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Bogota Latin Bistro
- Address:
141 5th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11217Neighborhood:
Park Slope
- Cuisine:
Latin AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Bogota Latin Bistro
- Dining Style: Home Style
- Website: http://www.bogotabistro.com/
- Phone: (718) 230-3805
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am to 5:00pm
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am to 4:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm,
Friday: 5:00pm - 1:00am
Saturday: 4:00pm - 1:00am
Sunday: 4:00pm - 1:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Latin American, Comfort Food
- Executive Chef: George Constantinou
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Bogota Latin Bistro offers off-site catering to nearby homes and offices. We also do in-house catering and can accommodate parties of 65-100.
Our flexible catering and party menus can accommodate casual events, sit down dinners, buffets and cocktail parties. Bogota Latin Bistro brings a warm Latin flavor to any event, whether in the tropical setting of our restaurant or in the comfort of your own setting. Our catering menu is available on our website: BogotaBistro.com. Call for more details: 718-230-3805.
- Private Party Facilities: Whatever the occasion, we can help you put your guests in a festive mood by providing them with the space, food and service they won't soon forget. In fact, we were designed with parties and large groups in mind! Our flexible catering and party menus can accommodate casual events, sit down dinners, buffets and cocktail parties. Bogota Latin Bistro brings a warm Latin flavor to any event, whether in the tropical setting of our restaurant or in the comfort of your own setting.
Bogota Latin Bistro can also be rented out in its entirety for large functions and private events. We offer a variety of dining options (sit-down dinners / buffet-style cocktail parties) with great pricing options. Contact our event manager for more information.
From birthday parties, bridal showers and even bar mitzvahs and beyond, Bogota Latin Bistro is a great choice for hosting the special occasions in your life.
- Private Party Contact: George Constantinou 7182303805x
Getting there
- Cross Street: St. Johns Place/Lincoln Place
- Public Transit: R train to Union Street, 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q & R trains to Atlantic Avenue/Pacific Street, 2 & 3 trains to Bergen Street, and B & Q trains to 7th Avenue. The B63 bus to 5th Avenue & Douglass Street.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Street parking is available and the nearest parking garage is: Central Parking Garage, 800 Union St
New York, NY 11215, (718) 622-2351.
A word from Bogota Latin Bistro
On par with some of Manhattan's best Latin restaurants but located in Park Slope, Brooklyn, Bogota Latin Bistro is a neighborhood restaurant that offers Latin-inspired /Colombian dishes and drinks including mojitos, caipirinhas, aguardiente and imported Latin American wines and beers in a fun, funky and casual environment.Continued
We have a great happy hour and serve brunch Saturday & Sunday with reduced prices on our most popular drinks. Our menu features an assortment of small plates, large plates, side dishes, and desserts that allow you to mix, match and share dishes to create a customized dining experience on every visit. House specialties include Bandeja Paisa, Arroz con Pollo, Empanadas, Arepas and other Colombian classics.
Friday & Saturday, our kitchen is open until 1AM and we have a late night happy hour from midnight until closing. We also have an enclosed patio which is available for private parties all year around. Like us on Facebook.com/BogotaBistro
We have a great happy hour and serve brunch Saturday & Sunday with reduced prices on our most popular drinks. Our menu features an assortment of small plates, large plates, side dishes, and desserts that allow you to mix, match and share dishes to create a customized dining experience on every visit. House specialties include Bandeja Paisa, Arroz con Pollo, Empanadas, Arepas and other Colombian classics.
Friday & Saturday, our kitchen is open until 1AM and we have a late night happy hour from midnight until closing. We also have an enclosed patio which is available for private parties all year around. Like us on Facebook.com/BogotaBistro
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
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Bogota Latin Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
114 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelEnergetic
neighborhood gem (82)good for groups (74)fit for foodies (64)hot spot (47)great for lunch (40)great for brunch (35)special occasion (30)vibrant bar scene (28)kid-friendly (23)late-night find (22)romantic (6)great for outdoor dining (5)scenic view (2)Show More
- Bogota a delightKateDined on 11/24/2014We came with a large group and received superb service. Everything was delicious, especially the caparinhas and the pernil. One person was served an overcooked pork chop which they promptly replaced with two perfectly cooked chops. That is the way to do it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunch with familyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/23/2014Get there early for saturday and sunday brunch in order to take advantage of their happy hour. It also gets busy so it helps to make a reservation. We were seated right away.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Brunch!RyanRobbinsVIPDined on 11/23/2014Came here for brunch with our friends that just had a baby, so in total there were 6 people. 4 adults & 2 babies, which the restaurant accommodated just fine. The hostess was probably one of the nicest hostesses I've ever met. Which says a lot, because I was a hostess a long time ago and I'm very observant of how they behave. Everyone that works here was friendly, the food was great, and the back indoor patio was lovely. I had the eggs Benedict, which was very different from a traditional Benedict. But it was so delicious! It had 2 poached eggs on a sweet arepa with chorizo and diced tomatoes, onions & peppers. The only reason it earned 4 stars and not 5 is that our server was pretty slow to greet us & slow the rest of the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always loved this restaurantDebbieVIPDined on 11/15/2014Food was delicious, but my party ordered 2 pitchers of sangrita, figuring it would be more economical. We were shocked when we got the bill. $50 a pitcher, I think this was outrageously expensive. I think the waitress should have told us the price. It really was a shock when we got the bill. I really feel disappointed . I really loved going there, and I don't think I will be going back
- Spanish Food DelightBKBornDined on 11/15/2014Great mojito's! Recommend the empanada platter as an appetizer - chicken and guava are my favorite. Many main courses to choose from and the portions are sizable. Loud at times but the ambiance is great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious gluten free menu itemsMikefromDelawareDined on 11/15/2014My wife has celiac disease and so dining out can be a challenge. Typically, restaurants that offer gluten free items do not offer a wide variety. Bogata does and the food is delicious. We went with a group of eight and everyone was full and happy at the end of the meal. Great place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dependable for good food and servicePattyVIPDined on 11/14/2014As usual - this is my go-to spot for visitors and soul soothing comfort food and service. I am NEVER dissapointed with this neighborhood gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great timeEa1836Dined on 11/6/2014The food was amazing and the customer service was so great. I would definitely reccomend this restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeDelightsDined on 11/6/2014Eclectic joint with awesome Latin flavor. Food was flavorful and cooked to perfection. Only downside is seating is very tight.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT PLACE! ***GabbyLikesTooEatDined on 11/1/2014First off, making a reservation is sooo easy! You can go online and do it rather than calling. They call you the day of to confirm. I would highly recommend you make a reservation if u have 3+ people and its a weekend. We had a party of 5 and it still took awhile to get a table even with a res, but it was Saturday night so it was understandable. The lighting is so nice at night, gives it a great "hanging out" kind of ambiance. The managers and staff were so nice even with the high amount of traffic that night. One of the parties had been waiting for 15mins which isnt long, but was still giving them a hard time, even tho we had been waiting longer. Even tho the party had such a bad attitude the managers handled the situation politely and professionally. While they had been seated and we wer still waiting one of the staff came out with plantain chips for us and apologized for the wait which was really thoughtful. When we were finally called the managers thanked us and said we were the best for being so . Patient! Lol He took us to the back himself (which is where id hope to be sat, but it looked impossible because of how packed it was) And even made small talk for a bit. I ordered the Bandeja Pais which was excellent and the goat cheese empanadas are delicious! Cooked perfectly and came out quick. The menu is a little on the pricey side but your getting alot!