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Cobcroft, Rachel S., Coates, Jessica M., & Bledsoe, Elliott (Eds.) (2008) Building an Australasian Commons : Creative Commons case studies vol. 1. Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Queensland.
Bruce, Christine S., Partridge, Helen L., Davis, Kate, Hughes, Hilary E., & Stoodley, Ian D. (Eds.) (2014) Information Experience : Approaches to Theory and Practice. Library and Information Science Series, 9. Emerald Group Publishing Limited, Bingley , UK.
Middleton, Michael R. (Ed.) (2005) Research applications in information and library studies seminar (RAILS). Charles Sturt University Centre for Information Studies, Wagga Wagga, NSW.
Book Chapter
Bruce, Christine, Davis, Kate, Hughes, Hilary, Partridge, Helen, & Stoodley, Ian (2014) Information Experience : Contemporary Perspectives. In Christine, Bruce, Kate, Davis, Hilary, Hughes, Helen, Partridge, & Ian, Stoodley (Eds.) Information Experience : Approaches to Theory and Practice (Library and Information Science, Volume 9). Emerald Group Publishing Limited, Bingley, U.K., pp. 3-16.
Bruce, Christine, Somerville, Mary M., Stoodley, Ian, & Partridge, Helen (2014) Diversifying Information Literacy Research : An Informed Learning Perspective. In Bruce, Christine, Partridge, Helen, Davis, Kate, Hughes, Hilary, & Stoodley, Ian (Eds.) Information Experience : Approaches to Theory and Practice (Library and Information Science, Volume 9). Emerald Group Publishing Limited, Bingley, UK, pp. 169-186.
Callan, Paula A. & Cleary, Colleen E. (2005) Digital Repositories at Queensland University of Technology. In Huthwaite, Ann (Ed.) Managing Information in the Digital Age: ATN libraries respond to the challenge. University of South Australia Library for Librarians of the Australian Technology Network, Adelaide, S.A., pp. 1-13.
Callan, Paula A., Peacock, Judith A., Poirier, Jocelyne M., & Tweedale, Robyn (2001) Practice makes information literacy perfect: Models of educational collaboration at QUT. In Frylink, L. (Ed.) Partners in learning and research : changing roles for Australian Technology Network libraries. University of South Australia Library for Librarians of the Australian Technology Network, Adelaide, S.A..
Clarke, Roger & Higgs, Peter L. (2003) Economic Benefits From Cultural Assets. In Australian Government Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, (Ed.) Creative Industries Cluster Study Volume 2. Australian Government Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Canberra ACT, pp. 100-160.
Edwards, Sylvia L. & Bruce, Christine S. (2006) Panning for gold: understanding students information searching experiences. In Transforming IT Education: Promoting a culture of excellence. Informing Science Press, Santa Rosa, California.
Ewers, Barbara R. & Austen, Gaynor (2004) Market Orientation: A framework for Australian university library management. In Gupta, Dinesh K. (Ed.) An International Review of Marketing in Library and Information Centers. International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions.
Fisher, Biddy, Hallam, Gillian C., & Partridge, Helen L. (2005) Different approaches - common conclusions: the skills debate of the 21st century. In Genoni, Paul & Walton, Graham (Eds.) Continuing Professional Education for the Information Society: The Fifth World Conference on Continuing Professional Education for the Library and Information Science Professions. K.G. Saur Verlag, Munich, Germany, pp. 41-52.
Gunton, Lyndelle, Bruce, Christine, & Davis, Kate (2014) Information Literacy Research : The Evolution of the Relational Approach. In Du, Jia Tina, Zhu, Qinghua, & Koronios, Andy (Eds.) Library and Information Science Research in Asia-Oceania : Theory and Practice. IGI Global, Hershey PA, pp. 82-101.
Haidn, Insa, Partridge, Helen L., & Yates, Christine (2014) Informed Democracy : Information Experiences During the 2012 Queensland Election. In Du, Jia Tina, Zhu, Qinghua, & Koronios, Andy (Eds.) Library and Information Science Research in Asia-Oceania : Theory and Practice. IGI Global Publishing. (In Press)
Hallam, Gillian & Calvert, Philip (2009) Australia : LIS education. In Global Library and Information Science : A Textbook for Students and Educators. K.G. Saur, Munich, Germany.
Hughes, Hilary (2014) Researching information experience : methodological approaches. In Bruce, Christine, Davis, Kate, Hughes, Hilary, Partridge, Helen, & Stoodley, Ian (Eds.) Information Experience: Approaches to Theory and Practice. Emerald Group Publishing, Bingley , pp. 33-50.
Hughes, Hilary E. (2007) Critical incident technique. In Lipu, Suzanne, Williamson, Kirsty, & Lloyd, Annemaree (Eds.) Exploring methods in information literacy research. Centre for Infromation Studies, Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, N.S.W., pp. 49-66.
Hughes, Hilary E. & Bruce, Christine S. (2012) Informed learning in online environments : supporting the higher education curriculum beyond Web 2.0. In Godwin, Peter & Parker, Jo (Eds.) Information Literacy Beyond Library 2.0. Facet Publishing, London, pp. 65-79.
Lupton, Mandy (2014) Creating and expressing : information as-it-is-experienced. In Bruce, Christine, Davis, Kate, Hughes, Hilary, Partridge, Helen, & Stoodley, Ian (Eds.) Information Experience : Contemporary Perspectives. Emerald Group Publishing, Boston, pp. 69-84.
Maybee, Clarence (2014) Experiences of informed learning in the undergraduate classroom. In Bruce, Christine S., Davis, Kate, Hughes, Hilary E., Partridge, Helen L., & Stoodley, Ian D. (Eds.) Information Experience : Approaches to Theory and Practice. Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp. 259-274.
Middleton, Michael R. (2005) Applying research to practice in information and library studies. In Middleton, Michael R. (Ed.) Research applications in information and library studies seminar (RAILS). Charles Sturt University Centre for Information Studies, Wagga Wagga, N.S.W., pp. 3-6.
Partridge, Helen L. (2005) Establishing the human dimension of the digital divide. In Quigley, Marian (Ed.) Information Security and Ethics: Social and Organizational Issues. IRM Press, Hersey USA, pp. 23-47.
Partridge, Helen L. & Edwards, Sylvia L. (2006) The Rippling Pond: Ruminations And Other Musings On The Development And Use Of An Online Learning Environment. In Bruce, C.S., Mohay, G., Smith,, G., Stoodley, I., & Tweedale, R. (Eds.) Transforming IT education: Promoting a culture of excellence. Informing Science Press, Santa Rosa, California, pp. 257-274.
Partridge, Helen L. & Hallam, Gillian C. (2007) Evidence-based practice and information literacy. In Lipu, Suzanne, Williamson, Kirsty, & Lloyd, Annemaree (Eds.) Exploring Methods in Information Literacy Research. Centre for Information Studies, Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales.
Partridge, Helen L. & Yates, Christine (2014) Researching Information Experience : Object and Domain. In Bruce, Christine S., Davis, Kate, Hughes, Hilary E., Partridge, Helen L., & Stoodley, Ian D. (Eds.) Information Experience : Approches to Theory and Practice. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. (In Press)
Peacock, Judith A. (2007) Beyond the fashionable : strategic planning for critical information literacy education. In Curzon, Susan Carol & Lampert, Lynn D. (Eds.) Proven Strategies for Building an Information Literacy Program. Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc., New York, pp. 29-54.
