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Feb 24th 2010 By Lemondrop Staff
In Defense of Farmville -- Why One Addict Won't Be Cowed by Haters
We know what you're thinking. Farmville is the worst. And "watermelon mastery"? Are you kidding me with this?
Sorry, let's back up. In case you don't have a Facebook feed that you check incessantly, Farmville is the most popular online game on the social networking site. Users create a farm, add animals, and grow crops -- and nearly every single achievement or defeat is chronicled on the site's front page. Facebook users complain that while they're trying to keep up with their friends, they're inundated with irritating updates about imaginary lost cows and "farm coins."
You can keep Farmville from showing up in your Facebook feed, but that hasn't stopped people from carping about it. (In fact, there was an entire "Dr. Phil" episode dedicated to Farmville addiction.) So we thought we'd ask Marika, a real-life Farmville addict, what all the fuss was about -- and whether or not she felt bad about glutting our feeds with her lost ocelots.
Answer? Not at all. Instead, here's her emphatic defense of Farmville:
Three reasons I don't care that you hate my farm:
1) Don't want to hear about Farmville? You don't have to.
There are filters -- Farmville may be a tumor on your Facebook feed, but it's a totally benign one. You LITERALLY can just ignore updates it with the click of a button. So do.
2) Facebook is for fun. Farmville is fun.
Let's not kid ourselves. Social networking is obtrusive and superfluous. It most likely isn't essential to your existence or your job. I know that you probably care more about whether your ex-boyfriend is getting married than the fact that I found a lonely pink cow, but please acknowledge that Farmville isn't the only stupid distraction on Facebook. (See also: pictures of your cat, updates on your kid and/or the location where your neighbor's band is playing on Tuesday.)
3) As far as escapism goes, this is fairly harmless.
So what if some BRILLIANT little point-and-click flash game is all that keeps me sane during the course of a nine-hour day? I'm not broadcasting pictures of myself shooting up. For me, it offers more of a sense of satisfaction than an actual "job well done" from the boss. You really want to take that away from me because it's showing up in your "news" feed?
Aaaand, that's how I feel about that.
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Wednesday 24 February
By C.J.
uhhh, why aren't we neighbors? My farm needs some attention!
Wednesday 24 February
By Steve
I ask a friend once, not to post their farmville, fish, mafia or other stuff on my Facebook page. If they abide-fine. If not, I just delete them as friends. I shouldn't have to jump through hoops to NOT be annoyed. And if you continue to annoy me, then you really aren't my friend anyway.
Wednesday 24 February
By Jesslyn
Duh, you can block it ! I guess you'd just rather bitch.
Wednesday 24 February
By bec
thats stupid. if they play the game, they cant control if it goes in your feed. you should take the five seconds to block the app mr lazy.
Wednesday 24 February
By Kim
Really? wow!! You must not have many friends left. Are you truly not smart enough to figure out how to simply block games from your news feed? Any idiot can do it!!! Do you not understand that when people post anything it goes to everyone in their friends list...not just to you!!! you are not some superior being and noone is targeting you or wants you to join them in battle...that is simply how FB works. Did you truly not know that??? If you block it you might still end up with a friend or two.
Wednesday 24 February
By TS
Steve, you can block all Farmville or any other app's feeds... no need to delete friends......
Wednesday 24 February
By matadormike
I agree with the other poster I dont send Farmvil;le except to my Neioghbors however If I get an application form a FRIEND I just click on " block application" and never get it again. What a waste you would lose a friend over a game that maybe he didnt get your message you did not want to be bothered I had a friend of 40 years join the " I dont care about your,farm, your mafia ect..." and she didnt even mean to she plays all the games so if I wonder I ask first if they got my message or are you sure Again all you have to do the first time you get it or Farmtwon, Cafe World is click on " block Application: and it does
Wednesday 24 February
By Kelley
I don't think it works that way. You have to block it. if it's posted at all, it's just posted on the main feed not on individual peopl'e pages.
Wednesday 24 February
By Christina
You cant control who u post it on. it's all or none! OMFG
Wednesday 24 February
By Lucy
She's not posting them to YOUR page. She's posting them to the home page, which you share with everyone on your list. YOUR page is your profile page. If someone has a message directly for you, that's where they'll post it if they don't just send it as a private message.
I'm guessing there are a lot of people who don't measure up to your requirements.
Wednesday 24 February
By barb
I cannot stop my "Farmville" from showing up on your page....YOU have to click on "HIDE"...I can't do that for ya... That said, who the hell wants to be on your friends list if you are not friends enough of mine to accept my hobbies. If I have to listen to all your status rants about your miserable life then you should be a friend enough to accept whatever gets posted in my behalf. It's a two way street on FB.....just saying!
Wednesday 24 February
By Sissy
You're a moron. If you had a half a brain you would just click "Hide" one stinkin time for each app you don't want to see and you would never be bothered by them again. Instead, you choose to delete friends. Smart.
Wednesday 24 February
By Ganny
So instead of YOU hitting a button to cancel all the farmville updates, you ask your friends not to send you their updates?? How childish is that?? Bet you don't have many friends!
Wednesday 24 February
By matt
You don't have to jump through hoops or delete friends. if a farmville post shows up, click hide (in the top right corner of the post), then click hide farmville posts. Or maybe you'd just rather bitch and moan about it and not see what your friends are up to...
