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Ten Ten Tapas
- Address:
1010 Beach Ave
Seaside Bicycle Route
Vancouver, BC V6E 1T7Neighborhood:
West End
- Cuisine:
Tapas / Small PlatesPrice: CAN$30 and under
Ten Ten Tapas
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.tententapas.com/
- Phone: (604) 689-7800
- Hours of Operation:
Mon-Thurs: 5:30pm-9:30pm Dinner
Fri: 5:30pm-Midnight Dinner
Sat: 9am-Midnight Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Sun: 9am-9:30pm Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service, Wine Bar, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Matthew Phillip
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We do catering for special events
- Private Party Facilities: We offer an elegant space, ideal for groups of up to 60 people. Whether it's a birthday party, corporate event, wedding reception or any special day – we will cater to your specific and unique needs.
Enjoy plated dinner, buffet or stand-up cocktail & tapas.
Personalized menus available.
- Private Party Contact: Derek Oelmann, Owner 8889896395
- Entertainment: Live music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. No cover charge. Please check www.TenTenTapas.com for up-to-date listings of musicians.
- Special Events: Book your private party today!
Now booking private events for Christmas - reserve now!
* Holiday parties, staff parties, client events, corporate events, business meetings, birthdays, etc.
* Bar service and live entertainment available
Getting there
- Cross Street: on English Bay Seawall, just East of Aquatic Centre & under Burrard Bridge
- Public Transit: Beach Ave Bus C21
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: * Street Parking on Beach (meter)
* Free 2 hour parking on Hornby, Howe and Granville between 9am-6pm, free after 6pm
* Pay Parking at the parking lot next to the Aquatic Centre, enter from Beach Ave. (Location #3697)
* Beach Avenue Bus #C21
A word from Ten Ten Tapas
Located on the iconic Seawall just steps past the Aquatic Centre, enjoy a waterfront view of False Creek and delicious West Coast tapas. Dishes are prepared from scratch using BC's finest local/indigenous product. Fresh artisan bread is baked in-house. Fun and flavourful dishes, as pleasing to the eye as to the palette, are created daily.Continued
Take in the sounds of some of Vancouver's top local musicians, with Jazz Nights on Thursdays, Flamenco Guitar Friday nights and a variety of sultry vocalists backed by hornman Gabriel on Saturday nights.
Look for restaurant signs at 1000 Beach, east of the Burrard Bridge. Walk through the Plaza to the Seawall or even take the Aquabus across from Granville Island.
Come taste what you've been missing!
Take in the sounds of some of Vancouver's top local musicians, with Jazz Nights on Thursdays, Flamenco Guitar Friday nights and a variety of sultry vocalists backed by hornman Gabriel on Saturday nights.
Look for restaurant signs at 1000 Beach, east of the Burrard Bridge. Walk through the Plaza to the Seawall or even take the Aquabus across from Granville Island.
Come taste what you've been missing!
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Ten Ten Tapas reviews from OpenTable diners
32 reviews since July 23, 2014
- Food4Service4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (24)great for outdoor dining (22)scenic view (22)fit for foodies (18)great for brunch (10)romantic (10)special occasion (7)vibrant bar scene (7)good for groups (6)great for lunch (5)late-night find (5)hot spot (4)notable wine list (2)Show More
- Fabulous FlamingoLouisa007VIPDined on 10/17/2014Had another great night at Ten Ten with the wonderful guitar entertainment.Special Features:
- Outstanding food! Great setting!woolyjDined on 10/17/2014Friendly wait staff, bartender and chef all eager to please. Best calamari we have ever had. Bruschetta and lamb roulade are must haves. Great drinks! Great live music on Friday nights. Try the lemondrop martinis!Special Features:
- needs improvementsOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/16/2014My partner and I came for the music and was not disappointed, it was splendid, but the food needs to be attended to. The salad was OK but the Fish and Chips was certainly very skimpy, to say the least. The dish consisted of 4 tiny battered cods (the batter was too salty) and instead of the standard French fries we got potato chips instead, a novel idea but did not sit well with us.Special Features:
- Great food, Grat music!MD76Dined on 10/3/2014We have been several times and are always impressed with the tasty creations by the chef. They always have great live musicians on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings.Special Features:
- spectacular!y76thetable340Dined on 9/27/2014What a great spot. A real hidden gem and secretly I don't want people to find this restaurant! But my conscience gets the better of me and I must rave about this restaurant. The food is superb and so beautifully presented... yet reasonably priced. Great service and great live music! We were dancing at our tables! There was an older couple next to us having a romantic dinner and were waltzing to the music. That was so sweet! I can't rave enough about this place. Live music from Thursday to Saturday every week. The boats and water was a perfect setting to a perfect dinner and night out. We, in Vancouver really have to support these kind or rare gem restaurants to keep them alive and running for our ultimate pleasure! C. DavisSpecial Features:
- ontheseenbeenthereDined on 9/20/2014fun place to go on the nights the music is happening, good food to share or horde, friendly service and right in my temporary hood. I have been two Saturday evenings in a row. On the first with a group and service was extremely slow but the joint was jumping and we enjoyed ourselves in spite of. The second was only two of us and everything was smooth. Well a minor menu mixup but handled well and again the music was lively and really made for a great night out. We will go back, to hear the other musicians but definitely if Riley, Lisa or Gabriel are performing and may even try brunch sometime. Thanks for the experience.Special Features:
- Slow!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/13/2014Been here a few times. Service is friendly, but it took over 10 minutes to be asked for a drink. And 4 tapas took 1.5 hr. Definitely not the place for a quick bite.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 9/12/2014lovely setting, really good food, great music, inexperienced staff, hostess constantly fussing and cleaning (even the floor!) while we were dining. strange for such a nice place , staff had no one leading them.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A real find!mbudDined on 9/8/2014Superb wait staff, great food, lovely setting, interesting menu for me. I'll be back!Special Features:
- Poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/6/2014Sat for 30 minutes with out someone even offering a drink, even then I had to bring it to Hostess attention and the place was half full. Some of the food right out of a micro wave.
