 8/29/2014This was a good restaurant. Nice menu and the food was good. On the Roswell "food" block its location is great with parking close.Special Features:
- Freshest seafood, outstanding mealkateDined on 8/16/2014This is our fourth visit to 1920 and every time has been outstanding. The chef came around to see how dinner was and recommended dessert. We had 4 different fish dishes, oyster appetizer and gelato dessert. Every single morsel, outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date NightRoswellVFLDined on 8/9/2014My wife and I picked 1920 for a last minute date night. The place was energetic but still good for conversation. The shrimp and grits were fantastic and the NY strip was perfectly medium rare. We were seated in a big booth with plenty of room and were served well by the wait staff. We'll make a return trip.Special Features:
- First Timernot4usDined on 8/9/2014This was the first time we ever went to The 1920 Tavern and we had an awesome experience. I had the Strip Steak and it was great. Cooked just right, juicy, melt in your mouth kind of steak. My fiance had the crab cakes. They were cooked the way crab cakes should be. A little crispy on the outside, cooked perfectly on the inside. The chef came out to meet us and our server Taylor was as professional as you can be. Very friendly, like we were old friends type of friendly, and knew the menu inside out. We drove from Acworth to try the place out, and it was definitely worth it. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not So Good This timejoe1Dined on 8/9/2014This was our third visit and it was not a charm. It was very busy and our entrees were delayed. One of the Fish Entrees was actually hard rather than flaky flaky. The Crab cakes were substantial but was lacking in taste. One order of the pound cake/cheese cake was replaced with the strawberry tiramiseu. It was not a particularly good experience. The weight staff was friendly and tried their best but it appeared they were overwhelmed by the crowd.
- Huge DisappointmentNoSparksDined on 8/3/2014I booked a 7:30 pm reservation for two on a Sunday night. First time dining here, so expectations were high. Huge disappointment on all levels - ambience, food and service. There is no ambience. We were seated in the back, surrounded by three large parties all with young children. I love kids, but not when I'm looking for a quiet dinner for two. Our server seemed like an actor...everything seemed scripted. Unfortunately, he didn't read the script. He was inattentive, and got both our orders wrong. The food was OK, after three attempts to get it right, but I expected so much better for the price. No offer to comp anything or even apologize. $100 wasted. Never going back.
- 2nd time we've been to your rstrant30minutesNorthDined on 7/27/2014What a wonderful find in Roswell. The steak, seafood and desserts were wonderful. My husband took me here for my 53rd Birthday and he ordered the steak and I ordered the mahi mahi. It was wonderful. We came back 2 weeks later on a Sunday afternoon and it was just as good as in the evening. The wait staff is very friendly and the chef even came by our table to say hello.Special Features:
- Very pleasedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/20/2014My boyfriend and I met another couple for dinner and discussion Sunday night and dined at 1920 Tavern at Opulent for the first time. It was delightful. our server (justin I believe) was fantastic, the food delicious and the cocktails well mixed. I will return again. My boyfriend has a severe dairy allergy, and although Justin informed the kitchen, the order came out incorrect anyway. However, the chef personally delivered the correct order to the table with his apologies and that went a long way with me. Everyone makes mistakes; not every chef is willing to personally apologize for them. I had the shrimp and grits and I would have licked the plate if it would not have raised an eyebrow. Very pleased overall with the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable lunchTuckercatDined on 7/11/2014Great atmosphere , beautiful bar area. Both had sandwiches which were good and plentiful portions.Special Features:
- Nothing specialkibtsDined on 7/7/2014Four of us dined at 1920 Tavern on a Monday night. We had the entire back room to ourselves so it was quiet. Service was ok, not great. A couple of requests were forgotten and had to be repeated. Two french onion soups were not hot and had to be returned. The rest of the food was good but nothing special or particularly memorable. Score one for management for sending us a dessert for the table to share because of the issue with the soup.
