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Amberjax at Trinity Groves
- Address:
3011 Gulden Lane
Dallas, TX 75212Neighborhood:
Trinity Groves
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Amberjax at Trinity Groves
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.amberjax.net/
- Phone: (469) 513-9088
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Creole / Cajun / Southern, Comfort Food
- Executive Chef: Chef Larry Williams
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Amberjax at Trinity Groves
At AmberJax Fish Market Grille, we bring our guests the best and freshest seafood from around the world – whether you're eating at our table or yours. Make a quick stop in the market to find an array of centerplate proteins including the freshest fish, seafood, and prime beef, along with healthy, ready-to-heat soups, gumbos, stocks, sides, and sundries. If you don't feel like cooking, Chef Larry will do it for you with all the freshness and variety of the market at his disposal. We serve his special brand of luxury comfort food in our full service dining room, with a full bar and wine list to complement your meal. Whether you're on the run or ready to relax and dine, the AmberJax family invites you to visit us in our new home next to the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge at Trinity Groves.Continued
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Amberjax at Trinity Groves reviews from OpenTable diners
124 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (58)neighborhood gem (44)hot spot (39)great for lunch (37)good for groups (35)special occasion (28)great for outdoor dining (16)late-night find (12)kid-friendly (10)great for brunch (8)notable wine list (7)scenic view (5)vibrant bar scene (5)romantic (4)Show More
- Seafood loversOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/31/2014Food is cooked just right to enjoy the meal. Good service and the waiter was helpful in selecting a wine for us.Special Features:
- delicious fresh fishkdbensonVIPDined on 8/30/2014We love the variety of fresh fish here. Tuna, Chilean Sea Bass and Opah was all cooked perfectly and tasted delicious! Had a Hatch Chili Crab Cake special which was amazing...I love spicy & it had a kick! Often, food really won't be spicy but just have the flavor of the chili so I was pleasantly surprised! Also had a Special Cajun Strawberry cocktail which was good and not too sweet. I love when there are mixologists that try different types of cocktails...makes drinks interesting! Delicious Fish and always something new to try This has become one of our favorite places to eat! Love the Trinity Grove area too!Special Features:
- Good but $$$.MealieDined on 8/27/2014Very very loud with only about 25% occupied. Mushroom caps excellent, shrimp cocktail below average. Blackened Red fish was tasty, but small portion for $30. Had 1 glass of house wine each and total bill was $127 before tip. Summation: Value-way over priced. Ambiance-uncomfortably loud. Food 6 on a 10 scale. Value 2 on a 10 scale. Won't go back.Special Features:
- RepeaterBigLoboDined on 8/25/2014This place has never disappointed. I luv the table tea pitcher & ice bucket.Special Features:
- overall wonderfuldinerdasherDined on 8/24/2014Amberjax is great for dinner, overall wonderful experience with some of the best fish you've ever had; at a price. The beer and wine list is very nice. You will not regret going to AmberjacSpecial Features:
- REAL New Orleans foodWren207Dined on 8/24/2014We've tried every resturant that claims the title of real New Orleans food. This one is the BEST we've found. It's better than many resturants IN New Orleans! They have a full line of Abita beers, blue plate mayo (yum), leidenheiner bread for the po-boys and much more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lrobins52VIPDined on 8/22/2014Average food, distracted servers, and a Deafening Din--won't be back.
- 3amigos3amigosDined on 8/21/2014The food was pretty good but overpriced for quantity and quality. We arrived early but by the time we left, the noise level was deafening. Might go back for lunch some time, but not dinner.Special Features:
- AmberjaxMotusDined on 8/20/2014My wife and I greatly enjoyed the quality and taste of the food. My fried Jax platter tasted great and was not greasy. My wife's tuna tartare appetizer was simply outstanding. It was clear that the seafood was fresh. We both very much enjoyed our meal and will definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/16/2014Excellent - great service and food was outstandingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not ImpressedBirthdayVIPDined on 8/16/2014First time here. Food was average, place is very loud, and could not enjoy keep the flies off our food.
- Delicious & Great Service!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014The food was excellent and we received wonderful service! Our servers (one was being trained) made great recommendations and paid us the perfect amount of attention. They were not around too much, but they made sure we never needed anything. The fish tacos and red fish poboy were fantastic! We also started with the cracker dippers and they were wonderful! We will definitely be going back!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/13/2014Very disappointed. Started coming here when they first opened and always enjoyed it until this trip. Out of nearly every special at 7:00pm. One at our table got one of the last specials only because the waitress excused herself to go to the kitchen to see if it was still available. She held last one for our table. She returned to finish order and then someone yelled that special was gone. Food was not to the standards we are used to.
