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Album Review: Bruce Robison – The New World
By Bruce Robison's estimation, roots music in this digital day and age needs to be a lot rootsier than its current status affords it. It's getting a little too slick and his latest album, The New World–a departure of sorts from his previous efforts–attempts to set a precedent by taking cues from an earlier time in Austin's illustrious music history, recalling '70s stalwarts by the likes of Michael Martin Murphey, Jerry Jeff Walker and Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen. One of those cues is the unpolished, live-in-studio quality where, if you pay attention, you can hear the squeak of the guitar and buzz of the banjo strings as the players change chords.
He's built a reputation on his solid song writing and it has rewarded him with cuts from the likes of Tim McGraw, the Dixie Chicks and Gary Allan. George Strait even took two of his songs inside the top ten. Despite that reputation as a lyrics guy, he's always had solid melodies, but on this album in particular he's placed even more of an emphasis on crafting a groove, sometimes to the point where the song becomes so obscure, like the funky "The Hammer," that it's hard to follow what exactly he's singing about.
A banjo carries the uptempo pace on "Only," a song about a guy so infatuated with a new woman that he forgets the names of all the girls he knew, before slowing down for "Bad Girl Blues." Robison sings from the point of view of an aging woman trying to hang on to her bad girl past without much success. It clocks in at just over five minutes and, combined with songs like the plaintive "Larosse" (4:16) and the wistfulness of "Echo" (5:32), recalls a few tracks from his previous EP, establishing him as the top purveyor of cinematic story songs.
The epic length of the previous tracks strike a balance with the brevity and tempo of songs like "She Don't Care," "The New One" (which treads on the same thematic territory as "Only") and the rockabilly boogie-woogie of "Twistin'."
In the end, Robison accomplishes his goal of creating a rootsier album while introducing more upbeat material, both of which may find fans of past albums having a hard time adjusting, but opens the door to a future of exciting possibilities.
Recommended: "California 85," "Larosse," "Twistin'," "Echo"
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[...] "By Bruce Robison's estimation, roots music in this digital day and age needs to be a lot rootsier than its current status affords it. It's getting a little too slick and his latest album, The New World--a departure of sorts from his previous efforts--attempts to set a precedent by taking cues from an earlier time in Austin's illustrious music history, recalling '70s stalwarts by the likes of Michael Martin Murphey, Jerry Jeff Walker and Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen." — review by Brody Vercher "The bulk of the album is very pleasing. I think Bruce is at the top of his lyrical game. My favorite by far is "Larosse." The lyric is a master class in subtext." — Mike Parker [...]
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Nice Review. There are a few on this album that just don't register with me. "Hanging onto Hopeless" being the best example.
The bulk of the album is very pleasing. I think Bruce is at the top of his lyrical game. My favorite by far is "Larosse." The lyric is a master class in subtext. I also really like "California 85″ and "She Don't Care," even though Ty England's version of "She Don't Care" is better IMO.
I think "Echo" almost works, but becomes too focused on getting back to the hook that it lets the story wander a bit.
"Larosse" was my favorite as well, and I particularly enjoyed the attention to detail and imagery used throughout the album. For example, he describes the girl girl in "Echo" as a "raven-haired child" and mentions that he's dumped "precious days into a scarlet water glass" on "California 85."
I enjoyed "Echo," but I feel like having one of the characters named Echo muddied the narrative a little bit for the listener. I was left trying to figure out whether he's talking about the girl or the actual echo.
Brody is there going to be a review on Jessica Cd
If there ever was an inappropriate thread to ask such a question, I believe you've found it!