(I ate some paella too.great!). I will definitely go back. I went for my 21st bday. But this place is good for young and old, special occasion or just for fun!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious FoodPattyVIPDined on 11/1/2014The servings are just the right size, the meal was delicious, and the service was wonderful!! I have gone at least 10 times and am never dissappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal at a great priceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/30/2014I recently revisited Bogota during the 2014 Brooklyn Restaurant Week and, once again, I wasn't disappointed. I made sure not to eat too much during the day in order to prepare for the feast -- it didn't matter. I ALWAYS leave Bogota stuffed...and happy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So good and vegan-friendly.VeganplusfishDined on 10/19/2014They have wonderful staff and a beautiful, colorful space. Plantains are perfectly ripe. Happy Vegan.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerCutieFoodieDined on 10/18/2014I came here on a Saturday night with about a dozen friends to celebrate my birthday. Everyone loved the food and we had a couple pitchers of the red and wine sangria which was also a hit. I had the empanada sampler and the ropa vieja "lasagna" from the specials which was absolutely delicious; and the desserts were great as well. All around great food, great atmosphere and friendly staff. I will be coming back very soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reliable OptionAplusDined on 10/12/2014This is my third trip to Bogata. Service and food is always good. There are some items on the menu that are par for the course, but there are also a ton of gems. I can't see a reason anyone would be disappointed with this place.Special Features:
- Great Latin Foodies SpotKamilahVIPDined on 10/12/2014I met up with an old pal from College and this was the perfect place to do it. All of the food was extremely well prepared, fresh, and tasty. This is a great location for vegetarians (I am one) or carnivores (she is one ) :-). The service was attentive. My only feedback to the restaurant was that the bench that I sat on was weirdly low. But it was great otherwise. Drinks were tasty and the $5.00 mimosas were spot on for brunch. I had passion fruit and a guava mimosa. The decor and vibe says more casual than upscale, but it all fits the type of food. The price point was also great. I actually thought some of the items were under priced...but don't tell management that :-).Special Features:
- Best food in BrooklynPrizDined on 10/10/2014Park slope BEST RESTAURANT!!!! George don't ever change anything about it. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Once we moved it was goodLostpointDined on 10/10/2014Second time there. This time we were seated in their outdoor portion. The tables were too close together and shortly after being seated, a party of eight was seated next to us. These people were so loud and obnoxious that we couldn't hear each other speak. We asked to be moved and they accommodated us. Food was great, drinks good, and service was fine.Special Features:
- Great food w Gluten Free optionselcoqui121Dined on 9/27/2014Food is delicious and the service is amazing. They have many gluten free options and are very mindful of everything going into the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of my favorites...apicDined on 9/24/2014I love Bogota! We tend to visit for "special occasions." Most recently we went for our anniversary and everything was fantastic! The mango margaritas and the empanadas are especially delicious.Special Features:
- My mother's birthday brunchLuv2eatDined on 9/21/2014My boyfriend & I decided to bring my mother there for her birthday to have brunch. I booked the reservation online & ordered flowers to be delivered to our table. The staff was extremely pleasant & accommodating. They even sang happy birthday to my mom which she loved in addition to the food. My mom is a foodie & tough critic so when she said she enjoyed the food & was inspired by some of the dishes I was ecstatic. Bogota is for me & my boyfriend our favorite neighborhood restaurant. We love the menu options & friendly service. Thank you for making my mother's birthday brunch a special & memorable event. She said this was her best birthday in a long time. You all helped us to make that happen.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ChoiceDonnaDesignsDined on 9/20/2014We had a 10:00am brunch reservatio on a Saturday so the restaurant was quiet. Our server was VERY helpful and the food was great. We have already recomended Bogota to several friend that live in NYC or planning to visit NYC.Special Features:
- Amazing!Delicious!sneakygf123Dined on 9/19/2014I came here to surprise my boyfriend for his birthday and left a memo requesting that they sing to him. The waiter was extremely helpful and gave me sneaky hints so i could get my camera ready ;D Service, food, the whole atmosphere.... OUTSTANDING. I will definitely go back again!!! Fish tacos and calamari are THE BESTSpecial Features:
- Awesome for the group partyOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/13/2014Had a table for 8 at 8 pm, folks showed up around 8:30 and they had no problem seating us then. We had great drinks, good food, and a lively time. Free cake for the birthday boy and a happy birthday song was really special. People at neighboring tables started clapping and singing too and it was festive without being too loud, and while the place is big it felt intimate being with friends and loved ones. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingThatgirlinBKLYNDined on 9/12/2014Bogota is by far my favorite restaurant in Brooklyn. The service, atmosphere and all around energy is stellar. The drinks are amazing, and the food is seriously amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love itOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/6/2014I live in the neighborhood. Whenever I can splurge and go to Bogota for brunch or dinner, I walk away feeling satisfied and happy.Special Features:
- Great neighborhood gemurbanlifeDined on 9/6/2014My only complaint was with the skirt steak, I asked for it to be cooked medium well and it was well done. It was a little rubbery with no flavor at all, I had to use the green aji sauce to help it out and ended up not eating it all. I don't want salty food but I do expect seasoning and some flavor considering the rave reviews and the "A" grading it received. This is a neighborhood gem and I wouldn't suggest expansion at all, very cozy. We had a 6:30 reservation on a Saturday and there were already peaople at the bar waiting for a table. By 7ish, the place was popping w/people, not an empty table in sight. I noticed that there was a patio dining area in which my husband said was nice, he noticed it while using the restroom.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall GreatGreatCuisine1Dined on 9/5/2014Great food, great service, I would recommend this place to family and friends. Definitely will come again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still a great spotBeenThereAteThatDined on 8/31/2014Bogota is still a great spot to go with friends. Warm, casual atmosphere, good food and drinks, and friendly service. What more could you ask?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/30/2014I simply love this restaurant. I make it my business to dine there at least once a month...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- my favorite restaurant...PrizDined on 8/28/2014George you and your crew ROCK!!! I enjoy myself every time I go. You guys never fail me... :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Zagat, NOT.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/24/2014I have had better. The food was tasty, however the cilantro mashed potatoes were cold and the salmon was very rare. We hadn't finished the appetizers, when the main course arrived. They hadn't cleared off the table with the appetizers so we were handing off dishes to the waiters. I would not go back but based on the crowd they must be doing something right.