- Food was good.not great! Very noisyGoodDined on 7/3/2014Small outside seating area! Lively & bustling in restaurant as bar is an arms length from the dining booths! Great to be on Canton Street...it would really be great if they closed the street off & had more room for tables! Presentation of food was very nice & service was very good!Special Features:
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- It was good, but not greatMak1Dined on 6/28/2014The restaurant is well situated in the Roswell square and has a cute outside dining area. Inside was VERY loud, but visually appealing. My husband had the spaghetti and meatballs, which was fantastic. The salmon with the lemon buerre blanc sauce was very bland and tasted much better when I added actual lemon to it, which I had to ask for. I had asked for salt and pepper but they had no pepper but were willing to go across the street and buy some. (A restaurant with no pepper?) The sides with my fish were excellent.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun Night OutalpharettafoodieDined on 6/28/2014Went to dinner here with a group and had great food and even better service. One in our group had their food come out different than ordered - not only did server handle professionally but chef came out to apologize/check on our table. Would definitely go here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food but very noisyYummyFoodInRoswellDined on 6/28/2014Enjoyed a wonderful, relaxed evening with friends. Server did not push us out, let us linger. The only negative I have is the noise level. We sat in the last booth of front room, maybe the noise bounced off the walls and landed on our table, who knows. There seemed to be a nice quiet room in the back, maybe I'll request it next time. Great food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1foodbearDined on 6/28/2014Dinner was excellent. However, my meal had to be redone, as the waiter had made an error in the order and I did not receive the accompaniment that I had ordered. The dinner menu had many gluten free options, but the dessert menu was abysmal, and lacked both imagination and anything beyond ice cream for gluten free options. I think one reason that the waiter even delayed in offering dessert is that he knew the selection was the weakest part of the restaurant offerings. We were in the quietest part of the restaurant in the back dining room - it was quite noisy in the front of the house, and outdoor seating was on the sidewalk.Special Features:
- DisappointingjennibrynnDined on 6/21/2014I have ate at Opulent once before, sat at the bar- Great service, great drinks, amazing burger...literally amazing. The second time was the complete opposite. We waited 20 minutes to get drinks, the sever suggested the most expensive wine on the white wine list which was terrible. We asked for a gluten free menu which they did not have and is understandable but they could not tell us what the ingredients were in the food, after 15 mintues of back and forth the waiter finally asked the cook. We ordered the burger and it wasn't what I remember at all. When traveling to the bathroom the floor to the kitchen was so greasy I almost slipped and fell while a waitress told me to "watch that honey". Overall VERY disaapointing.Special Features:
- Friday Night Date Night4thefunofitVIPDined on 6/20/2014It was our first visit and probably not one that we will repeat. The downtown Roswell scene has many options and this wasn't one that stood our as a repeat experience. The waitress made several errors on our order from placing the wrong appetizer request to including items in our entrees that we had asked be removed. The noise level was high and they place tables very close together to get the most seating in this very small space.Special Features:
- NSWJVIPDined on 6/12/2014Food was great. Server was friendly but may have been new since he wasn't familiar with the menu, etc. Will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top 5 in AtlantaOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 6/1/2014We absolutely LOVED 1920 Tavern. The friendly staff made for a very comfortable dining experience and of course every dish we had was outstanding. We took the server's recommendations and ordered the shrimp and grits and the braised beef and they did not disappoint! The oysters rockefeller were also incredible. Overall, one of my favorites if you are willing to venture OTP!Special Features:
- Too loudEmsfoodiemomDined on 5/31/2014We had called and reserved a table in the back for a more private evening as we were meeting the parents of our daughter's fiancé for the first time. We were seated in a booth by the bar in spite of my reminder that we had made reservations. While the food and service was good, the noise level was so loud we were shouting by the end of our evening. Not good enough to deal with the noise.Special Features:
- Friends birthdayNicciDined on 5/31/2014Food was not great. I ordered the flatbread app and while the flavor of the toppings was good the actual bread was cooked to the point that it resembles a pita chip. It was so crunchy it made it impossible to share or eat comfortably. My roast chicken entree was very over cooked and the bread pudding lacked flavor and was very dense. Even the chocolate cake for dessert was left unfinished as it tasted slightly stale. My companion had the tuna tatami as an appetizer and the mahi for entree both of which which she described as ok. Very disappointing.Special Features:
- Tasty, but loudSmaschDined on 5/31/2014I had a yummy tuna tar tar dish, but what I remember most is how loud it was. We were in the back room, which was beyond loud with a 20-person table and 6 other two- to four-tops filled. Perhaps the front room with the bar, or the outside would enable a person to have conversation.
- Misses the mark.WormWoodDined on 5/26/2014Food is amateurishly executed. Misspellings on menu. Many items unavailable. Hostess apathetic. Service staff needs training. Will not return.


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The God of the Third Way
God reaches us where we didn't even know we needed to be seen
This Lenten season has brought a freshness of anticipation and wonder to me like none other I can remember. Yes, it has been marked by repentance and introspection, but with knees bent and palms turned up to heaven in contrition, I can't help but strain my neck to see just what my Father will do next—what incredible way he will demonstrate again his divine wisdom and great love towards us.
