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Tuxedo resident's Street Ministry to help the homeless
After being homeless for 13 years and pulling his life back together, Ron Eldridge remains dedicated to helping people whose situation he understands all too well.
The founder of the Devoted to You Street Ministries, Eldridge, a Tuxedo resident, and nine other volunteers will be at the Old Market Square Sept. 21 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. handing out winter clothing, backpacks filled with personal hygiene products, and sandwiches.
Eldridge, a caretaker and maintenance man for a seniors apartment block, started the street ministry in 2006 after spending 13 years on the streets himself, from 1974 to 1987. He left an abusive home in Victoria, B.C. at 13.
"It was a lady here in Winnipeg that took an interest in me and got me cleaned up," said Eldridge. "After a few years off the streets, I decided it was time to start helping all the other homeless people out there."
Eldridge said simple items mean so much more.
"A backpack can be a closet to a person without a home," said Eldridge. "Winter clothing is very hard for them to get because they can't just walk into a store and buy clothing like we can, the same with personal hygiene products . . . these are necessities that they need."
The street ministry receives the products through donations made during the course of the year. On Oct. 26, there will be a dinner and silent auction at The Bridge Church (620 Oxbow Bend Rd.) to raise funds for the ministry. Tickets to the pasta dinner is $25. For more information, contact The Bridge Church at 204-888-1887.
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NEW YORK Stainless steel scrap processor prices have remained largely unchanged, with market demand and official nickel prices holding steady, although a rise in nickel prices in January pushed up consumer prices on several grades.
Processors are buying 304 solids in a range of $1,700 to $1,790 per gross ton vs. $1,700 to $1,765 previously, while 316 solids are steady at between $2,350 and $2,420 per ton. The price range for 430 solidsthe only other processor grade to movewidened to $465 to $520 per ton from $480 to $520.
The London Metal Exchange cash nickel price closed the official session Feb. 12 at $18,285 per tonne ($8.29 per pound), down 1.5 percent from $18,565 per tonne ($8.42 per pound) a week earlier.
"As long as nickel stays in (the) $8.20 range, I dont see anything changing too much," one scrap dealer said.
"We dont seem to be making much progress above $8.25. Theres enough flownot great, but enoughto meet demand," a processor source said. "We dont need nickel to go up; we need demand to go up."
Meanwhile, consumers purchased 316 solids in a range of $2,475 to $2,525 per ton, up from $2,420 to $2,465 previously, and 304 solids at between $1,800 and $1,890 per ton, up from $1,790 to $1,865.
One consumer source said that the increase had been prompted by a recent rise in official nickel pricing, with the LME January average of $17,464.77 per tonne ($7.92 per pound) up marginally from $17,406.58 per tonne ($7.90 per pound) in December. "Some people are buying, and the order books are okay," he said. "I dont see a stress on demand. Theres plenty of scrap out there."
However, some processors told AMM that the trend was likely to reverse this month due to slack demand.
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The final October weekend of the college football season put Penn State on course for Miami and set up two top-10 showdowns - one in west Texas and another in north Florida.
The Big Story
The former standard for over-the-top offense in college football was the WAC. With pass-happy BYU leading the way, the old Western Athletic Conference was loads of fun. Remember that 52-52 tie between the Cougars and Marshall Faulk's San Diego State team in 1991? The wacky WAC at its best.
The wacky Big 12 doesn't quite roll of the tongue, but these Southwest slingers are making the glory days of the WAC seem dull.
On Saturday, the entire Big 12 played in conference. The average score was 48-23.
ht interceptions and a completion percentage of 67.8.
Heisman Trophy front-runner Colt McCoy is leading a group of passers that have outperformed even their substantial preseason hype.
Led by McCoy, second in the country in efficiency rating at 186.5, Big 12 quarterbacks hold down five of the top six spots in the major college football. Five more Big 12 quarterbacks rank in the top 28 in passer rating.
So what's the deal? Are Graham Harrell, Sam Bradford, Chase Daniel and the rest of these quarterbacks that good? Or have the Big 12 defenses also become WAC-ky.
Call it a perfect storm. The Big 12 has embraced the spread-offense revolution. Almost every team in the league is running some form of the spread, and doing so with a quarterback both talented and experienced. Nothing's more dangerous than a quarterback that knows exactly what he's doing.
Daniel isn't much of a pro prospect, but he's been running the spread since high school and he could probably find an open receiver for Missouri with his eyes closed.
But, no, this is not all about offense.
M, Kansas State, Baylor, Iowa State - have proved unable to play defense against anyone.
is about shoddy defense.
In the meantime, enjoy the show.
Golden turnaround
From 1-11 to the BCS? That's probably a stretch, but surely fans of 20th-ranked Minnesota are dreaming about that these days.
Fiery coach Tim Brewster has the Golden Gophers 7-1 and tied for second in the Big Ten with Ohio State, which handed Minnesota its only loss.
Defense has been the catalyst for the turnaround. After allowing 518 yards per game in '07, Minnesota is allowing 363. Last year, Minnesota was minus-15 in turnover ratio. This year, the Gophers are plus-15 and No. 1 in the nation.