- 3rd Round HereThrillhouse28Dined on 8/9/2014This place is really cool and the food is delish. They boast that they have seafood delivered twice daily and their menu is updated on chalkboards twice daily. They also have a permanent menu that is available year round. The space is always packed, and fun for people watching. That said, be prepared for the noise level. It can be tough to shout any part of a conversation.Special Features:
- Seafood meccamamakDined on 8/7/2014We enjoyed our visit to Amberjax. The food was exceptional and the vibe of the restaurant was great!
- Great seafood & sidesAlto12Dined on 8/6/2014Finding great seafood in Dallas is always a challenge. Amberjax is a great addition to the local scene. Both of our fish selections were well cooked & the sides were very good. We will be back.Special Features:
- NICE!willbackDined on 8/2/2014The food selection was very good, wine was good; could have been placed in an ice bucket. The noise level in the small dining room was ok, but to be expected based on the open architecture. Overall we would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surperior to a Tee!!!WiserolderDined on 8/2/2014I consider Amberjax to be the best seafood restaurant in Dallas (move over Oceanaire and Ocean Prime). From the hostess to the wait staff to the food......Hats Off!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OkSusanVIPDined on 8/2/2014They were very unorganized. They kept bringing us other peoples food. It was very hit and flies were all over our food. They fad the doors open and no air conditioning on. The food tasted ok. I was not thrilled. Great location in the trinity grove.Special Features:
- Excellent!JM55Dined on 8/2/2014Great fresh seafood, appetizers and sides! Loved the "Hebe" wasn't on the menu or board so ask your waiter about the "secret" menu.Special Features:
- Overall a great spotCaymusDined on 8/1/2014Carl was our waiter and he was awesome! Everything we ordered hit the spot; oysters for an appetizer, trout, redfish, and seafood salad! All were items that were very much worthy of repeating!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2nd time....great foodVeryPickyDined on 7/31/2014The food is outstanding. My only complaint is the place is loud...they have 2 dining rooms, the smaller one is less noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 210 reviews are from the Amberjax at Trinity Groves reviews archive.
- Good but loudOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/28/2014Food was good, service nice, but way to loud. Was having a lunch meeting and very hard to hear person next to you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great seafood at AmberjaxLindaBDined on 7/26/2014I really enjoyed our dinner at Amberjax. A wide variety of seafood items, sides and desserts. Excellent selection of raw oysters. The shrimp scampi was delicious, plump shrimp over garlicky pasta! It is a very noisy restaurant so definitely not the spot for a romantic evening.Special Features:
- Just okayOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/25/2014The service was great as the staff very attentive. The fresh food listed on the board was a great flair. We found our fresh seafood options to be very bland without much. However the étouffée was delicious as well as the collard greens. I do think the restaurant is worth a try!
- Too loud!AMMHDined on 7/22/2014The acoustics are terrible! My friend and I had to shout. Service very good, food good, I wish I had tried something fried, it looked great going past our table. My fish was just so-so, grits were delicious. Skip the bleh dessert and go for the appetizer dips!
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/22/2014We went to Amberjax for a birthday celebration at the suggestion of a friend. It was delicious! I am not a huge fish person, but everything was so fresh I found several wonderful food options. There were 4 in our party - everyone ordered something different and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meal.Special Features:
- jvcxVIPDined on 7/22/2014very good service and food....... concrete floors / hard walls..... makes noisy as it fills up!!Special Features:
- Fun family eveningGingerDined on 7/21/2014Second visit. Appetizers a big hit. Advertised spicy foods a really very bland. I.e. Shrimp and Jalapeño Grits no hint of spice, veggies way too aldente. Fresh fish is great. Desserts a big hit. We will come back often but you need to really define what spicy means to a Texan used to spice. Cook your spinach and broccoli a little more or call it raw.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too Noisy!!!!LuvdininginNOLADined on 7/21/2014Great spot with good food, but it was WAAAY TOO Noisy! I was seated at a small table for two and I could hardly hear the person directly across from me. They need to figure out some way to buffer the noise so you can have a conversation without straining to hear what's being said. The waiter had a guest book and the person that signed before me wrote the same thing. I don't know if it is the high ceilings and concrete floors or just too many tables in a small area, but the noise level will keep me from making AmberJax a choice for lunch or dinner.