- AmazingSusanDined on 8/23/2014We started with some traditional Caipirinhas. With so many options on the menu we wanted to try a little bit of everything- empanadas, patacones, tortilla soup, and arepas. The tortilla soup was amazing and hands down my favorite. More importantly, the portion sizes are enormous! The empanada sampler alone could be a entree. We ended up taking most of the food to go with us. We would definitely come here again!!Special Features:
- Best Paella!!foodismylifeDined on 8/23/2014I've been here a few times before but brought my parents when they were visiting. My father said it was the best paella he has had outside of South America in over 40 years. We will definitely be coming again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another wonderful experience!WestchesterFoodieDined on 8/23/2014I have visited Bogota Latin Bistro several times and enjoyed myself thoroughly, and my experience on this occasion was no different. Our server, Joanna, was wonderful and attentive. She was thoughtful, pleasant and polite and answered all of the questions at the table with a solid working knowledge of the menu. I could not have asked for a better host for our celebration. She even offered to take pictures of the table. The food here is amazing too, great portions, incredible flavor and you cannot go without having the Pan de Bono with fresh Guava butter! I would also HIGHLY recommend the breakfast tacos, and the coconut flan. Basically, everything is fantastic and you will not leave hungry or disappointed!Special Features:
- Love this placeAnnaBananaDined on 8/20/2014Bogata never disappoints. I've been here many times and the staff and manager are so welcoming, accommodating, and sweet. Such a fun atmosphere and of course the food is amazing. weppa Arrepa!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A review I hate to write.ReneDined on 8/16/2014My family and I were very excited to eat at Bogota and decided to make a reservation for 4.When we arrived, we were seated at a corner table by the bussing station. We would have liked to be offered a table in the patio. Also, my mother would be splashed by water everytime the buser would clean the plates.We were not given share plates and extra napkins for the appetizers. Food was so-so.But did not enjoy shouting my order since the server could not hear me because of the loud music. Finally, it's against the law to include gratuity on a bill. Their loophole is gratuity included on a table of 5 or more- we were only 4. As a server, I will always give 25% or more whether I was satisfied or not with the service.I will not be returning.
- Ladies Night ..Great Spot!Momof3Dined on 8/15/2014We had a wonderful time there for ladies night! We hardly ever get out together with busy schedules of kids and work! This was the perfect place for us to get together and chat and have some tasty drinks and food while we caught up!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomejomergeDined on 8/6/2014Everything about this place is awesome. Menu had literally a dozen things I wanted to order and the drinks were excellent. Johanna was our server and was beyond. Go here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this placeDmae1Dined on 8/6/2014This is now one of my favorite place, I enjoyed myself!! the food was delicious and the drinks were yummy. I had the frozen Margarita Pineapple and guava. For dinner I had the empanada sampler, it was delicious. Will be going back there soon!!!Special Features:


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grieve1Line breaks: grieve
Pronunciation: /ɡriːv /
verb[no object]
1Feel intense sorrow: she grieved for her father
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- 'I've buried my son and grieved for him, but now I want to know what happened and nobody's coming up with any answers,' said the mother-of-three.
- Kidman plays Anna, a well-heeled Manhattanite who has grieved for her dead husband Sean for a decade; trying to move on, she is preparing to re-marry.
- Silent tears washed away the blood on our faces as we grieved for our lost comrades.
cry, sob, weep, shed tears, keen, weep and wail, beat one's breast;
suffer, ache, be in anguish, be distressed, be in distress, eat one's heart out
1.1 [with object] Feel intense sorrow about: he is still grieving his mother's death
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- And as the size of the death-toll becomes clearer, I fear there will be scarcely a community in our country where families are not grieving the loss of a loved one.
- There is no reading, there are no words, that can truly comfort those who are grieving the loss of their loved ones today.
- They are also grieving the loss of my beloved son.
1.2 [with object] Cause great distress to (someone): [with object and infinitive]: it grieves me to think of you in that house alone
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- The death of any innocent person should grieve us all regardless of nationality, political affiliation, wealth, creed, race, colour or gender.
- It grieves me to see people smoking, especially young people and, in particular, young girls.
- It grieves me to think all our hard work is being spoilt by a minority.
sadden, upset, distress, devastate, cause suffering to, crush, break someone's heart, make someone's heart bleed, hit someone hard
Middle English (also in the sense 'harm, oppress'): from Old French grever 'burden, encumber', based on Latin gravare, from gravis 'heavy, grave' (see grave2).
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griever noun
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- The only sound heard over the murmur of the grievers was the opening and closing of the church doors.
- It is important for grievers to find at least one person with whom they can share their true feelings.
- It can be comforting to the griever to know that you are not frightened away by his or her grief.
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Yes, I am on a metal binge tonight \m/
Red Red Wine - UB40
C'mon, MOS... that's not metal!
You caught me slipping LosferWords! I must restore my \m/
ETA: I still have the UB40 cassette. I regret nothing.
Added Metal outside of this game - Refuse/Resist - Sepultura. That should gain me my metal points back!
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No metal points lost, MOS. The fact that you have that tape and have no regrets is metal in itself! Here, I'll give you a double: \mm/
Through The Never - Metallica \mmmm/
keep rockin' LosferWords
Going with an old school Metallica influence here. The birth of speed metal.
MOS, I had Air Supply on vinyl. No regrets there... well maybe some.
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Reviews for Honestly LyricsPerformed by Zwan
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Love lost | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/19/11
After dinner and a movie. It was about midnight. The love of my life and I were in a parking lot at a home depot. We made it our song. First time either one of us had heard it. she aint with me anymore. It makes much more sense now.
Yes | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/30/10
This girl has come in and out of my life a few times, and I've come close to having her again, but a recent move has pulled her away from me. This song really makes me think of the fun we've had together. I've been around the the world, but everything I was looking for has been in front of my face the entire time. I had her, and then I didn't, I had her again, and my distance keeps me from not having her.
'cause there's no place that I could be without you
it's too far to discard the life I once knew
argh | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/18/08
nice those 2 reviews. im listening to it @ work trying to precent tears coming from my eyes. im in the process of deceiding to break up or not with my gf and go for a possible dreamgirl.
Im going insane! This song brings back up all the love with my current gf. it is/was such a good time. realy dont know what to do. SIGH!
The saddest song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/6/08
This song started playing while me and my ex boyfriend were driving to Michigan. He asked if I liked it and I said of course! It should be our song! He stopped the car and broke up with me! He left me in Michigan with money to take the train back home. :(
our song | Reviewer: karlie | 12/19/07
my boyfriend was playing this when he was taking me home from my birthday dinner, and he was driving and this song came on his ipod and he asks me if i like it and i told him yes he's like good because it's our song. it was really cute. a year later things are still great we argue sometimes but who doesn't there is NO place i would be without him. he's my everything.
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1. Urban farming is flourishing.
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young farmersPhoto: Eddie CrimminsMore and more young Americans are taking to the farm, a trend that's continued to grow this year. They're getting creative -- returning to using draft horses, for example. And they're getting political -- the National Young Farmers' Coalition has put together an agenda for the upcoming 2012 farm bill, pushing for easier to access land and loans. LGBT farmers (young and otherwise) are also changing the face of farming.