A soft schedule is hurting the Golden Gophers in the BCS standings, but if they keep winning that should change. And if Penn State is in the national championship game, and the Rose Bowl is looking for a Big Ten team, Minnesota at, say, 10-2 would make sense. The Golden Gophers haven't been to the Rose Bowl since 1962.
Rutgers quarterback Mike Teel completed 14 of 21 passes for 361 yards and six touchdowns in a surprising 54-34 victory against Pittsburgh. Teel has been the target of booing at home as the Scarlet Knights got off to a 1-5 start, reminiscent of the bad old days in Piscataway, N.J. Going off against Pitt should quiet the critics - at least until he throws his next interception.
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his career tormenting the Vols, but if Phillip Fulmer does get pushed out in Knoxville, you can bet Spurrier, who grew up in Tennessee, will be rumored as a replacement.
-Notre Dame coach Charlie Weis is going to face some criticism for running a fake punt up 24-0 late in the third quarter against Washington and Tyrone Willingham. He shouldn't. It might not have been the nicest thing to do, but why not give your upcoming opponents something to think about in a low-pressure situation?
-Here's what stands in the way of Penn State's unbeaten regular season after the Nittany Lions won at Ohio State - at Iowa, then home against Indiana, Michigan State.
Texas Tech gets a chance to go from novelty to national title contender Saturday in Lubbock, when No. 1 Texas comes to town.
The Red Raiders have become consistent winners under ninth-year coach Mike Leach, but in a non-threatening way. More of a nuisance to Oklahoma and Texas than a true rival in the Big 12 South. If that's going to change, this is the year to do it. The Red Raiders have never been better under Leach.
The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party, Georgia and Florida's annual get-together in Jacksonville, Fla., is essentially an elimination game. The winner is primed to get to the SEC title game with national championship hopes. The loser is probably looking at a championship-less season.


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Fat Candice with The Jake Johnson Trio and Float The Boat
If you want a night of variously flavored alt and indie rock, have we got a deal for you. A free deal. At 9 PM. Check it out!
Season Of The Witch
You might say it's a sort of dark-Americana. You might call it bluesy. You might say that there's some rock in there – or, you could just say it's The Season Of The Witch. The scheduled start time is 9:00 PM.
Please Be Human
Please Be Human is a fine (yet rockin') blend of Americana, rock, and alt country. You can get a seat as early as 7:00 PM. The music starts somewhere around 9 PM or so.
Hectic Hobo with CE Wright
The gypsy-punk sounds of groups like Hectic Hobo are an energizing part of the Salt Lake City music scene. As far as we can tell, this music seems to always have a party attached! CE Wright will also be along to provide a dose of alt-country. The music starts around 9 or so.
Jordan Young
Jordan Young of Candy's River House is a "Blues n' Roots" man with a dose of rock. The fun starts upstairs at 8 PM.


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The Scoop: Ferguson community bands together for storefront clean upTuesday, November 25th, 2014
{Volunteers cut sections of plywood for boarding up broken windows at Snappy's Bar and Grill}
Rocked by protests and looting in the wake of Monday's grand jury decision not to indict police officer Darren Wilson for the shooting death of Michael Brown, the Ferguson community turned out in force today, Nov. 25, to help local restaurants and businesses sweep up and rebuild. South Florissant Avenue swarmed with volunteers, who boarded up broken windows, cleared away glass and comforted the distraught.
{At left, Natalie's Cakes & More owner Natalie DuBose, and at right, family friend Cynthia Smith}
Natalie DuBose, owner of Natalie's Cakes & More greeted visitors outside her storefront at 100 S. Florissant Road, while volunteers nailed sheets of plywood to an empty window frame. A chair had been thrown through it in the middle of the night. "This is not going to stop us," said Cynthia Smith, a family friend.
Up and down the street, the outpouring set a vastly different tone from the near-deserted West Florissant Road corridor, which as of this morning was roped after several buildings were set ablaze during the night. Police checkpoints turned around individuals attempting to enter the area, including members of the press.
On South Florissant Road, however, the sidewalks thronged with business owners, journalists, protesters and volunteers, cleaning up or simply observing the scene. Restaurant industry professionals, among others, each had their stories.
Joel Flores, owner of El Palenque, said he closed his doors several hours before the grand jury decision was announced and watched the subsequent protests from home on TV. The restaurant at 254 S. Florissant Road sustained several broken windows, though Flores said nothing was damaged inside. "This morning, everybody was helping to clear," he said. "Neighbors and friends."
Next door, a large group of volunteers was busy boarding up more than a dozen broken windows at Snappy's Bar and Grill. Among them was Ken Jenkins, a Florissant pastor and brother of Jerome Jenkins, co-owner of nearby Cathy's Kitchen Restaurant & Diner. The popular American diner is known for its community outreach efforts: the kitchen was seen serving free food to assembled protesters before Monday night's grand jury decision. A witness said that later, several individuals linked arms in front of the restaurant to prevent it from being damaged, an incident documented frequently on social media outlets.
Ken Jenkins confirmed that Cathy's storefront suffered minimal damage, only a broken window or two. Meanwhile, local volunteers quickly gathered to help. "It's been really neat to see the community come together," Jenkins said, adding that "over 100 people, black, white, every nationality" had turned out. "That's Ferguson," he added. Jerome and Cathy Jenkins were not immediately available for comment.