- Freshest Seafood in TownHappyTexanVIPDined on 7/19/2014We were so incredibly impressed with Amberjax! The fact that they fly in the seafood twice a day - once for lunch service and then again for dinner - lets you know that they are committed to having the freshest seafood to serve you every time you go in. Their preparation was spot on. The only negative I had was the Red Beans & Rice side dish - which tasted almost sweet for some reason. Everything else, though, was perfect.Special Features:
- super servicelbinaDined on 7/19/2014My husband and I went there to celebrate our 34 Anniversary together. Our waitress Ana was wonderfully knowledgeable of all the menu specialties and was just plain interesting! She was just the "right amount" of attentive during our delicious meal. She also surprised us with a elegant plate of strawberries, ice-cream and her fancy flourished "Happy Aniversary" (special spelling!) message. A delightful experience. We'll go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not bad but I would not go backtenoreprimoDined on 7/19/2014Ordered a Board special ceviche. It was more like gazpacho with a very little bit of seafood. At $15 one would expect more. Caesar salad was average at best. Cocktails were good but $2-$4 overpriced. The entrees were ok but nothing special plus being expensive. .We were rushed. Generally disappointing.Special Features:
- Wanted something newTGIF7Dined on 7/18/2014We went with another couple to try out Amberjax and really enjoyed our meal. Our waitress was friendly and helpful. She kept our table cear from clutter and our water glasses filled! The food was very good though the portion size was pretty small compared to the price. My favorite was the étouffée ! I would go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatDiningoutDined on 7/18/2014We dined at Amberjax on Friday night and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The servers were attentive and the food was truly fabulous. We ate shrimp and grits, trout, lobster mac and cheese, and blackened red fish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverpricedEKayVIPDined on 7/18/2014Loved the food and they have great specials but thought the restaurant was a little overpriced for the neighborhood and for what you get.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extensive, fresh seafood menumpugh22Dined on 7/17/2014My wife and I visited here for our 10th anniversary. It didn't disappoint. First of all, the Trinity Groves area is a lot of fun. Big time buzz. Lots of cool options for dinner. We were seated quickly and kindly. Our waiter was quite attentive and helpful. The food was great. I had a nice trout and my wife enjoyed blackened Amberjack. Both were nicely done. The jalepeno grits and red beans and rice were both great as well. Crab cakes for an appetizer were superb. And so was dessert - bread pudding. The bill was a little steep, however. We couldn't afford to come here often. But we did very much enjoy it, and we'll be back to Trinity Groves to try the other offerings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great fishFoodie365Dined on 7/16/2014A lot of food choices and something for almost everyone.Special Features:
- Great foodJulieDined on 7/16/2014As always, the food was great! Our server was attentive and we enjoyed our meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Trinity Groves Hot SpotlalalandDined on 7/16/2014Lunch at Amberjax at Trinity Groves is great! I recommend making a reservation for lunch the place can draw a good lunch time crowd. On this visit I had shrimp creole as a starter and fish tacos for my meal, both were well seasoned and delicious. My friend tried the shrimp & grits and she loved the flavor but felt it was a bit overpriced at $17 for the bowl during lunch. Our waiter was attentive and playful and kept calling us 'lasses' in a just for fun Irish brogue. We will definitely be back to try some other dishes or maybe to make a purchase from their seafood market.Special Features:


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Crafters find Tyvek can do more than wrap houses
Tyvek, a wrap for homes under construction and mailers, is finding a second life with crafters who turn it into beads, wallets, shopping bags and more. Here's a look at some of the projects and web links to more.
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Craft resourcesFor more crafts made from Tyvek, see the following websites:
• http://tyvek-blog.materialconcepts.com
• www.youtube.com/watch?feature=iv&v=oQGJbP92NRI&annotation_id=annotation_465720
It's used to wrap homes during construction. It's also a sturdy mailing envelope. It can be a tote bag, an identification wristband, a banner, a map. A race bib, a lamp shade, a camping ground cloth or a hoodie.
Tyvek is used for all of these things, and more.
Crafters are finding new ways to work with this lightweight, strong material in part because it has fabric-like qualities. A stroll through online crafting blogs shows artists crafting Tyvek into beads, and sewing, weaving and knitting it. They're adding heat to warp it into unusual shapes.
Reusing Tyvek — which is made from polyethylene, a plastic — also helps keep it out of landfills.
"You can buy Tyvek, but from an eco-friendly standpoint, it is a big sheet of plastic that I'd prefer not to use," says Betz White, author of "Sewing Green: 25 Projects Made with Repurposed & Organic Materials" (STC Craft/Melanie Falick Books, 2009).
White likes to sew with Tyvek; there are other brands out there, but they aren't identical and they aren't mentioned in crafting blogs. Tyvek doesn't unravel, as many fabrics do. White reuses the mailers that come to her door, sometimes painting them first, because Tyvek holds acrylic paint well.
Her favorite Tyvek art project? Using plastic Bubble Wrap as a stamp, she painted three mailers, then sewed them into a tote bag, which she featured in her book. She says the material is easy to sew and water-resistant (the act of stitching creates tiny holes, so sealing the seams helps make a tote or garment more waterproof).
White, of North Potomac, Md., suggests using Tyvek in paper crafts. It also can be hand-embroidered, and it can be folded, like origami, to make a handy-dandy wallet.
The wallet is one of Tyvek's most common crafting uses, and there are dozens of online instructions for folding a Tyvek wallet. It may look complicated — origami often does — but many postings make it easy with step-by-step instructions.