- Special SpotonisDined on 9/6/2014This is such a special spot for us. This is our go-to spot for a wonderful breezy brunch by the water.Special Features:
- Great new jazz spotJuanitaDined on 9/4/2014What a find and what can I say. With the new owners and beautiful renovations it is a must go. Then add the wonderful jazz - we saw Cory Weeds 2 nights ago - terrific. And the tapas are inexpensive and delicious.Special Features:
- Summer Evening with friendslikestodineDined on 8/21/2014First visit. Took out of town friends and sat outside. Had a delightful time on a late summer evening sharing plates (everyone chose a plate). Friendly service. Look forward to trying the lunch and brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 10 out of 10 for 1010 TapasDesiredDined on 8/19/2014Excellent location right at the end of English bay with great views over the marina. Ideal for a romantic after dinner walk. Good selection of food, all prepared freshly and very tasty. Friendly & helpful staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2musquashesDined on 8/9/2014the food is always delicious and prepared with a lot of attention to detail. The service is good and efficient and friendly and the prices are very affordableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The right formulaTellItLikeItIsDined on 8/2/2014We've walked by a few times and seen the place was hopping, yet the restaurant that was here previously here was deserted. What was the formula, we wondered, especially since the menu seemed a bit pricey for tapas? Now we know: great and unusual and well presented food, good service, and portions large enough that one or maybe two tapas per person is enough for dinner. And the location is terrific too, of course. The only negative is that one of our dishes didn't appear until long after the others, and when it arrived it was luke warm. I think it just got forgotten, but it wasn't a huge problem.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/2/2014Enjoyed our early morning breakfast with great service and a wonderful view. Will recommend to others. A gem!Special Features:
- The following 79 reviews are from the Ten Ten Tapas reviews archive.
- Eh...ilikegoodfoodDined on 7/13/2014Honestly the only 3 good things this place has going for it is the live music, the location, and the fresh fruit smoothies it serves. The downside to the live music was that it was way too loud, it was difficult to talk to my family on my table. I'm sure the only reason people even come is because of the location, right across the water from Granville Island, it's quite beautiful. Fruit smoothies are $5.50 but you get a large glass and will fill you up! Maybe that's why the plates are so small and flavorless. Fish and chips were soggy, sexy salad was tasteless, chicken sandwich was standard. On a Sunday at noon there were maybe only 5 tables that were occupied in the restaurant. There's a reason the pub next door was packed.Special Features:
- Great meal!businessluncherVIPDined on 7/12/2014Had dinner with my 12-yr old daughter the other night. The meal was amazing starting with berry and cantaloupe infused water to carrot ginger emulsion with root vegetable chips to risotto balls to butter chicken. Yum.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Little RestauranteatoutalotDined on 7/6/2014What a great little restaurant! The setting by the water and marina is magical. The staff were friendly and informed. The food was outstanding. The portions are small but that is reflected in the prices. A special shout out for the lamb shanks; ribs and beet salad. All were excellent. My only tiny negative was the food took quite a while to arrive but on a sunny summer night by the marina, we didn't mind a bit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely setting, interesting fooddiningoutandaboutVIPDined on 7/5/2014Really enjoyed our evening here .... great location on the marina, prime for people watching. The food was great with many herbs grown right on the patio. Terrific cucumber G&T, dungeness crab cake, good salads & loved the root veg chips with carrot-ginger dip. Give it a try.Special Features:
- Noise LevelOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/3/2014Although the live music was very good, it did make it hard for us to have a conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovely patiogstarrDined on 7/2/2014Good food and nice patio. Great tuna tacos. Very enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Relaxing end to a beautiful dayNellieDined on 6/28/2014Ten ten tapas provides a diverse menu that catered to many palates. The shareable plates allow for trying many of the flavourful dishes. The view is lovely, the service was good and we would returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2musquashesDined on 6/21/2014We really enjoyed the food. Everything was delicious, fresh and beautifully presented and there were some original items on the menu. The service was very friendly and our waitress was very knowledgeable about the menu. We loved the gentle and well played jazz which was not intrusive and we were still able to carry on a conversationSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Neighbourhood GemOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/17/2014My Dad and I, both big foodies, were delighted with this place! The food was incredibly fresh, tasty, and creative. In fact, right beside our table on the patio (overlooking the harbour) were big, beautiful planters, filled with fresh herbs the chef uses in his dishes. Everything is made in house. Right on the harbour, you will sit and enjoy a glass of wine, a meal to impress your palate, and a view of boats coming and going in the harbour. You won't find a more beautiful dining experience; inspired dishes, beautiful view, and great service - a complete neighbourhood gem.Special Features:
- mmj2014Dined on 6/15/2014Enjoyed the small plates as it allowed us to try many more dishes (group of 4). The food was very enjoyable with very fresh ingredients and creative combination of those ingredients.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HIDDEN GEM! TenTen TapasVancouverFoodieJazzFanDined on 6/13/2014We had heard of this quaint little spot and when we found it, right on the downtown side of the seawall, literally a stone throw from Yaletown, we were pleased. We didnt have to drive so we could enjoy fine wine. Great menu, a touch of everything, great wine list and I was surprised by the bill. Very affordable. There was even Rossi, playing live guitar and walking around people in and outside. (they have music 3 nights a week and for Sunday brunch) (they also have a patio over looking the marina and Granville Island) You gotta try it guys!Special Features:
- Canadian Tapas with Character!LovePatiosDined on 6/6/2014This hidden gem under the Burrard St. bridge on the boardwalk / seawall is just fabulous all round. The food is all carefully prepared and thought out with the Tapas menu providing a variety of Canadian (and worldwide) favourites. Going back next week to enjoy the live music they also serve !Special Features:
- Needs Service and Process ChangeTimAVIPDined on 5/31/2014We booked a table for 6 and I requested that to be outside. When we arrived there were tables open outside but we were asked to be inside. After a few strange table rearrangements we finally sat outside at a table meant for 4 people. The Sangria and the food was really good BUT the service was pretty bad to be honest. Some of our order arrived 1 hour after we ordered it and by the time one of the dishes was being made they had run out of the Crab to make it with. The manager did apologize and did provide a couple of dishes to make up for it but the flow of our experience was not smooth. Ten Ten COULD be awesome and frankly SHOULD be awesome.... But it's not it's okay... So if you want okay then head there....Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemLouisa007VIPDined on 5/31/2014Great location, right on the water. Tasty tapas menu with a nice variety at good pricing. Live music on Saturday nights and Sunday Brunch. Will be back for sure.Special Features:
- Give Ten Ten a try!AW56Dined on 5/27/2014Lovely spot. Sat on the patio on a quiet Tuesday night. Sampled several of the tapas offerings… some were great, some not so much. Flat Iron Steak - great. Prawns - great. Hummus - great. Fish & Chips - good. Crab Cakes - not so good (they said they were going to change). Carly was a delight as a server. Drinks were a bit of a challenge but we managed! All in all, I'd say give Ten Ten a try...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- recommendedwheelmanDined on 5/24/2014We were told about this place and only saw it while on a walk. Dinner and music was wonderful. Had the lamb shank and I loved it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quiet coal harbour seawall spotBlittinDined on 5/18/2014To be honest, we didn't order any food, but it looked decent. We just had jug after jug of the (red) sangria - it's too good to stop! The traffic on the seawall can get hectic, especially if there are a lot of dogs around, but if you score a patio seat, it's a nice place for an evening cocktail. Easy to miss from the street (Beach Ave.) so keep an eye out for the sign at the 1010 Beach building.Special Features:
- Fun neighborhood gemLouisa007VIPDined on 5/3/2014Good affordable good - nice for sharing. Jazz music Thursday and Saturday nights aswell as Sunday Brunch. Great Fun! Enjoy!Special Features:
- Great Food, Great MusicGinkgoDined on 5/1/2014What a wonderful place to go on either a rainy or sunny day. It has a great patio as well as a really cozy indoor space. I really enjoyed the tuna taco. Lots of delicate flavours and perfectly cooked tuna. Thank you for the live music! Acoustic Groove is an excellent choice for the restaurant. We really enjoyed their unique twist on familiar tunes....we had an excellent evening!Special Features:
- Great Live Jazz and food combo!ErnyBDined on 4/26/2014We went on a Saturday night based on a recommendation of friends. The live jazz was the key draw for us, and it certainly was great with a superb jazz duo, and 2 drop-in guest singers. What a treat in such a small venue! The food was a very nice surprise. Tapas are our preferred way to dine for a slow meal, and the every item we chose was very enjoyable. Finally, the wine list had a good selection of reasonably-priced wines, without the sometimes standard markup of 3x for red. We'll be back!Special Features:
- Excellent Tapas & Music RestaurantDonnaDined on 4/26/2014Love it, been there 3 times now. Great new chef, really interesting menu, food portions much larger than "tapas" sized. The view is gorgeous. The music is terrific. We'll be there again, very soon.Special Features:
- LovelyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/11/2014Our group of four split 5 dishes and it was perfect. Perhaps not authentic Spanish, but great tapas flavors for the area. Our favorite was the ribs. Good value, also. Great location, though not all seats have a view of the marina, you still have the waterfront vibe. Super Spanish guitar on Friday night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent evening - I've nowOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/3/2014Excellent evening - I've now been there two Thursday evenings in a row and look forward to returning to Ten Ten Tapas. Terrific staff; sensational jazz duo; excellent food. I brought three friends and all were impressed with this venue- it is definitely a neighbourhood gem.Special Features:


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Fork the what? When Angelina Jolie filmed her E! True Hollywood story (kidding) Maleficent last summer, her and Brad Pitt wangled $3000 dollars a week for Vivienne Jolie-Pitt, 4, to play 'young Aurora' in the movie, with a per diem of 60 bucks a day to cover expenses. Well, they do tend to hire nannies with healthy appetites. I'm not sure how much acting Viv actually had to do as at just three-years-old, she would probably have been mainly walking around the set with her finger up her nose, clutching her security blankie and wondering who the heck the bony woman they all kept referring to as 'Mommy' was, but that's not bad money for a nipper. I bet after scoring Viv three grand a week last summer, Brad and Ange are currently sitting in their house in Los Feliz going through scripts that have roles for kids and plotting to get all six of their brood out of home school with their Congolese nanny and in to paid work as soon as possible. Suddenly the 'rainbow family' she once talked of building, that they dress as a variety of different characters of all ages, races and religions (they celebrate three Christmases to fit with African , Asian and American tradition Angelina says) makes sense- they've got a kid to suit any potential film role that comes up. $18,000 a week buys a lot of dope these days you know. Source.