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2011 presented us with even more evidence that local food systems don't just taste good and feel good; they also build local economies. More farmers markets mean more jobs, overall.
4. Food Day makes a comeback.
Although the organizers called this year's national event the first annual Food Day, there had apparently been another attempt in the 1970s. Let's hope this versions sticks. Check out our slideshow.
The Good Food News of 2011
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A user posted a question on the Unity Codeplex forum a couple of days ago. He wanted to configure Unity through the configuration file to resolve a singleton object. My first thought was "of course, that's easy". Then I read the actual question and it got a bit more interesting. I thought I'd put my response here instead of the forum because I thought it was an interesting discussion, and I'd like it to still be around the next time it came up.
The thing was, the object in question was an actual singleton, along these lines:
public class MySingleton : IMySingleton {
private MySingleton() { }
public static MySingleton Instance {
get { return instance; }
private static MySingleton instance = new MySingleton();
He wanted to configure Unity to, essentially, return the Instance property of this singleton class during resolution. That's not so easy.
So, how do you fit something like this into the container? You could write an extension or custom config node to special case it, but that's just asking for trouble. Plus, it encourages use of singletons, which are pretty well understood to be Not A Good Thing these days.
Unfortunately, many times the singleton behavior is forced upon you by libraries or frameworks. Or you may have lots of other code that isn't using a container that you want to leave unchanged. So what do you do?
Luckily in this case, the singleton has an interface on it. So what I'd do is start by creating a new class that has a public constructor, implements the singleton interface, and defers all the methods to the underlying singleton.
public class MySingletonWrapper : IMySingleton {
public void MyMethod() {
return MySingleton.Instance.MyMethod();
Something along those lines.
Next, I'd configure the container to inject the wrapper when asked to resolve IMySingleton. The nice thing about this is that you get simple integration with the code you currently have, and your new classes which you build up through the container are ignorant of both the singleton class and the wrapper; they just use the interface.
You could stop there. That's the nice thing about proper refactoring: at each step you could stop and still leave your system in a working state. But why? Why not get rid of the singleton and let the container manage the object instances? This is pretty easy through more refactorings.
The first thing to do is change the type of the Instance property on the singleton to return the interface type rather than the concrete type. This should be pretty transparent to the callers, and your compiler will tell you if any edits are required.
The next step is to move the guts of the interface implementation out of the MySingletonClass and into the MySingletonWrapper class. Then change the instance the singleton manages to an instance of MySingletonWrapper instead. Finally, change the methods on the interface to delegate to the wrapper instance instead.
public class MySingletonWrapper : IMySingleton
public void MyMethod() {
public class MySingleton : IMySingleton
public IMySingleton Instance {
get { return instance; }
private static IMySingleton instance = new MySingletonWrapper();
// interface implementation now delegates to instance
public void MyMethod() {
At this point, all your code should still be running, through the container or not. You should definately change the name of MySingletonWrapper to something a lot more descriptive at this point. That'll be very easy since the only places that use this class name are your container configuration and the MySingleton class.
From here, the next thing I'd probably do is remove the interface implementation from the MySingleton class. This class now has only one responsibility: managing the lifetime of that inner instance.
Now, as you go forward, you should be able to remove references to the explicit singleton and replace them with objects injected from the container. Over time, you should be able to remove all the reference to MySingleton without affecting your code's behavior at all. When the last reference is gone, you delete the singleton class.
And that's how I'd resolve a singleton.
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This cake is filled with fresh peaches, roasted Saigon cinnamon, roasted ground ginger and toasted pecans – and that makes it different. — Jeanette Nelson, Sophia, West Virginia
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Weed: Been there, done thatJanuary 04,2014For a little while in my teenage years, my friends and I smoked marijuana. It was fun. I have some fond memories of us all being silly together. I think those moments of uninhibited frolic deepened our friendships.
But then we all sort of moved away from it. I dont remember any big group decision that we should give up weed. It just sort of petered out, and, before long, we were scarcely using it.
We didnt give it up for the obvious health reasons: that it is addictive in about one in six teenagers; that smoking and driving is a good way to get yourself killed; that young people who smoke go on to suffer IQ loss and perform worse on other cognitive tests.
I think we gave it up, first, because we each had had a few embarrassing incidents. Stoned people do stupid things (thats basically the point). I smoked one day during lunch and then had to give a presentation in English class. I stumbled through it, incapable of putting together simple phrases, feeling like a total loser. It is still one of those embarrassing memories that pop up unbidden at 4 in the morning.
We gave it up, second, I think, because one member of our clique became a full-on stoner. He may have been the smartest of us, but something sad happened to him as he sank deeper into pothead life.
Third, most of us developed higher pleasures. Smoking was fun, for a bit, but it was kind of repetitive. Most of us figured out early on that smoking weed doesnt really make you funnier or more creative (academic studies more or less confirm this). We graduated to more satisfying pleasures. The deeper sources of happiness usually involve a state of going somewhere, becoming better at something, learning more about something, overcoming difficulty and experiencing a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment.
One close friend devoted himself to track. Others fell deeply in love and got thrills from the enlargements of the heart. A few developed passions for science or literature.
Finally, I think we had a vague sense that smoking weed was not exactly something you were proud of yourself for. Its not something people admire. We were in the stage, which I guess all of us are still in, of trying to become more integrated, coherent and responsible people. This process usually involves using the powers of reason, temperance and self-control not qualities one associates with being high.
I think we had a sense, which all people have, or should have, that the actions you take change you inside, making you a little more or a little less coherent. Not smoking, or only smoking sporadically, gave you a better shot at becoming a little more integrated and interesting. Smoking all the time seemed likely to cumulatively fragment a persons deep center, or at least not do much to enhance it.
So, like the vast majority of people who try drugs, we aged out. We left marijuana behind. I dont have any problem with somebody who gets high from time to time, but I guess, on the whole, I think being stoned is not a particularly uplifting form of pleasure and should be discouraged more than encouraged.
We now have a couple of states Colorado and Washington that have gone into the business of effectively encouraging drug use. By making weed legal, they are creating a situation in which the price will drop substantially. One RAND study suggests that prices could plummet up to 90 percent, before taxes and such. As prices drop and legal fears go away, usage is bound to increase. This is simple economics, and it is confirmed by much research. Colorado and Washington, in other words, are producing more users.
The people who debate these policy changes usually cite the health risks users would face or the tax revenue the state might realize. Many people these days shy away from talk about the moral status of drug use because that would imply that one sort of life you might choose is better than another sort of life.
But, of course, these are the core questions: Laws profoundly mold culture, so what sort of community do we want our laws to nurture? What sort of individuals and behaviors do our governments want to encourage? Id say that in healthy societies government wants to subtly tip the scale to favor temperate, prudent, self-governing citizenship. In those societies, government subtly encourages the highest pleasures, like enjoying the arts or being in nature, and discourages lesser pleasures, like being stoned.
