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Library hours cut as university spending shrinks
More than 1,000 students have signed online petitions and liked Facebook pages calling for the restoration of the USF Tampa Library hours to its 24/5 schedule.
The Library's reduced hours, now open from 7:30 a.m. until midnight on Mondays through Thursdays and until 6 p.m. on Fridays, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and from noon to midnight on Sundays, are part of the financial belt-tightening students will begin to feel as the university embarks on its plans to become more financially sound and different segments of the university discuss how to best fund necessary operations.
William Garrison, dean of USF Libraries, said funding for keeping the library open for the extra hours had never been recurring.
The Library began funding additional hours in Spring 2010, when a Student Government (SG) project pushed for extended hours.
On a campus with a large population of non-traditional, commuter and working students, the Library would see about 400-500 students during the overnight hours, and upwards of 1,000 during midterm and finals week, Garrison said.
During the first two semesters of operation, the Library funded the additional hours, which surmount to about $136,000, through its carry-forward cash reserves. After those funds were dried, the Office of Student Success funded the operation through one-time expenditures.
But now, Garrison, who said his staff "fought tooth and nail" until last week to keep the Library open 24/5, said as the university undergoes spending reduction, there are no longer funds for keeping the Library open.
"We don't have enough to fund 24/5," he said. "At the same time, we've been under a mandate from the Provost to make sure that we don't cut our materials used for teaching, learning and research. So the material costs have gone up, but our budget has gone down. We've been robbing Peter to pay Paul, if you will, to make sure the budget balances. But this year is really critical, because we just don't have the money to fund it."
USF Provost Ralph Wilcox said funding to keep the Library open 24/7 was something that was always an "extra" and that the university didn't have the funds to keep up the operational hours given the financial squeeze the university faces.
But, he said, the change should not come as a surprise. The expectation when SG proposed the project, he said, was that they would provide funding as well — funding he said SG has never provided.
In spring, he said, the Office of Academic Affairs and the Office of Student Affairs put in a joint request for allocating a portion of the Activities and Services (A&S) fee, a $14.1 million budget controlled by SG that each student pays a $7 flat fee and a $12.08 per credit hour A&S fee into, to continue extended use of the Library. Wilcox said it was made clear at the time that the university did not have the funds to continue the 24/5 operation.
"It's time Student Government stepped up and passed a budget reflective of students' needs," he said.
Interim Director for Student Affairs Tom Miller said Student Government has requested to meet with the Provost, something Wilcox said he is open to talking about, to discuss the issue.
Student body President William Warmke said the Office of Academic Affairs approached SG with a proposal that initially would have A&S fees paying for one-third of the costs necessary to keep the Library open this year, the Office of Academic Affairs paying for one-third and the Office of Student Affairs paying for one-third. Warmke said the Office of Academic Affairs later retracted their proposal, stating they wished to pay for one-fourth of the cost, have Student Affairs pay for one-fourth of the cost and have A&S fees pay for half the costs.
In future years, Warmke said, A&S fees would be required to sustain the full costs of operation.
"We believe A&S fees shouldn't be spent on something as core and central as academics, which doesn't even fall under our jurisdiction," he said. "We believe that's what you pay tuition for."
But, Warmke said, SG is considering other options, such as expanding the hours of the Marshall Student Center to be 24 hours that would be outside the jurisdiction of academics but provide students with a space to study.
Miller said he is hopeful that the parties can come up with a workable solution for providing students with access to study space during those hours — one he said is hopeful that will be met as the semester picks up with academic intensity.
"If there is a solution, it's in collaboration," he said. "Our students are lobbying for study. That says wonderful things about them. They could be lobbying for beer or pizza. But they're lobbying for a space to study." 12
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My Heart Will Go On Chapter 1What I Write For: Titanic
Warnings: Sexual content, some language
Rating: T
Genres: Drama, romance
A/N: Recently, I have been overly obsessed with "Titanic". I will admit that I have only seen the movie twice (so there might be some mistakes), but I am in love with it so much right now. So to fuel that obsession and do something useful with it, I figured I write a fanfic. Overused title I know, but I couldn't think of anything else. I'll change it as some point. Enjoy
My Heart Will Go On : Chapter 1
So I'm sure you've all heard my story. Jack Dawson, the third-class gutter rat. The struggling artist from Wisconsin and who traveled the world without looking back once. I was a free spirit kind of guy which appeared to always have more pros than cons. I was also the total opposite of her, and I'm not talking about our societal statuses. I'm sure you were told that Jack Dawson died in the sinking of the Titanic on April 15th, 1912. That I died of hypothermia with my beloved Rose
Four YearsWhat I Write For: Percy Jackson, Mark of Athena
Warnings: Sexual content, some language
Rating: T
Genres: Drama, romance
A/N: Zomg. A different fandom from me? WHAT IS GOING ON? Well I can't seem to read "The Mark of Athena" without stopping from all sorts of feels, so I thought I'd write about them. This is my version of Chapter 13 of Rick Riordan's "The Mark of Athena".