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Jolie, has put the "I" in Nepotism.
She sees her future in Hollywood dwindling, and just like her mother before her, Jolie will eventually have to financially live off those kids. Just like Jon Voight, did to Marcie Lynn, Pitt will do the same to Jolie…..dump her with a bunch of kids..throw some child support at her….but it won't be enough to live that lavish lifestyle she has become accustomed to!
One thing different, Jon married Marcie Lynn, forcing him to pay spousal support for years, after their divorce…….Pitt won't make that mistake. You can take that to the bank. There will never be a "LEGAL" wedding between those two.
So she's not going to retire to raise her kids and instead put them to work? Ok, got it. I guess if you lose your hotness and can no longer play the sexy ingenue then you need to send your kids to work.
That's why when her fans want to point the finger of Jen as the on who attention seeker or pr hungry etc they should look at their idol first,because at least Jen not using kids for her pr.
she stay childless even though if she wanted she can adopt kid or surrogate it and pimp the kids for her public image. But she decide to weather the bad pr about she deny a child for her hubby as a reason he cheated.
Anyway.sorry to bring the past..I just still piss when brangie fans still accuse of Jen childless to make an excuse her hubby cheated.
It's so unfair for woman.
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Athens News Courier (Newspaper) - May 20, 2005, Athens, Alabama State softball Tanner advances, Ardmore falls, Bible School plays today jg Hail, Yale Athens High School student enters the Ivy League. Coming Sunday The News-Courier Serving Athens and Limestone County: A Community of Tradition and Future Frii)\n, M \n 20, 2005 ^CrCrd' C...Caldwe of Athens Subscriber of the day Makeover on TV A segment on The Early Show featuring makeover recipient Donna Quarto was postponed when breaking news occurred Thursday. The segment is scheduled again for this morning after the makeover team was tlown to New York by CBS. SNWCff Hey, Sound Off: On a recent evening:. while walking the track at 4^ Cowart Elementary School, 1 stopped to watch a ballgame in progress.As 1 came close to the field, 1 heard a lady spit out more venom than a rattlesnake to a little girl on first base. As the little girl stood there cijdng more of the parents joined in harsh words spoken to a little girl by adults who were in their 40s or older. 1 not only felt sorry for the little girl's broken spirit, but for the children of these parents. The umpire should have asked these rude people to keep silent or leave the field. We as adults make a difference in the lives of children, when they see their parent's acting rude you can bet they will also grow up to be rude adults. More Sound Off Valley, 5A Get the news with your morning coffee Subscribe to The Seii's-Coiirier 232-2720 Index Classified ... 4-7B Comics ..... 8B Headlines ... 4A Horse & Farm . 7A Ledger ...... 12A Obituaries ... 2A Roberta M. Doming Sports ..... 1-3B Valiey...... 5A Weather..... 2A Daily Bible Moment fear of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom. 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Wescott, 39, of 25028 Capshaw Road, Athens, was jailed on two counts of theft accused of stealing money from the homes of clients she contracted with to take care of their pets while they were out of town. Wescott owns and operates the local business called "Pet Sitter." Wescott was first arrested Friday on a charge of second-degree theft, a felony and was arrested a second time Tuesday on a separate chaige of third-degree theft. She is accused of stealing $600 from one Athens home and $ 150 in cash from another customer. "We are truly shocked by all of this," said Waldrep. "It was unexpected and when we heard about it, we could hardly believe it." Lt.-Detective Floyd Johnson said investigators See Humane, Page 2A Lauderdale man faces sex abuse charges here A man indicted in Lauderdale County for producing a pornographic video also faces charges in Limestone County. Clayton Boggs Jr., 40, of Lauderdale County Road 91, was arrested by Lauderdale investigators earlier this week after the grand jury indictment. According to District Attorney Kristi Vails, Boggs will go to trial Aug. 22 in Limestone County after being charged with two counts of first-degree sexual abuse and production of obscene matter involving a person under the age of 17. Boggs was charged in July of 2003 after Limestone County investigators found photos of nude underage girls at Kindred Grocery, a conve- nience store owned by his father. Boggs was indicted that November, Vails said. His arrest in Lauderdale County came after investigators there found a video at his home showing him in sex acts with a 15-year-old girl. Billy Jo Brasher, 25, also of Lauderdale County Road 91, was charged with distributing marijuana to a minor, said Lauderdale County District Attorney Chris Connolly. 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Based in Lakeland, Fla., with a branch office in Toronto, Garl was in Athens on May 11 to deliver to the Canebrake Men's Golf Association a list of suggested maintenance and operational programs for the local course. He discussed some of his latest projects See Golf, Page 2A News-Courier/Alissa Clark Athens firefighters at the scene of Thursday's trailer fire on New Cut Road. Semi trailer catches fire in Clements By Sonny Turner sonny@athensnews-courier. com Athens firefighters were fearing the worst when they responded to call Thursday morning of a possible propane tanker fire. "The call came in that it was a propane tanker and we were treating it that way," said Athens Assistant Fire Chief Danny Southard. "But when we arrived on the scene that wasn't the case at all. It was really not much to it." And luckily so, said Southard, who added firefighters put out the blaze in an old tractor trailer that was being used for storage at Ramsey Septic Tank Service on New Cut Road in just a matter of minutes. "A man using a cutting torch adjacent to the trailer accidentally set it on fire," Southard said. There was nothing inside the trailer itself although there were some old propane tanks on the outside of the building. But there was no propane