In legalizing weed, citizens of Colorado are, indeed, enhancing individual freedom. But they are also nurturing a moral ecology in which it is a bit harder to be the sort of person most of us want to be.
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An astounding new poll from CBS shows that a staggering nine percent — 28 million Americans — are happy with the job Congress is doing…
In a poll released Tuesday, just nine percent of Americans said they approve of the job lawmakers on Capitol Hill are doing. The all-time low is down 2 points from an 11 percent approval rating just a month ago, and is the first single digit level since the question was first asked in 1977.
According to the poll, which was conducted between October 19-24, Americans also have less trust than ever in the government's ability to make the right decisions: Just one in ten Americans currently say they trust the government to do what is right all or most of the time – down from 23 percent who said the same just a year ago.
Okay, we'd all get a 1 percent approval rating. Totally, totally get it. In fact, around 3.1 million people probably should be happy with the job that Congress is doing. Especially since they're paying them to do it. Totally understandable. But what can possibly account for the other 8 percent who are totally fine with the way that Congress conducts its business?
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The black heart. Any useful proc usually outweighs pure stam unless you are dealing with a 100% magic fight (which does not exist in current content).
I did not see this posted allready, but if the answer is here just delete and redirect me please.
I don't know all the math behind it, so if somone could run the numbers or show me where somone has, it'd be apreciated.
Which is better for pure EHP purposes:
Pure stam trinket -- http://www.wowhead.com/item=49116
Stam + Shield proc -- http://www.wowhead.com/item=47216
The black heart. Any useful proc usually outweighs pure stam unless you are dealing with a 100% magic fight (which does not exist in current content).
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They are the same item level and therefore supposedly have the same amount of itemisation.
So it boils down to what would you prefer, a static 44 stam or a 7056 armor proc? The answer is usually - it depends on the fight. I would definitely use the Black Heart on Marrowgar, Deathbringer Saurfang, Festergut; but would be more tempted to use the Charm on something like Lady Deathwhisper.
If you want to compare the pure EHP of each, I would first work out your EH with the Charm equipped. Then for the Black Heart it would be something like the 126 stam, plus the 7056 armor proc x uptime (so if the uptime was 10% it would be 7056 x 0.1 = 705.6).
It becomes trickier when you think, is it really effective health if you can't always rely on it to be there? There's no point in looking at overall damage reduction of the trinket, avoidance helps reduce overall damage taken and we all know avoidance is "bad".
You also have to consider that the effective uptime could be greater than what logs would suggest, due to taunt swap mechanics. Deathbringer Saurfang is a good example, where you taunt off the other tank and the trinket procs pretty much straight away, and is up for 10 seconds out of the 17 or so you're tanking him. The other tank taunts back off you and during the time he is tanking, the internal cooldown of the Black Heart resets and is ready to proc when you next taunt.
So which is better for effective health? Its really hard to say and due to the nature of proc mechanics it can be more or less useful in different situations. Gear for the fight! Hope that helps.
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Personally, I'd go with the Black heart + The corroded key
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Following an exhibition on the territory of Slovakia in the Middle Ages (D'or et de feu, 2010), as well as an exhibition at the sister museum of Musée de Cluny, the Musée national de la Renaissance at the Château d'Ecouen on Renaissance in Croatia, the Musée national du Moyen Âge now presents an exhibition on Croatia in the Middle Ages.
Starting from 1102, the kingdom of Croatia lost its sovereignty and was ruled throughout the Middle Ages and later in the form of a personal union with the Kingdom of Hungary. The northern part of present-day Croatia, Slavonia, was part of Hungary proper, while the region of Dalmatia often changed hands between Venice and Hungary. At the time of king Louis the Great, Hungarian power was restored in Dalmatia in 1358 by the Treaty of Zadar. History and art in the territory of Croatia is thus inseparably connected to the medieval Kingdom of Hungary, evidenced by various works in the treasuries of Croatia originating from the centers of the Kingdom, including royal gifts - such as the series of treasures donated to Zara/Zadar by Louis the Great and his wife, Elisabeth. The object selected for the poster of the exhibition - the 14th century mitre from the Treasury of Zagreb cathedral is just such an object, likely donated to the cathedral by Louis the Great. However, it is still not entirely sure, whether this precious work - reworked in 1549 - was originally made in Hungary or Venice. Restored during 2005, the object was also shown in the 2006 exhibition dedicated to King and Emperor Sigismund, the successor of Louis the Great.
|Mitre from the Treasury of Zagreb cathedral, 14th century
The present exhibition features about 40 select works of art, including reliquaries, illuminated manuscripts, warrior equipment, and jewellery. It was organised as part of an ongoing Croatian festival in France, called "Croatie, la voici", which runs from September 2012 to January 2013. The festival is the result of a Croatian-French strategic partnership signed in 2010 by the presidents of the two countries, and the exhibition was also opened by the presidents. The exhibition, titled "Et ils s'émerveillèrent…" - Croatie médiévale opened on.October 10, and will remain on view until January 7, 2013. The exhibition is accompanied by a small catalogue. You can read a little more on the exhibition in the official press release of the museum (pdf), or on the website of Croatian Tourism Office, but overall, very little is available on the exhibition online so far. A slideshow of the exhibition is available on the Flickr-site of the cultural festival, also embedded below.


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Weyburn Airborne Gymnasts will be competing in Gymnastics Saskatchewan's 2014 Western Canadian Gymnastics Championships in Saskatoon from April 24- 26 at Prairieland Park.
Over 400 athletes, coaches and officials will take part in the championships which showcase Women's and Men's artistic gymnastics. The athletes, ranging in age from 8 to 18 years, will represent Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, the Yukon and the Northwest Territories in the hopes of earning Western Championship titles in Team, All Around and Event finals.
Talented gymnasts from eight clubs will be vying for spots on Team Saskatchewan at Trials events held throughout the province this winter.
Teams from the Calico Gymnastics Club in Humboldt, the Can-Am Gymnastics Club in Saskatoon, Regina's Gymnastics Adventure Inc., the Marian Gymnastics Club in Saskatoon, the Prince Albert Aerials, Regina's Queen City Kinsmen Gymnastics Club, Taiso Gymnastics Club from Saskatoon and the Weyburn Airborne Gymnastics Club.
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- Katnip Lounge said...
Cat Stinkifying is SO important AND time consuming! Prancer, we don't know how you get it all done...
- June 15, 2011 at 10:21 PM
- Fuzzy Tales said...
The mom would like you to come and help her, since she doesn't think we "help" her properly. Ha.
- June 16, 2011 at 3:36 AM
- Mr Puddy said...
See you at the pawty, Prancer !
I will be there too ; )
- June 16, 2011 at 5:30 AM
- The Whiskeratti said...
Oh yes, it's essential for us kittehs to help our 'rents.
- June 16, 2011 at 6:03 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
Could you stay over after the girls' party and sort the bills out please.
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You are clearly an outstanding helper. How lucky can your Mommy be?!
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- OKcats said...