At Queen's Chop Suey, owner Xiaojiang Yang said he packed up the restaurant's ordering computer and left Monday evening before the grand jury announcement, later watching the protests on TV. "I was scared. I couldn't go outside," he said. This morning, he discovered two large windows had been broken. Around 10 volunteers showed up to help nail plywood.
{Fire damage at St. Louis Fish & Chicken Grill}
Mahmoud Wardeh, whose family owns the St. Louis Fish and Chicken franchise on South Florissant and Chambers avenues, boarded windows and cleared the debris from a trash can that had been set on fire inside. The rest of the building sustained only minimal damage. Wardeh said he was grateful for the sporadic groups of volunteers that were assisting with clean up.
"We can't judge a community by an individual's actions. We were against boarding the stores, but sometimes you have to protect the property. Business owners and community members have to pay for this," he said, gesturing up and down the street.
{The burned storefront at Little Caesars}
Perhaps the hardest hit restaurant on South Florissant was a Little Caesars Pizza franchise, which was set on fire during the protests and gutted completely by the blaze. Robert, a manager of the franchise who requested that his last name be withheld, said that unauthorized volunteers had attempted to help put out the flames last night before police ordered them off the premises. On Tuesday morning more than a dozen volunteers, including employees of the franchise, could be seen helping with the clean-up effort. Others passed out bottles of water or collected debris with wheelbarrows. Robert said he was concerned for the safety of volunteers, but "I appreciate having the community. It's a wonderful thing."
Still, the optimism and unity of the moment was not without a sense of foreboding. Many of the restaurant owners reported dramatic fluctuation in business since the unrest began in August. Most were not certain, at present, whether their businesses would be able to open their doors tomorrow and sensed that a long road lay ahead: Three years ago, the Little Caesars required seven months to rebuild after it was leveled by a tornado. "It may go quicker this time, if we decide to rebuild," Robert said. "That's a big if."
Click here to read how the South Grand and Clayton communities regrouped after yesterday's events.
-photos by Garrett Faulkner
The Scoop: South Grand, Clayton restaurateurs and community regroup after day of tension, protestTuesday, November 25th, 2014
Restaurants and businesses in the South Grand district are cleaning up after sustaining damage late last night, Nov. 24, following the protests near Interstate 44 and Grand Boulevard. People assembled in the Shaw neighborhood there after St. Louis County prosecutor Robert McCulloch delivered the grand jury's decision not to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown.
Volunteers gathered today to collect paint and supplies to decorate the boarded up businesses, encouraging people to support their community through patronage and online donations.
Natasha Bahrami, owner of Cafe Natasha's, located at 3200 S. Grand Blvd., said nine of the restaurant's windows were shattered around 12:40 a.m. Bahrami said she was across the street at the time of the incident. "We have too many windows and it was a prime spot to get hit," she said. "Mom and Dad are a little bit hurt about it, and of course, I am too, but we're going to make it through this one."
Bahrami said the support from community residents and the Tower Grove East Neighborhood Association was overwhelming. "As I was coming across the street, (TGENA members) were already coming to clean up the glass," she said. "The support we felt immediately made me feel better." Although the restaurant is currently boarded up, Bahrami said Cafe Natasha's would will be open for business today.
Dave Bailey, who opened his second Rooster location last month at 3150 S. Grand Blvd., said people also broke 10 or 11 large windows at the restaurant, though nothing was stolen from inside. "I boarded up the entire façade (this morning.) I really didn't want to," he said.
Rooster closed an hour early last night, but despite the damage, doors opened this morning to welcome diners for breakfast. Bailey plans to resume business as usual unless circumstances warrant otherwise. "We're getting quite a show of solidarity from the neighborhood," he said. "If we have to close early, we will make that call on a nightly basis depending on what's going on … Obviously the safety of my staff is my primary concern."
MoKaBe's, located at 3606 S. Arsenal St., served as a safe space for Shaw protestors, where they gathered before and during the protests. Calls for comment to MokaBe's were not immediately returned.
Other restaurants that reported damage include Baida at 3191 S. Grand Blvd., Saint Louis Bread Co. at 3114 S. Grand Blvd., Basil Spice at 3183 S. Grand Blvd., and King & I at 3155 S. Grand Blvd. While all are open for business today, some may close early depending on circumstances today.
Meanwhile, Clayton restaurants are regrouping after many closed doors early yesterday, pending the grand jury announcement at the courthouse in their community. The Wheelhouse co-owner Stephen Savage closed his sports bar after lunch service yesterday, citing safety concerns for customers and employees. "Staff and customers: they are the two most important aspects of our business," he said.
Chef-owner Gerard Craft noted similar concerns when he opted to close Pastaria and Niche, both located in the Centene building in Clayton, along with his two CWE restaurants, Brasserie and Taste. "It's really important to keep all our employees in mind. We have close to 200 employees that live in all parts of St. Louis. Whether protests or difficulty getting around, there were a million reasons to close," Craft said.