Wednesday 24 February
By kyblueyz67
OMG-- You are the only one who has control of what is on your feed. I'm guessing you don't have many friends left.
Wednesday 24 February
By A
If you knew anything... you'd know you can block any application updates such as farmville, mafia wars, vampire wars etc...from showing up on your page.... but as someone else said... I guess you'd rather bitch like a girl about it
Thursday 25 February
By stitch
they "dont listen" because you cant stop your application updates from being posted on any particular persons home page. they post on the home page of anyone who's on your friends list. the only thing you can do to stop it is click the little X next to the update. it will then ask you if you want to hide updates from this application, or hide updates from this person alltogether. ..seeing as your friend cant help what facebook decides to put in your "news", i suggest you not penalize them for it.
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Knock On Wood's way with rhythm tap
By Lisa Traiger
Plenty of dance teachers can get a 6-year-old to master a shuffle-ball-change. And with enough repetitions, the kid might even smile while doing it at the end-of-year recital.
But when it comes to teaching tap, among the Washington, DC, region's best-kept secrets is Knock On Wood Tap Studio, nestled in the basement of a building filled with doctors' offices. The studio, in a former jewelry store where costumes and a tap shoe bank now line the shelves of the old vault, is a cozy beehive of rhythm, with a touch of funk and jazz tossed in for good measure.
The studio's founder and master teacher, Yvonne Edwards, affectionately known far and wide as "the Tap Lady," and a cadre of experienced tap instructors work magic in a few windowless basement studios just a hop, skip, and jump over the District line in Silver Spring, Maryland.
The specialty: rhythm tap. Edwards and her crew pass on more than steps; they train students to fully assimilate musicality and gain confidence in improvisation. Here tap is serious business, even when the kids gambol out of class smiling. At Knock On Wood, from the littlest 4-year-olds to the hesitant adult beginners, from the gawky pre-teens to the fearless advanced teens in the critically acclaimed youth ensemble, Tappers With Attitude, improvisation rules. It stands as a core principle in the school's thoughtful syllabus, developed by studio director Edwards (who co-founded Knock On Wood with Renee Kreithen) and executive artistic director Victoria Moss.
In a Saturday morning class with a group of wiggly 5-year-olds, you can hear their thin voices chanting, in singsong, "Jack and Jill," which accompanies their tiny tapping feet. Moss explains, "First we learn the words. Then we learn to clap it. Then we learn to snap it, and that's fun because most 5-year-olds can't snap. Then we learn to count it. They don't necessarily understand it, but they all learn it: 1 and 2 and 3. Then they learn a step: shuffle, step, shuffle-ball-change, flap flap, flap. Then they learn to sing the words of the step as well as to do the words of the step."
Ultimately, by the end of term they've learned six or seven ways to think about the material, Moss says. "Then," she smiles, "I blow everybody's mind when they go to the studio's open-mic night and they do it all. Sometimes they do them all at once: One sings, one claps, one snaps, one taps, one counts, and the grownup dancers in the audience who understand how really difficult that is, they're blown away. The kids? They don't know that was difficult. They just know it's 'Jack and Jill.' "
The syllabus expands from there, as children enrich their tap vocabulary, moving from single-sound steps to double-, then triple- and four-sound steps. But they also continue to practice improv, from clapping their names rhythmically to pounding out a phrase that illustrates being angry with Mom. It all counts in building confident and independent tap dancers who, Edwards and Moss hope, can one day hold their own in the center of a jam circle. And Edwards says that no teacher worth her salt would let a kid finish out a semester without mastering the fundamentals of the shim sham, tap dance's national anthem.
Knock On Wood's teachers use the syllabus as a guide, not a mandate. It doesn't contain any specific step combinations; instead it's a compilation of expected skills, movement vocabulary, and other tap information that students should master. Teachers also continually work on dynamics, timbre, clarity of tone, basic body alignment, and presentation skills with their developing dancers. After completing level 3, which could take three to six years depending on the age the child started and his proficiency, a student should understand musical structure and rhythm, be comfortable with improv and jamming, pick up steps in a master class quickly by ear and by sight, dance at a variety of tempos (including very slowly), understand how to maintain balance, be able to shift weight quickly, and maintain a strong working core.
On top of that, Edwards and Moss feel strongly that tap history receives its due in every class. Big names from tap's heyday—Bunny Briggs, Charles "Honi" Coles, Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, Buster Brown, and Jimmy Slyde, to name a few—aren't forgotten, they're honored. Each semester students learn about one or more master artists through personal stories recounted by Miss Yvonne, as well as video and exercises replicating masters' signature steps.
Finally, nobody gets through the full syllabus without learning four specific dances. In level 1A, it's the basic shim sham. In 1B the students complete the shim sham, with more emphasis on ear training and finding the "1" in music. In 2A, they learn the Honi Coles stroll/walkaround, another 20th-century tap dance classic, and continue refining and expanding on the shim sham by adding breaks. By 2B, students expand their proficiency, learning the buck-and-wing time step with complete break, refining turns, and learning Edwards' own Ain't She Sweet, a more complex dance. In level 3, the step complexity increases with wings, pickups, trenches, complicated turns, and the final dance in the basic Knock On Wood repertoire, Baakari Wilder's My Blue Heaven, which introduces contemporary rhythmic syncopation and a funkier, earthier style of tap.