Four Years
Annabeth's heart raced as she pulled Percy along through the Argo II. He had asked her several times where they were headed, but she ignored his demands.
"Annabeth," he whined and tried to slip his arm around her waist. "I haven't seen you in months."
"Keep yourself together, Seaweed Brain. We're nearly there."
She wiggled free of his grasp before he could push her blonde hair back with his nose and breath into her ear. Even the thought of the sensation sent goosebumps down to her toes.
Percy stopped dead in their tracks. Annabeth turned around to find Percy standing there in the dim light of the nig
The Red TableThere is no wind
As sun glistens through stoic clouds.
Wrappers and pages of torn homework
Litter concrete,
A place desolate after dark.
It rings in my ears
Years after years
Like an old friend
Who I hugged and whispered,
Dirt has collected on our old spot,
The red surface not cleaned
By my laughter,
Or your smile.
A circle we created of life
Now empty, since
Our lack of presence renders it useless.
Nostalgia coated in water drops
Is enough to say,
I miss you.
The Dreamer
Cosmic dance above my head,
colors that blend sublime.
Blues and greens and striking reds,
I'm lost in space and time.
Such scenes inspire dreamers,
it's nature at it's best!
Poets, artists, believers,
translating beauty's fest.
Thoughts drift to my city home,
the foul, polluted air.
Smog creates a poisoned dome,
yet no one seems to care.
Planet earth, a 'jewel in space',
or so the spaceman said.
That saying now seems out of place,
a 'nest befouled' instead.
But for now I watch the lights,
and dream of better things.
A future day when earth is right,
and harmony takes wing.
UndeadThe ground bleeds through with chalk
And ink falls from the sky
Wool clogs my lungs
And the nails of the air pierce my throat
Fire burns holes in my eyes
And the wax of sleep cakes my voice
Forever frozen rivers beneath pallid fabric
And stumbling through shadows, intoxicated with hunger
When the dirt is peeled back
And the shallow grave abandoned
The death breath walks rigid
And searches for liquid pleasure
Rest in peace.Dive into the deep blue sky, and let it take you by the hand to it's secret hiding place beyond the hemisphere. Where every piece of love for you is catalogued in shades of burgundy velvet.
Fly freely alongside millions of coloured paper cranes, in the highest clouds granting wishes. While I look up at the sky thinking about the endless possibilities surrounding you.
Eat delicious dinner's with your once lost family and friends, as your serenaded by a choir of angels playing tango at your request; while you sip the finest wine, and hover above the most tranquil of waterfalls.
Dance with the golden sun rays, teach them your steps as you sway with the highest trees inviting them to sing a refreshing breeze; hypnotising the world for hours at a time.
Then when you're done––
Drape yourself on the crested moon, with eternity as your blanket.
Rest peacefully, amongst the white sparkling hopes of a billion lost souls.
When I imagine you... I imagine you like this.
© Rocio Bel
Life At Every CornerAs a space clears for life
in search of another adventure,
life reappears over ancient ashes
as if reincarnating for the sole purpose of filling
When America discovered that there was more land to expand,
they exploded.
And so,
I encourage you to go find me a corner,
small or big,
in which life doesn't inhibit.
I zoomed into landscapes of unfamiliar places,
Baffled at this scale,
hoping to understand it,
and more so accept it.
And so my eyes spoke forbidden truth,
and it was that Space,
is made for something.
A bigger house is an open invitation
a smaller house is an overflowing home.
And so, i find myself with light bulbs enlighting over my head,
sharp and crisp cutting through my ignorance,
I realized,
that my home was was not made for only me,
but an invitation to many.
The longer the space,
the bigger the spaces between us,
through these long hallways and closed rooms.
All i hear is a collision of life,
that i once thought wasn't supposed to exist,
but now i under
Just For A SecondPlease can you imagine for me
just for a second...
Imagine me
With you
Both of us...
That's all I dream about
I don't have the imagination
To think of the specifics
Like how it would happen
What we'd be like together
Why we'd be happy
But when I let myself dream
I imagine us...
And while I know
You don't dream about me
You don't know me
Or whether I can truly
Make you happy...
I want you to imagine that
Just for a second,
And tell me if I can try
To make it real.
Even The City KnowsIs it at all easy?
Being by yourself, I mean.
Sitting in a car, on a train, on a bus--wherever you might be now, isn't it hard to be a drifter?
There are no men with newspapers, no women with strollers, no love-crazy teenagers, no annoying toddlers, no anybody.
Just you.
You stare out the window, like there are people out there, calling your name. The trees are out there, and they've lost all their leaves, all their buds--they've lost everything, just like you.
The sky is out there, and it's gray and colorless, just like you.
The stars are out there, and they're so blown-out-of-proportion, and they're just like you, too.
But the trees, the skies, the stars, they're used to being left alone.
You're not.
You lack the ebullience of your drink, but it, too, is fading.
Frost has gathered on windows, on the ground, on rivers, everywhere.
Frost comes and goes, just like you, when you finally melt away.