After a night of tension and unrest in Ferguson and St. Louis' Shaw neighborhood, Pastaria and Niche remain closed today, Nov. 25, along with other restaurants in the Centene building, Cantina Laredo and Kakao. Other Clayton business district restaurants closed today include The Crossing, Bocci Bar, Mad Tomato, Half & Half and Companion.
Some Clayton eateries did open today, including Barrister's, Avenue, Barcelona, Sauce on the Side, Remy's and Five Star Burgers. The latter kept its regular hours of operation yesterday as well. "I'm not one to close my doors. I think it's important to stay open," said owner Steve Gontram. "I'm not going to fold under pressure and close my doors … I'm going to stay open and be a business that serves the community and, of course, be cautious and lookout for the safety of my employees."
While the Thanksgiving week is typically one of the busiest of the year for restaurants, several owners noted that business had slowed in the week's leading up to the grand jury's decision. "We've had fewer pre-Thanksgiving orders than in the last 10 years," said Companion owner Josh Allen.
After much discussion among themselves, most Clayton restaurateurs anticipate returning to regular hours tomorrow, Nov. 26. "We're all in it together," Allen said.
Click here to read how the Ferguson community regrouped after yesterday's events.
Catherine Klene and Ligaya Figueras contributed to this report.
The Scoop: Taco Circus to offer quick-serve tacos in Bevo MillSaturday, November 22nd, 2014
The tacos will fly when quick-service restaurant Taco Circus opens in early December. As reported by Ian Froeb of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Taco Circus is a project by Mikey Carrasco and Christian Ethridge, both transplants from Austin, Texas. The long-time friends settled on 4258 Schiller Place in Bevo Mill as the space where they will give St. Louisans a taste of what they ate as kids: tacos.
"When we were growing up, if we had $5 we would go to taco places," said Ethridge, who left his job as commissary manager for Baileys' restaurant group this summer to get Taco Circus up and running. Ethridge said he wants Taco Circus to be a legitimate alternative to current fast food choices. The duo chose the restaurant's name because it suggested "controlled chaos, family-inclusive and light-hearted – and just wanting to convey the message that it's a fast-food place and not a restaurant with servers." In fact, it will be just Ethridge and Carrasco cooking, ringing up orders and wiping down the few tables in the 700-square-foot space.
The menu will be limited; look for just a handful of tacos (including a breakfast taco featuring eggs, potatoes, house-made chorizo, breakfast sausage and local bacon), a couple fajitas, side dishes like beans and rice, a salsa bar and perhaps a dessert. With only 15 or 20 seats, Ethridge and Carrasco expect Taco Circus to do more carryout that dine-in business.
Ethridge anticipates opening Taco Circus in early December after brightening the space with a lively paint job, a neon sign and vintage circus posters. "No clowns," he added. "We're not to the point of kitsch."
The Scoop: St. Louis breweries take top honors at recent beer festivalsFriday, November 21st, 2014
Raise 'em high and toast to our area breweries, many of which seem to be scooping up medals right and left at prestigious beer festivals. Recently, Perennial Artisan Ales picked up gold and silver medal wins at the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild's 12th annual Festival of Barrel Aged Beers. Perennial's barrel-aged Abraxas brought home the highest honor in the festival's experimental category and was runner-up for best of show.
This is the third consecutive year Abraxas has brought home the bling, first with a silver in 2012 and then with a gold in 2013 and 2014. "It's humbling to see people like it so much," said Perennial brewmaster Cory King. "People are always after the next new thing, so for (Abraxas) to be around for so long is awesome."
Abraxas is an imperial stout which is aged for a year in Rittenhoue Rye barrels with cacao nibs, vanilla beans, ancho chiles and cinnamon sticks which started as a home brew in King's kitchen. More than 90 breweries could submit up to three entries each, for a total of more than 300 beers in 11 categories. Perennial co-owner Phil Wymore estimates that Abraxas won out over 30 beers in the experimental category. "This is one of our favorite festivals," he said. "It's so niche that to be honored as having the best barrel-aged beer is special."
4 Hands Brewing Co. also took home FOBAB hardware last weekend. The brewery announced via Twitter that its barrel-aged Bonafide with cinnamon brought home bronze, while Volume 2 walked away with the silver medal. Owner Kevin Lemp could not be reached for comment.
Meanwhile on the East Coast, Urban Chestnut earned accolades at the Great International Beer & Cider Competition in Rhode Island. UCBC earned three gold medals for its Schnickelfritz, Zwickel and Bushelhead cider and a bronze for its Aramis, as reported by Alive Magazine.
Co-owner David Wolfe said he was pleased to see the honors bestowed upon UCBC's top-selling beers and cider. "It's neat that the two of them combined make up a considerable amount for our total portfolio volume," Wolfe said.
Wolfe said competitions like this one help UCBC realize where it stands on a national level. "You like to see where your beers stack up against other beers, specifically in those categories," he said. "It's a great barometer in that sense."
Catherine Klene contributed to this report.
The Scoop: Concert venue The Gramophone to become a full-time bar, expand food serviceTuesday, November 18th, 2014
A new chapter approaches for The Gramophone co-owners Andrew "Roo" Yawitz and Scott Swanston, as they transition popular Grove nightspot from a concert venue to a bar that also serves sandwiches, soups and salads. After their New Year's Eve party, doors will temporarily close for renovation, and the reopening is scheduled for early February 2015.