Terrence Kelleman posted his video instructions to YouTube in March 2008 and has received more than 160,000 views. His Tyvek wallet is made by cutting and folding a 9-by-12-inch envelope.
Kelleman started folding Tyvek wallets in 2005. Inspired by duct tape-crafted wallets, he figured he could make a lighter, more durable wallet with Tyvek.
It took a lot of folding, and failing. Today, Kelleman is the president of Brooklyn-based Dynomighty, a purveyor of colorful Tyvek wallets and totes, among other unusual products. His "You Tube" instructions are similar, but not identical, to the wallet his company sells online.
So, why did Kelleman share his wallet-folding secrets with the world?
"People are going to figure it out anyway," says Kelleman. "For me to show them, it builds much more support for our company and our product."
Even chemical company DuPont, which developed Tyvek and began commercial production in 1967, gradually discovered new and better uses for it, says Bob Matheson, a technical manager at the Richmond, Va., plant where the material is manufactured. Its first use? As disposable swimwear for hotels to give or sell to guests, says Matheson.
Then it was tried out as elementary-school textbook covers. Both of those applications fell away, but another early Tyvek product has endured: It's still used as sterile packaging for shipping medical supplies.
It was one of those sterile packaging customers, in Chicago, who approached DuPont during the 1980s with the idea of using Tyvek as housewrap, recalls Matheson.
"We were so excited," says Matheson, "but we made him sign a contract not to sue us in case of catastrophe."
No catastrophe followed, and that remains one of Tyvek's primary uses today. But new uses continue to emerge.
"The coolest use is what we call 'orange mulch,' developed by the agriculture department in Japan," says Matheson. "They use Tyvek as ground cover under orange trees — it reflects light — for growing sweeter oranges."
For a look at some of the unusual ways that artists have reconfigured Tyvek, scan the unabashedly self-serving blog of Tyvek distributor Material Concepts, of Philadelphia. A January posting offers instructions for building a Tyvek kite.
Doug Kohn, who manages the company blog (http://tyvek-blog.materialconcepts.com), says art students dream up the most unusual Tyvek uses.
"Someone is making shoes out of Tyvek," he says.
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On Saturday, Nov. 22, and Monday, Nov. 24, Campbellsville University will be filled with song as two operas will be performed at 8 p.m. at The Gheens Recital Hall on campus.
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Dr. Mark Bradley, professor of music, is the director, and Juliana Moura, assistant professor of voice, is assistant director. Chia-Yin Chen of Taiwan, a master's student, is pianist.
Campbellsville Middle School eighth-grade students recently visited Corbin's Dairy Farm through a grant provided by KidFriendly.
KidFriendly grant supports efforts to provide real-life career experiences to students through on site trips.
Plans to use the money generated from a Campbellsville schools nickel tax are now officially in the works.
At Monday night's regular Campbellsville Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Mike Deaton was given permission to begin the process of getting design professionals to work on construction plans.
In August, Board members voted unanimously to set the District's property tax rate at 53.2 cents per $100 of assessed value.
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Miller and Pennsylvania's Brock Zearfoss battled for the point much of the way in Saturday's finale before another Keystone State rep, Michael Dicely, moved by Zearfoss into second in the closing rounds. Dicely closed the gap on Miller but ran out of laps, with Miller taking the checkered flag just 0.214-seconds ahead of Dicely.
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Latest poll shows Patrick widening lead over Baker
Oct. 14, 2010
Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick opened up a seven-point lead over his Republican rival Charles Baker, while Indepednent Tim Cahill remained mired in a distant third place, according to, according to a new poll, that showed Patrick with more breathing room over Baker than other recent polls. Read more
Collins introduces a fresh face in Fourth District
Oct. 14, 2010
It would be easy to forget the Polish Triangle and other parts of Dorchester when considering the largely South Boston-based Fourth District in the Massachusetts House of Representatives. But it would be hard to know that judging from residents' reactions to the Democratic candidate for that seat, Nick Collins.
Upon entering a local coffee shop to sit down with the Reporter for an interview, Collins was greeted warmly by name by shop patrons and staff alike and stopped to chat with voters about the weather (sudden downpours), hockey and his race to replace the retiring Rep. Brian Wallace as state representative.
Collins defeated three other Democratic candidates in last month's primary to earn his spot on the ballot against Republican opponent Patrick Brennan. Read more
Patrick predicts overflow crowd for president's visit
Oct. 13, 2010
Gov. Deval Patrick, on the homestretch of his re-election bid, said Wednesday he's not worried that President Barack Obama's visit to the Hub this weekend could backfire for the incumbent Democrat by drawing attention to voter anxiety over the pace of the country's economic recovery.