The city draws to darkness and quiet--it disappears, just like you.
But, even frost
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Asian Rim Sushi Company
- Address:
3419 Colonnade Parkway
Birmingham, AL 35243Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Pan-AsianPrice: $30 and under
Asian Rim Sushi Company
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.asianrim.com/
- Phone: (205) 490-1444
- Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday 11:00am-9:30pm
Friday & Saturday 11:00am-10:00pm
Sunday 11:00am-8:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Pan-Asian, Thai
- Executive Chef: Master Sushi Chef Phichaya Arimahong
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Catering available with 24 hours notice requested. Please Call to request our catering menu. Remy Helu 205.490.1444
- Entertainment: Music on the Outer Rim (Outdoor Seating Area) during Season, TVs in the Wave (Bar Area), Open Kitchen, Sushi Bar and Friendly/Happy Servers
- Special Events: Check our FB page for all special events
A word from Asian Rim Sushi Company
Asian Rim Sushi Company is the winner of Birmingham's "Best New Restaurant for 2012" as awarded by BirminghamRestaurants.com. This distinction was ignited with the creative menu development by a team of Seattle, WA chefs capturing the made-from-scratch cravable flavor profiles and a diverse menu where Foodies flock for their culinary pleasures. Aside from their Signature Sushi, the Rim offers a culinary fusion of authentic Thai and Pan-Asian cuisine. Asian Rim is Birmingham's most "in place to be seen & dine". The Wave (Bar) is high energy & features the perfect "Southern Hospitality" atmosphere while the "Outer Rim" (outdoor seating) is a great retreat to just chill and visit with friends. The Rim is opened 7 days for both lunch & dinner. Check-out both www.AsianRim.com and their Face Book page for a better appreciation of this exceptional Pan-Asian eatery.Continued
Located in The Colonnade at the intersection of I-459 & State Road 28.
Located in The Colonnade at the intersection of I-459 & State Road 28.
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Asian Rim Sushi Company reviews from OpenTable diners
11 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.3Service3.8
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (5)good for groups (5)great for outdoor dining (4)great for lunch (3)romantic (2)neighborhood gem (2)special occasion (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- A pleasant surpriseLocalDINKsDined on 11/19/2014Had the sashimi appetizer, chicken and shrimp dumplings, and seaweed salad. Sashimi was a bit smaller portion than I anticipated though piece count was noted on the menu. Very tasty. Dumplings were my fave. Seaweed salad was a bit heavy on the soy sauce for me, but still yummy. Ate every bit of everything. My dining partner was not a fan of the cilantro in the cilantro miso soup. No wait, and a much more chill option (quieter, casual) than the zoo of a chain restaurant across the highway.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BillDined on 11/16/2014We have eaten at Asian Rim 2 times. On this occasion the food was still good but not outstanding like it had been before. All of us at our table agreed on that. Service was also not nearly as attentive as it had been previously, and the restaurant was not horribly busy due to the inclement weather. Overall disappointing when compared to our previous experience there.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disaster of a Restaurant and MenuDrFoodDined on 11/11/2014A colleague and I went to dinner at Asian Rim on the evening of November 11. We chose the restaurant based on the on-line menu, it looked interesting and reasonable for a business dinner. We were greeted and seated by a young man immediately upon arriving. He seated us and told us our wait person's name (I do not remember now) and told us she would be with us in a couple of minutes. 10 minutes later he realized she had not come by our table and apologized. This should have been an indicator of the events to follow. Finally a young lady wanders over to our table and asks what we want to drink, no introduction, no welcome....just what the heck do you want to drink with an attitude of hurry up you're horning in on my facebook or twitter time. Needless to say the rest of dinner went the same way. Next time I'm in Birmingham I will avoid this restaurant.
- Second visit in a MonthAllenDined on 11/10/2014I believe this is my favorite restaurant right now. The edamame is the best I have had. It has a smoky flavor and is really different and fresh tasting. The sushi is wonderful and very reasonably priced. Also I like the way they can spice up any dish and they use a numbering scale to gauge the heat. Awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Asian rimGirlsnightDined on 10/15/2014Food and service fantastic. The light above the table gave me a migraine. Softer bulbs or larger shades would be great. A good place to go when you want to have great food and be able to have conversation and hear each other.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really good foodAllenDined on 10/15/2014It was our first visit. We tried black smoke salted steamed edamame, Godzilla roll kicked up with jalapenos (at the suggestion of our server), and crab Rangoon. Everything was outstanding. For our lunch entrees, Pad Thai and chicken with green curry. Also had the Ginger Miso salad. Everything was fresh and tasty. This is a great place to have lunch. Service was great. Loved it. It will be back to visit at nightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and serviceHedgeplDined on 8/17/2014This is a great place with good sushi and other dishes. The Korean BBQ and Thai noodles are good too. Request spicy noodles of you like them hot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, poor serviceFoodieVIPDined on 8/16/2014I have eaten here 4 times so far. Every other visit, I have received poor service. This time we asked for to-go boxes. We accepted her offer to pack it. It took her so long to return (5+ minutes) I started to wonder if it was thrown away and the order needed to be remade. Wonder if it would have been quicker to box it ourselves? I recommend the food but if you are on a time limit you will be taking a chance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Ribeye EverBamaLoriDined on 8/10/2014We went for lunch on a Sunday, it was not crowded at all. I expected a lunch menu, but there was not one, it's the same price for dinner and lunch, that was a little disappointing as the prices are quite high. We'd gone for sushi, but I love a good rib-eye, so I took a risk and ordered it. I'm very particular about it not being over cooked. I'll have to say it was the best medium rare on the rare side that I've ever ordered out, perfectly charred on the outside as well. It was heavy on the salty side however, so next time I guess I'll have to ask to go lightly on that. The wasabi mashed potatoes tasted like just regular mashed potatoes, not sure where the wasabi factors in there. Dumplings were not pretty, but good. Great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 32 reviews are from the Asian Rim Sushi Company reviews archive.