Our God is a God of the Third Way. We can storm our minds for wisdom in our need; we can consult other resources and people for best and godly practices, but God is a God of a surprise, consolation, and beauty that transcends even our noblest human ideas. He provides a way beyond our conceptions and reaches us where we didn't even know we needed to be seen. I'd like to share one recent story of our Father's way.
At the lunch table last week, my friend Marian confessed her internal struggle and grief over her mother's health problems. Her mother, who has been told by her doctor that she will not walk again due to a broken leg and debilitating osteoporosis, insisted to once again have her shattered bones x-rayed. This meant another long trip to the doctor for Marian and her mother to hear the same results repeated. Several of us discussed with Marian what might be the best way to handle her mother's insistence and denial, and how to mediate between her mother and the doctor. We listened to her grief with real concern and responded as best we knew how.
The next day, I asked Marian how the appointment with the doctor was. My spirit was stirred by the glow of her face as she told a story none of us would have expected. The doctor, who could've dismissively rolled his eyes at a woman who needed a simple medical reality spelled out for her once again, set aside a chunk of time to gently and graciously explain that, no, she would never walk again, but also how she, in fact, has so much to be thankful for: she still has her leg, though the possibility of amputation had been very real when the break initially occurred. Marian watched as her mother's countenance changed into one of true gratitude as the doctor told her she would not have to worry about amputation anymore. And as this man patiently cared for Marian's mother, a nurse came in with a tub of warm water. The nurse quietly crouched down and began gently washing Marian's mother's broken leg. She washed off the dead skin that had built up under her leg brace. She lathered cooling lotion on the woman's bathed skin. Marian's mother's tough exterior softened as she looked down at the nurse and said simply, "I like you."
Marian's mother will continue to suffer the pain of broken bones and disability. But the God of the Third Way entered into that situation as none of us would've been able to conceive. He touched this hurting woman in a place of need even more fundamental than we knew or thought to go. The God who made us knows how to reach us and he mercifully deigns to do so; he satisfies us with his love.
At Easter we get space to ruminate on our transcendent God and the Way he has ultimately paved. We needed salvation from our sin. And God was not stuck in the routes that we would've seen before us—the route of justice and punishment, or the route of mercy. Our Father gave us the third way—the way so far above our ways: Jesus Christ. The life, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus Christ blew through our understanding, fulfilling both justice and mercy in one act, and offering to us an eternal Life of our Father's third ways—a Life that is here now for us to drink in deeply.
As we reflect on God's salvation this week, we'd love to hear how God has provided his third ways in your life.
Awesome story! Happy Easter everyone!
His ways are not our ways, and I love how He reminds us.
Our Creator is so creative.
Thank you!! i've been wrestling between two choices, turning to friends for advice. I'm going to wait for God to show up with his third way.
the lord just answered prayer my husband losted his wallet looked everywere he thought but god is good he found it were he didnt expect praise the lord
1 Corinthians 10:13 came to mind as I read your words. No matter what God allows to happen in our lives, He always prepares the way of escape. He knows just how much we can bear. If we are truly seeking His plan, we will be able to see the way out...a perfect way that He has carefully prepared for us wherever we, or a loved one, might be. I'm not sure I agree with the phrase "the God of the third way" because as I understand Scripture, He is the God of the only way to salvation, peace and eternal life. I believe that includes the difficult times as well as the good times. According to Scripture, God is always working in my life to bring about His plan for my best interest. His very best for me (Jer.29:11-12). As you shared, He often brings relief from sources that surprise us, even astonish us. My Mother suffers from severe dementia and it is hard to watch her daily decline. Yet in all the sadness, God is always there showing my sister and me how to care for her and protect her. I take great comfort that the God of all comfort knows before hand exactly what I need...I just need to trust Him to let me see it when I need it. Knowing He is always with me and will never leave me is what keeps me going, no matter what my circumstances. I think this is most difficult when the difficulty is a loved one's and I am watching them live through it.You reminded me of the many surprising ways God has met our needs when the answer seemed impossible. Thank you for sharing your story.
Wow! What an Awesome story indeed!
The God of the Third Way! He sees and knows just how we feel, and He is willing to meet and touch us exactly where we feel deserted. He Is a Fiathful GOD! Halleluyah!