The idea "has always been in our back pocket," Yawitz said. "One factor was the increase in foot traffic in the neighborhood. As The Grove became more popular, more people are walking up and looking for a place to drink without a cover charge. We want people to be able to stop in anytime."
The Gramophone, which began offering sandwiches in November 2013, will expand its food and drink menu with the addition of soups and sides, as well as a bloody mary menu and house-infused whiskeys. Permanent seating will soon allow for about 100 guests. However, Yawitz said The Gramophone won't lose its touch with its music roots. "Music will still be a big part of our brand," he said. "We'll still have live music on the weekends mostly, and feature smaller, local bands, anything from solo acts to four-piece bands to DJs."
After its remodel, The Gramophone will be open Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.
The Scoop: Chef Corey Ellsworth takes the helm at Bixby'sTuesday, November 18th, 2014
Bixby's, the lunch and brunch restaurant located inside the Missouri History Museum, has welcomed new executive chef Corey Ellsworth to its culinary lineup. Ellsworth, who was previously executive chef at Chandler Hills Vineyard, said he was drawn to the historical element that often influence Bixby's menu.
The current Louisiana Purchase-inspired fare allows Ellsworth to delve into Missouri's past and pull culinary inspiration from Spanish and French roots. The menu features meats such as bison, duck and turkey, along with seasonal ingredients such as persimmon, apples and cranberries.
"I'm really excited to come into a place that has a really wonderful reputation already and just try and excel and make it grow and push it to do even better than where it is now," he said. "That's my goal, and I'm pretty tenacious when it comes to meeting my goals."
Local catering company Butler's Pantry operates Bixby's, and its president Richard Nix Jr. said Ellsworth's international culinary experience (he has cooked everywhere from Yosemite National Park to Nicaragua) will be an asset in Bixby's kitchens. "We didn't want the place run by caterers. We're learning from him, and he's learning from us," Nix said.
The Scoop: Bob Brazell to open fast-casual fried chicken spot near CherokeeMonday, November 17th, 2014
Bob Brazell, former executive chef at Athlete Eats, is bringing a new riff on chicken to the old Popeye's at 3422 S. Jefferson Ave., with a fast-casual concept, Byrd & Barrel. As first reported by St. Louis Magazine, Byrd & Barrel, which is slated to open in January, will allow on-the-go guests to zip through the drive-thru, while others can enjoy the sit-down dining space and bar.
"This is an idea I've had for a while," explained Brazell, who left his post at Athlete Eats in August to launch his catering business Snack STL, which he will continue to operate. "We found this location at Jefferson and Cherokee, and being that it was an old Popeye's, we decided it would be a chicken-focused restaurant … We want to give people the opportunity to get good, locally sourced food from a drive-thru."
One of Brazell's partners is Ben Strake, who also co-owns Tamm Avenue Grill and The Corner Cup, where Brazell recently consulted on the menu. Another partner is Mike Rostek, who has worked for the past eight years at Entertainment Consultants International, most recently as the operations executive at Ballpark Village and a managing partner of PBR St. Louis. Brazell said Strake will handle the marketing and business end of Byrd & Barrel, while Rostek will focus on front-of-house matters.
Brazell plans to feature chicken from different local purveyors in weekly specials. "You're going to see a lot of different cultural influences on the food," he said, citing everything from Asian- to Mexican-inspired menu items that push past the expected fried chicken. Some dishes will have their own local flair, such as the Provel-laced mac-n-cheese topped with a mixture of breadcrumbs and Red Hot Riplets (one of Brazell's favorite guilty pleasures).
Since Brazell plans to cook everything to order, the drive-thru menu will be streamlined with a smaller selection of fried chicken with sides, soups, salads and sandwiches. "It's not fast food," explained Brazell. "It's food that you want to eat." There will be more options for those who dine in, including starters and a wider selection of main entrees.
With about 50 varieties, canned beer will certainly dominate the beverage list, but Brazell mentioned bottle-only breweries will not be excluded. Wine and a modest list of specialty cocktails will also be available.
Renovations to the dining room and kitchen are currently underway, and Brazell estimates that there will be around 30 seats, inside while the patio will add an additional 45 during warmer weather. Byrd & Barrel will offer lunch and dinner and will likely cater to the late-night Cherokee crowd. "It's going to be a good atmosphere where people want to go and hang out," Brazell said.
-photo by Greg Rannells
The Scoop: Chef Brian Hardesty and Element part ways, Brian Coltrain steps up to executive chefWednesday, November 12th, 2014
Editor's Note: This article was updated at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 12 with comments from Element co-owner Carol Hastie.
Executive chef Brian Hardesty has left the kitchens of Element, as of today, Nov. 12. Hardesty said the choice came down to a "difference in vision" and that the decision was a mutual one. "I wish them the best," he said. "I hope to watch Element evolve and succeed, and they have a great crew over there."
Element co-owner Carol Hastie said chef Brian Coltrain will step into the role of executive chef. "He has lots of really cool ideas, and he's a great chef," Hastie said. "He's good at teaching, and he's a good leader."