Peacock, Judith A. (2004) Standards, Curriculum and learning: implications for professional development. In Bundy, Alan (Ed.) Australian and New Zealand Information Literacy Framework: principles, standards and practice, 2nd edition. Australian and New Zealand Institute for Information Literacy (ANZIIL), Adelaide, pp. 29-33.
Tilley, Christine M., Bruce, Christine S., & Hallam, Gillian C. (2007) Adaptive technology for people with disabilities using information and communication technologies. In Deines Jones, Courtney (Ed.) Improving library services to people with disabilities. Chandos Publishing, Oxford, pp. 65-86.
Yates, Christine & Partridge, Helen L. (2014) Exploring Information Literacy During a Natural Disaster : the 2011 Brisbane Flood. In Bruce, Christine S., Davis, Kate, Hughes, Hilary E., Partridge, Helen L., & Stoodley, Ian D. (Eds.) Information Experience : Approches to Theory and Practice. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. (In Press)
Journal Article
Algergawy, Alsayed, Nayak, Richi, & Saake, Gunter (2010) Element similarity measures in XML schema matching. Information Sciences, 180(24), pp. 4975-4998.
Austen, Gaynor M. & Young, Carolyn D. (2005) Out of the stack and into the Net: international perspectives on academic reference resources. The Reference Librarian, 44(91/92), pp. 23-38.
Bell, Peter, Dean, Geoff, & Gottschalk, Petter (2010) Information management in law enforcement: The case of police intelligence strategy implementation. International Journal of Information Management, 30(4), pp. 343-349.
Benson, Krystina (2010) Archival analysis of the Committee on Public Information: The relationship between propaganda, journalism and popular culture. International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society, 6(4), pp. 151-164.
Bilandzic, Mark & Foth, Marcus (2014) Learning beyond books—strategies for ambient media to improve libraries and collaboration spaces as interfaces for social learning. Multimedia Tools and Applications, 71(1), pp. 77-95.
Bruce, Christine S. (2011) Information literacy programs and research: reflections on 'Information literacy programs and research: An international review' by Christine Bruce. 2000. The Australian Library Journal 49, 3: 209-218. Australian Library Journal, 60(4), pp. 334-338.
Bruce, Christine S. (1999) Phenomenography : opening a new territory for library and information science research. The New Review of Information and Library Research, 5(1), pp. 31-48.
Bruce, Christine S. (1998) The phenomenon of information literacy. Higher Education Research and Development, 17(1), pp. 25-43.
Bruce, Christine S., Hughes, Hilary E., & Somerville, Mary M. (2012) Supporting informed learners in the 21st century. Library Trends, 60(3), pp. 522-545.
Bruce, Christine Susan (1999) Workplace experiences of information literacy. International Journal of Information Management, 19(1), 33 - 47.
Bruce, Christine Susan & Hughes, Hilary E. (2010) Informed learning: a pedagogical construct attending simultaneously to information use and learning. Library and Information Science Research, 32(4), A2-A8.
Burford, Sally, Partridge, Helen L., Brown, Sarah, Hider, Philip, & Ellis, Leonie (2014) Education for Australia's information future. Higher Education Research and Development. (In Press)
Callan, Paula A., Bradbury, Stephanie J., Brown, Sarah, Broadley, Philippa, Nelms, Emma, & Hart, Christopher (2014) Open Access and Research Conference 2013: Discovery, Impact and Innovation (Event report). Ariadne, 72.
Cochrane, Tom G. & Callan, Paula A. (2007) Making a Difference: Implementing the eprints mandate at QUT. International Digital Library Perspectives, 23(3), pp. 262-268.
Combes, Barbara, Hanisch, Jo, Carroll, Mary, & Hughes, Hilary (2011) Student voices: Re-conceptualising and re-positioning Australian library and information science education for the twenty-first century. International Information and Library Review, 43(3), pp. 137-143.
Courtney, Mary, Edwards, Helen, Chang, Anne, Parker, Tony W., Finlayson, Kathleen, & Hamilton, Kyra (2011) A randomised controlled trial to prevent hospital readmissions and loss of functional ability in high risk older adults: a study protocol. BMC Health Services Research, 11(202), pp. 1-7.
Davis, Kate (2007) Bibliotherapy: AskNow Instant Messaging: taking reference services to the user's desktop. inCite, 28(1), pp. 18-19.
Davis, Kate (2010) Research and the new librarian. inCite, 31(6), p. 30.
Fielt, Erwin, Janssen, Wil, Faber, Edward, & Wagenaar, Rene (2008) Design trade-offs for electronic intermediaries. Electronic Markets, 18(4), pp. 362-374.
Gunton, Lyndelle (2011) Religious information literacy : using information to learn in church community. Australian Library Journal, 60(2), pp. 155-164.
Gururajan, Rajagopal, McDonald, Jacquie, Gururajan, Vijaya, & Genrich, Rohan (2007) An exploratory qualitative study to determine factors influencing the adoption of mobile learning for tertiary education. International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society, 2(6), pp. 33-40.
Gururajan, Vijaya & Fink, Dieter (2010) Attitudes towards knowledge transfer in an environment to perform. Journal of Knowledge Management, 14(6), pp. 828-840.
Hallam, Gillian, Ritchie, Ann, Hamill, Cheryl, Lewis, Suzanne, Newton-Smith, Carol, Kammermann, Melanie, et al. (2010) Australia's health libraries: a research-directed future. Library Trends, 59(1-2), pp. 350-372.
Hallam, Gillian C. (2006) Beyond our expectations: A review of an independent learning module in descriptive cataloging at QUT. Cataloging and Classification Quarterly, 41(3/4), pp. 149-171.
Harlan, Mary, Bruce, Christine S., & Lupton, Mandy (2012) Teen content creators : experiences of using information to learn. Library Trends, 60(3), pp. 567-585.
Harlan, Mary Ann, Bruce, Christine S., & Lupton, Mandy (2014) Creating and sharing : teens' information practices in digital communities. Information Research, 19(1).
Haycock, Ken (2011) Connecting British Columbia (Canada) school libraries and student achievement: A comparison of higher and lower performing schools with similar overall funding. School Libraries Worldwide, 17(1), pp. 37-50.
Haycock, Ken (2011) Exemplary public library branch managers: their characteristics and effectiveness. Library Management, 32(4 - 5), pp. 266-278.
Haycock, Ken (2010) Predicting sustainability for programs in library and information science: Factors influencing continuance and discontinuance. Journal of Education for Library and Information Science, 51(3), pp. 130-141.
Houghton, Kirralie, Foth, Marcus, & Miller, Evonne (2013) The continuing relevance of the library as a third place for users and non-users of IT : the case of Canada Bay. Australian Library Journal, 62(1), pp. 27-39.
Houghton, Kirralie, Miller, Evonne, & Foth, Marcus (2014) The local library across the digital and physical city : opportunities for economic development. Commonwealth Journal of Local Governance, 15, pp. 39-60.
Howard, Katherine (2010) Programming not required: Skills and knowledge for the digital library environment. Australian Academic and Research Libraries, 41(4), pp. 260-275.
Howard, Zaana & Davis, Kate (2011) From solving puzzles to designing solutions : integrating design thinking into evidence based practice. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, 6(4), pp. 15-21.
Hughes, Hilary (2012) Les étudiants étrangers en Australie: Ce qu'ils pensent de leur BU et de ses bibliothécaires. Bibliotheque(s), 65/66, pp. 52-57.