Thank you for the encouragement. I am praying for a friend and wondering why he is not healed. God loves him. I am encouraged to pray for him in faith that he will see God's love and acceptance and stand up and recognize who he is in Christ! Thank you. God is the God of miracles!


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If Isshin was a royal guard member, what would he have contributed to the soul society that made the Spirit King acknowledge him?
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Not much has been revealed yet to make a decision.
We can however all agree on why he left.
Falling in love with a quincy.We just need to know what happened during the time he decided to leave.That is when we will have our answers.There is no way the soul society would let him just leave if he wasn't valuable or trust worthy.
thick,Vegeta eyebrows
Medic stuff he is a doctor is he not.
opinion -> kido
but, then again who knows.
Haha funny who knows maybe sports marathorn
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He found something past Bankai but they never speak of it because its amazing power?
thats what i think Final Getsuga is at least.
Perhaps it has something to do with Dangai he seemed to know a lot about it...
He invented the fingerflick of death
i hope its kido, thatd be pretty cool. he left soul society because he lost his reatsu from his final getsuga, right? and hes only recently been getting his reatsu back...?
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Forget the invisibility cloak: Boffins invent INVISIBILITY FISHNETS
Boffins have developed the thinnest invisibility fabric ever made, just 0.15mm thick, great for carrying around Harry Potter-style. Harry Potter in his invisibility cloak Unfortunately the miracle "fishnet" copper-polycarbonate textile doesn't work in the visible spectrum. The device scores points for its slim silhouette and …
Can they tailor this to other wave lengths?
For example, oh I don't know, damaging solar radation such as might be experienced by space craft?
Because that would be really quite useful.
Re: Can they tailor this to other wave lengths?
Talking of spacecraft it sounds more like a Romulan cloaking device than a Harry Potter style cloak?
Although now I think about it they could turn them on and off and this would probably be more permanent. However it would still also interfere with any incoming Transporter teleportation.
Re: Can they tailor this to other wave lengths?
Not a bloody lot of good, as solar radiation of concern is some gamma radiation, x-rays, beta particles and protons.
For the first two, very little is scattered by something with such a low density. For the latter, they're nuclear particles and wouldn't be effected at all.
Re: Can they tailor this to other wave lengths?
Beta and protons are stopped by hulls on spacecraft, that's not a (pressingly major) issue. Gamma and X-ray are the ones I'm thinking of and I was wondering if they could apply the same principle to say, oh I don't know, a layer of material of the right shape grown on the surface of the hull providing a small, light, effective means of shielding.
Invisiblity fishnets
When I first read this I thought "Great, something to hide my ex wife's hideous legs"
Re: Invisiblity fishnets
"I can't feel my legs!"
"What legs?"
Re: Invisiblity fishnets
I thought: "Great! Now I can catch invisible fish".
(Yes, I know that I could just install an empty tank and tell everyone that I had invisible fish, but that seems cheesy.)
Re: Invisiblity fishnets
I only skim-read the article, so I think it's something about Harry Potter (who only has a small rod) wearing fishnets. Presumably fan-fiction and Rule 34.
Re: Invisiblity fishnets
In a similar vein, until I read the article, I thought another outbreak of anorexic "models" was going to be inflicted on us with legware to suit.
So we'll be able to safely put a cloaked poodle in the microwave now?
I can't wait...
..for the first "anti-radiation" mobile phone case based on this technology. It might actually work, this time...unlike the poor signal-deprived phone....
Re: I can't wait...
the signal is electro-magnetic radiation.
Seems to me, if the phone was signal deprived, it was working pretty damned well!
Only hides an object from microwaves
Sounds like an ideal replacement for ye olde tinfoil hat.
Nah. extra coating, like the scrimnet on a squaddy's helmet. Coz you can't be tooo careful can you?
Just the thing
for hiding my 18cm oddly shaped rod
I was puzzled (normal state) ...
.. as to how this could work to cloak a target from a microwave detector/imager. Then I followed the link to the paper, where it states that they used a dielectric rod as the 'target'. I have a feeling that it wouldn't work with a metal rod.
So, ideal for sneaking past microwave intruder alarms, then, excellent.
Yes, coat, the funny looking fishnet one.
You better know exactly at what frequency those alarms operate. A quick scan of the paper says that if the actual frequency is off by 10% from the design frequency of the cloak, the cloak's pretty much useless.
Oddly shaped objects
My car is oddly shaped*, can I cover it with this stuff to sneak past speed cameras??