Good job, Mr. Prancer! You must stay VERY busy with all of your jobs! Thank your mom for checking on us! We have had zero bad weather this week - not even one stinking drop of rain. Maybe we'll get some today or tonight, but we're not holding our breath. We'll see you at Hannah and Lucy's!
- June 16, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- ABBY said...
You do a fabulous job Prancer...tell me how did our Mom's ever get by without our help?
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How helpful you are. How did they ever get along without you?!
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Agricultural financing and performance in Nigeria : a case study of the agricultural credit guarantee scheme (ACGS)
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Agricultural financing and performance in Nigeria : a case study of the agricultural credit guarantee scheme (ACGS)
Olowu, Akinseye Uwem
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ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Agricultural financing has a wide and deep history in Nigeria, owing to the fact that the Nigerian economy has huge potentials for growth especially from its agriculture sector which is the second largest contributor to GDP. Since the establishment of the Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme over 30 years ago, the total sum of 647,351 loans amounting to over N34 billion have been disbursed to farmers as at 2009. The result from this study shows that the guarantee scheme has been effective in providing agricultural financing as well as stimulating agricultural production in Nigeria. More specifically, the study found that, out of the five variables used in the models to determine agricultural performance, the credit finance provided under the ACGS and foreign exchange rates was found to be statistically significant to agricultural output. The credit provided under the ACGS has a significant effect on aggregate output; it was also found that the crop and the fishery subsectors are significantly affected by the credit finance provided under the ACGS, due to their short gestation period. However, the livestock and forestry subsectors do not have an immediate significant relationship with the credit finance due to their long gestation period; rather, they have a significant relationship with the depreciation of foreign exchange rates. A major policy implication from the study is that the government should continue to promote and support the operations of the ACGS to encourage farmers to invest their best efforts in agricultural production in Nigeria for food production and for enhanced agricultural export.
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1. CMB 2014 (vol 57 pp. 697)
|On the Monodromy of Milnor Fibers of Hyperplane Arrangements
We describe a general setting where the monodromy action on the first cohomology group of the Milnor fiber of a hyperplane arrangement is the identity.
Keywords:hyperplane arrangements, Milnor fiber, monodromy, local systems
Categories:32S22, 32S55, 32S25, 32S40
2. CMB 2014 (vol 57 pp. 658)
|Admissibility of Local Systems for some Classes of Line Arrangements
Let $\mathcal{A}$ be a line arrangement in the complex projective plane $\mathbb{P}^2$ and let $M$ be its complement. A rank one local system $\mathcal{L}$ on $M$ is admissible if roughly speaking the cohomology groups $H^m(M,\mathcal{L})$ can be computed directly from the cohomology algebra $H^{*}(M,\mathbb{C})$. In this work, we give a sufficient condition for the admissibility of all rank one local systems on $M$. As a result, we obtain some properties of the characteristic variety $\mathcal{V}_1(M)$ and the Resonance variety $\mathcal{R}_1(M)$.
Keywords:admissible local system, line arrangement, characteristic variety, multinet, resonance variety
Categories:14F99, 32S22, 52C35, 05A18, 05C40, 14H50
3. CMB 2014 (vol 57 pp. 673)
|Complexifying Lie Group Actions on Homogeneous Manifolds of Non-compact Dimension Two
If $X$ is a connected complex manifold with $d_X = 2$ that admits a (connected) Lie group $G$ acting transitively as a group of holomorphic transformations, then the action extends to an action of the complexification $\widehat{G}$ of $G$ on $X$ except when either the unit disk in the complex plane or a strictly pseudoconcave homogeneous complex manifold is the base or fiber of some homogeneous fibration of $X$.
Keywords:homogeneous complex manifold, non-compact dimension two, complexification
4. CMB 2013 (vol 57 pp. 870)
|A Short Note on Short Pants
It is a theorem of Bers that any closed hyperbolic surface admits a pants decomposition consisting of curves of bounded length where the bound only depends on the topology of the surface. The question of the quantification of the optimal constants has been well studied and the best upper bounds to date are linear in genus, a theorem of Buser and Seppälä. The goal of this note is to give a short proof of a linear upper bound which slightly improve the best known bound.
Keywords:hyperbolic surfaces, geodesics, pants decompositions
Categories:30F10, 32G15, 53C22
5. CMB 2013 (vol 57 pp. 794)
|New Characterizations of the Weighted Composition Operators Between Bloch Type Spaces in the Polydisk
|New Characterizations of the Weighted Composition Operators Between Bloch Type Spaces in the Polydisk
We give some new characterizations for compactness of weighted composition operators $uC_\varphi$ acting on Bloch-type spaces in terms of the power of the components of $\varphi,$ where $\varphi$ is a holomorphic self-map of the polydisk $\mathbb{D}^n,$ thus generalizing the results obtained by Hyvärinen and Lindström in 2012.
Keywords:weighted composition operator, compactness, Bloch type spaces, polydisk, several complex variables
Categories:47B38, 47B33, 32A37, 45P05, 47G10
6. CMB 2012 (vol 57 pp. 12)
|On the Continuity of the Eigenvalues of a Sublaplacian
We study the behavior of the eigenvalues of a sublaplacian $\Delta_b$ on a compact strictly pseudoconvex CR manifold $M$, as functions on the set ${\mathcal P}_+$ of positively oriented contact forms on $M$ by endowing ${\mathcal P}_+$ with a natural metric topology.
Keywords:CR manifold, contact form, sublaplacian, Fefferman metric
Categories:32V20, 53C56
7. CMB 2011 (vol 56 pp. 593)
|On the $p$-norm of an Integral Operator in the Half Plane
We give a partial answer to a conjecture of DostaniÄ on the determination of the norm of a class of integral operators induced by the weighted Bergman projection in the upper half plane.
Keywords:Bergman projection, integral operator, $L^p$-norm, the upper half plane
Categories:47B38, 47G10, 32A36
8. CMB 2011 (vol 56 pp. 31)
|Derivations and Valuation Rings
A complete characterization of valuation rings closed for a holomorphic derivation is given, following an idea of Seidenberg, in dimension $2$.
Keywords:singular holomorphic foliation, derivation, valuation, valuation ring
Categories:32S65, 13F30, 13A18
9. CMB 2011 (vol 56 pp. 44)
|Polystable Parabolic Principal $G$-Bundles and Hermitian-Einstein Connections
We show that there is a bijective correspondence between the polystable parabolic principal $G$-bundles and solutions of the Hermitian-Einstein equation.
Keywords:ramified principal bundle, parabolic principal bundle, Hitchin-Kobayashi correspondence, polystability
Categories:32L04, 53C07
10. CMB 2011 (vol 55 pp. 108)
|On Segre Forms of Positive Vector Bundles
The goal of this note is to prove that the signed Segre forms of Griffiths' positive vector bundles are positive.
Categories:53C55, 32L05
11. CMB 2011 (vol 55 pp. 329)
|Non-Discrete Complex Hyperbolic Triangle Groups of Type $(n,n, \infty;k)$
A complex hyperbolic triangle group is a group generated by three involutions fixing complex lines in complex hyperbolic space. Our purpose in this paper is to improve a previous result and to discuss discreteness of complex hyperbolic triangle groups of type $(n,n,\infty;k)$.