Hughes, Hilary (2012) An expanded critical incident approach for exploring information use and learning. Library and Information Research, 36(112), pp. 72-95.
Hughes, Hilary, Bozorgian, Hossein, & Allan, Cherie (2014) School libraries, teacher-librarians and student outcomes : presenting and using the evidence. School Libraries Worldwide, 20(1), pp. 29-50.
Hughes, Hilary E. (2005) Actions and reactions: Exploring international students' use of online information resources. Australian Academic and Research Libraries, 36(4), pp. 169-179.
Hughes, Hilary E. (2013) International students using online information resources to learn : complex experience and learning needs. Journal of Further and Higher Education, 37(1), pp. 126-146.
Hughes, Hilary E. (2006) Responses and influences: a model of online information use for learning. Information Research, 12(1).
Hughes, Hilary E. & Bruce, Christine S. (2012) Snapshots of informed learning : LIS and beyond. Education for Information, 29(3-4), pp. 253-269.
Hughes, Hilary E., Middleton, Michael R., Edwards, Sylvia L., Bruce, Christine S., & McAllister, Lynn M. (2005) La recherche australienne en maitrise de l'information 2000-2005. Bulletin des Bibliotheques de France, 50(6), pp. 45-55.
Johnston, Nicole, Partridge, Helen, & Hughes, Hilary (2014) Understanding the information literacy experiences of EFL (English as a Foreign Language) students. Reference Services Review, 42(4), pp. 552-568.
Kapitzke, Cushla (2001) Ceremony and cybrary : Digital libraries and the dialectic of place and space. Social Alternatives, 20(1), pp. 33-40.
Kemp, Jeremy & Haycock, Ken (2008) Immersive learning environments in parallel universes: Learning through Second Life. School Libraries Worldwide, 14(2), pp. 89-97.
Lewis, Suzanne, Hallam, Gillian, Ritchie, Ann, Clark, Catherine, Hamill, Cheryl, Kammermann, Melanie, et al. (2011) Employers' perspectives on future roles and skills requirements for Australian health librarians. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, 6(4), pp. 57-71.
Li, Zhixu, Sitbon, Laurianne, Wang, Liwei, Zhou, Xiaofang, & Du, Xiaoyong (2011) AML: Efficient approximate membership localization within a web-based join framework. IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, Online(Online), pp. 1-12.
Maybee, Clarence, Bruce, Christine Susan, Lupton, Mandy, & Rebmann, Kristen (2013) Learning to use information : informed learning in the undergraduate classroom. Library & Information Science Research, 35(3), pp. 200-206.
McKeon, Kelly, Rossitto, Luisa M., & Thompson, Ellen E. (2007) Arlis/ANZ 2.0. Arlis/ANZ Journal: journal of the Arts Libraries Society Australia and New Zealand., pp. 35-41.
McKeon, Kelly & Thompson, Ellen E. (2008) A Web 2.0 vision, Web 2.0 project management and real-world student learning in a website redevelopment project. Australian Library Journal, 57(4), pp. 394-405.
Moody, Kim E. (2005) Covert censorship in libraries: a discussion paper. Australian Library Journal, 54(2), pp. 138-147.
Mulatiningsih, Bekti (2012) Collaborative tagging in participatory webs : the death of information organisation? Asia Pacific Journal of Library and Information Science, 2(2), pp. 108-116.
Mulatiningsih, Bekti & Johnson, Kelly (2014) Indonesian LIS professionals' understanding of Library 2.0 : a pilot study. Journal of Web Librarianship, 8(3), pp. 286-304.
Pan, Denise & Howard, Zaana (2010) Distributing leadership and cultivating dialogue with collaborative EBIP. Library Management, 31(7), pp. 494-504.
Pan, Denise & Howard, Zaana (2009) Reorganizing a technical services division using collaborative evidence based information practice at Auraria Library. Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, 4(4), pp. 88-94.
Partridge, Helen, Haidn, Insa, Weech, Terry, Connaway, Lynn Silipigni, & Seadle, Michael (2014) The Researcher Librarian Partnership : building a culture of research. Library and Information Research. (In Press)
Partridge, Helen & Hallam, Gillian (2005) New Pathways to Learning: The Team Teaching Approach. A Library and Information Science Case Study. Informing Science: international journal of an emerging transdiscipline, 2, pp. 103-118.
Partridge, Helen L., Bruce, Christine S., & Tilley, Christine M. (2008) Community information literacy : developing an Australian research agenda. Libri : international journal of libraries and information services, 58(2), pp. 110-122.
Partridge, Helen L., Hider, Philip, Burford, Sally, & Ellis, Leonie (2014) Who are Australia's information educators? Australian Library Journal. (In Press)
Partridge, Helen L., Lee, Julie M., & Munro, Carrie (2010) Becoming "Librarian 2.0" : the skills, knowledge, and attributes required by library and information science professionals in a Web 2.0 world (and beyond). Library Trends, 59(1/2), pp. 315-335.
Partridge, Helen L. & Yates, Christine (2012) A framework for the education of the information professions in Australia. Australian Library Journal, 61(2), pp. 81-94.
Peacock, Judith A. (2003) Outreach 2002: A collaborative schools project. InCite, 24.
Peacock, Judith A. (2001) Teaching skills for teaching librarians: Postcards from the edge of the educational paradigm. Australian Academic and Research Libraries, 32(1).
Rennie, Jennifer & Patterson, Annette (2005) Reading and viewing choices of adolescents in regional Northern Australia. The International Journal of Learning, 12(3), pp. 283-290.
Richardson, Joanna, Nolan-Brown, Therese, Loria, Pat, & Bradbury, Stephanie J. (2012) Library research support in Queensland : a survey. Australian Academic & Research Libraries, 43(4), pp. 258-277.
Robertson, Margaret M. & Trahn, Isabella (1997) Benchmarking academic libraries: An Australian case study. Australian Academic and Research Libraries, 28(2), pp. 126-141.
Romaniuk, Mary-Jo & Haycock, Ken (2011) Designing and evaluating library leadership programs: Improving performance and effectiveness. Australian Library Journal, 60(1), pp. 29-40.
Sacre, Sandy & Nash, Robyn (2010) Assessing and developing academic literacy in first year health undergraduates. The International Journal of Learning, 17(9), pp. 189-196.
Salisbury, Fiona & Peacock, Judith A. (2000) Information Literacy Coordination: two dynamic approaches. The Australian Library Journal, 50(1), pp. 43-52.
Sitbon, Laurianne, Bellot, Patrice, & Blache, Philippe (2010) Vers une recherche d'information adaptee aux utilisateurs dyslexiques (Toward an information retrieval approach suitable for dyslexic users). Document Numerique, 13(1), pp. 161-185.
Slatter, Diane & Howard, Zaana (2013) A place to make, hack, and learn: makerspaces in Australian public libraries. The Australian Library Journal, 62(4), pp. 272-284.
Smeaton, Kathleen & Davis, Kate (2014) Social technologies in public libraries : exploring best practice. Library Management, 35(3), pp. 224-238.
Smeaton, Kathleen & Davis, Kate (2014) Using social media to create a participatory library service : an Australian study. Library and Information Research, 38(117), pp. 54-76.
Somerville, Mary M. & Howard, Zaana (2008) Systems thinking : an approach for advancing workplace information literacy. Australian Library Journal, 57(3), pp. 257-273.