involved, firefighters said. See Fire, Page 2A Photojournalist who witnessec Saddam Hussein's capture speaks to group in Athens B^ Tashia Lovell tashiat^thensnews-courier.com For decades Darrell Barton has been a photojoumalist but he probably would have never imagined that he would someday do a story on Saddam Hussein's capture. He got the call about two weeks before Christmas, 2(X)3 at his home in Oklahoma, not long after his wife told him Saddam Hussein had been captured. CBS news wanted him to travel overseas to do the story on Hussein's capture for a segment on 60 minutes. "It was for what we call a crash story," Barton said. He said that he had been oversees during the summer prior to Hussein's capture but added that - it's the story of his life- to either be too early or too late for everything. "When I'm back home they catch (him)," Barton said. Barton finally made it to Hussein's bunker, which was located near his birth- See Capture, Page 2A News-Courier/ Alissa Clark Darrell Barton, right, is a freelance photojoumalist who worked on a segment on Saddam Hussein's capture for the CBS News program 60 Minutes. He visited the home of Athens resident John Smith Thursday. Board may pass new policy on phones ce Students likely won't see change at school Bv Kelly Kazek kelly@athensnews-courier. com Students at city schools may see a new policy on cell phones this fall, but principals say their procedure for handling possession of mobile phones at school most likely will not change. The policy, which is in its first reading and has not been approved, is part of a proposed updated code of conduct for city schools students. It was discussed at the board's regular meeting Thursday night. The paragraph on cellular phones is listed as a Class II offense and prohibits "the possession, except for health or other extraordinary needs (and with prior permission of the principal) of a pocket pager, cellular phone or other electronic communication devices." The section references a Code of Alabama law (section See Phones, Page 2A
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Meteorologists Predict Record-Shattering Snowfall Coming Soon
Remember when I posted this back in September?
Chances are you will hear a lot about El Niño in the next month or two. Meteorologists and weather science experts at the National Weather Service (NWS) say that there is a 99% chance that the we will start to see a massive cold-front sooner in the year than has ever happened, which will produce not just record-breaking snowfall, but according to Dr. Boris Scvediok, a doctor of global weather sciences, record shattering snow storms across the board, affecting the entire United States.
"For the sake of comparison to the past winter, lets say that your area received a total of twenty inches of accumulative snow for the season. Because this year the snowfall is predicted to start by the end of September or the beginning of October, you can expect to multiply that number by up to five, ten, maybe even twenty times in some areas. In the worst zones, you could see 50 times the amount of snow you've had in the past. This is the type of winter the American public needs to prepare for. Several meteorologists are saying not to buy into what the models are showing. I can tell you from forty years of scientific weather research, they are doing you a disservice," Dr. Scvediok told the Associated Press on Friday. "The Northeast, Ohio Valley, and Midwestern states will definitely get hit the hardest."
Edward F. Blankenbaker, Senior Administrator of Meteorologists, also told the media that this will be a once-in-a-lifetime kind of snowy winter.
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G20 Ends Abruptly as Obama Calls Putin a Jackass
ST. PETERSBURG (The Borowitz Report)—Hopes for a positive G20 summit crumbled today as President Obama blurted to Russia's Vladimir Putin at a joint press appearance, "Everyone here thinks you're a jackass."
The press corps appeared stunned by the uncharacteristic outburst from Mr. Obama, who then unleashed a ten-minute tirade at the stone-faced Russian President.
"Look, I'm not just talking about Snowden and Syria," Mr. Obama said. "What about Pussy Riot? What about your anti-gay laws? Total jackass moves, my friend."
As Mr. Putin narrowed his eyes in frosty silence, Mr. Obama seemed to warm to his topic.
"If you think I'm the only one who feels this way, you're kidding yourself," Mr. Obama said, jabbing his finger in the direction of the Russian President's face. "Ask Angela Merkel. Ask David Cameron. Ask the Turkish guy. Every last one of them thinks you're a dick."
Shortly after Mr. Obama's volcanic performance, Mr. Putin released a terse official statement, reading, "I should be afraid of this skinny man? I wrestle bears."
After one day of meetings, the G20 nations voted unanimously on a resolution that said maybe everyone should just go home.
Erie County DPW Gears Up For Winter Weather, Plowing
New Trucks, Additional Salt Fortify County's Weather-Fighting Road Crews
ERIE COUNTY, NY— The Erie County Department of Public Works' ("DPW") Highways Division reports readiness to handle Mother Nature's wintriest offerings this season with a force of 40 primary snow plows equipped and ready for action this weekend, with five new vehicles to be added to the fleet starting in the last week of November. The new arrivals are equipped with salters and plows, and four of the five are heavy-duty, tandem-axle trucks featuring all-wheel drive. Since 2011, the DPW has replaced fully 50% of the primary fleet of snow plowing vehicles.
"With the arrival of wintry weather, I want to remind residents that Erie County crews are fully equipped and already busy clearing snow in some areas of the County, particularly in the southern reaches," said Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz. "My administration takes public safety very seriously and understands the responsibility that comes with it when it comes to readiness, responsiveness, and reliability in keeping the roads clear. Many municipalities across Erie County are joining forces with us to keep county roads clear and residents safe this winter, and for those that are a part of the team, I say thank you for sharing our commitment to public safety. Just like last year, we are prepared for the worst that winter can 'snow' at us."