Hastie said Element will soon see a new lunch menu and changes to the dinner offerings under Coltrain's leadership. "We're not going to change what we do as far as the local, seasonal items on the menu," she said. "But we want to put a little more approachable items on the menu, as well."
As for Hardesty, he will continue to focus on the growth of Guerrilla Street Food. He is co-owner of the popular food truck, which serves Filipino fare.
Element, which opened in September 2013, is known for innovative new American cuisine created under a team of several chefs. Sauce reviewed the downtown establishment in January.
-photo by Michelle Volansky
The Scoop: McArthur's bakery transitions to new ownershipWednesday, November 12th, 2014
After 35 years operating McArthur's Bakery, owner Randy McArthur has passed his apron on to new hands.
Live to Venture Holdings, owned by Scott and Sheila Rinaberger, purchased McArthur's in early November, following the bakery's year-long search for new ownership. McArthur was intent on finding someone with the talent, energy and capital to invest in his family's legacy and move it into the future.
"Scott recognizes the solid reputation for high-quality products that McArthur's is so well known for," McArthur said. "I sensed his excitement and enthusiasm about moving the bakery into the future right from the start."
Scott Rinaberger will work alongside Ben Abel, the bakery's new director of operations, with a focus on updating McArthur's image and renovating the facilities. The pair hopes to expand weekly cake production and is looking into online retail options. New updates to the menu, including more salad options and a children's menu, are in the works for early 2015. The Rinabergers also own two franchised restaurants and a preschool in Chesterfield.
McArthur said he has taken steps to see that existing bakery employees, some of whom have been with company more than 20 years, will "remain in place with us after the sale." He added that while he is happy to let go of the day-to-day demands of running a bakery, he will miss his longstanding customer relationships and the employees that contribute to the family atmosphere at McArthur's. "I'm just excited for Scott and his team and all of my ex-employees," he said. "They have the opportunity to take this family business and push it forward into the next generation."
Rinaberger and his team welcome the opportunity. "It's an incredibly humbling responsibility that we know we're taking on," Rinaberger said. "We understand and respect the legacy of McArthur's, and we certainly won't mess with that. We'll just enhance it."
The Scoop: Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams to open a St. Louis shopWednesday, November 12th, 2014
Having already received a warm reception from the James Beard Foundation, Conde Nast and Food & Wine, Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream is hoping to receive an equal amount of love when it opens its 20th location at 389-391 N. Euclid Ave., in the CWE. As reported in Columbus Business First, the St. Louis location aims to start scooping its frozen treats in spring 2015.
"St. Louis is one of my favorite cities in the world," said owner Jeni Britton Bauer via email. "For one thing, without St. Louis I wouldn't have my husband Charly, who grew up there. We've gone there a lot over the years, and I loved the city's distinct neighborhoods. The Central West End, where our scoop shop will be, is such a beautiful and vibrant place."
The ice cream juggernaut made its mark in the industry with flavors derived from source ingredients, not laboratory creations, and milk from pasture-raised Ohio cows. Britton Bauer said St. Louisans can expect to find Jeni's signature ice creams and frozen yogurts at the CWE shop, as well as sorbets, ice cream sandwiches, sundaes and sauces.She also hopes to create flavors unique to St. Louis, potentially collaborating with area distillers, brewers and farmers.
She is particularly excited to introduce the Askinosie Dark Milk Chocolate, which features the work Missouri bean-to-bar chocolate guru Shawn Askinose. "A scoop of that paired with a scoop of The Buckeye State (salted peanut butter with dark chocolate flecks)? That is an unbeatable Midwest tandem," Britton Bauer said.
Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream made an appearance and hosted an ice cream social at Heritage BBQ by Cochon in September, and her ice creams return to St. Louis Nov. 19 when they square off against One World Ice Cream's creations at a friendly taste-off at Local Harvest Café.


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I Give Up
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 496 People
I give up in the hope of ever finding aboyfriend. Everyone in my year has been in a relationship at least twice. I'm the only one who never has. The guy I like I have no chance with, as I found out he likes someone else. I am crying.
VolcanoTheDragon 13-15, F 0 Oct 12
Doing Something Wrong?Lately, I've been feeling like the entire universe, the powers that be, have decided "No triumphs for YOU!" It just seems that regardless how hard I try, or what I attempt, everything results as a mediocre testament to my failure. I...
faultof 41-45, F 2 Responses 1 Aug 19, 2007
And in this moment, I realizedthat I am completely defeated.
PrincessKayleigh 16-17, F 1 Response 0 Aug 22
I Still Have FaithWhen the world says give up, hope wispers give it one more try. I have felt that moments of despair when their seems nothing left to do but give up, but a liitle voice wispers to me hope. The darkest hour is just before dawn and every storm must calm down if we give up now we'll...
deleted 26-30 2 Responses 2 Sep 29, 2012
I Will SurviveIm not a coward. Death is the easy simple way out. Why take your own life when you can suffer and learn from it. Thats not me anymore. Im sick of the scars emotionaly and physically. May aswell just suck it up, be strong, and live it out cause thats what we are here to do, why...
xrheex 16-17, F 2 Responses 2 Dec 4, 2011
I am of no worth to the human race.NONE.so what?
deadsoulinside 41-45, F 1 Response 0 Sep 25
I can't take it anymore... Goodbye...