Somerville, Mary, M. & Howard, Zaana (2010) 'Information in context' : co-designing workplace structures and systems for organizational learning. Information Research: an international electronic journal, 15(4).
Starrs, D. Bruno (2008) Letter to the Editor. Campus Review, 18(22), p. 2.
Stokker, Judy H. (1998) A researchers' centre: One library's experience in meeting the needs of research level students and academic staff. Australian Academic and Research Libraries, 29(4).
Thomas, Jennifer (2011) Future-proofing: The academic library's role in e-research support. Library Management, 32(1 - 2), pp. 37-47.
Tilley, Christine M., Bruce, Christine S., Hallam, Gillian C., & Hills, Andrew P. (2006) A model for the development of virtual communities for people with long-term, severe physical disabilities. Information Research: an international electronic journal, 11(3).
Trotman, Andrew, Geva, Shlomo, Kamps, Jaap, Lalmas, Mounia, & Murdock, Vanessa (2010) Current research in focused retrieval and result aggregation. Information Retrieval, 13(5), pp. 407-411.
Wang, Li (2011) An information literacy integration model and its application in higher education. Reference Services Review, 39(4), pp. 703-720.
Wang, Li, Bruce, Christine S., & Hughes, Hilary E. (2011) Sociocultural theories and their application in information literacy research and education. Australian Academic & Research Libraries, 42(4), pp. 296-308.
Wynn, Moe, Verbeek, Eric, van der Aalst, Wil, ter Hofstede, Arthur, & Edmond, David (2009) Soundness-preserving reduction rules for reset workflow nets. Information Sciences, 179(6), pp. 769-790.
Xu, Yue, Shaw, Gavin, & Li, Yuefeng (2009) Concise representations for association rules in multi-level datasets. Journal of Systems Science and Systems Engineering, 18(1), pp. 53-70.
Yates, Christine, Partridge, Helen L., & Bruce, Christine S. (2012) Exploring information experiences through phenomenography. Library and Information Research, 36(112), pp. 96-119.
Yates, Christine, Partridge, Helen L., & Bruce, Christine S. (2009) Learning wellness : how ageing Australians experience health information literacy. The Australian Library Journal (ALJ), 58(3), pp. 269-285.
Yates, Christine, Stoodley, Ian D., Partridge, Helen L., Bruce, Christine S., Cooper, Helen, Day, Gary, et al. (2012) Exploring health information use by older Australians within everyday life. Library Trends, 60(3), pp. 460-478.
Young, Carolyn D. (1996) Applying conspectus at QUT Library. WLN Participant, 15(4), pp. 11-13.
Conference Paper
Bilandzic, Mark (2013) Checking-in at the library : designing an ambient media system for social learning and collaboration opportunities. In ALIA Information Online 2013, 12-15 February 2013, Brisbane, QLD.
Borchert, Martin (2004) Integrating library content into the university's online learning environment. In Rossiter, Darien (Ed.) e-Agenda 2004, 2004, Griffith University, Brisbane.
Borchert, Martin & Conkas, Michelle (2004) Web accessibility testing case study : QUT library. In AusWeb Conference, 5-9 July 2003, Gold Coast, Australia. (Unpublished)
Borchert, Martin & Richardson, Joanna (2005) Implementing HarvestRoad Hive Digital Repository. In Harris, Kay (Ed.) Information Online 2005 : Conference of Australian Library and Information Association, Feb 1-3, 2005, Darling Harbour Convention and Exhibition Centre, Sydney.
Borchert, Martin & Richardson, Joanna (2004) Integrating a digital repository system. In O'Carroll, Zita (Ed.) OLT 2004 : Online Learning and Teaching Conference : Exploring Integrated Learning Environments, 2004, Queensland University Technology, Brisbane.
Borchert, Martin & Richardson, Joanna (2007) Usage metrics for open access repositories. In Richardson, Joanna & Ellis, Allan (Eds.) AusWeb07 : Sic Erat in Fatis, 30 June-4 July 2007, Novotel Pacific Bay Resort, Coffs Harbour, N.S.W.
Borchert, Martin, Tittle, Clare, Hunter, Alison, & Macdonald, Debby (2009) A study on student and staff awareness, acceptance and usage of e-books at two Queensland universities. In 14th ALIA Information Online Conference & Exhibition, 20-22 January 2009, Darling Harbour Exhibition and Convention Centre, Sydney.
Borchert, Martin & Young, Joseph A. (2010) Coordinated research support services at Queensland University of Technology, Australia. In Proceedings of 31st Annual IATUL Conference : The Evolving World of e-Science: Impact and Implications for Science and Technology Libraries, IASTUL (online), Purdue University, Laffayette, Indiana.
Bruce, Christine S. (2008) Informed learning : realising the potential of the information society in our 21st century world. In Abdullah, Abrizah & A. Cacha, Lleuvelyn (Eds.) International Conference on Libraries, Information and Society, 18-19 November 2008, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
Bruce, Christine S. & Partridge, Helen L. (2011) Identifying and delineating information experience as a research domain : A discussion paper. In Social Media and Information Practices Workshop, 10-11 November, Boras, Sweden. (Unpublished)
Callan, Paula A. (2004) The development and implementation of a university-wide self-archiving policy at Queensland University of Technology (QUT): Insights from the frontline. In Institutional Repositories: The Next Stage. Workshop presented by SPARC & SPARC EUROPE November 18–19, Washington, D.C. (Unpublished)
Clare, Thorpe, Partridge, Helen L., & Edwards, Sylvia L. (2008) Are library and information professionals ready for evidence based practice? In ALIA Biennial Conference : Dreaming 08, Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA), Alice Springs, NT.
Derrington, Kathryn, Hayes, Gabrielle, Batchelor, Helen, & Peacock, Judith A. (2011) One more tier, no more tears: Students' perceptions of QUT Library's 2nd tier learning and study support. In Thomas, Jason (Ed.) 14th Pacific Rim First Year in Higher Education Conference 2011: Design for Student success, Colourwise Reproductions, Fremantle, Western Australia.
Djuana, Endang, Xu, Yue, & Li, Yuefeng (2012) Learning personalized tag ontology from user tagging information. In Zhao, Yanchang, Li, Jiuyong, Kennedy, Paul, & Christen, Peter (Eds.) Conferences in Research and Practice in Information Technology (CRPIT), Australian Computer Society, Inc., Sydney, N. S. W. (In Press)
Djuana, Endang, Xu, Yue, Li, Yuefeng, & Cox, Clive (2012) Personalization in tag ontology learning for recommendation making. In Taniar, David, Pardede, Eric, Rahayu, Wenny, & Khalil, Ismail (Eds.) Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications and Services, ACM Press (Association for Computing Machinery), Bali, Indonesia, pp. 368-377. (In Press)
Edwards, Sylvia L. (2000) Growing Your Business via the Internet: How to effectively design your website for e-commerce. In Paper Presented at Department of Primary Industries Information Supermarket 2000., 15-17 March 2000, Toowoomba, Australia. (Unpublished)
Edwards, Sylvia L., Bruce, Christine S., & McAllister, Lynn M. (2004) Information Literacy Research: the consolidation of a theme. In Research Applications in Information and Library Studies, 20th September, QUT Brisbane, a pre- ALIA 2004 Conference Event.