The four new all-wheel drive trucks will be added to two already in Erie County's snow removal fleet. These trucks are essential for operations in the hill country and in southern Erie County where snows are typically heavier. In addition, these trucks can be used throughout the year, rather than the "winter-only" all-wheel drive vehicles purchased in years past. A new high lift was also purchased along with the five new trucks, bringing the total investment in snow-removal equipment to nearly $1.4 million.
In response to a colder-than-normal winter in 2013-14, DPW has also built up its road salt stocks from a year ago. In 2014, 17,000 tons of salt were ordered but over 34,000 tons of salt were used throughout the winter due to harsh conditions. In 2015, DPW has 25,000 tons of salt available for usage on area roadways, with plans to procure more should conditions warrant.
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Buffalo Philharmonic to Present $15,000 to the John R. Oishei Children's Hospital
BUFFALO, NY -The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra will present a $15,000 check to the campaign for the new Oishei Children's Hospital at 9 a.m. on Monday, November 17 at Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo.The donation reflects proceeds from ticket sales to the July 19 Doctors of the World performance at Kleinhans Music Hall.
This $15,000 is the start of an endowment that will help to build the foundation for bringing Buffalo's culturals to the children and their families in the new Oishei Children's Hospital. Music and the arts are integral tools for healing and respite, and it is the hope that they become a key element in the design and atmosphere of the new Oishei Children's Hospital.
"We are overjoyed with the success of the Doctors of the World concert and are honored to accept this generous donation on behalf of Western New York's children and all future patients of the Oishei Children's Hospital," said Allegra Jaros, President, Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo. "It's extraordinary to see a local not-for-profit organization go above and beyond to raise funds for another not-for profit. The BPO is a remarkable community asset and we look forward to continuing our partnership with them for years to come."
The July 19 Doctors of the World concert featured 40 doctor-musicians from England, Norway, South Africa, Taiwan, Denmark, Germany, Costa Rica, Japan, and across the United States performing Holst's "The Planets;" Bernstein's Overture to "Candide;" and Respighi's "Pines of Rome" together with the BPO. The collaboration was part of the global network of doctor-musicians who play together each year in different locations and raise money for local health organizations. This was the first time one of these performances has been done as a side-by-side concert with a professional orchestra.
"The musicians and I enjoyed working with the doctors who came to Buffalo this summer to present a successful and well-received concert," said JoAnn Falletta, BPO Music Director. "Their enthusiasm and their spirit would have made the entire experience gratifying enough, but to be able to provide this support to Women & Children's Hospital provides an even deeper meaning to that one special weekend in July."
On November 17, BPO Music Director, JoAnn Falletta will present the $15,000 check to Allegra Jaros, WCHOB President. Also in attendance will be Daniel Hart, Executive Director of the BPO, Amy Habib Rittling, co-chair of the Oishei Children's Hospital Campaign, WCHOB patients and their families who will benefit from this partnership and two BPO trombonists, Tim Smith and Jonathan Lombardo.
The partnership between the BPO and WCHOB continues on through the creation of a new program called BPOKids Exceptional Kids. Through the sponsorship of Kaleida Health and the BPO, families with children benefiting from services and support groups at Women & Children's Hospital are invited to attend five BPOKids concerts throughout the year. These families are given the opportunity to enjoy a family outing in a supportive environment at Kleinhans Music Hall, including family friendly performances by the BPO and pre-concert activities sponsored by cultural partners such as Albright Knox Art Gallery, The Buffalo Zoo, Explore & More Children's Museum and others. More than 65 people participated in the first concert in October, and over 100 have registered for future concerts.
As Buffalo's cultural ambassador, the Grammy Award-winning Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra under the leadership of music director JoAnn Falletta presents more than 100 concerts each year. Since 1940, the orchestra's home has been Kleinhans Music Hall, a National Historic Landmark with a reputation as one of the finest concert halls in the United States. During the tenure of JoAnn Falletta, the BPO has rekindled its history of radio broadcasts and recordings, including the release of 29 new recordings on the Naxos and Beau Fleuve labels. For more information about the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, visit www.bpo.org.
The vision for the Oishei Children's Hospital is to be recognized as the innovator, the highest quality, highest value provider and partner, and the regional referral center for women and children's health care for Kaleida Health, in Western New York and beyond.
Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo, a Kaleida Health facility and teaching hospital for the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, is the regional center for comprehensive and state-of-the-art pediatric, neonatal, perinatal and obstetrical services in Western New York and beyond. For more information, please go online at www.wchob.org.
Republicans Demand Return of Passive Obama
WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Borowitz Report)—Congressional Republicans on Friday expressed outrage at the new leadership style that President Obama has demonstrated in the aftermath of the midterm elections, and demanded a return of the "passive and unassertive Obama to which we have grown accustomed."
In a joint statement, House Speaker John Boehner and his counterpart in the Senate, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, accused Obama of "engaging in a flagrant display of leadership that we find deeply offensive."
"For the past six years, we have enjoyed a President who has been conciliatory and acquiescent to the point of emasculation," Boehner said. "We want that President back."
McConnell threatened that if Obama does not return to his weak and ineffectual ways at once, "he will face the prospect of being a two-term President."