Keywords:complex hyperbolic triangle group
Categories:51M10, 32M15, 53C55, 53C35
12. CMB 2011 (vol 55 pp. 249)
|Description of Entire Solutions of Eiconal Type Equations
The paper describes entire solutions to the eiconal type non-linear partial differential equations, which include the eiconal equations $(X_1(u))^2+(X_2(u))^2=1$ as special cases, where $X_1=p_1{\partial}/{\partial z_1}+p_2{\partial}/{\partial z_2}$, $X_2=p_3{\partial}/{\partial z_1}+p_4{\partial}/{\partial z_2}$ are linearly independent operators with $p_j$ being arbitrary polynomials in $\mathbf{C}^2$.
Keywords:entire solution, eiconal equation, polynomial, transcendental function
Categories:32A15, 35F20
13. CMB 2011 (vol 55 pp. 242)
|Convergence in Capacity
In this note we study the convergence of sequences of Monge-Ampère measures $\{(dd^cu_s)^n\}$, where $\{u_s\}$ is a given sequence of plurisubharmonic functions, converging in capacity.
Keywords:complex Monge-Ampère operator, convergence in capacity, plurisubharmonic function
Categories:32U20, 31C15
14. CMB 2011 (vol 55 pp. 441)
|Univalently Induced, Closed Range, Composition Operators on the Bloch-type Spaces
While there is a large variety of univalently induced closed range composition operators on the Bloch space, we show that the only univalently induced, closed range, composition operators on the Bloch-type spaces $B^{\alpha}$ with $\alpha \ne 1$ are the ones induced by a disc automorphism.
Keywords:composition operators, Bloch-type spaces, closed range, univalent
Categories:47B35, 32A18
15. CMB 2011 (vol 55 pp. 146)
|A Characterization of Bergman Spaces on the Unit Ball of ${\mathbb C}^n$. II
It has been shown that a holomorphic function $f$ in the unit ball $\mathbb{B}_n$ of ${\mathbb C}_n$ belongs to the weighted Bergman space $A^p_\alpha$, $p>n+1+\alpha$, if and only if the function $|f(z)-f(w)|/|1-\langle z,w\rangle|$ is in $L^p(\mathbb{B}_n\times\mathbb{B}_n,dv_\beta \times dv_\beta)$, where $\beta=(p+\alpha-n-1)/2$ and $dv_\beta(z)= (1-|z|^2)^\beta\,dv(z)$. In this paper we consider the range $0
n+1+\alpha$ is particularly interesting.
Keywords:Bergman spaces, unit ball, volume measure
16. CMB 2011 (vol 54 pp. 230)
|Universal Power Series in $\mathbb{C}^N$
We establish the existence of power series in $\mathbb{C}^N$ with the property that the subsequences of the sequence of partial sums uniformly approach any holomorphic function on any well chosen compact subset outside the set of convergence of the series. We also show that, in a certain sense, most series enjoy this property.
Categories:32A05, 32E30
17. CMB 2011 (vol 54 pp. 338)
| Szegö's Theorem and Uniform Algebras
We study Szegö's theorem for a uniform algebra. In particular, we do it for the disc algebra or the bidisc algebra.
Keywords:Szegö's theorem, uniform algebras, disc algebra, weighted Bergman space
Categories:32A35, 46J15, 60G25
18. CMB 2010 (vol 54 pp. 370)
|Manifold-Valued Holomorphic Approximation
This note considers the problem of approximating continuous maps from sets in complex spaces into complex manifolds by holomorphic maps.
19. CMB 2010 (vol 54 pp. 56)
|Characteristic Varieties for a Class of Line Arrangements
Let $\mathcal{A}$ be a line arrangement in the complex projective plane $\mathbb{P}^2$, having the points of multiplicity $\geq 3$ situated on two lines in $\mathcal{A}$, say $H_0$ and $H_{\infty}$. Then we show that the non-local irreducible components of the first resonance variety $\mathcal{R}_1(\mathcal{A})$ are 2-dimensional and correspond to parallelograms $\mathcal{P}$ in $\mathbb{C}^2=\mathbb{P}^2 \setminus H_{\infty}$ whose sides are in $\mathcal{A}$ and for which $H_0$ is a diagonal.
Keywords:local system, line arrangement, characteristic variety, resonance variety
Categories:14C21, 14F99, 32S22, 14E05, 14H50
20. CMB 2010 (vol 53 pp. 311)
|Remark on Zero Sets of Holomorphic Functions in Convex Domains of Finite Type
We prove that if the $(1,1)$-current of integration on an analytic subvariety $V\subset D$ satisfies the uniform Blaschke condition, then $V$ is the zero set of a holomorphic function $f$ such that $\log |f|$ is a function of bounded mean oscillation in $bD$. The domain $D$ is assumed to be smoothly bounded and of finite d'Angelo type. The proof amounts to non-isotropic estimates for a solution to the $\overline{\partial}$-equation for Carleson measures.
Categories:32A60, 32A35, 32F18
21. CMB 2009 (vol 53 pp. 11)
|Approximation and Interpolation by Entire Functions of Several Variables
Let $f\colon \mathbb R^n\to \mathbb R$ be $C^\infty$ and let $h\colon \mathbb R^n\to\mathbb R$ be positive and continuous. For any unbounded nondecreasing sequence $\{c_k\}$ of nonnegative real numbers and for any sequence without accumulation points $\{x_m\}$ in $\mathbb R^n$, there exists an entire function $g\colon\mathbb C^n\to\mathbb C$ taking real values on $\mathbb R^n$ such that \begin{align*} &|g^{(\alpha)}(x)-f^{(\alpha)}(x)|\lt h(x), \quad |x|\ge c_k, |\alpha|\le k, k=0,1,2,\dots, \\ &g^{(\alpha)}(x_m)=f^{(\alpha)}(x_m), \quad |x_m|\ge c_k, |\alpha|\le k, m,k=0,1,2,\dots. \end{align*} This is a version for functions of several variables of the case $n=1$ due to L. Hoischen.
Keywords:entire function, complex approximation, interpolation, several complex variables
22. CMB 2009 (vol 53 pp. 23)
|Boundedness From Below of Multiplication Operators Between $\alpha$-Bloch Spaces
In this paper, the boundedness from below of multiplication operators between $\alpha$-Bloch spaces $\mathcal B^\alpha$, $\alpha\gt 0$, on the unit disk $D$ is studied completely. For a bounded multiplication operator $M_u\colon \mathcal B^\alpha\to\mathcal B^\beta$, defined by $M_uf=uf$ for $f\in\mathcal B^\alpha$, we prove the following result: (i) If $0\lt \beta\lt \alpha$, or $0\lt \alpha\le1$ and $\alpha\lt \beta$, $M_u$ is not bounded below; (ii) if $0\lt \alpha=\beta\le1$, $M_u$ is bounded below if and only if $\liminf_{z\to\partial D}|u(z)|\gt 0$; (iii) if $1\lt \alpha\le\beta$, $M_u$ is bounded below if and only if there exist a $\delta\gt 0$ and a positive $r\lt 1$ such that for every point $z\in D$ there is a point $z'\in D$ with the property $d(z',z)\lt r$ and $(1-|z'|^2)^{\beta-\alpha}|u(z')|\ge\delta$, where $d(\cdot,\cdot)$ denotes the pseudo-distance on $D$.