Fell, Peter, Bradbury, Stephanie J., Vollmerhause, Kurt, & Peacock, Judith A. (2003) Pedagogy First, Technology Second: teaching & learning information literacy online. In QUT Online Learning & Teaching Conference 2003, 5 November 2003, Brisbane, Australia.
Gillespie, Ann M. (2010) Valuing the impact of the teacher librarian from an evidence base. In Proceedings of SLAQ / IASL 2010 Conference, School Library Associations of Queensland and International Association of School Librarianship, Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Brisbane, Queensland.
Hallam, Gillian C. (2007) Don't ever stop! The imperative for career-long learning in the library and information profession. In ALIA Information Online 2007, 30 January - 1 February 2007, Sydney. (Unpublished)
Hallam, Gillian C. & Partridge, Helen L. (2005) Great expectations? Developing a profile of the 21st century library and information student: a Queensland University of Technology case study. In Libraries - a voyage of discovery. International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) World Library and Information Congress. 71st IFLA General Conference and Council, 14-18 August 2005, Oslo, Norway. (Unpublished)
Howard, Zaana (2008) Life in the baby boomer library world : a survival guide. In Proceedings of 'Breaking barriers', the 4th ALIA New Librarians Symposium (NLS4), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Hughes, Hilary E. (2008) Incidents for reflection in research. In Keynote and Refereed Papers from the 5th International Lifelong Learning Conference, Central Queensland University, Yeppoon, Queensland, pp. 214-219.
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- Address:
246 Girod St.
Mandeville, LA 70448Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
CreolePrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.nuvolaris.com/
- Phone: (985) 626-5619
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Creole
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Custom catering available.
- Private Party Facilities: Red room can accommodate up to 52 people. Tea room can accommodate up to 25 people. Main dining area available for private daytime dining events that can accommodate 85 people.
- Private Party Contact: Wallace Simmons 9856265619
- Entertainment: Music on Wednesday nights from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm.
A word from Nuvolari's
In January of 1982 after establishing Jacmel Inn, a fine dining restaurant, and Brady's Grill and Bar in Hammond, Hoot Owl owners Paul Murphy and Rick Colucci along with Mandeville native Wallace Simmons took over the lease of the former Prieto Dry Goods store on Girod street in Mandeville. Paul, Rick and Wallace completely remodeled the interior on their own with a vision to bring a classical New York style dining room to the quiet North Shore town. The extensive remodeling was an example of keeping the unique New Orleans style structure outside intact while creating a rich restaurant experience inside.Continued
Upon entering the foyer of Nuvolari's, you can tell that a unique restaurant lies before you. Rich hues of wood and soft lighting create an aura of sophistication that relaxes patrons and prepares them for a wonderful dining experience.
This one of a kind architecture, consistently superb cuisine and wonderful staff make Nuvolari's a true dining experience!
Upon entering the foyer of Nuvolari's, you can tell that a unique restaurant lies before you. Rich hues of wood and soft lighting create an aura of sophistication that relaxes patrons and prepares them for a wonderful dining experience.
This one of a kind architecture, consistently superb cuisine and wonderful staff make Nuvolari's a true dining experience!
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerCreole
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Nuvolari's reviews from OpenTable diners
33 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.5
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (25)romantic (22)neighborhood gem (22)fit for foodies (14)good for groups (8)notable wine list (7)vibrant bar scene (3)late-night find (3)hot spot (3)great for lunch (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- New Favorite!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/25/2014I love this restaurant! From the soft Jazz playing in the background to the wonderful and the delicious food, what more could you want? Just someone to share it with! Well done NuvolarisSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nuvolari's always good!Lagrl75Dined on 11/21/2014One of our favorite dining spots. The wait service are always friendly and helpful and the food is fresh and delicious. Really good menu with something for everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- pleasent experiancemillermiaDined on 11/8/2014this was our first at your restaurant and it wont be the last we really enjoyed the dinner the service was greta and the food was out of this worldSpecial Features:
- Amazing Food!!BHJ70VIPDined on 10/27/2014Wow this place was amazing. Incredible oyster carbonara and the escargot and crawfish appetizer was fantastic! If I lived in the area I would dine here at least once a week if not more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and servicemgp1981VIPDined on 10/12/2014Loved the ambience, food and service..excellent place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dinner for four1SpeciallfindDined on 9/27/2014I made reservations for four online. There were no problems and we were immediately seated even though 20 min early. My friends commented on how easy it was to have a quiet chat. The food was excellent although the crab and shrimp pasta, while wonderfully cooked, could have used a little more seasoning in the sherry sauce. Afterward we went strolling on nearby Lakeshore. Overall a great experience.Special Features:
- exquisitebonappetiteDined on 9/20/2014Nuvolari' s offers the best dining experience on the north shore. The dishes are elegant, delicious, and creatively prepared with the freshest ingredients. I enjoy this lovely restaurant for these reasons: Cuisine, wine list, atmosphere, service, accessibility/parking, friendly, consistent. Everything you desire most in an evening out can be had at Nuvolari' s! I suggest a meal at Nuvolari's anytime you wish to impress guests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always good!WARMEDined on 9/19/2014My husband and I always enjoy Nuvolari's. Delicious food, great environment, and nice people. Worth the drive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nominal Nuvolari'sOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/10/2014Food was ok. Service was good. Nothing special. Kinda pricey. Might go again. Much better alternatives near.Special Features:
- luv2dineluv2dineVIPDined on 8/31/2014Great atmosphere and food. Service was a little slow but one of the waiters called in. Definitely would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent and elegantYoubetDined on 8/30/2014Nuvolari's did not disappoint- the pan fried fish (grouper) was fabulous, and the service was good. Prices are a bit high when you add on a couple of glasses of wine and dessert, so this will not be a frequent stop, but definitely one to remember for special occasions.Special Features:
- MPD11111Dined on 8/29/2014Food was fantastic as was the service. Quiet setting. Perfect experience. Thumbs up!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming in Old MandevilleOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/28/2014A lovely restaurant, attentive staff, and splendid food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always enjoy dinning hereTonyandAnnDined on 8/27/2014It's very comfortable to dine here. Quiet yet friendly wait staff. The evening we were there, there was a solo guitarist playing mellow music. The volume was just right for a quiet dinner. The music was more for the bar area than the dinning area. They offer the bargain summer meals for $19.95 which we did not partake this particular trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Once a month we get together with some friends for dinner. It was our turn to pick. We chose this restaurant given we have been there before and enjoyed the setting and dinner. But it had been a while before we had been here. Our friends, my wife and I enjoyed the food and environment. In fact one friend bragged about it to his family. HIGHLY RECOMMENDSpecial Features:
- EmgeeDined on 8/17/2014Food is very good, but everytime I have dinner at Nuvolari's, they always are out of at least one menu item. One evening they were out of one entree item and 2 dessert items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly recommend!!McrichDined on 8/9/2014We found out about Nuvolaris when discussing local restaurants with a couple we met on a cruise. They had their daughters rehearsal dinner there and loved it. We are now big fans and will surely be back soon. Lots of personal attention from either the owner or manager. And Lydia was a great and super knowledgeable server!! Great food with great atmosphere. 5 stars!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A birthday dinnerMattieDined on 8/5/2014I took my son here for his birthday. We had a lovely meal and we could enjoy conversation without hearing others. A very nice evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nuvolari'snooneVIPDined on 8/2/2014Nuvolari's has long been our go-to place for the best fish on the north shore. This particular evening the menu featured an unusual offering - pan roasted Cortina, a fish that can be found off the Pacific coast of Central and South America. The waiter's strong recommendation made us both try it - we often choose different dishes in order to share and sample. Unfortunately, the choice wasn't the best. What was a preparation including just enough seasoning to highlight the fish had morphed in this case into a salty and spicy concoction in which the flavor of the fish was lost, and the fish itself was over done. Maybe the chef has changed, so dramatic (and disappointing) is the difference. We hope the old style preparation will soon return...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- special occasion placenania38VIPDined on 7/28/2014At Nuvolaris the food was great and so was the ambiance. The staff make you feel special as well.Special Features:
- Another Great Meal!AbitaGuyDined on 7/19/2014Nuvolari's has never disappointed me and Saturday night was not a an exception. The food is great, the atmosphere charming and the wait staff is friendly. Unfortunately, my lady friend and I ate too much to enjoy their delightful tiramisu. Oh well, there is always the next time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great resturant.myfaveDined on 7/18/2014Nuvalori is in my old neighborhood, its a special place in my hometown, service is great and I've never had a bad meal there. We love going there , and enjoying a special meal. Thank you for everything.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/11/2014Food was really good for the price, however. When we walked in we were not greated. We had to walk up several steps further in order for one of the hostess to accommodate us. The very first words out of mouth were "do you have a reservation"? We did (I called it in right around noon). Besides the waitress who really didn't seem to care about anything but probably what kinda too she was getting, the overall service was horrible. Honestly, I'm gonna give it another chance since friends have said some good things. Bit they better have a new hostise that's a little more friendly and waitress that aren't snobs.Special Features:
- BigJimDined on 7/5/2014The food and service were excellent. The deserts we had we ok but not great. I highly recommend the fish specials.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MemoriesHopelessRomanticDined on 6/21/2014If you want to treat that special somone to a fabulous dinner and romantic experience, Nuvolari's is the place.Special Features:
- OutstandingJamesDined on 6/19/2014Food and service were outstanding as always. This is easily one of the best restaurants on the Northshore.Special Features:
- truthbetoldDined on 6/13/2014One of my favoite restaurants on the North Shore. Food and service are excellent and consistant. Their grilled fish is one of my favorites. Atmosphere is relaxed and inviting without distracting background noise. We dine here several times a month with friends and catch up with each others lives. My wife has Celiac Disease and can't eat gluten. They have always been able to accommodate her with excellent choices and have modified their menu when possible.Special Features:
- YummyYummyGoodFoodDined on 6/12/2014Went in for the 20 dollar special but got the pan-roasted fish instead...it was delicious and worth the extra bucks! Drank the house wine and it was quite nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great for girls' night out!!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/12/2014Food is consistently delicious, with fresh local seafood available, as well as Italian fare. The grouper was pan-seared, fresh, and delicious, and beautifully plated. Appetizer of fried oysters Brie was very good. Attentive staff, as always with Nuvolari's. Great ambience and good bar. Dining at Nuvolari's has always been a lovely experience for me, and continues to be. A neighborhood restaurant, just a couple of blocks from the lakefront. I feel the value is exceeded only by the quality of food and service, and I have never been disappointed.Special Features:
- Great place for special occasion...CbrnlDined on 6/7/2014The food was very good with great presentation. The grouper was very fresh and tasted wonderful. I prefer the ceasers salad to the tomato basil soup. We did not try any appetizers this time, but have had them in the past and they were great. We really enjoyed the carrot cake for desert. We are looking forward to our next visit.Special Features:
- Anniversary at Nuvolari'sHarlieMomDined on 6/6/2014Since moving to Covington in 2006 after Hurricane Katrina, my husband and I were looking for a nice restaurant to celebrate our anniversary which is in June. We chose Nuvolari's and have been going there every year since for our anniversary! We love the food, the service, and the ambience. Our favorite dessert is DBC (Death by Chocolate) and our favorite after dinner drink is Café Nuvolari!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mande guyMandguyDined on 6/6/2014We selected Nuvolari's for our anniversary dinner and it did not disappoint. We started at the bar where the bartenders were friendly and attentive. Once we were seated our server quickly visited our table. The bread was hot every time it was brought. The salads and calamari were excellent. Our steaks were cooked to our liking and the Gouda gratin was very tasty. Very enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WorktofishDined on 5/31/2014Timeless and reliable...an Old Mandeville institution serving quality food with prompt service in a beautiful atmosphere. Among our favoritesSpecial Features:
- Excellent Northshore DiningTGMRVIPDined on 5/19/2014I have never had a bad experience here. The food is outstanding, ambience is great and the staff is well trained and courteous. Nuvolari's has become my "go to" restaurants when entertaining out of town guests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mother's Day DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/11/2014My husband and I decided to take our daughter and her boyfriend out for dinner on Mother's Day. We arrived at the restaurant with reservations but we were not seated right away. We were told they were busier than they thought they would be. The appetizer was very good. I ordered the duck, which is not usually a dish I order. It was a little tough for my taste. Over all the atmosphere was good, however there was a table of very loud ladies sitting right next to us. I would visit this restaurant again and order something different.Special Features:
- Excellent MealCrewof4BoysDined on 5/3/2014My wife and I took my mother and father in law out to dinner here. We really enjoyed our meal at Nuvolaris. We particularly enjoyed the Calimari appetizer, the fried oyster appetizer and the Chargrilled Mahi Mahi over wild rice. Also we received Excellent and attentive service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable dinnerDinerinluvwithfoodVIPDined on 4/26/2014My husband and I eat at a lot of fine dining restaurants, but we enjoyed the food. Italian and not your usual, more homemade. Interior made me feel back in time, like I was in an old train or paddle boat. They said it had been there for 30 years.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!TheresaDined on 4/25/2014The food was absolutely delicious. My only complaint (and this is a mild one) was that my caprese salad was not served in a traditional manner. It was heirloom cherry tomatoes, mozzarella pearls and red onion placed on a bed of greens, tossed with a blue cheese viniagrette, with a chiffonade of basil on top. It was made more interesting by the addition of balsamic 'pearls' on the salad. However tasty, I would have preferred the traditional, simple presentation where I can taste the individual flavors. The dressing masked the freshness and sweetness of the ingredients. I missed the drizzle of olive oil.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- anniversary dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/14/2014My wife and I went to celebrate our 7th anniversary and it was wonderful. We were slightly late due to a very heavy rain storm but that didn't matter. Upon being seated the staff was very friendly and helpful. Our severer was very knowledgeable of the specials of the day and the menu items. We order the escargot and crawfish appetizer is was wonderful. I also order the tomato basil soup which was very good. For our entree my wife order the grilled mahi mahi with crabmeat and I order the paneed veal alfrado which also very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We really enjoyed our anniversaryfinewineandfoodloverDined on 4/13/2014We really enjoyed our anniversary dinner at Nuvolari's. We always enjoy ourselves at this excellent restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Just when things seemed to be settling down after the brutal stabbing of six-year-old Shirley Mundia earlier this month, news from overseas indicates a road block for the little girl's funeral.
Vigils and prayer services were held in South Bend before Shirley's body was transported to Kenya to finally be laid to rest. A funeral scheduled for Friday, June 21 did not occur thanks to legal steps being taken by Edward Mwaura's father in Kenya.