* Why don't they put corners on cars nowdays? They're all just blobs, not a single straight edge by which to judge parking. And they have distorting wing mirrors to make you cross-eyed just as you want to change lanes on the motorway, it's bonkers!
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* Why don't they put corners on cars nowdays? They're all just blobs, not a single straight edge by which to judge parking. And they have distorting wing mirrors to make you cross-eyed just as you want to change lanes on the motorway, it's bonkers!
Streamlining. It goes to aerodynamics. You will notice many airplanes (commercial and military) try to limit the number of sharp corners on their bodies as they affect airflow and thus fuel efficiency.
Does this meen ...
If I covered a metal fork with this stuff it wouldn't spark in the microwave?
Surely Not Invisible
If it's preventing scatter from the object then it wouldn't be invisible, but sheer black (or your wavelength equivalent of no energy). The idea being that you can't see energy reflected from it, but then neither can energy pass through it from whatever may be behind it. Only diverting technologies can achieve that from what I understand to be possible at the moment (which of course is limited).
I think the word invisible may be being thrown around too liberally here.
Anyone else's thoughts here?
Re: Surely Not Invisible
Still invisible to RADAR, just because radar doesn't check for the absence of anything, only the presence, so they're a simpler target.
Re: Surely Not Invisible ... to mesh radar
Fordward scatter radar can detect when an object passes close to the line-of-sight between an Tx and Rx;
it is a proposed method of detecting low-flying stealth aircraft.
Re: Surely Not Invisible ... to mesh radar
Isn't that what trees and telephone poles are for?
Re: Surely Not Invisible
Multistatic radar can defeat that kind of stealth because it works by detecting changes in the ambient radio noise. To fool such a system, you need a cloak-type device that actually diverts the radio waves without altering their course; otherwise, a sensitive enough radio receiver will detect the alteration. And the "fishnet" noted in the article will stick out like a sore thumb--current stealth technology already relies on scattering. To the receiver, both would look like a dead zone.
Re: Surely Not Invisible ... to mesh radar
If it's Fordward wuoldn't that be Model Tx, the Type Rx being invented much later by subsidiary Mazda?
"A small rod"
"oddly shaped objects"
I hate Boffins
The word Boffin is so silly. Somehow this local UK slang slips through to American Internet news outlets and instantly prompts mass WTF proclamations Please, lose this term and just write "researcher" or "scientist:. We Americans look to England to uphold some standards of the language.
Re: I hate Boffins
"Please, lose this term"
No. It's a term of endearment. Of course, if this ridiculous UK publishing regulator ever emerges in its proposed form, no doubt you can pester us to death with complaints about :-(
Re: I hate Boffins
Meanwhile one barmaid throws another faggot on the fire while another brings you faggots, peas and chips with an Ale. Or Cider.
Re: I hate Boffins
Oh yea? Well someone tell this cigarette to shut up! We kicked your ass in World War II!
Re: I hate Boffins
Er, as we were on the same side that would be "friendly fire" and not usually something to crow about.
What's the problem? So few actual victories that you have to celebrate the cockups too?
Re: I hate Boffins
Funny, that when we refer to a VC it's something to be proud of. Yet you'd probably like to forget about your VCs
Re: I hate Boffins
He might have been talking about that Cricket match near the chinese border , though I think that was pre-Pearl Harbour .....
"When UK slang prompts mass WTF proclamations"
I'd say it's the fault of the WTFer, not the WTFtee. What's wrong with extending one's vocabulary?
I can't imagine it will do much for aerodynamics
Putting a giant fishnet on the outside of your super sleek stealth bomber may make it radar invisible but would absolutely ruin your coefficient of drag.
Still I don't suppose it will dissolve in the rain like that magic radar absorbing paint.
Emma Watson in fishnets
Mmmmmmmm :)
so when it is applied to the visible wavelength then I would see a big black blob instead of the usual background?
Okay in Spacem it might work if someone is not watching for the stars.
I for one...
..welcome our new invisible replicator overlords!
Visible Light Application
If I understood the bit about "scaling" correctly (probably not), I think this implies that the "fishnet" technique will hide objects in the visible spectrum but only if they are so small that you wouldn't be able to see them anyway?
Did you just
Drive down this street? Because we didn't get a speed reading on your car.
Let's see your license!
Cue the police jokes.
From the article. this appears (heh) practical applied with conductive paint on vehicles to renders them indetectible by speed radar and triggers for red-light cameras. Onward to Ångströms!
Mike, didn't there used to be a doughnut shop here? ...
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