At this point Edwards and Moss don't care whether students progress to levels 4 and 5, which concentrate on fine-tuning rhythm tap, improvisation, and performance. Many, in fact, choose to remain at level 3 for further mastery.
Between them, Edwards and Moss have nearly 100 years of teaching experience. Edwards, now 74, has been at it for 61 years. She started as a student at Doris Jones Dance Studio in Washington, DC, one of the few places in the country at that time that taught classical ballet to African Americans. She and legendary singer-dancer-actress Chita Rivera sometimes took classes together.
Soon Edwards joined up with her sister-in-law, Chloe Price Shepherd, a dance teacher in Atlantic City, where the two taught children of the casino owners and workers. But Edwards also soaked up the style of old-time hoofers like the Nicholas Brothers and Sammy Davis Jr., who played the casinos. "Sometimes I didn't know what they were doing, but I was trying. I learned a lot from just improv-ing with them," Edwards recalls.
Moss grew up in Chicago, assimilating a smattering of many dance forms from Irish to tap, ballet to hornpipe, hula, and modern in her weekly dance class. At Knock On Wood she put her early training to good use in devising the detailed syllabus that takes tap students from rank beginner to pro. It's a systematic method that focuses on the fundamentals and allows for multiple paths to learning: visual, aural, through counts, songs, patterning, art projects, and a dozen other tried-and-true tricks.
'We want to give our students their own voices, and the only way you can develop your own voice is by having exposure to lots of different people.' —executive director Victoria Moss
"We want to give our students their own voices," Moss says, "and the only way you can develop your own voice is by having exposure to lots of different people. Otherwise they all turn out looking like 'Miss Suzie.' And she might be a great dancer, but it's not our goal to re-create Miss Suzie." Instead, the school's teachers include a master Irish sean-nós dancer, a tapper with jazz experience, a Broadway hoofer, and a few rhythm tappers, along with Edwards and Moss. But they also continually bring in guest and master teachers from around the country and the world. They also invite modern dancers, bharata natyam specialists, salsa and flamenco teachers, a South African gumboot dancer, and others for enriching yearlong and summer workshops.
No matter that not everyone turns pro. Edwards says, "I just love to teach. I love to go into the room and look at the kids and teach. Not all of them are going to be dancers, but I don't think of them as not being dancers. I try to give [them] the same focus and interest as I do to the members of the [Tappers With Attitude] company. They may never become dancers, but I want them to be able to appreciate the art of tap dancing, to become good audience members."
Yet more than a few alums have found success with a pair of tap shoes. Among them are Baakari Wilder, who danced in the cast of Savion Glover's expansive survey of tap in America, Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk; Cartier Williams, another Glover protégé, who while still in high school appeared in Noise/Funk and toured with Glover's group, Ti Dii; Chloe Arnold, a body-double dancer for Beyoncé in Idlewild; and R&B singer Mya.
"One thing that's great about tap in general and about the way Knock On Wood approaches tap," says recent graduate Lena Solow, 18, "is that anybody can do it. That made it easy for me, a kid who didn't have an easy time with ballet. Tap was something I could definitely do." Currently a freshman at Wesleyan University in Connecticut, Solow started tap at 5. "From a very early age [there] you have to do improv and make up your own rhythms to go along with the music," she says.
"And because you're not in a kick line or all doing the same exact arms and faces," continues Solow, "you have to learn how to develop your own personality onstage, and that's something that my teachers always talked about: how to portray yourself onstage. Tap is not about your feet; it's really about your full body."
As for the school's success, Moss and Edwards attribute it to being invested in the dance community at large. Neither of them worries when students take classes at other studios. In fact, they might send an intermediate or advanced student off to study ballet or modern if they believe the additional training will improve the kid's tap. They open all master classes to the public and encourage their students to attend other studios' master classes when appropriate.
"While there are only so many students to go around," Moss says, "I think over time people here [in the DC area] have worked really hard to play well with others. In my mind it's not only best for dancers, but it's best for us as an industry: to learn to be open to each other, to learn how to use each others' expertise, to not be afraid of losing something. I might temporarily lose a student, but if that student grows, then they're ready for their next phase. It's that law of karma."
"I was always taught that the most important thing is that you have to listen to the music, go along with the music and not just do a really flashy step," says lanky Baakari Wilder, 32, an alum who started dancing at 3 and now teaches the advanced Monday night class at Knock On Wood. "You have to learn when to fall and, when you make mistakes, how to pick up again," he says. "When I teach improv, it's about getting people to focus on the timing and keep it basic. I want my students to dance within the meter—if they do nothing else, keep it in the meter."
Edwards says that's what she tells her students also. Tap is, first and foremost, about rhythm. She believes that learning tap is akin to learning a musical instrument and even encourages students to practice, at minimum, 15 to 20 minutes a day, just like any beginning band student.
"We're trying," Edwards says, "to keep tap alive. Then it's your job to make it your own."
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The petition filed by advocate S.S. Tripathi also sought direction for the DJB and the Haryana government to complete the 103-km Carrier Lined Channel (CLC) from Munak to Haiderpur - known as Munak Canal - through which water is to be supplied by the Haryana government to Delhi.
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Lucky 32 Southern Kitchen - Cary
- Address:
7307 Tryon Rd
Cary, NC 27511Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SouthernPrice: $30 and under
Lucky 32 Southern Kitchen - Cary
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.lucky32.com/
- Phone: 9192331632x
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday Brunch menu until 3:00 p.m.