- gracefruitDined on 7/19/2014Dinner tonight was rather disappointing. The food was average and the service slow and curt. I was also rather let down to see the dessert menu completely different than what I found online. It's the sort of place I'd file under "good for Birmingham" but not good by the standards of other areas with far more dining options. I will not be back.
- Really bad incompetent serviceTonyG931Dined on 7/14/2014The service is terrible here. I wish I knew our servers name she had two large ponytails she was one of the worst servers I ever had. She came to the table 10 minutes after we were seated and said it was busy but it was slowing down then walked away. She came back to our table and and not saying anything (she did this several times) so we just ordered. My wife ordered the Tempura fish & stix it was 2 small pieces of fish over soggy fries and slaw at $16 a rip off. Our meals did not come out at the same time. She said they were backed up because it was $1 sushi night which they told us nothing about and I waited another 10 minutes for my sushi it was good. We were not greeted by the server or anyone as we exited. I will never return.
- Sushi in Birmingham, ALHungryTravelerDined on 5/22/2014Birmingham is not know for its Sushi but Asian Rim is very good and is a good price.Special Features:
- Asian Rim a wonderful find....SteveDined on 5/11/2014My family has dined at Asian Rim twice now, and have found the food and service to be outstanding. We'll be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good neighborhood gemLuvtochillDined on 5/3/2014Godd and friendly service, food was good, but poor mixed drinksSpecial Features:
- Sunday night outOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/9/2014We enjoyed our dinner outside in the wonderful weather! The food was delicious and our waiter was incredible!Special Features:
- Excellent SushibhamfoodieDined on 2/22/2014Since finding Asian Rim, we have enjoyed everything we have tried ... we continue to try all of the different sushi rolls and thus far none disappoint...the service is great, but the food is divine...excellent little spot for some really great sushi.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lacking serviceKstaple1Dined on 2/21/2014Took long to get the good out. Even drink refills were nonexistent. Food was great though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good sushi, will go backiheartwineDined on 2/21/2014We are always looking for good, creative sushi in Birmingham, We tried 3 rolls and were happy with all three. We also had sashimi that was a generous portion and very fresh.Special Features:
- Fantastic Menukbb1VIPDined on 2/16/2014We happened upon this place a few weeks ago and have been 2 more times since. The food is fantastic and the menu is huge, with great variety. The sushi is very good but the remaining menu is even better.Special Features:
- Sushi!BAMSDined on 2/15/2014Everything was spectacular about the place.. besides the drink service... it took forever to get our drinks ordered and delivered to our table all three rounds : (. That is the only complaint I have! Food was exceptional!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentine's dayvalentinesDined on 2/14/2014I tried this restaurant for Valentine's Day mainly because my favorite location was booked. I had reservations for 9:15 and ended up having to wait for 30-45 minutes because a table stayed longer than expected and they kept giving tables to people in front of us. The biggest complaint I have is the entree pricing compared to food quality and overall satisfaction was not commensurate. I would not recommend this restaurant to a friend.Special Features:
- Valentine's DinnerGeeDubDined on 2/14/2014Pleasantly surprised with menu selection. Plan to try more items on upcoming visits.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall a nice dineDallDined on 2/14/2014We went on the busiest time of the year for them... "Valentine's day". I thought the service was good, but probably normally better on less hectic days. Had an issue with their reservation system which overbooked them, causing delays for folks with reservations. Waits can happen even when there's not a malfunction, but the wait was long even though we had reservations. The staff was very polite, but the server took a long time to come around the first time(10 minutes). After the initial order and drinks served, the server didn't come by very often. They didn't appear to be understaffed. The food was very good, and i'd recommend this place to others for just the food. Sushi was creative and fresh, and the thai curry was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, but unspeakably pretentious.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/14/2014Took my girlfriend here for Valentine's dinner this month. The sushi, as the name would suggest, was excellent. I'd definitely recommend the Sushi Appetizer. That said, the menu was confusing and pretentious. The many items were needlessly described as "unique" or "famous". Apparently the desert selection is displayed "before your very eyes"(!!) by a "Krewe Member". I don't recall the name of our Krewe Member, but he was extremely inattentive, leaving us waiting for about 40 minutes in between appetizers and entrees. The salmon was good, but the scallops were drowned in a sugary, unpalatable sauce and caked with candied nuts. Good quality seafood overall, but I don't think I'd go again. The novelty wore off very quickly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice Valentine.'s eveningMrEdDined on 2/14/2014We met friends there for an early dinner. Staff was extremely friendly helpful. We ate mostly sushi dishes they recommended and we could not have been more pleased. Food was great, drinks were timely and we will will definitely return!Special Features:
- was ok. 1 of the dumplingsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 2/14/2014was ok. 1 of the dumplings was notably cold - seems maybe they were microwaved... food was ok, one of the starters was excessively spicy; ambiance was ok, service was above average - overall is ok and we were there on a very busy night - on an off night might be a little better. I wouldn't avoid Asian Rim but at the same time I can't rave about them either. they are ok.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our favorite Sushi in BirminghamEddieDined on 2/14/2014This is by far the best Sushi restaurant in Birmingham. The fish is fresh, the rolls are huge and creative. Stop going to the overpriced place in Homewood because of the atmosphere and go to Asian Rim....you will be glad you did!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Underwhelming Valentine'sOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/14/2014Underwhelming Valentine's Day dinner despite the other reviews
- Great food and serviceLolaDined on 1/27/2014The food is some of the best I have had and the service is impeccable.Special Features:
- Nice Surprise...MaxurbnDined on 12/20/2013I found this gem of a sushi restaurant to be quite charming. The food was GREAT!!! The atmosphere was very friendly and the staff were very courteous. If you like sushi then you must give Asian Rim a try, you won't regret it...Special Features:
- what a treatkristinavDined on 12/14/2013Excellent experience- food was superb and the service top notch love the cucumber mojitoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first time eating hereTishDined on 8/7/2013i went here on thursday, august 8, 2013 around 5 or 6pm. i went here with my boyfriend. i want to go here to get some sushi, to celebrate me getting a job, and to get some new experience in new foods. i got the miso soup. sorry, if i spelled that wrong. the soup was very yummy. then i got california, spider and eel sushi rolls. all the sushi was good, but the eel end up being my favorite. the cali roll is my second favorite. i had dessert a chocolate mousse and red velvet cake thingy. my total is up coming to 50 dollars. 50 bucks was my budget anyway. i just didn't know i would spend the whole thing. actually my total was 48.56 and i gave the change the my wonderful waiter as a tip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best sushi in BirminghamBloodparrotVIPDined on 6/23/2013The sushi is fantastic. In addition, the menu for children is creative...Monkey Roll with bread as the roll filled with banana and peanut butter.I would recommend this to a friend.
- The service was terrific.MontyDined on 6/7/2013The service was terrific. The waiter made a few suggestions, that were delicious. And the extensive sushi menu, had items you don't see everywhere else. There were 4 of us....2 got sushi and it was great. 1 got a steak and 1 got the scallops.....all were delicious. Highly reccomendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Wonderful Find!tman9923Dined on 5/31/2013This place had good sushi and some of the best entrees you can find. I strongly recommend the Miso Sea Bass...it melts in your mouth and was cooked perfectly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceJoyceDined on 5/26/2013The food was wonderful, the ambience was great, but the service made the trip worth while! I loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great sashimiMisterZeeVIPDined on 5/14/2013We sat outside and had a very nice dinner. Small Sashimi plate (20 pieces) was very fresh and tasty. My coworker got a sushi roll with salmon, and it had some bones in it. That's the first time I've ever seen bones in sushi, but it still tasted good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good sushi, nice serviceswimmerpcDined on 5/12/2013Stumbled upon the Asian Rim one day while driving through the Colonnade and decided to give it a try. The decor was modern and inviting, the service very good and the food on par with some of the better sushi places in town. I especially liked the edamane humus as an appetizer and the signature roll - the Hawaiian - was a very pleasant surprise. They also offer daily specials including a Tuesday night 3 pieces for a dollar special. If you like sushi, you won't be disappointed at the Asian Rim.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good value overall. Not the4peregrinoVIPDined on 4/19/2013Good value overall. Not the best sushi in town, but certainly the best value. Edemame humus and bento salads I had were excellent. Buttherfish was well executed on Miso. My companion had Red Dragon and calamari. She liked them, but the delicacy of ingredients was not the best. All in all, an excellent new addition to town. Easy to get a spotSpecial Features:
- Host was very attentive butOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 4/15/2013Host was very attentive but server was inexperienced and seemed overwhelmed. Sushi was good and menu has extensive variety of sushi rolls. Overall, Asian Rim was OK but could be better.


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GAC Pindar in J/V with global freight forwarder TNL International, deliver a 7.6 mt Stamas boat from Georgia USA to Aukland, New Zealand.