Obama plans to headline a campaign rally for Patrick on Saturday at the Hynes Convention Center as Patrick hopes to energize his party base for the final push to the Nov. 2 election. Read more
Lower Mills Library decision will be harbinger of bigger things to come
Oct. 13, 2010
One promise stood high from the Boston Public Library (BPL) management during last spring's budget process: Cuts in personnel and branch closures would secure the stability – even the improvement – of library services citywide. We recently learned that this promise no longer holds true. Cuts in personnel that took effect this week will cause services and programs to be significantly reduced throughout Boston.
BPL President Amy Ryan acknowledged in two recent meetings (with the BPL Trustees and with the Friends of Libraries groups) that the system will be in "tremendous upheaval" with "adverse impacts" on services and programs. What, then, have the BPL system and the surviving branches gained from the decision to close the Lower Mills Library and other three neighborhood libraries in Boston? The answer is: Nothing! Read more
For Governor: Deval Patrick
Four years ago, this newspaper endorsed the candidacy of Deval Patrick because of what we saw in him: The promise of a transformational leader who would bring change to state government.
Four years later, we endorse his candidacy for a more concrete reason: Because he has earned it.
Gov. Patrick has guided the Commonwealth through the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. He has done it with poise, professionalism and with a sense of purpose that has paid off:
The Massachusetts economy is now growing at twice the rate of the rest of the nation. Read more
Public health board approves Caritas sale
Oct. 13, 2010
The state Public Health Council on Wednesday unanimously backed the sale of the non-profit Caritas Christi hospital chain to Steward Health Care System, a subsidiary of the major private equity firm, Cerberus Capital Management.
The proposed transfer of the six hospitals attracted a crowd of about 100 to a council meeting Wednesday morning. Read more
Your Honor, I would like to call... (Chuck Turner edition)
Top officials on Beacon Hill and in City Hall head a list of witnesses prosecutors and defense attorneys may call for City Councillor Chuck Turner's trial, which starts this week.
In court documents filed Friday, prosecutors outlined the list of potential witnesses they may call, including City Councillors Maureen Feeney of Dorchester and Bill Linehan of South Boston. Feeney was the City Council's president when Turner was arrested in Nov. 2008 on corruption charges. Read more
Lawton: Lack of representation, turnout has hurt Fifth Suffolk
Oct. 7, 2010
To the Editor:
The Boston Globe endorsement of state representative candidate Carlos Henriquez and last minute support from former state rep Marie St. Fleur during the September primary signal the continuation of a "tradition" the people of Dorchester and Roxbury can no longer afford. As the Globe opined, "he (Henriquez) will be the best candidate to continue the tradition of leadership from the Fifth Suffolk district."
What leadership tradition is that, of leaving the district in the lurch by leaving for other jobs?
The geographic majority of the Fifth Suffolk clearly disagrees with the Globe's assessment of what we need in new leadership, as I carried a majority of the district's precincts. Read more
Turner trial starts Tuesday in federal court
Oct. 7, 2010
After two years of warring in the court of public opinion and a flurry of legal filings, District Councillor Chuck Turner and federal prosecutors head to U.S. District Court next week.
In November 2008, Turner was hit with charges of accepting a $1,000 bribe and lying to FBI agents, a month after Dianne Wilkerson, then a state senator, was arrested on accepting thousands of dollars in bribes. Both cases involved a cooperating witness seeking to obtain a liquor license for a proposed club in Roxbury, who, according to Turner, was also involved in a "police corruption investigation." Read more
Council presses BPL officials on finances, branch closings
Oct. 7, 2010
Four libraries, including the Boston Public Library system's Lower Mills branch, remain slated for closure next spring and both proponents and opponents are digging in for a battle over the Menino administration proposal.
Several city councillors and a number of library activists this week reiterated their opposition to the closures as administration officials asked for patience and said they were pushing ahead with meetings in each of the four communities – Lower Mills, South Boston, Brighton, and East Boston – affected by potential closures in each of those neighborhoods.
City Councillor Charles Yancey, who chaired a Post Audit Committee hearing into the library system's finances on Monday, said he was seeking to "lower the temperature" and "detoxify" what he called a "poisoned" atmosphere.
"We're going to do whatever we can to find resources" to keep the libraries open, he said after the hearing. Read more


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Homicides No. 109-110: Brother, Sister Killed in Nearby Shootings Hours Apart
The two people found dead of gunshot wounds in separate St. Louis city shootings Saturday night are brother and sister, according to St. Louis police.
Google Maps The 5700 block of Saloma Avenue, where Jermaine Jones was shot to death. Police found gunshot damage to an unoccupied house and a vehicle behind the camera's perspective.
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Don't: Take fashion advice from magazines, men don't f—k magazines
As Patti's picking the ladies, there are of course, some gems in the bunch. One resonated with me most -- That dress you saw in Lucky. Patti hates it. Case in point. . . . .
"If I bring you, would you wear a fitted cocktail dress and not like a frumpty dumpty, ruffle thing that you saw in Lucky magazine that you think is hot that nobody wants to sleep with you in?"