A7XFoREVer99 13-15, M 1 Response 0 11 hrs ago
So I cried for about two hours today.I still am. I am so broken. I just got yelled and beat for absolutely nothing. I don't even know why I try anymore. It hurts too much to try. As my mom says "your nothing." The one person who's supposed to have your back and be your best friend, sister, etc. is actually your...
TheSoulessWorld 16-17, F 8 Responses 6 May 27
I just want to give up.I can't live like this anymore
whyusteens 13-15, F 0 Aug 27
because they did. to them i'm just an unworthydumb girl.but in reality at least i don't be dihoest and fake to make a paycheck.i might not make a whole lot.but i'm very much real.i don't play a fake barbie and hurt people....
deadsoulinside 41-45, F 0 Oct 9
I Give Up.I've lost everything i have worked hard for. I lost my job, im failing class, i will most likely lose my apartment, its just the way it is. People see me, they dont see a person. They see a person with dyed hair, piercings, wears all black and on top of that a deaf retarded freak...
notperfectforu 18-21, F 6 Responses 2 Jun 12, 2013
Feel like banging my head repeatedly against awall. I would have a sore bruised head with possible blood and maybe concussion if banged hard enough. At least I would have an outcome for doing it.
deleted 26-30 2 Responses 2 Apr 4
Sometimes it would just be easier to give up,give in, let go.....
dreshany 41-45, F 5 Responses 5 Nov 18
I give up, I want to cut I want to die I justdon't want to be here knowing I'm a waste of a life basically
lewis349 13-15, M 1 Response 3 Jun 22
I Mean Why?I never asked big things from life.Just to live peacefully with persons who love me and respect me.I realized that I didn't really have any chance.Honestly,I give up.I'll continue to function with minimal capacity and focus my mind on something that will not hurt.Maybe it's...
Blass 70+ 2 Responses 1 Aug 7, 2011
I give up. For real. I don'teven feel like trying anymore. What's the ******* point...
aew11 18-21, F 5 Responses 1 Nov 19
i just want to end all this right now!im sick of being bullied judged no matter what i do nothing seems to go right i live with my mum who has depression and mental health issues every single day she abuses me emotionally verbally and physically for anyone who says go to counselling the simple answer is no. In 2012...
chloe103 18-21, F 6 Responses 4 Jan 6
I'm tired of everything.... I'm tired of being treated like crap and I don't even care anymore , I try to make everyone happy and I still get treated horribly. I'm stupid I hate myself I hate being used I hate not being first in peoples lives when I put them first. I'm so frustrated and I give up...
melanie17 16-17, F 3 Responses 2 Jul 14
XxscarsxX 16-17, F 1 Nov 1
I'm done with good things.Maybe it's God's wish. Tired of fighting everything around. It's time to hang up my hat and give in..
realheisenberg 26-30, M 0 Oct 24
I tried to stay off here... It didn't work. I'm back, and here to stay
kennedy10505 13-15, F 2 Responses 3 May 29
Adam352 18-21, M 2 Responses 1 Oct 3
i guess he wins his put me into depressiononce again i tried so hard to forget something and he brings back all the memories i just about gotten out of depression now i trusted him but he just put me back into depression i cant stop thinking about self harming my self i had counsiling today and she said she will help me...
heeeeey 16-17, F 1 Response 1 Oct 1
I'm done trying for you.You were suppose to be my motivation. Now that you're gone I have nothing to push me forward. I see myself sinking. Sinking into that place I once was before I meet you. You gave me a reason. Now that I no longer have a reason I just dont care.
PsychoBitch69 31-35, F 3 Nov 4
Why is it you try to help people etherfor them support them even give them a helping hand but yet they are blind
Mustangkid2016 22-25, M 0 Aug 24
Sometimes you have to give up on people,not because you don't care but because they don't . Upwards and onwards .
spreadYrWings 26-30, F 2 Responses 5 Mar 11
I give up on cultivating friendships.And the friends I think I have now, I'm going to walk away from them until they disappear.
HigherCalling 22-25, F 2 Responses 1 Oct 15
Lost Your Faith In Human Kindness???Well then join the millions of EP members that have done so as well... Seems I can't even make a joke without someone thinking I am a spy or have ulterior motives... I thought something was funny... I commented on it... there was no story to comment on so I commented on their...
phidget 31-35, F 14 Responses 1 Jun 24, 2008
I am ready to give up.Nothing changes, and obviously I can't change either. I am so ready to not care.
umpreferee 41-45, M 1 Response 2 Nov 19
heeeeey 16-17, F 1 Response 0 Oct 16
I give up.. I give up on you.. I give up on me.. I give up on hope.. I give up on love..
youaretheonlyexception 26-30, F 1 Response 0 Sep 21
Every Day StruggleI wish I could get out of this rut that I've been in. Every day is the same fight. If I'm not depressed then I'm anxious, if not that then numb. I wish there was a switch that I could flip in my mind to at least get my thoughts back. I used to cover up all my wounds with work...