At the White House, the President did not respond to the Republicans' remarks, telling reporters that he planned to work through the weekend raising the minimum wage, granting amnesty to immigrants, and legalizing marijuana.
Walter: We Must Override Cuono's Veto of Veterans Bill
Assemblyman Ray Walter calls on Assembly and Senate to convene a special session in order to override Gov. Cuomo's veto of bill.
Assemblyman Ray Walter (R,C,I-Amherst) is calling on the legislature to override Gov. Cuomo's veto of veterans "peacetime" pension bill. The bill would have allowed our state's veterans to purchase up to three years of pension service credit for time spent in the military. Walter is calling on both the Senate and Assembly to convene a Special Session in order to override the veto.
"This bill is meant to help the brave men and women make up for the time they lost at home protecting our freedoms," said Walter. "It was passed unanimously in the Senate and all but one member voted for the bill in the Assembly. With such overwhelming support, there is absolutely no reason as to why we should just accept our Governor's veto. I would gladly return to Albany before the years end in order to vote this into law."
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Disgraceful. Been away for a few weeks to get away from things, including my E-mails but now I am catching up on them. None the less, I'd love to hear Jerry's thought processes for doing this. He should be made to account for his actions on this decision with both the ADC and registered Democrats. This could very well be his swan song in his leadership role with the ADC.
Sadly, instances like this abound everywhere and every day our real civil liberties and rights to privacy are evaporating right before our eyes. It is increasingly becoming more difficult to fight and right these things, unless you are wealthy enough to be able to do so and even the 2% Hell, lets make it the top 5%) come out on the short end sometimes. Or, you must give up your personal life to fight something that is just plain wrong. That, the average American should not have to do every stinking time to obtain decent representation.
To digress a bit, but still on message, I hope everyone takes a moment to read what's going around concerning J. Edgar Hoover's FBI letter asking Martin L. King to commit subside. We Americans, while doing many good things, have much to be ashamed of as well. I am aware that in general terms the personal facts concerning MLK are not a state secret. However, the uncovering of this letter written by the last person in the world who should make such statements given his personal life and disdain he held for the constitution while holding a position of such power and trust in our government is a classic example of what our government and one well placed person can do to us if we are not careful. It's not a far stretch of the imagination for this type of person to crawl out of the woodwork again, given the trend that is occurring with our government and government agencies be the federal, state, and local. We have our work cut out for us.
Long Lines Anticipated During Opening of HEAP Program
First Day for Applications is November 17; Residents Encouraged to Avoid Lines, Apply Online
ERIE COUNTY, NY— Applications for regular Home Energy Assistance Program ("HEAP") benefits will be accepted beginning Monday, November 17, 2014 and Erie County's Department of Social Services ("DSS") anticipates receiving more than 20,000 HEAP applications by the end of December. To expedite the application process and to prevent residents from standing in long lines to apply, HEAP applicants are encouraged to apply for benefits online, rather than make a trip to the downtown HEAP office.
Eligible households whose primary heat is electricity or natural gas and who make payments based on their household's actual usage can receive a regular benefit up to $350. Households using a different heating source or that have their heating costs included as part of their rent may receive a larger or smaller amount.
"HEAP is a critical program that assists low-income residents with the cost of heating their homes. However, as HEAP benefits are only available for a specific time during the year, many people mistakenly believe heating assistance is available only on a first-come, first serve basis," said Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz."With a heavy day for applications anticipated for next Monday's opening, we are encouraging residents to save themselves a trip downtown, avoid a potentially long line and wait time, and apply for HEAP benefits online."
Residents with their heat service currently on and without a shutoff notice are advised to apply online atwww.myBenefits.ny.gov or by calling the HEAP Application Request Line at 858-1969.
Regular HEAP eligibility and benefits are based on income, household size, the primary heating source and the presence of a vulnerable household member who is under age 6, is age 60 or older, or is permanently disabled. An eligible household may receive one regular HEAP benefit per program year. Households currently receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families ("TANF") and/or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program ("SNAP") benefits may qualify for an automatic basic HEAP benefit and would not be required to file a separate application. Households may ascertain the status of an AutoPay by calling the HEAP Hotline at 858-7644.
Last season, over 100,000 HEAP benefits were authorized to Erie County households. In order to qualify for a regular HEAP benefit, the members of the household must be citizens of the United States or qualified aliens with gross monthly income at or below the amount per household size listed in the table below:
2014-2015 HEAP Benefit Gross Monthly Income Guidelines
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The season for applying for regular HEAP benefits runs through December 31st. HEAP Emergency Benefits for households whose main source of heat is natural gas or electricity can be applied for beginning January 2, 2015.
For more information:
On the Erie County Department of Social Services, visit http://www2.erie.gov/
McConnell's Election as Majority Leader Announced With Puff of Toxic Black Coal Smoke
WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Borowitz Report)—The election of Senator Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) as the Senate Majority Leader was announced on Thursday by a puff of toxic black coal smoke rising from the United States Capitol.
Speaking from the well of the Senate, McConnell blasted President Obama's recent climate-change deal with the Chinese, saying that it violated "the human rights of carbon."
"I'm not a scientist," he told his colleagues, "but I'm told that carbon is the basic building block of all life on earth. And that means it should enjoy the same human rights as you and I."
Clutching a charcoal briquette in his fist and raising it defiantly over his head, McConnell received a standing ovation from the Republican caucus.
Outside the Capitol, McConnell supporters who had been waiting for the symbolic puff of black smoke let out an exuberant cheer, before rubbing their irritated eyes and choking.