Also don't get to drunk, don't wear blazers, and don't have old energy. I've burned all of these things along with Daniel's hoodies.
Do: Have a horse if you're a prince
I mean c'mon guy. You know if Daniel asks you these questions, the woman are going to ask you these questions, too. My first thought when I saw Prince Max was like "Dude nice vodka, where's your horse?" How are you going to ride up on a white horse and rescue the gal without a horse.
Surprisingly at the mixer no one else asks him that question. Daniel struggles with understanding how long he's supposed to talk for. Max almost blows his cover. In the end, Max skips the Kate Bosworth/Bratwurst and Blazer Queen Erica in favor of Clark (from America's Next Top Model!). And Daniel chooses surfer and party girl Shereena over his dance partner.


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It has happened in many courts that murderers have simply denied that they have murdered. No court listens to them because all the evidence is there - the witnesses are there, the person has been murdered. But I have a different attitude. My opinion is, they murdered the person in the unconscious state. You are asking them questions in the conscious state and there is no communication between the two states. They are not lying - as it is taken in all the courts of the world, that they are lying - but they are saying authentically that they have not murdered. Certainly they have not murdered consciously, but unconsciously. They cannot remember it.
The final stage is the cosmic unconscious, which becomes clear to you only when your awareness reaches to the very depth of your being, to the very center of your being.
So don't think that your experience is different. And don't think that this experience is coming home, because once you come home you cannot go again out of the home. In fact, you are in the home already, you don't "come." It is only a question of deepening awareness, so that you start feeling, "My God, I have been searching my home and my home is within me." Just don't get mistaken that homes are outside you, and that you go in and you come out. The home we are talking about is inside you, so wherever you go the home goes with you. You cannot leave it anywhere because you are not separate from it.
So coming home means only a glimpse, and a very superficial glimpse. If you meditate, and intensively, on awareness, you will not come home, you will find you are at home. And a little laughter at yourself will arise, "I have always been here and I have been searching all over the world."
There is no need of any search and there is no need to go anywhere - to Mecca, to Jerusalem, to Kashi or to Moscow. You have to close your eyes and intensify and sharpen your awareness. And it sharpens by itself as you go more and more inside.
Something serious.
Shimon Peres, the prime minister of Israel, Rajiv Gandhi, the prime minister of India, and Ronald Reagan from America, are driving together to a conference when their car breaks down and they are forced to spend the night at a small motel.
"I'm sorry," says the clerk, "but we have only one room left and it's a double. But one of you can sleep in the barn. We will make it comfortable."
"No problem," says Rajiv Gandhi, "I will sleep there."
A short while later, the other two men are getting ready for bed, when there is a knock on the door. Gandhi is standing in the hallway.
"I'm sorry," he says, "but I can't sleep with a holy cow."
"So, I will sleep in the barn," says Shimon Peres and off he goes. A few minutes later, he is back.
"I'm sorry," he says, "but being Jewish, I can't sleep with a pig."
Ronald Reagan shrugs and says, "I guess I will sleep in the barn."
He leaves. Gandhi and Peres are just getting into bed, when they hear a knock at the door. They open it and standing there are the pig and the cow.


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At RCP, Michael Barone notes that Hillary Clinton has been almost totally absent from either stumping or fundraising for Democrats in this midterm election cycle. Barone notes that when Nixon
I have always been of the opinion that you can tell how a man feels about women by the way he treats women. However, in 2012, the fact that Mitt
One of the things that has distressed me the most about the sad and degenerating Ferguson situation has been Obama's inability to have any effect on the racial powderkeg that
The former mouth of Emily's List has an op-ed in today's Washington Post in which she tackles what she considers to be a problem – people who say that abortion
Rick Perry, scourge of frivolous litigants, has just become the victim of one of the worst and most insidious variety: the runaway prosecutor. Perry was indicted this afternoon on charges
There are many good reasons both politically and philosophically that Affirmative Action as it is currently practiced is a bad idea, most of which have been covered here before.