Monday-Thursday 11:15 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 11:15 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday Brunch menu until 3:00 p.m.
Our Grill Room is open one hour after dining room closes except for Sunday.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Southern
- Executive Chef: Jay Pierce
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We have a boxed lunch menu that is perfect for corporate events, office lunches, or special events.
- Private Party Facilities: Lucky 32 is the perfect place to socialize and have a relaxing dinner with professional service in an atmosphere made for enjoyment with an upscale feel. We will be happy to provide you and your guests with the highest quality food and drink at a good value. We welcome parties of up to 70 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Lara Yerges 9192331632x
A word from Lucky 32 Southern Kitchen - Cary
Join us for lunch and dinner 7 days a week, and for brunch on Saturday and Sunday. We serve the highest quality food and drink with competent, friendly service. Enjoy a meal in our dining room, grill room, or outside on our beautifully landscaped terrace. When dining with us you can look forward to a flavorful southern menu using many local ingredients grown right here in NC, along with our Wine Spectator award winning wine list.Continued
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Lucky 32 Southern Kitchen - Cary reviews from OpenTable diners
180 reviews since June 25, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (98)fit for foodies (90)good for groups (83)special occasion (74)great for outdoor dining (62)great for lunch (55)great for brunch (47)romantic (34)hot spot (26)kid-friendly (23)notable wine list (21)vibrant bar scene (19)late-night find (7)scenic view (5)Show More
- A Marvelous Dining Experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/19/2014This was our first experience at a lucky 32 and we dared to bring a guest for Sunday Brunch! We were impressed from the minute we opened the door. Lovely ambiance and very welcoming. Things just kept getting better. Super service and fantastic food. All three of us were highly impressed! Can't wait to go back and experience lunch and dinner. Will def be one of our favorites.Special Features:
- Great Food!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/17/2014Menu is great including a seasonal menu with all local, fresh ingredients! Great selection of beers and wines too!Special Features:
- Top-Notch!LynnMcDined on 10/17/2014Fantastic food! Superb staff! Awesome atmosphere! Outdoor dining is perfect!Special Features:
- Great southern cuisineShropUSCVIPDined on 10/15/2014Never had a bad thing there. Food is fresh and very tastefulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MarianneVIPDined on 10/12/2014We are never disappointed when we go to Lucky 32! It is our go to place when friends are visiting from out of town! Always a great meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favourite Cary EateryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/8/2014Love Lucky 32...it's by far and away my favourite eatery in the Cary area.Special Features:
- Do Order the Fried OystersOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/2/2014I ordered fried oysters as my main course. The oysters were the size of grapes and fried hard. I was disappointed in the quality of this dish. Otherwise, the food was good.Special Features:
- DisappointedMimiVIPDined on 9/27/2014We ordered the beef stew and the grit and shrimp plates. Both dishes were tasteless and cold. I just scratched Lucky 32 from my list. Too many other choices in Cary to go back to this place again.
- A favorite spot for any occasionCarolVIPDined on 9/27/2014Always a pleasant dining experience at Lucky 32. We love the interesting menu and seasonal specialties. Service is always top-notch at both locations. Love the food and the vibe at Lucky's!Special Features:
- Shrimp cakes were.....Kpw001VIPDined on 9/24/2014The shrimp cakes were yummy. Hope they keep them on next season's special menu!Special Features:
- A great neighborhood gemSirenaVIPDined on 9/22/2014This restaurant was one of the 1st restaurants we ate at when we moved to NC & that was over 10 years ago. Food is consistently good. Good bar area. Staff is attentive and friendly. Great salads and comfort food when you need some comfort.Special Features:
- Great serviceCartezCeenaDined on 9/21/2014Enjoyed the catfish and shrimp/grits. Collards wasn't cleaned well. Had a lil grit on em but everything else was very flavorful and delightfulSpecial Features:
- Lucky 32 great foodkmc2020Dined on 9/20/2014Really enjoyed the food and service. Definitely will go back. Food was very fresh and liked the menu.Special Features:
- LIVED UP TO ITS BILLING!lmnopsDined on 9/20/2014We found Lucky 32 on Yelp when we had to meet a friend in Cary. The menu on the website looked great and we were not disappointed. It was even better than expected. We were seated outside on a beautiful day. The food was excellent, the server very attentive and the location ideal. Whenever we have out of town guests arriving at the airport, the first stop will be Lucky 32.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodJOEYTNYCDined on 9/19/2014The food and service was outstanding.I used to be a chef in New York and was very impressed.The wait staff was very helpful and food was cooked perefectly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always good!KahteedDined on 9/18/2014Another wonderful meal at Lucky 32! Thanks for the fabulous service and fantastic food! Lucky 32 is our go to place for a quality meal and good time!Special Features:
- Lucky 32 Southern Kitchen - CaryNCFoodPatron22Dined on 9/13/2014Not a fan of northern rubber green beans and for a restaurant labeling themselves "southern" kitchen - it was not. Collards were tough. "Gourmet" should be their terminology not Southern. I have had quail before and this was badly represented - more of an appetizer - NOT worth the price I paid. Deviled eggs tasted like the already made in the grocer's section version. This restaurant should stick to burgers. First time the four of us visited and would not return. But for someone not looking for a place specializing in southern cuisine, it would be a nice contemporary restaurant.Special Features:
- Luv2dineDined on 9/13/2014We have had lots of good food at Lucky 32. We enjoy our evenings there, and the food is very consistent.Special Features:
- County/Home cooking done rightDennisk51VIPDined on 9/9/2014sinply a very comfortable, friendly place to get honest Southern cuisine done well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale Southern FoodMuffinDined on 9/7/2014We went to Lucky 32 based on the online reviews. The atmosphere was very nice. Service was quick & attentive and the food was well prepared. We were seated in a booth which affords privacy during conversations. The meatloaf was wrapped in bacon and was good. My suggestion would be to add more gravy to prevent dryness. The peso pasta dish was a generous portion with some left over to take home. The house bread melts in your mouth it is so fresh. I would recommend this place and plan to return soon.Special Features:
- BreadOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/7/2014Server forgot to provide us with bread. I had to go and ask for it
- very impressedindecisivedinnerplansDined on 9/6/2014We took the normally indecisive family here and not only was everyone able to find something they liked, but everyone loved what they got. Not a scrap of food left on any plate. Even the bread was impressive!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice.WmalmaguerDined on 9/5/2014Wonderful dining experience, great apps and dinners.. Very nice selection of sides.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Newcomer IntroductionFergieDined on 9/3/2014We invited a couple to dinner who is considering moving to NC. They were very impressed with the restaurant, especially the menu. One enjoyed the vegetarian options and the other had the pork shank - loved both of them. The seasonal menu was a nice surprise for them as well. My husband had the Wed. fried chicken special and raved about it. I had the New Bern wedge salad which was just okay; the shrimp could have used some seasoning - probably will order something else next time. I enjoy the seasonal menu and there are certainly plenty of other options to choose from. Our server was very attentive.Special Features:
- RandDined on 8/30/2014Fair service at best on our last visit which is way below your standard of excelence
- Needs more trainingdisappointedDined on 8/28/2014While our waiter was very nice, the rest of the staff could use better training. The hostess tried to push a menu at my wife while she was trying to seat herself. A server took away her appetizer while she was still eating it, to lay down the main course. My dish contained a bay leaf which should have been removed. The meal went very fast, perhaps too fast as if the staff were in a rush and didn't take the time to attend to details.Special Features:
- EatoutalotVIPDined on 8/27/2014Dinner was great! Our waitress was amazing...we asked her a lot of questions and she was so patient to help us choose between so many delicious dishes. (We couldn't decide!!!) I got the shrimp and grits and it was excellent!!!! (with collard greens.) My colleague got the baked stuffed tomates - he enjoyed it very much. The Corn and Crab soup was sooooo good! I only got a cup of it and wished I got a bowl! I found this restaurant through Open Table reading all the good reviews!Special Features:
- Family favoriteDebdutchDined on 8/27/2014My family enjoys visiting Lucky 32 in Cary especially at lunch and weekend brunch. The food is excellent and varies seasonally. The recent Legacy menu items have also been quite a taste experience. I have many favorite menu items including corn and crab chowder, carolina catfish,and salmon. I prefer going out for lunch but a dinner visit is a necessity to eat the Kentucky Ribeye which is always delicious! The service is also excellent with a well trained and friendly staff.Special Features:
- Great Find!Dlabs13Dined on 8/26/2014Food has been excellent each time. Very fresh ingredients used and the menu is changing all the time. I would highly recommend this place to family and friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Much BetterShannonDined on 8/25/2014Had a much better experience this time around. Food was delish & service was very good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale SouthernKKVVDined on 8/25/2014Great place to bring out of town guests for an upscale taste of Southern cuisine. Seasonal menu is always delicious and locally sourced. The drafts on tap are local and they'll give you a taste before you settle on one. One of our go-to spots in Cary!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A favorite placelittlebit72Dined on 8/24/2014I took out of state visitors along for a meal and they were just blown away by the food, the attention and helpfulness of Andrew, our wait person, and the very welcoming atmosphere. Lucky 32 Cary has long been a favorite of mine and I was thrilled to share it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- quite night with the wife.thebrune61Dined on 8/22/2014The service was great and the food was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014The food was excellent - fresh and tasty. Something for everyone on the menu.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great lunch/brunch restaurant!RichardVIPDined on 8/22/2014We had not been back to Lucky 32 for a while until last Friday, 8/22. He has corn meal crusted cat fish and I had my favorite black bean cakes. Wow, the food was excellent. We sat next to the large window in bar area facing to the courtyart. Our waiter was very attentive. Lucky 32 is a great place for lunch/brunch. We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch.Special Features:
- go to favoritediningduoDined on 8/21/2014This has become one of our favorite restaurants to take friends and even for just the two of us. Food is always delicious and the service outstanding. Love the s3adonal menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre concert visitCraigDined on 8/16/2014Originally made reservation for 6:45 but decided to go earlier... at 5:15 only available was on the terrace.... worked out great.. nice breeze, great food will definitely come again... (we're from New Bern)Special Features:
- Great food and serviceChandlerDined on 8/15/2014The atmosphere is great, very modern. I ordered the black bean cakes and they were delicioussss. However, I was a little let down by the whipped sweet potatoes; they could have been better. The fried okra appetizer with the voodoo sauce is great as well. My mom ordered the shrimp and grits and my brother the pulled pork Johnny cakes and both said they were amazing. Overall, great service, ambience and food. Next time I'll try dessert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a good mealFrequentDinerVIPDined on 8/13/2014We dine in or order takeout often from Lucky 32. It is our go to restaurant for casual dining. The food quality is consistently very good as is the service. On this evening we had salmon with a salad and mashed sweet potatoes and the tomato stuffed with shrimp, tomato and cucumber salad, French fries and deviled eggs. The sides were fresh and prepared as we like. The generous portion of salmon was excellent. The shrimp stuffed tomato was very good although I don't think I would order the entrée again. The shrimp were very small and simply topped the tomato -it wasn't stuffed. I thought the amount of shrimp was lacking and as such not up to the portions we have come to expect from Lucky 32.Special Features:
- Off the MarkBarbaraDined on 8/13/2014Normally this is one of the best dining experiences in the area but Lucky 32 was off its game the other evening. The food was good - pimento cheese dip with pork skins (cooked too hard to eat) and our salads were fine. But the service was just poor, at least initially. Part of the problem was that the hostess sat us outside, and around in the back corner, next to a family with 2 small children who were left to run amuck and disturb other diners. But we did not get assigned a waiter for 15 minutes - in fact we seem to be ignored, and we were out of sight. Finally, after complaining we did get someone to help us but that never should have happened and set the wrong tone for the dinner. It is going to be a while before we return.Special Features:


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When does Intel expect to release true 8-core CPU ? I was going to purchase a hex core but at socket 1366 it's an older socket, not worth it. Most of Socket 1156 are only Quad Core with HT, I know that some say that HT adds theoretical an additional 4 cores, but in my opinion it's not real it's virtual. No matter what the bench marks show me compared older Quad Cores I still don't buy the whole HT marketing, I never bought it with Pentium CPU and I still don't.
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Papa John's, others keeping Super Bowl blitz going with post-game deals
- 4:15 pm Tuesday, February 8th, 2011 by Allison Ross
Pizza chain Papa John's is trying to knead every last bit of Super Bowl publicity it can, it seems.
The official pizza sponsor of Super Bowl XLV is currently hosting a post-Super Bowl promotion called Toppings for Touchdowns.
Any customer who orders a large pizza at regular price online from Feb. 7 to 9 will be able to add seven different topping for no extra cost. Seven is also the number of touchdowns scored on Sunday's Super Bowl.
They're not the only restaurant trying to make the Super Bowl go into overtime.
Trade publication Nation's Restaurant News points out that fast-food chains [More]
No such thing as a free meal? IHOP and Denny's bring back free breakfast promos
- 12:48 pm Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010 by Allison Ross
In a reprise of last year's free breakfast bonanza, restaurant chain Denny's has announced that it will again be offering free Grand Slam breakfasts to anyone who eats at their restaurant on a certain day.
Last year, the company announced the free promo through a humorous Super Bowl commercial. That commercial sent so many people to Denny's Web site that their site went down. And it drove 2 million people nationwide to stand in long lines for the free breakfast:
This year, Denny's is ramping up promotion of the event even more, using three Super Bowl commercials to let customers know that they can get a free Grand Slam breakfast from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 9 at participating restaurants.
This year's commercials will take a humorous look at the chickens who must lay all the eggs for all those free breakfasts. Here's a teaser for the ads that the company sent along: [More]
Pro Bowl and Super Bowl to serve kosher food to fans
- 3:37 pm Thursday, January 14th, 2010 by Allison Ross
There's been addition to the Super Bowl lineup this year.
Kosher food.
For the first time ever, glatt kosher food will be served to fans at the Pro Bowl and Super Bowl, which will be held here in South Florida at Dolphin Stadium.
Kosher Sports Inc., a New York-based kosher concessions provider geared to the sports industry, has signed a contract to provide the kosher food, according to a story in IsraelNationalNews.com.
But while there is a large Jewish population in South Florida, they probably won't be the only ones eating the kosher offerings. According to a study done last year by [More]
Free Grand Slam breakfast at Denny's on Tuesday
- 9:54 am Monday, February 2nd, 2009 by Allison Ross
In case any of you missed the Super Bowl commercial (actually, I did… I was busy in the kitchen making a taco…delicious…), Denny's is offering a FREE Grand Slam breakfast for all its customers at all locations on Tuesday, Feb. 3.
According to fellow local blogger and "free stuff" aficionado Jodi (aka MBA Mom), the Super Bowl commercial announcing the giveaway drove so many people to Denny's site that the company's Web site went down and people were unable to access it.
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Peony Flower Bouquet
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A Peony flower bouquet adds easy elegance and charm to any room in your home. Peony season is sadly coming to an end but my love for this exquisite flower always lasts the whole year through! Perhaps you're lucky enough to live where these glorious beauties are still producing, I've still got a few buds [...]
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Submission: Transportation in the Backwaters of Kerala, India
Submitted by Jim McNeill, who says:
Kerala in southern India is famed for its backwaters, a popular holiday destination for people to cruise in rented houseboats. I was amazed to see a transit map of the area, and not a bad one at that. I was impressed at the attempt to show road, train, boat and air all on the same map. Granted it's not perfect, the ferry crossings become maze like in the centre and there are some awkward angles in the south, but overall I was impressed.