Mwaura, who was found repeatedly stabbing his daughter Shirley in her apartment, was shot twice by a police officer. An autopsy conducted shortly thereafter revealed Mwaura died of those gunshot wounds, but that he also suffered a stab wound to the chest.
When his body was transported to Kenya for burial, his family had another autopsy performed. A family member told NewsCenter 16 that the autopsy conducted in Kenya confirmed Mwaura was both shot and stabbed. However, it is the chest wound that has Mwaura's family wanting more answers.
NewsCenter 16 spoke with Mwaura's Aunt Jane who said over the phone they had no clue what happened between Edward and Shirley, "how did Edward have stab wounds on him? Does anybody know?" she asked.
Jane and much of the family stayed in the U.S. while Mwaura's body was buried in Kenya on Tuesday. She said they called Kenya to ask how the funeral went and asked if Shirley too had been buried. Jane said she was told "no," because the grandfather, Mwaura's father, wanted to do his own investigation.
Similarly, a cousin of Mwaura said the family just wants some more answers. He told NewsCenter 16 the legal action being taken is not deliberately to delay the funeral but rather so their family can try to figure out what transpired the day of the stabbing.
According to Mwaura's family, Shirley's mother has not reached out to them to explain the events. They claim they've been largely in the dark.
The individual behind the Facebook page "For Shirley Mundia" says they have been communicating with the family as they traveled to Kenya but all future media communication is to go through a South Bend attorney. That attorney was in court on Monday and was unavailable to answer questions about the Lucy Mundia's response to the legal action.


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Foodable welcomes New Orleans to our Top 25 restaurant lists this month! A city with arguably the nation's spiciest nightlife, also certainly has a flavorful restaurant scene. With restaurants that aren't afraid to experiment with their menus, New Orleans has been recognized as one of the cities with the most creative culinary scenes.
So what are the restaurants that consumers can't stop talking about on social media? The first ever restaurant to make the New Orleans coveted no. 1 placement on our list is Root, with the high social score of 170.88. This month's top dog is unlike any other restaurant. It features
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Local bartending legend Paul Gustings talks to Eater about his transition to the Empire Bar at Broussard's and why he loves what he's been doing for over 30 years.
Welcome to Lifers, a feature in which Eater interviews the men and women who have worked in the restaurant and bar industry for the better part of their lives, sharing their stories and more.
Paul Gustings has probably forgotten more about bartending than the vast majority of those looking to follow in his footsteps will ever know. A longtime local bartender - he put in 20 years at theNapoleon House, and 15 at Tujague's before heading
Ever since our greatest scientists discovered a meal between breakfast and lunch, man has looked to the stars and wondered, "Where can I get the best boozy brunch deals in New Orleans?". Well, wonder no more... because here's a list of the very best deals you'll find in the city's best brunch spots, broken down by neighborhood. [...]
Broussard's, French Quarter
The Deal: One of the "grand dames" of Creole cuisine and NOLA dining culture, Broussard's jazz brunch in a quintessential French Quarter courtyard setting is a great place any Sunday (10:30am-2pm) to enjoy music-accompanied, old-school Creole dishes like Eggs
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Living and working in New Orleans means working hard so you can play even harder. But why should weekends have all of the fun? An extensive list of local restaurants offering happy hours — some lasting as late as 7 p.m. and on the weekends, too — are the perfect excuse to gather with co-workers and friends over some early evening priced-just-right bites and drinks. Here are 10 New Orleans restaurants offering excellent happy hours with food and drink options that are light on the price but generous on flavor and fun. [...]
Visit one of New Orleans' most beautiful French Quarter restaurants for their Imperial happy hour
Other cities might have quaint, anachronistic, bespoke cocktail dens, with their dark woods and candlelight, exposed brick, and mixologists in arm garters and handlebar mustaches. But in New Orleans, that's not ironic or whimsical... it's our history. NOLA barmen and barwomen have been slinging drinks since the mid-19th century, and you can still get many of those same drinks, at the same bars no less, to this very day -- and at the same time, a new breed of Big Easy bartenders are creating exciting craft cocktails, as well as paying homage to those classics.
Tying it all together, we decided to track down the essentials. The must-drinks. The mixed's you can't
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NEW ORLEANS — There are as many versions of the Sazerac here as there are bars. Still, the one made by the bartender Paul Gustings stands out.
"I use much more Peychaud's than others do," he stated, mentioning the bright red bitters that are essential to the drink. Eleven dashes. Or 13, or 10, depending on how full the bottle is. (The dashes are smaller when it's first opened, he explained, and larger toward the bottom.)
Mr. Gustings has his own way of doing things. An éminence grise in the New Orleans bartender community,
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The New Orleans restaurant renaissancehas been matched in recent years with the bar renaissance. As we sat down to decide which new bars should be on our 2014 list, we found many of the ones we liked were associated with restaurants.
When is a restaurant bar also a great bar? After much discussion, we agreed that while it often is a tough call, a space feels more like a bar when patrons can sit and sip while experiencing little to no pressure to order food. Other spaces earned extra credit for having a separate space or entrance, creating
By Todd A. Price, NOLA.com | Times-Picayune
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A national magazine once called Paul Gustings, who spent years at Tujague's, the crankiest bartender in America. These days, he's atBroussard's new Empire Bar, where you'll often see a smile on his face.
Why wouldn't he be happy?
When the restaurant, founded in 1920, underwent a million-dollar renovation, the owners built a proper bar in the middle. The elegant space opens onto a patio shaded by a century-old wisteria vine.
And behind the wide marble bar, dressed in a vest and sporting a long, narrow grey beard,
By Melanie Warner Spencer | myneworleans.com
When I first read about Drink & Learn history and cocktail classes with cocktail historian Elizabeth Pearce, it occurred to me that I might have missed the boat on a brilliant business idea.
Then it occurred to me that I should promptly go online and buy two tickets ($50 per person) to "The New Orleans Experience."
Held at the luxe, light-flooded Empire Bar at Broussard's in the French Quarter, this two-hour class begins with a refreshing cocktail made with lemonade, maraschino liqueur and crème de noyaux. Dubbed the Master Lemonadier, the drink is expertly crafted by New
By JYL Benson | myneworleans.com
If everybody's working for the weekend, then brunch is our reward. The weekend scene at New Orleans' eateries suggests that brunch is a meal best served with festive libations and consumed between peals of laughter. It is an indulgent, leisurely meal that tends to lean toward decadence with free-flowing champagne, mimosas, milk punches and Bloody Marys being the signature beverages consumed with rich, flavorful foods – usually by nattily attired participants.
As is the case with so many things that are vaguely naughty, over-the-top, or both (the cocktail, Mardi Gras, jazz and muffulettas just to name a few),
Article and Image Source: Esquire
This year's crawl starts on the West Coast, then meanders east.
Our ninth annual celebration of America's best bars, our ever-growing list of those exceptional, harmonious, radiant, and occasionally unruly places to have a drink. As always, we're guided by David Wondrich, Esquire's favorite drinking partner and America's foremost cocktail historian. Now, on with it already. We're thirsty. [...]
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By Laura McKnight, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
You may have taken shots with bartender Paul Gustings.
But here's your chance to take a shot at him.
Gustings, veteran New Orleans bartender and professional curmudgeon, will serve as the target during the first in a series of comedic roasts planned at Tiki Tolteca.
The roast of Gustings begins at 10 p.m. May 21 at the tiki bar, on the second floor of Felipe's Taqueria in the French Quarter.