PreZombie 26-30, M 6 Responses 3 Sep 29, 2012
I Guess Soi'm finding i just don't really care about anything anymore, maybe i'm just getting old, or maybe its part of the depression. i just want to curl up into a ball go to sleep and never wake up. some days i think the world would be a better place if i did just that but i know the...
ihaveanameitsrick 46-50, M 15 Responses 3 Nov 13, 2009
"Laugh, and the world laughs with you; Weep,and you weep alone; For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth, But has trouble enough of its own. Sing, and the hills will answer; Sigh, it is lost on the air; The echoes bound to a joyful sound, But shrink from voicing care. Rejoice, and men will seek you; Grieve, and they...
deleted 26-30 2 Responses 5 Dec 29, 2013
That's it, I dont care anymore.... I'm done for good...
Court24 22-25, F 8 Responses 0 11 hrs ago
I've been stupid and naivefor 10 years. He has lied, cheated, and consciously and deliberately does things just to see me in pain. And I've stayed and put up with this treatment and would forgive him for things I can't even talk about. I need help.I'm so sad
tooblueu 51-55 1 Aug 20
I thought all you had to doif you wanted something was work hard. Sounds simple right?you want something you put effort into getting it them BAM you have it . We'll apparently that's not the stinking case.Everything sucks and I HATE it all , we'll most of it anyway.like I like trees they sit/stand there...
prankqueen 16-17, F 2 Responses 1 Aug 20
Trying To Get Sober..I am signing out of rehab first thing in the morning. This is torture, and I am done. I give up on being sober. I am dissapointed, but this isnt the way I am going to get clean. This place wasnt meant for me. I will leave and go back to where I belong for now. I know that sounds...
imperfectbeauty 18-21, F 8 Responses 1 Apr 13, 2012
Yearbook - 1 Me - 0 And it hasn'teven been a full week of school yet!!!!!! It's gonna be a long year!!!!!!!
SlimsB 16-17, F 0 Aug 19
I just feel like I don't know anything anymore.I'm tired of being confused and trying to be one thing and have that be wrong. Can't I just keep everyone happy. I just don't know what to do anymore. I don't even do anything anymore. I don't know what do do with this, with my life... I thought I had it figured out, thought I...
imgivingupnow 18-21, F 1 Response 1 2 days ago
I'm just done with everythingif i wanna be dead let me if i wanna kill my self don't try and make feel guilty because its not going to work.
Forgottenbyyouagain 13-15, F 0 2 days ago
On life. Suicide has been my wish.I never could find a way. My doctor doesn't know that I'm suicidal and he gave me Xanax. I now have something to OD on. It feels so good. I just want to take them all, but I know I'll have better results with alcohol. I need some alcohol, that would be amazing. I have 7.25 mg...
thoughtfulstars 13-15, F 46 Responses 10 Jun 24
I don't want to but I tryand i try but to no avail.
darkwolf19 18-21, M 4 Responses 2 Nov 16
I don't give up easily,but I have essentially been bashing my head into a brick wall when it comes to this girl. I really don't want to, but I don't know what else to do at this point, it's entirely in her hands now. My best friend and a girl that I fell in love with has completely stopped talking...
AnInfamousDerka 18-21, M 1 Oct 26
Don't Know If I Can Go On....After seeing what I saw tonight... After the work, fun, love and emotion that I dedicated to her... after the two years of love that I gave to her... It all seems like such a joke (on me)...All of the hours together seem like such a joke, a joke on me... all of the hundreds...
garys5150 46-50 6 Responses 1 Dec 14, 2009
I am finally tired and I have given up myambition,my hope and my happiness.I know I don't have any power left to struggle.I am struggling since I gained senses and giving up seems best option.I can't feel anything right now.No one cares.As soon as I lost my position as topper every friend left me and don't treat me...
genuineangel 16-17, F 6 Responses 3 Nov 19
Today You WinI tried, I really did, but you made it impossible. I gave up on so many things for myself for you, but today, I'm very sad to say 'I give up'. She's too pretty, too much to your liking, with a better everything. She's interesting and less delusional. I can't compete with that...
HelloUnconsciousness 18-21, F 1 Jan 7, 2011
Let it be. Whatever happens,happens for a reason. I just give up fighting too much and over Thinking. I am young and can be free if I want to. I don't think I need to worry too much. What the heck, I'll just smile today and follow what life will bring to me.
Wewerethereinthattime 18-21, F 3 Oct 2
I give up.. I'm sick of trying... Time after time I just feel like ****.. Why? I get faith and then loose it... I have no energy to waist on trying when people don't even appreciate my efforts
catho 18-21, F 3 Responses 4 5 days ago
Actually I Did RecentlyI give up on happiness :) oh well I guess im meant to live this way
iminpain 18-21, M 2 Responses 1 Sep 6, 2010
What did I ever do to deserve all thisI'vetried the best I can and nothing seems to workI feel like The Silence from Doctor WhoPeople only remember me when I am right there in front of themBut right when they turn away the forgot my existenceWhat is it do they want from meI've giving all I've gotI have nothing leftI am...
Theimpossiblegirl16 16-17, F 1 Response 3 Jan 23
I give up the very special feelings I used tohave for you, my dear friend.
anonlyme 26-30, M 3 Mar 18


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