The privately owned motorboat, which is 3.93 metres high and 12.58 metres long overall, was handled with care for its 15,000km voyage. Before being loaded onto a ship bound for Auckland at Savannah, Georgia, it was shrink-wrapped and cradled on a special mafi trailer.
Once the craft arrived in New Zealand, TNL GAC Pindar had to make special arrangements for the final stretch of its journey – by road from Auckland Port to its final destination at the dry stack in the city's Westhaven Marina. The motorboat had to be held in storage at port until it was allowed on its way, as local regulations impose restrictions on how and when such large out-of-gauge objects can be transported by road. By working closely with the port authorities and stevedores TNL GAC Pindar was able to negotiate a waiver of the extra storage fee and successfully deliver the boat. It also took care of all the related customs clearance and taxation procedures.
Richard Thorpe, Manager of TNL GAC Pindar – Australasia, says: "The transportation of yachts and marine leisure vessels requires specialist solutions tailored to each individual case. It is extremely important that both the mechanical integrity of the vessel and its exterior are protected throughout the process. By combining the specialist experience of GAC Pindar and the local knowledge of TNL International here in Auckland, the motorboat was in safe hands throughout."
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SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad today announced that it has entered into Sale and Purchase Agreements to acquire the entire interest of PETRONAS in 3 blocks offshore
Statoil has decided to cancel the Stena Carron rig contract after fulfilling the work commitments in the Statoil-operated blocks 38 and 39 in the Kwanza basin offshore Angola.
Stephen D. Pryor, president, ExxonMobil Chemical Company and vice president of Exxon Mobil Corporation, has elected to retire on January 1, 2015, after more than 44 years of service.
After months of preparation, HMAS Success departed Garden Island in Sydney today for a six-month deployment to the Middle East Region to provide logistic support
Rosneft commenced shipment of crude oil extracted at the Northern Tip of Chayvo license off the coast of Sakhalin, with the first tanker carrying Sokol-grade crude leaving port on November 21.
Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Oscar Austin (DDG 79) departed Naval Station Norfolk Nov. 21 for a deployment to the U.S. 6th Fleet area of responsibility (AOR).
Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today announced the appointment of senior management personnel to new key management positions in the
Containerized imports shipped through the Port of Oakland were up 9.17% in October from a year ago, the port said, citing the surge as the biggest jump in import cargo volume in six months.
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"Thank you for your custom," was the refrain used by staff to long-term customers who have thronged Shaw's Drapery store on Mullingar's Pearse Street today, as "Closing Down Sale" notices went up on the windows.
The closure will bring to an end over 100 years of history, and with its closure, Mullingar loses one of its landmark shops.
Shaw's, which sold fabrics, soft furnishings, handbags and clothing, is to close on Saturday week - but with 50 per cent off all items, the shop had already emptied well by this afternoon.
It was clear many of the customers were regulars, and saddened by the announcement of closure.
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Critics threaten to crash incinerator party
Opponents of Durham Region's controversial energy-from-waste facility are miffed the event is invitation-only.
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Durham Region residents are burning mad that they've been shut out of next week's ground-breaking ceremony for the controversial garbage incinerator. And they're threatening to crash the invitation-only event, on a vast, empty lot just east of Oshawa.
"We're going there anyway," vows Doug Anderson, president of the opposition group DurhamCLEAR. "It's going to be one of the biggest things we've ever done," he says, predicting hundreds will show up.
Scores of politicians, officials and businesspeople have been invited to watch the first shovel hit the ground Wednesday morning on the 12-hectare site in Clarington where the $272 million facility will be built.
The 11:30 a.m. ceremony will be followed by a reception in tents set up for the celebration. Organizers did not respond to the Star's request for details.
"It's a slap in the face," says Barry Dutton, a self-described "regular guy" who believes taxpayers have a right to witness the "single largest capital expense in our region's history."
While he and other uninvited guests are still working out plans for Wednesday, "civil disobedience could be the only thing left to do," he says.
Regional chair and co-host Roger Anderson insists no one will be allowed into the three-hour event without a pass but doesn't explain how they'll be kept off the unfenced property.
"The project is moving forward and (protesters) standing there picketing isn't going to change anything," he said in an interview.
A joint initiative with York Region, the Durham York Energy Centre will burn 140,000 tonnes of trash a year, while generating electricity. Residents have fought for six years to stop the project, concerned that toxic air emissions will put their health at risk. Consultants and officials insist the state-of-the-art facility planned will be safe.
Outraged over the snub to taxpayers, "who are technically owners," Clarington Councillor Corinna Traill is urging everyone to join her onsite for the "joyous occasion."
"If this is such a great thing, why is the public being excluded?" she asks, calling the private affair to launch the region's investment "heavy-handed and anti-democratic."
So many people responded after she posted a link on her blog to the official invitation that the region's website crashed, says Traill, a vocal critic of the incinerator.
Opponents aren't giving up. DurhamCLEAR has started legal action over zoning of the site, which they say doesn't permit an incinerator.