Maxton Kennedy, bar manager of Tiki Tolteca, said the idea, modeled off televised Comedy Central roasts, is to gather other well-respected bartenders to collectively poke fun
By Ian McNulty | The Advocate
With prevailing dining trends pointing to comfort-food concepts, global cuisine mash-ups and a casual vibe no matter the price range,Broussard's tacks away so sharply it seems like this old-but-recently-renewed French Quarter restaurant is throwing down a gauntlet.
Expensive, elegant and formal, specializing in Continental cuisine and calling to mind special evenings rather than anytime dinner, Broussard's feels more like the type of restaurant that has endured rather than one that people would create these days.
And yet it's hard to see why the place should be anything else. A historic complex in
By Todd Price, NOLA.com | Times-Picayune
Zagat unleashed its critical acumen on New Orleans and came up with a list of our city's 10 hottest restaurants. The dining destinations of the moment include Pêche Seafood Grill,McClure's BBQ, MoPho and Marti's.
Like any list, this one is open to debate and inevitably a tad arbitrary. Why are Ivy and District Donuts.Slider.Brew excluded? Had it been published two weeks from now, Square Root, Pizza Domenica and maybe Milkfish would likely have earned the status of "hotness."
The 10 chosen by writer Paul Oswell cover a range of prices, styles and neighborhoods. All but two, the renovated
By Paul Oswell | zagat.com
It's not easy for new restaurants to make a name for themselves in the food-obsessed city of New Orleans, but these are the places that have excited local palates over the last twelve months.
Why It's Hot: Not many old-school New Orleans restaurants get a chance at a second incarnation. After a million-dollar makeover, the dining rooms at this 1920s French Quarter institution are ready to welcome a new generation of fine diners. A newly named Empire bar and refined hallway are just two of the more striking physical changes, and behind the scenes, chef Guy Reinbolt now directs
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While some hipsters were bummed out by the idea of car rental giant Avis owning quirky car sharing innovator Zipcar, US regulators will probably approve the deal. That's what Reuters found out after conducting an informal poll of nine antitrust experts. While several of them feared loss of the lively upstart business, eight of the nine experts think that US regulators will approve the deal.
Zipcar and other car sharing providers have been popular with Millennial urban dwellers – from young, monied professionals who want to live car-free to broke college students who can get behind the wheel of a car for $11.25 an hour right in their neighborhood.
Ilana Preuss, a Washington community development advocate and Zipcar driver, speaks for this legion of car sharing fans. "My first reaction was concern because I have been very excited to see the significant growth of startups (like Zipcar and other car-sharing companies)," she told Reuters. "One nightmare would be they ruin the customer service of Zipcar, the friendliness of Zipcar."
Avis will be paying about $500 million in cash for Zipcar, which made up a 49 percent premium in the company at the time of the January 2 acquisition. If this acquisition is approved by federal regulators, Avis would take the lead in the $22 billion US car sharing market, over Hertz Global and Enterprise. Hertz and Enterprise dominate car rental market segments but have had limited presence in car sharing.
The Federal Trade Commission will probably review the Zipcar deal for antitrust concerns since it also looked at the Hertz acquisition of Dollar. But most of the interviewed antitrust experts don't expect Avis to face stiff regulatory headwinds. "I don't think there's any barriers to entry here," said David Balto, a veteran of the FTC and Justice Department now in private practice.


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one of those.... | Reviewer: Tommy d' jonzz | 8/24/07
one of those songs that has a deeper meaning in simple words, one of those songs that you get attached with the first time you hear it, one of those songs that will be in time after a time, one of those song in which each singular person that would listen to it can relate themselves in their own way.. yeah it is one of those........
AWESOME!! | Reviewer: getSYKED | 8/24/07
OMFGGG u havent lived till u have heard this song! its like AMAZING!
:) omgg,, All Thankx To Kerrang! I Now Have A New Fave Band!
incredible | Reviewer: shubham | 8/23/07
This is a killer song from 30stm. The synth sound in the beginning is enough to attack you! That just drives me super crazy and then that typical jared leto screaming is shit...Guys check out the video too...I usually listen to metal but when it comes to new rock i love this band.
Will we all become poets again? | Reviewer: Amy Wykoff | 8/13/07
Writing good songs was a thing of the past, as generic and cliche bands took over T.V. and radio waves for the past decade of more, until now. While few more then the Echelon recognized their debut self titled album, this current release, A Beautiful Lie, has grabbed hold of our attention with no intention of letting go. As J. Leto himself wrote "it is an album about going to war with yourself and winning", and really, who can not relate to that? As a writer and fan of truly great music, I appreciatte what 30 STM has done for all of us who have waiting so long for someone to speak volumes for us. The 90's had Nirvana, the 80's had U2. This is our voice, our generations music. Thank you 30 STM.
simple yet strong | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/13/07
i love it how there are none of those big words and strange phrass. everything's sort put into place. right from the beginning it hits straight at the message needing to be delivered. this is the kind of band where you hear one of their songs or see one song's lyrics and instantly you connect and you just listen more to them.
they write about things using the most common words in the dictionary and make them so strong.
30stm are onto something. | Reviewer: anonymous =] | 7/13/07
i'm telling you, these guys are out to make history. they're first album ever and they're just getting bigger and bigger by the second. this song is one of my favorites. simple short phrases. dropping a bomb, making a point at every little phrase. it all fits together like a perfect puzzle. it relates to everybody because everybody goes through this at some point. their songs are just about the cold hard truth about life and they make it work so well i can't even ben to explain.
Awesome | Reviewer: Shai | 6/22/07
30STM is my 3rd favorite band, my favorite is Linkin Park, then Hoobastank and then 30STM.
I'll attack is a great song.
Awesome | Reviewer: Keith | 6/15/07
This song is simply awesome. The songs 30 Seconds to Mars produces are breathtaking. The music is reviving and the lyrics send you tumbling into deep thought. These qualities aren't so readily available in the mainstream world of music. If you're looking for something profound, 30 seconds to mars is a band worth checking out.
Awesome! | Reviewer: Johnny | 6/8/07
This song is great from beginning to end. Very inspirational in all aspects - an excellent start to the album.
o ya! | Reviewer: Kyrstin | 5/25/07
love the song!1 of my favorites!everything to the song i good like the lyrics, the beat, and...well...the song!
4 u.. | Reviewer: marshall | 5/18/07
yeah, this song is great!! i can dedicate this to my ex girlfriend... she lied me
i love this song | Reviewer: hayley | 5/17/07
this song rules its my fav. on the cd other then savior but other then that this song is so awesome i love you and cant wait til im able to go to our concert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
About attackk nd 30 seconds to mars | Reviewer: s2 Jelzzz s2 | 5/13/07
this song is soo freekin amazing..=) i'm listening to ta song ryt now. This song relate to real lyf and isnt all soppy which is good -thumbs up- And the band ohh-mah-goddd jared is so hot i watched their concert and was amazed to see how he can sing the song with the same amazing voice he has in the album..keep rocking 30stm you are one of the reasons i moved from pop music to rock !!!!
check it on you tube | Reviewer: corinne | 5/10/07
check youtube for his intro to this song at the 30 seconds to mars sydney concert. it was great. jared is great. 30 seconds to mars is great.
if only they knew what the music was for me
Fucking amazing <3 | Reviewer: Sauly Kinzx | 5/5/07
This song is great I love it 30 seconds to mars are fucking amazing <3 xx
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