Update: Via Thomas Crown in the comments, the Ferguson chief was clear that the officer who shot Michael Brown did not even know of this incident at the time of the
Our good friends at the Media Research Center have begun a new video campaign called #LeanOver taking on the liberal bias of MSNBC. The first of these videos by RedState
At the outset, let me note right up front that I am opposed to any form of violence that involves the looting, theft, or destruction of innocent third parties. I
The most desperately needed reform in America is a significant overhaul of civil asset forfeiture laws. These are laws, generally speaking, that allow state and local cops to seize your
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By now, you have doubtless heard that Tony Stewart, who is easily one of the five biggest stars in the sport of NASCAR, struck and killed a young man named
The similarities to 2006 keep mounting. The latest of these is that Democrats running even in blue or purple territory are running away from their party affiliation. Politico notes this
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The primary care nurse practitioner and cancer survivorship care
Article first published online: 29 JUL 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-7599.2010.00528.x
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Volume 22, Issue 8, pages 394–402, August 2010
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Cooper, J. M., Loeb, S. J. and Smith, C. A. (2010), The primary care nurse practitioner and cancer survivorship care. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 22: 394–402. doi: 10.1111/j.1745-7599.2010.00528.x
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- Article first published online: 29 JUL 2010
- Received: August 2008; accepted: February 2009
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- Cancer survivor;
- survivorship;
- nurse practitioner;
- primary care;
- models of care
Purpose: To examine the important role that primary care nurse practitioners (NPs) have in providing long-term surveillance and health maintenance for breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer survivors throughout the continuum of cancer care.
Data sources: MEDLINE, CINAHL, MD-Consult, and Cochrane's databases were utilized with the inclusion of primary research and critical research reviews from January 1995 through March 2008. Select organizational websites were also cited.
Conclusions: Cancer patients experience changes in the focus of their care when management shifts from the treatment of cancer to management of treatment side effects and outcomes, to survivorship care, and to secondary cancer treatment. NPs have a strong impact on cancer survivorship care by serving in various roles and settings throughout the cancer trajectory to improve patient outcomes.
Implications for practice: Cancer survivorship care expands beyond specialty settings, into primary care. NPs have a key role in ensuring continuity of care for patients with cancer. Models of care that promote continuity and high quality of care for patients with cancer include the shared-care and nurse-managed health center models. The formal collaborative plan of care is essential in long-term cancer survivorship care.


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2012's excellent Middle of Nowhere was made on a $200,000 budget and snagged director Ava DuVernay a Best Director Award at the Sundance Film Festival. Flash forward two years and with her latest feature Selma, she now she has a bigger budget ($22 million) and bigger star power backing her project (Oprah Winfrey, Brad Pitt) and, who knows, there may even be some more awards in her future.
Selma, fortunately, doesn't go the traditional biopic route of following a historical figure from birth to death. Instead, as the title suggests, the film focuses on Martin Luther King, Jr. during a three-month stretch in 1965, with a focus on the historic march from Selma to Montgomery, climaxing with the singing of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
It looks like DuVernay has lived up to the high expectations of her producers. The film looks stylish, the acting looks superb (a guaranteed Oscar nod for David Oyelowo who, by the looks of the trailer, has nailed the performance), and oh yeah… it's a really fucking important story in the history of the United States that, upon inspection of the trailer, seems to have really captured the essence of the era.
The rest of the cast includes DCarmen Ejogo, Tim Roth, Lorraine Toussaint, Common, Giovanni Ribisi, Omar Dorsey, Andre Holland, Colman Domingo, Wendell Pierce, Keith Stanfield, Stephan James, Alessandro Nivola, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Tom Wilkinson, and Oprah Winfrey. Selma hits theaters on Christmas Day.
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That's what many viewers are saying after last night's Bachelor episode in which Shawntel Newton, from Brad Womack's season, entered the game unexpectedly.
Ben Flajnik, the star of this season, was caught at the center of the "$h!t storm" last night, and reacted similarly by the big twist designed to rile up the women.
In a new blog post, he explains why he sent Shawntel packing:
"So I have heard from everyone that makes this show happen that this was truly the craziest cocktail party and rose ceremony in Bachelor history," he writes.
"Having only seen one other season, I would have to agree. Wow. Nothing in my life would have ever prepared me for the $h!tstorm that happened that night."
"After watching, I didn't realize that the women were so mean to Shawntel and I was a bit taken aback," Ben reflects in the understatement of the year. "I mean I knew it was a bold move on Shawntel's part, but some of the women took it a bit too far.""Shawntel and I had chatted a few times in between seasons and I thought she was an interesting, beautiful woman. She was right to assume there was a connection."
"There was, but the timing was wrong. So, you can imagine how surprised I was when she showed up to the cocktail party unannounced."
"I knew if I kept Shawntel around I would lose all the credibility I had built with these women and it wouldn't be easy to dig myself out of that hole."
"Let's put it this way - if Shawntel had started the journey with the rest of the women it might have been different. But I was already so happy with the group of women I had. I wasn't about to jeopardize the rest of my experience in trying to find love."
"I do want to thank Shawntel though for coming. She gave up a lot to try this and I really respect her for it."
I have never watched any of the prior shows. Thought it would be mindless and boring. When I came across the 1st episode 2 weeks ago I found myself starting to chuckle, then giggle, then laugh until I thought I would fall down at the antics of these so-called grown women. I am incredulous that adult women would act like this. Ben seems kind of sweetly clueless about everything, which makes the situations even more hysterical. Now I DVR it so that I can get my weekly fix of hilarity. And there are people out there who take this stuff seriously! Really! OMG I hope it stays on forever. It's been ages since I laughed like this.