"They can dig as many holes in the ground as they like, but if the courts say they shouldn't have . . . we can still stop this," says Doug Anderson.
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Southern Vermont College Partners with Glens Falls Hospital to Expand Radiologic Sciences Program
July 25, 2013
As part of a new partnership, Glens Falls Hospital will now serve as a clinical site for Southern Vermont College's (SVC) Radiologic Sciences program. Located in upstate New York, Glens Falls is the largest health care provider between Albany and Montreal, providing SVC students the opportunity to work with some of the best health care staff in the area.
"Expansion of our health care program is critical to meeting the workforce needs of the future. SVC is committed to this effort, and I am delighted to have Glens Falls Hospital as our new partner," Karen Gross, President of Southern Vermont College, said.
The partnership with Glens Falls Hospital advances SVC's reputation for providing a state-of-the-art Radiologic Sciences degree. The program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT). In 2012, the radiologic program celebrated a 100 percent career placement rate of its graduates. As the latest addition to SVC's impressive list of clinical sites, Glens Falls Hospital will enable the department to admit nearly double the amount of incoming students and increase the program's elective class opportunities.
"Surviving in today's medical field is all about adapting to the evolving health care industry—today's radiologic technologist must have experience working with sophisticated technology in order to embark on a thriving career," explains Linda Lippacher, Director of SVC's Radiologic Sciences Curriculum. "Glens Falls Hospital is one of the busiest hospitals in the Northeast and with its state-of the-art equipment and Level II Trauma Center, it offers our students the opportunity to gain unique in-the-field experiences necessary for perfecting their radiography skills."
Glens Falls Hospital's School of Radiologic Technology opened in 1951. With recent changes in educational requirements, the hospital closed its school. The partnership with SVC allows Glens Falls Hospital to remain an educational environment for radiologic students. Additionally, the agreement between the two institutions allows Glens Falls Hospital's current students to continue their education under SVC's high-quality radiologic program.
"We're honored to be a part of Southern Vermont College's prestigious radiologic program," said Dianne Shugrue, President and CEO of Glens Falls Hospital. "I'm certain that the combination of SVC's superior leadership and impressive curriculum and our advanced facilities will enhance our abilities to educate and support successful radiologic technologists in the years to come."
SVC radiologic students will begin their clinicals at Glens Falls Hospital in the fall of 2013.
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I am a descendant of William Clark, brother to Rhoda Clark. I can not help you too much with your East Connections. I have a number of Easts in my family tree and I am sure they are connected. It would be interesting to find out how they relate to one another.
I am interested in what you know about Rhoda Clark, her parents and her siblings. I am wondering how many siblings you have found. I am only sure of your Rhoda and my William. I was contacted by a lady who said her ancestor, Susannah Clark was a sister to our William and Rhoda. I can find no mention of a Susannah in any document or of her husband Jesse Malone. However I have found a mention of Dabney Clark and a Benjamin Clark in the estate accts for the settlement of the estate of Isaac Clark. I was wondering what you have turned up on this family.


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Rotterdam is freezing harbor dues for ships for the third year running in 2012, as it bids to boost its share of cargo in the fiercely competitive Le Havre-Hamburg port range.
A discount of 3 percent on all cargoes in 2011 will also be continued into 2012, the Port Authority announced. Europe's biggest port said it is also ready to discount dues during the year, for the first time ever, in the event of a "serious" decline in one of its cargo sectors, including containers and break bulk shipments.
The Port Authority also announced an improved discount for ship-to-ship transshipment of deep-sea and feeder containers. Rotterdam introduced a "crisis" discount in 2010 and a "recovery" reduction in 2011 to stem potential loss of traffic to its main rivals, Antwerp and Hamburg.
"We are continuing the discount in order to stimulate volumes," said Hans Smits, CEO of the Port Authority.
The discounts in 2010 and 2011 "have worked well for Rotterdam [and] I expect that this discount will have the same effect in 2012."
Container lines will receive cash discounts for each transshipped box in 2012 replacing the current system, which involves a maximum level of due per call by a deep sea vessel. A deepsea shipping company will receive a discount of $1.35 per 20-foot equivalent unit and a feeder line will get a $2 break per TEU.
"This amounts to an average discount of 12 percent on the net port dues on transshipment containers for deep-sea, and 32 percent on the net port dues on transshipment containers for feeders," the Port Authority said.
"I foresee that Rotterdam will increase its market share with these rates," said Win van Sluis, chairman of Deltalinqs, the association of Rotterdam port and industrial companies.
Rotterdam's cargo grew just 1.7 percent in the first nine months of 2011 from a year earlier to 327 million metric tons. Hamburg grew 11.6 percent to 99 million tons in the same period and Antwerp was up 7.5 percent to 142 million metric tons. In 2010, Rotterdam raised $371 million in dues from deep-sea ships and $17.6 million from inland vessels. Rents from port facilities totaled $338 million.
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The average price of homes sold in Pauma Valley, CA is $445,700.