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Toshiba squares California with $30m 'fine'
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Toshiba has stumped up $30 million to settle claims from a clutch of California state agencies which bought laptops containing faulty floppy disk controllers from the company.
This is bad news for Toshiba - and its shareholders. In January, the company shelled out $2.1 billion to satisfy product liability claims that it knowingly sold notebooks containing the defective component. That seemed like a pretty enormous settlement at the time. And its sheer size seemed to indicate finality. But the California deal indicates that other organisations could be lurking in the woodwork.
Toshiba sold five million PCs containing the floppy disk controller since 1985. The defect meant that data was sometimes lost or damaged when transferred from a hiard drive to a floppy disk. Toshiba continues to deny accusations that it knew of the problem. ®


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Smoke from overheated pipe organ forces evacuation of Salem funeral
Members of the Salem Fire Department responded to reports of heavy smoke inside the building shortly after 11 a.m.
Though initially reported as a working fire, no fire was present in the building, said Fire Capt. Timothy Kenney, though it was initially called in as such in order to summon additional help at the scene.
"There were a lot of people inside the church and there was an obvious smoke condition," Kenney said. The building was evacuated within about 10 minutes and the mourners in the funeral procession went about their way unharmed.
With firefighters from Windham and Methuen, Mass., assisting at the scene and staff from the Pelham and Derry fire departments providing station coverage, the smoke was determined to have come from the basement.
The old electrical motor that aerates the sanctuary pipe organ had apparently overheated, creating clouds of black smoke.
"When that happened, it also tripped up the electrical system, so the power went out too," Kenney said. '
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I meant to sew rabbits for my new little nephew, but when I had made the ears, it could not be anything but 3 little Totoros. They are really simple to make. And they have little butts :p
I added a how to - hope it is understandable.
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Step 1
First, turn your sock inside out and flatten it out with the heel facing downwards.
If forgot to turn it, so the sock I am demonstrating has the wrong side out.
Step 2
Draw the shape of the ears on the top. This is a 25 cm long sock, and the ears I drew are 6 cm long.
Step 3
Sew along the line and cut away the middle part.
Step 4
Time to stuff your Totoro. I used the filling of an old pillow. It is easy to shape.
Step 5
Stuff it til it is semi-hard and shape-able. Leave some fabric in the bottom.
Step 6
Cut that part of and save it. Spare a little for seamallowance.
Step 7
And now we make that famous little butt. Fold the fabric inside
Step 8
Start sewing from inside the folded part. Insert the needle in all the little wrinkles in the fabric.
Step 9
Hopefully it will end up looking like this. The first one looks better, I hurried trough this time.
Step 10
The tail is made from the spare piece of sock you cut off earlier.
Step 11
Sew around it, but leave the end open. Stuff the tail and close it.
Step 12
Attach it to the back of the Totoro. Some how one of the sides looks more like a back than the others. If not, it can be shaped.
Step 13
Cut out eyes, nose, and belly in black and white felt. I just handdrew the pieces. If making the smallest Totoro, you only need to make eyes.
Step 14
Glue the felt on. If it is for smaller children, you might want to sew it on.
Step 15
I shaped the ears of the largest Totoro, with thread through the bottom of it's ears.
Step 16
Make sure you sew it tightly enough, so the thread is not visible.
Step 17
And you're done!
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My Daughter grew up on Totoro! she is going to be thrilled to be able to make them for her little girls they all love that cat! )or what ever it is?? lol.. Thanks so very much for the tutorial !!!
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The Bureau of Ocean Energy & Management (BOEM) is moving forward with plans to lease 1.17 million acres of federal waters in Lower Cook Inlet for oil and gas exploration. This rich and productive area supports valuable commercial, sport and subsistence fisheries, and provides critical habitat for whales and other marine mammals, including the endangered Cook Inlet beluga whale.
Proposed Harbor Safety Committee to protect Cook Inlet
In 2010, large vessels transported nearly 450 million gallons of crude oil and 575 million gallons of 'non-persistent' oil (i.e. gasoline & light diesel) through Cook Inlet waters. The HRC has the potential to be a non-regulatory arena where all voices can come to the table in an organized manner to ensure best practices and pro-active measures are taken to protect Cook Inlet into the future. Inletkeeper looks forward to participating in this effort with a solution-oriented approach in line with our mission: Protect Cook Inlet and the life it sustains.
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Public hearings soon; comments due Dec. 8, 2014 The federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has announced its intent to develop an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for oil and gas leasing in Lower Cook Inlet. It will hold "scoping" meetings to learn what issues should be addressed in the EIS. Oil & gas leasing in Lower Cook Inlet has a long and controversial history, due in large part to the incredible commercial, sport and subsistence fisheries resources in the area.
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Like many harbors in the state, the float system in the Homer Harbor is old and definitely needing upgrades. In the City's words, the floats being replaced are "some of the oldest and most badly damaged floats in the harbor." So out with the old and in with the new - hooray! But what happens with the old?


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Ladies, be the most mesmerizing fan in the stands in this heathered racerback tank from Touch by Alyssa Milano. It features sheer burnout fabric, a chic racerback and a crystal team logo on the chest for a dazzling look that proves your Phillies devotion!
- 67% Polyester/33% Cotton
- Imported
- Lightweight ladies sheer burnout tank top
- Officially licensed MLB product
- Racerback
- Rhinestone jeweled logo
- Rib-knit collar & arm holes
- Tagless collar
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