I think Shawntel has major guts to even walk into that cocktail party, without knowing for certain what will happen. Props to her for it, it's unfortunate that Ben won't see the true personalities of a lot of the bitch's on this season and even more sad that apparently he ends up choosing Courtney, the biggest bitch of them all, who not to mention is so ugly...I don't know what he see's in her. Shawntel at least was genuine...I hope Reality Steve is wrong and Kacie B wins because she's the only one who seems real, gorgeous and sincere!
I have to say, courtney is an awful person. She is a model but she really isnt that pretty.. I hope she gets sent home in a very bad way. She is fooling the sh_it out of ben and he doesnt deserve that hateful annoying witch. And secondly, blakely needs to get her giant airhead out of her A$$.She thinks she is gods gift to man.. shes almost 40.. cougar. I really hope and pray that those two b*tches get sent packing asap.Ben deserves a nice woman and i think that could potentially be, Emily, Kacie B, Lindzi, and Jennifer.
Shawntel deserved a rose from you Ben. You are a nice man and you deserve a nice woman and Shawntel deserves a nice man. She brought out the true colours of the other women and Shawntel is a real winner. She outshone anyone else. You said she is a hot woman and you are right. She wasn't going to lose any time and she did what she had to do in a timely fashion and the problem is you made a bad decision which I hope you will reverse. Follow your heart and not the pressures of others. You know you felt for Shawntel. I admire Shawntel for her courage and the dignity and respect she has for others. She's looking for a life time partner, she saw you as being that partner. Isn't that wonderful that Shawntel wanted you that much! She's a winner!!
I know that this is too late but Ben, Shawntel is the perfect one for you!!!
If only Ben could see the reaction of these girls he would take a chance on Shawntel and forget about those mean spirited ladies who showed their true colors . I have never seen such immature, vicious, petty behavior.
After watching last nights episode, Somehow I want to write Shawntel and tell her she's been mine and my husbands favorite contestant all the seasons. Those girls last night were so mean because Shawntel blew them all out of the water. Of course Ben would choose her over them, although he didn't. I would have if I were him:)


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Blood pressure is measured with a cuff device. The numbers that are given as your blood pressure results (e.g., 130 over 80) are systolic and diastolic pressure readings, respectively. The systolic reading represents your blood pressure as your heart beats, while the diastolic is the pressure between beats. With hypertension, both systolic and diastolic readings may be high, or the systolic alone may be high, a condition known as isolated systolic hypertension (ISH). Both types can lead to serious complications if not treated appropriately.
Normal blood pressure is defined as 120/80 mmHg for people without diabetes and <130/80 mmHg for those with diabetes and/or chronic kidney disease. The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) has established the following clinical levels of hypertension1:
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- Stage two hypertension. Consistent readings of 160/100 mmHg or higher.
- Prehypertension. Consistent readings of 120-139/80-89 mmHg. (Editor's note: prehypertension is a clinical category for people without diabetes; blood pressure goals for people with diabetes remain < 130/80 mmHg).
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Medications that may be prescribed to reduce blood pressure include diuretics, angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, angiotensin receptor blockers, beta-blockers, and calcium channel blockers. The American Diabetes Association also recommends that most adults (i.e., over 21) with diabetes who have a history of risk factors for CAD, PVD, hypertension, or heart attack take a daily dose of coated aspirin.
Other strategies for prevention:
- Stay at a healthy body weight. Excess pounds promote hypertension.
- Keep active. Exercise can help lower your blood pressure.
- Eat a balanced diet low in saturated and total fat, cholesterol, and sodium and rich in vegetables, fruit, and nonfat dairy (the DASH, or Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, diet).
- Quit smoking. Nicotine raises blood pressure.
- Keep alcohol intake at a moderate level.
- Practice good stress management. Emotional or physical stress can raise blood pressure; talk to your provider about relaxation techniques and strategies.
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Jewish Family and Children's Service of Sarasota Manatee's purchase of prime downtown Sarasota property was made possible by a $1.8 million from the Louis & Gloria Flanzer Philanthropic Trust.
"We were deeply disturbed by the closing of the Flanzer Jewish Community Center which was completely beyond our control since the JCC was a tenant of and substantially dependent upon the Jewish Federation," said Gloria Flanzer in a news release. "After the closure of the JCC, Louis and I searched for another opportunity to meaningfully support the Sarasota community."
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Earlier: After a lull following the Great Recession, real estate continues to change hands in downtown Sarasota.
Jewish Family and Children's Service of Sarasota Manatee Inc. (JFCS) bought the building at the northeast corner of Ringling Boulevard and Indian Place from Conforto Ringling LLC for $1.375 million Sept. 16. The property last sold for $1.625 million in 2008, and $3.35 million before that in 2003.
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