Approximately 54.38% of Pauma Valley homes are owned,
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Gated Community with your own Private Pool and spa at the Pauma Valley Country Club! Home is located at the 5th Tee. Remodeled/upgraded with new flooring new appliances plenty of storage and custom shelving throughout. Each of 4 bedrooms has its own bath and private patio. Incredible outdoor living with a built in Bar with BBQ Private Pool and Spa and incredible views of the golf course!
Rare opportunity to reside in the beautifully restored hacienda style adobe home of Rincono Ranch. Set behind massive wooden gates in an ultra private sanctuary. The residence has 2 bedrooms 3 bathrooms a Great room with fireplace a cozy den an office a large kitchen and dining area that seats 10. Use the backyard garden cottage as an artists studio or whatever your heart desires. Horses welcome! 3 stalls and fenced pasture included. This property is breathtakingly beautiful!!!
360 Degree Views of mountains and valley. Rural zoning so horses are OK. This home has a detached garage and a HUGE helicopter hanger perfect for use as another garage or a workshop. The HOA is on well-water so its fresh out of the ground. There is a chimney for a wood-burning stove in the living room. White oaks round out this beautiful hill-top property.
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Palestinian teen killed in clash with Israelis
RAMALLAH, West Bank Palestinian medical officials say a Palestinian teenager was killed during clashes with Israeli troops in the West Bank.
A doctor at Nablus hospital says 16-year-old Mohammad Qadus died Saturday after being shot in the chest by Israeli security forces.
Palestinians say a 17-year-old protester was also in serious condition after being shot in the head.
Israel's military confirmed that it dispersed a group of rock-throwing Palestinians near the town of Iraq Burin in the northern West Bank. It said two Palestinians were injured.
Clashes take place in the village on a nearly weekly basis over a water well that Palestinians claim Jewish settlers are trying to seize for their own use.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) - Israeli settlement building anywhere on occupied land is illegal and must be stopped, U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon said Saturday, after getting a closer look at some of the Israeli enclaves scattered across Palestinian-claimed territories.
From a hilltop observation post on the outskirts of the Palestinian city of Ramallah, the U.N. secretary-general saw the sprawling West Bank settlement of Givat Zeev, home to 11,000 Israelis who live in rows of red-roofed houses. The panorama included Jewish neighborhoods in traditionally Arab east Jerusalem, the Israeli-annexed sector of the city that Palestinians claim as a future capital.
The brief geography lesson came a day after Ban, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other major Mideast mediators - known as the Quartet - met in Moscow to try to find a way to restart Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
The mediators urged Israel to halt all settlement construction, which has emerged as a key obstacle to renewing talks. Israel has agreed to curb settlement construction in the West Bank, but not in east Jerusalem, claiming the entire city as Israel's eternal capital.
On Saturday, Ban rejected Israel's distinction between east Jerusalem and the West Bank, noting that both are occupied lands.
"The world has condemned Israel's settlement plans in east Jerusalem," Ban told a news conference after his brief tour. "Let us be clear. All settlement activity is illegal anywhere in occupied territory and must be stopped."
The U.N. chief reassured his Palestinian hosts that the international community supports the establishment of a Palestinian state, and also expressed concern about what he said was a worsening humanitarian situation in blockaded Hamas-ruled Gaza.
Earlier this month, Israelis and Palestinians had agreed to indirect talks, with U.S. envoy George Mitchell to shuttle between Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, the indirect talks were put on hold after Israel announced plans to build 1,600 new houses for Jews in east Jerusalem.
The announcement - which came during a visit by Vice President Joe Biden - prompted a major diplomatic row between Israel and the U.S., though Clinton suggested Friday that a way could be found to renew negotiations. Clinton has asked Netanyahu for specific gestures, including canceling the most recent housing plan, and is to hear from the Israeli leader in a meeting in Washington early next week.


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Prince of Darkness (US - BD RA)
Scream Factory continues teasing us with their upcoming releases...
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Scream Factory has been making a steady stream of teaser announcements on their Facebook page lately, but I thought this one was especially worthy of note:
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Since we started this week with a John Carpenter film announcement (Body Bags) it is fitting with end it with another...The master's 1987 cult classic PRINCE OF DARKNESS - our #1 most requested title - will be coming this fall and presented as a Collector's Edition on DVD and Blu-ray!
We have no more details to report at this time (i.e. street date, extras, etc.) but will reveal more in the next few months. Have a great weekend!
Anyone that caught Prince of Darkness in HD when it was still on Netflix's streaming service know how much potential there is in an outstanding 1080p transfer there is. Also, any extras are welcome.
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Update: Scream Factory listed extras on their Facebook page this morning:
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- Audio Commentary with Director John Carpenter & Actor Peter Jason (this is the same commentary that has previously appeared on Region 2 DVD releases)
- Sympathy For The Devil – An all-new Interview with Writer/Director John Carpenter
- Alice at the Apocalypse - An all-new interview with Actor & Rock Legend Alice Cooper
- The Messenger – All-new interview with Actor & Special Visual Effects Supervisor Robert Grasmere
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