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It's not the world's most beautiful transit map, but I'm as impressed as Jim by the map's intent: one map showing all the transportation options available in the Backwaters of Kerala — a huge area covered by lakes, lagoons, rivers and canals, sometimes compared to the Mississippi Bayous.
One thing the map doesn't really do is give an idea of the scale of the area shown: it's around 140km (86 miles) by road from Kollam at the bottom of the map to Kochi near the top. It's only when you read the notes on the map and see that a ferry trip from Kollam to Allappuzha (not even as far as Kochi) will take seven hours to complete that you start to get an idea of what we're dealing with here. Some context in the form of the large lakes that the canals join together would be helpful in this regard.
I'd also agree that the maze-like representation of the ferry routes in the middle isn't very helpful, although it seems that Allappuzha is the main hub and ferries from elsewhere all end up there eventually. Another thing to note is that India has officially-designated National Waterways, much like National Highways — the main water route through this area is National Waterway 3, and is clearly marked as such on the map.
Our rating: Not beautiful, and not really that great for ferry route-finding. But in the end, it's quite a nice little overview of transportation in the Kerala region as a whole. Two-and-a-half stars.
Unofficial Map: Suburban Rail Network of Mumbai, India
Designed by two students — Jaikishan and Snehal — at Mumbai's Industrial Design Centre under the supervision of Associate Professor Mandar Rane. While it looks like quite a traditional transit map, there's a few innovations and design choices (of which some work, and some don't) that make it interesting to study.
First off, this map is infinitely better than the official one, which is a bit of a mess however you look at it.
Normally, I'm not a huge fan of pseudo-geography behind a diagrammatic map, but I think this actually works rather nicely. The interesting textural treatment of the water is particularly nice.
I also think that the explicit labelling of slow and express (fast) routes is surprisingly effective and definitely leaves no confusion as to which is which. The "play" and "fast-forward" arrows for each service type are a cute touch, but also act as good visual contextual cues.
While naming the lines on the map is a good practice to assist colour-blind users, I think there's a bit of overkill here for a map this simple. The Central and Western Lines are labelled no fewer than four times each — the one for the Western Line at the bottom left of the map is particularly egregious as the route lines have to take a little jog to the left to accommodate it!
The only part of the map that I would change completely if I had a chance is the grid system. While it's laudable that the designers have attempted to come up with an new, easier way to locate stations on the map (and it's very clearly explained in the legend of the map), I feel that the end result has way too much visual importance. The numbers that denote each square are large and visually distracting, and can't be placed in a consistent location because the actual map (the important stuff!) gets in the way. The haphazard placement of these numbers combined with the checkerboard pattern also makes the map look more than a little like a board game, which probably wasn't the intended result.
In my opinion, the traditional letter-number grid system — a system that almost all map users around the world are familiar with through years of exposure to it — would work much better here. The letters for the columns (A-D) and numbers for the rows (1-6) could be placed discreetly in the orange border around the map and the distracting numbers removed completely from the main map. If required, the smaller "Find Your Station" grid in the legend could spell out the full grid location within each square (In the example they use, Wadala Rd. station would be at B-4).
Apart from that, there's just a few missing spaces between words to be fixed and consistency checks to be done — the map needs to use either "Rd." or "Road" in station names, not both. Space limitations would seem to suggest that the former would be more appropriate here.
Our rating: A considered and well-measured approach to developing something beautiful, modern and usable, although some of the map's innovations don't quite work. Three stars.
Source: Professor Rane's website. I definitely recommend clicking through, as there's a lot of interesting background on the development of the map, including a Q&A with Jaikishan and Snehal, and images of concept maps that they worked on independently before combining their ideas into the final map. I'm quite partial to a couple of the maps that use 60/30-degree angles myself!
"Super Highways" Infographic Map by Christian Tate
Rather lovely subway map-styled infographic/illustration showing "six of the world's most extreme roads and the places they connect". Commissioned for Mazda's Zoom Zoom e-magazine.
(Source: Christian Tate's website)
Unofficial Map: Proposed Delhi Metro Expansion Map in the "Hindustan Times"
I know this just a quick in-house diagram to illustrate the proposed additions to the Delhi Metro system, but does it have to be so incomprehensible and ugly? Type is flying around at almost every possible angle, some lines are geographical, others are diagrammatic… I need a lie down.
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President Barack Obama on Monday signed an executive order making it easier for up to 5 million people to pay off college tuition debt, and scolded congressional Republicans for opposing legislation that would lower student-loan borrowing costs.
Obama signed an executive order allowing more people to limit repayments of federal student loans to 10 percent of their monthly incomes. The action will not take effect until December 2015.
The president said Congress should also take steps to ease debt burdens on students, 71 percent of whom earn bachelor's degrees with debt, which averages $29,400.
Senate Democrats have proposed legislation that would allow millions of Americans to refinance both federal and private undergraduate student loans at lower interest rates.
The bill is unlikely to overcome the opposition of Republicans, who say the measure would come at too high a cost for the government. Obama said Republicans were not doing enough to support students, arguing that it should be possible for graduates to get a lower interest rate in the same way homeowners are able to.
"If you're a Big Oil company, they'll go to bat for you," he said. "If you're a student, good luck."
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Bloomberg's Adam Johnson reports on today's top headlines on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg Surveillance", including Obama to propose student loan payment caps. (Posted June 9, 2014)


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The dropped hints about Ariana's album.