Keywords:$\alpha$-Bloch function, multiplication operator
Categories:32A18, 30H05
23. CMB 2009 (vol 52 pp. 613)
|Lipschitz Type Characterizations for Bergman Spaces
We obtain new characterizations for Bergman spaces with standard weights in terms of Lipschitz type conditions in the Euclidean, hyperbolic, and pseudo-hyperbolic metrics. As a consequence, we prove optimal embedding theorems when an analytic function on the unit disk is symmetrically lifted to the bidisk.
Keywords:Bergman spaces, hyperbolic metric, Lipschitz condition
24. CMB 2009 (vol 52 pp. 285)
|Global Geometrical Coordinates on Falbel's Cross-Ratio Variety
Falbel has shown that four pairwise distinct points on the boundary of a complex hyperbolic $2$-space are completely determined, up to conjugation in ${\rm PU}(2,1)$, by three complex cross-ratios satisfying two real equations. We give global geometrical coordinates on the resulting variety.
Categories:32G05, 32M05
25. CMB 2009 (vol 52 pp. 175)
|Connections on a Parabolic Principal Bundle, II
In \emph{Connections on a parabolic principal bundle over a curve, I} we defined connections on a parabolic principal bundle. While connections on usual principal bundles are defined as splittings of the Atiyah exact sequence, it was noted in the above article that the Atiyah exact sequence does not generalize to the parabolic principal bundles. Here we show that a twisted version of the Atiyah exact sequence generalizes to the context of parabolic principal bundles. For usual principal bundles, giving a splitting of this twisted Atiyah exact sequence is equivalent to giving a splitting of the Atiyah exact sequence. Connections on a parabolic principal bundle can be defined using the generalization of the twisted Atiyah exact sequence.
Keywords:Parabolic bundle, Atiyah exact sequence, connection
Categories:32L05, 14F05


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text: Claire Seligman Howard died on Oct. 1, 2012 at the age of 86. Claire will be remembered for her work as a reading specialist in The North Shore School System and for her work with The League of Women Voters and Glen Cove politics. Claire was the wife of the late Robert Howard who died on Sept. 5, 2012. Claire is survived by her two daughters, Randi Fitzpatrick and Jill Howard, and their respective husbands, Tom Fitzpatrick and Chris Burchsted. The celebration of Bob Howard's life, planned for 11 a.m., Oct. 13, 2012 at Page One, will be expanded to include guests who wish to speak about Claire's life.


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Brandon Marshall looking to put loss behind quickly
BY PATRICK FINLEY Staff Reporter December 29, 2013 9:50PM
Updated: December 30, 2013 6:56PM
Receiver Brandon Marshall fell to the ground as the Green Bay Packers intercepted the Bears' Hail Mary pass at the gun Sunday.
''I knew that wasn't a good look,'' he said.
Marshall thought about LeBron James, who left the court after a playoff loss to the Orlando Magic in 2009 without shaking hands, and about Ray Lewis, whose inspirational speech after a playoff loss to the New England Patriots after the 2011 season helped propel the Baltimore Ravens to the Super Bowl title last season.
''I just thought about the best way to move forward as fast as possible,'' Marshall said.
Marshall now has played eight seasons without reaching the playoffs.
''It hurts pretty bad,'' he said, ''but I'm proud of the guys.''
Marshall caught six passes for
74 yards, including a 37-yarder down the left sideline that set up a touchdown in the first quarter. He caught a five-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the fourth quarter after quarterback Jay Cutler walked to the line of scrimmage thinking the Bears would hand the ball off. The Packers were blitzing, though, leaving Marshall in man-to-man coverage.
''Just threw one up to 'B,' '' Cutler said. ''He did what he does best and just made a play for us.''
With the ball in the air, Marshall turned all the way around, found it and caught it near the NFC logo in the Bears' north end zone.
Marshall, who was named Friday to the Pro Bowl, finished the season with an even 100 catches for 1,295 yards.
He still is waiting for that elusive playoff berth, but he smiled when telling the Lewis story, as though that might be possible for him, too.
''We were in position,'' he said. ''We just didn't get it done.''


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WOONSOCKET — Athletic director George Nasuti is proud of every Woonsocket High varsity team, not just the ones that win state championships. But he does take special pride in the football program's two consecutive Division II state championships.
"Woonsocket has been a basketball community recently," Nasuti was saying on Monday afternoon. "Our girls team won two straight state titles. The boys went to the state finals in 2008. Those teams really had the community behind them. I think the football team is getting a lot of support from the community, too."
PROVIDENCE – The stars of the new ABC show Body of Proof, being filmed entirely in the Ocean State, are most impressed with Rhode Island's beauty and the ease of getting from one place to another. The executive producer seemed most taken with the state's film and television tax credits.


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I'd love to know how to make Texas Roadhouse baked sweet potatoes. I tried but they aren't the same. Thanks.
I'd love to know how to make Texas Roadhouse baked sweet potatoes. I tried but they aren't the same. Thanks.
GO TO YOUTUBE AND TYPE IN Texas Roadhouse Sweet Potato Recipe AND THERE IS A VIDEO ON HOW TO MAKE THEM.
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From: MyFox Orlando, 11/13/09
Equipment: Oven safe pan, Knife, oven mitts, measuring cups
Bake sweet potato in oven at 450° for 35 to 45 minutes, until tender.
Remove at once and prick with a fork to let steam out be careful, steam will be very hot.
Cut a 1 1/2-inch cross in the center of each potato.
Using oven mitts open the potato by pushing the ends toward the center until filling starts to push through the cut.
Place ½ the marshmallows into the sweet potato.
Pour 2 oz of your favorite store brand caramel sauce over the marshmallows; or make your own sauce using the recipe below.
Place the rest of the marshmallows over the caramel sauce.
Put potato bake on an oven safe pan and put back in the oven on Broil.
Let cook for just a minute or two, keeping careful watch.
Remove from oven when marshmallows start to brown.
Serve as soon as possible.
Honey Caramel Sauce
· 4 tablespoons butter
· 1/4 cup light brown sugar
· 1/4 cup honey
In a saucepan add butter and whisk in brown sugar: do not boil. Add honey and continue stirring for approximately 4 to 5 minutes.
Video: http://www.myfoxorlando.com/dpp/good_day/lets_eat/111309-lets-eat-Texas-Roadhouse-Loaded-Sweet-Potatoes
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thanks. I'll have to give it a try soon.
I made this for my DH tonight. He really liked it. I didn't
put has much honey as the recipe called for and I added a
little of vanilla to it.
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