First picture: Lyrics to a song.
Second picture: Yours Truly might be the name of the album, since she said Daydreamin' wasn't her favorite song anymore.
Third picture: Why would she tweet a capital in the middle of the sentence? Exactly.
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- Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers said his players should have no problem bouncing back for Game 6 of their Western Conference semifinal tonight against the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder at Staples Center. The Clippers lost a heart-breaker in Game 5 on Tuesday night in Oklahoma City to give the Thunder a 3-2 series lead in the best-of-7 format. L.A. took a seven-point lead with 49 seconds remaining but couldn't hold off the Thunder, giving up eight unanswered points in the last 43 seconds. "I think we are really ready to go," Rivers said about two hours before tip-off. Rivers also insisted point guard Chris Paul shouldn't have any problems regrouping after he committed two turnovers in the final 13 seconds and also fouled Russell Westbrook on a 3-point try that led to three free throws with six seconds left, giving Oklahoma City its final one-point lead. "He's a gamer, he'll be ready," Rivers said of Paul.
- There was some speculation Clippers backup forward Hedo Turkoglu might be available for Game 5 after sustaining a fracture in his lower back in the first-round series against the Warriors, but the 6-10 veteran didn't play in the last game and it's looking more unlikely he'll appear in this series. He remains the only injured player on either team. The Clippers have been going primarily with Danny Granger as the back-up to Matt Barnes at small forward, with Jared Dudley, the opening-day starter at the position, getting the few remaining minutes. Barnes played a series-high 43 minutes in Game 5, scoring 16 points with the help of 4-for-5 shooting from 3-point range.
- Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook continues to put up numbers this postseason that have rarely been seen before. In fact, the only player in NBA history to average at least 27 points, eight rebounds and eight assists in a postseason is Oscar Robertson. Westbrook has struggled with his shooting against the Clippers at Staples Center during his career, but the Southern California native is 17-for-36 in the two playoff games inside the arena this series with 21 assists compared to six turnovers.
- The Thunder will try to continue their trend of closing out quarters with a big push. They outscored the Clippers 30-13 in the final two minutes of all four quarters of Game 5. Oklahoma City will surely look for a better start to the game, however. The Thunder shot 5-for-17 in the opening 12 minutes Tuesday and fell behind by 15 points before cutting the deficit to nine heading into the second. They were able to cut the Clippers' lead to single digits thanks to 15 successful free throws.
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…According to Beck, Wilmington is a town of about 12,500 people, with about 7,500 people unemployed. Beck's appearance there is supposedly an attempt to help out Wilmington. His website states that the "net proceeds" from the expensive tickets ($500 to "meet and greet" Beck or $125 to watch his radio show broadcast or his "America's First Christmas" show) will go to "local non-profits" in Wilmington. But the bottom line is that it's unlikely the very people Beck is supposedly there to help will be able to afford to see the show that's there to help them.
Presumably, Beck is hoping that some of his well-heeled fans will arrive in town and spend lots of dough elsewhere in Wilmington besides just in Beck's coffers. But those fans may be a tad peeved to find out that they have been deceived if they believed Beck's description of Wilmington as a town that rejected federal assistance.
As Media Matters reported, Beck has touted Wilmington as having "turned to faith, hope, charity" rather than "looking for a handout." The reality? Not so much. Media Matters said:
Wilmington and its surrounding county have, in fact, received $6 million worth of federal funds via the 2009 stimulus bill; a bill that Beck, of course, has derided as evil and un-American. And as Politifact.org noted, in the wake of the DHL pull out of the area, Wilmington received $7 million in emergency federal funds.
So in total, approximately $13 million in federal funds have flowed into Wilmington in recent years. But Beck pretends the town isn't accepting "any money from the government."
read more at: News Hounds: Beck's High-Priced Wilmington, OH Tickets Are Supposed To Benefit A Hard-Hit Community
I doubt the radio and TV host will have the nerve to take up the challenge, though.
Glenn Beck is appearing live in Wilmington, Ohio tomorrow in an effort to boost the local economy, which has been hit hard by layoffs in recent years. Unfortunately, because Beck appears to be a chronic liar, he's building his good deed around a falsehood. He's claiming the good people of Wilmington are picking themselves up off the canvas via church and faith and goodwill, and that they're specifically not accepting government money in their rebuilding efforts.
Except that, of course, they are. And lots of it.
So here's what local resident Mary Thomas Watts recently wrote in the Wilmington News Journal, as she welcomed Beck to town [emphasis added]:
There is one thing I hope Glenn Beck will do before he arrives — think of it like wiping off one's shoes before coming in the house — and that's for him to clear up some major misinformation he's disseminated about Wilmington and Clinton County. Reliable, nonpartisan websites like politifact.com and factcheck.org scrutinize public utterances of prominent people; so when Beck told his radio audience, on Nov. 22, that Wilmington hasn't received and doesn't want "any money from the government," PolitiFact Ohio did some digging.
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from Kevin McGran of the Toronto Star,
The Toronto Maple Leafs are moving closer to signing Swedish defenceman Jonas Frogren, a mainstay of the Tre Konor national team.
"It hasn't happened yet, but it will happen," one insider close to the deal told thestar.com today.
Frogen, a 6-1, 200-pound stay-at-home defenceman negotatiated his release from Farjestad of the Swedish Elite League
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