I bought this album and enjoyed the clips, but I haven't had a chance to listen to it quite yet (I buy way too many albums). The reviews that I've read, including this one, have intrigued me though.
well i only ask it on this one because Brody had just posted on it
(I buy way too many albums) I do to i have habit of buying a few at a time so then i listen to one i like the most and don't listen to others ones as much
I thought the back story to Echo was pretty cool. I read this blurb on it:
"In 'Echo' Robison imagines a lost love of both Bob Dylan's and Buddy Holly's in the back hills of a north-country mining town: 'I heard Dylan on television mention an old girlfriend from Minnesota named Echo' Robison remembers. 'Soon after, in the Buddy Holly Museum in Lubbock, TX, I came across this love note written by Holly about a girl from the same place and with the same name! It was a crazy coincidence so I began to imagine who this girl may have been and went from there.'"
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That big feature I wrote on Sacramento's cocktail, coffee, and craft beer scene has gone up on the magazine's website.
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I wrote a feature on drinking cocktails, beer, and coffee in Sacramento, California for the July 2014 issue of Imbibe magazine that has just hit newsstands. (The story is now online. Read it here.)
Never say I don't suffer for my art. On my first night in town, I hit 11 beer and cocktail bars. (Somewhere near the 11th, there was dive bar jukebox dancing. Unfortunately, video evidence of this exists.)
The next morning I got up early (a triumph in itself) and hit three or four coffee bars. As I have one cup of coffee a day at the most, my digestive system was nonplussed at this, and I spent most of the rest of the day in my hotel room. I did make it out to the few more bars I needed to hit that night, but let me tell you it was not easy.
Thanks to all the bartenders who showed me a good time, especially to Garrett Van Vleck of The Shady Lady who drove me to many of them.
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You take a cup and put a coin in the bottom.
Then you fill it with coffee until you can't see the coin anymore.
Then you add vodka until you can see the coin again. That's how you know you have enough vodka in there.
Then you drink it. Damnnnn that's some kinda breakfast.
There is so much happening with beer right now I'm not able to keep up (I have my hands full with cocktails) but here are some awesome items of interest:
- The Alembic has launched a barrel aged beer list, with "some very rare and unusual offerings, and new stuff coming in all the time."
- The Monk's Kettle is launching a vintage beer list starting June 18th.
There are several styles of beer that are well-suited for aging, and they are generally higher in alcohol, and often bottle-conditioned (with yeast in the bottle for an additional fermentation). Styles that generally lend well for cellaring include Belgian strong ale (and Belgian-style strong ale), barleywine, imperial stout, old ale, lambic and gueuze (as well as their American counterpart, American wild ale). As with the rest of the list, the Monk's Kettle will seek to strike a balance of style, bottle size, and vintage/year in its reserve list.
- It's not just spirits that are getting into bed with coffee roasters: Speakeasy brewery collaborated with Ritual Coffee Roasters to create a beer named Ritual Coffee Payback Porter. I asked how it was made. Kushal Hall, Lead Brewer at Speakeasy, said:
"We cold decoct the coffee (one pound per barrel) in the finished, uncarbonated porter. We spent a lot of time and effort working with Ritual roasters to find the right coffee. It was a light roasted Brazilian natural unwashed coffee (called) Chapadao de Ferro."
The beer is so far only available on tap. It was recently at City Beer Store (call to make sure it's still there), and after they make more in a couple weeks it will be back on tap at the Speakeasy brewery (open on Fridays at 4PM), and other "specialty accounts."


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The Food Safety Program is responsible for permitting and inspecting retail food establishments in Whatcom County such as restaurants, caterers, grocery stores, school cafeterias and mobile food vendors. The Food Safety Program also permits and inspects farmer's markets, temporary food events and soup kitchens.
Food safety is important to each member of our community. The CDC estimates that 48 million Americans get sick each year from food borne illnesses.
Whatcom County permits about 1300 permanent food establishments. Managers and food workers are trained to handle food safety and must pass the Washington State food worker training test. All food establishments must comply with the Washington State Retail Food Code.
In addition to routine inspections, the food safety program staff help to prevent food-borne illness in Whatcom County by:
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Who inspects restaurants, taverns, and grocery stores and how often are they inspected?
Staff from the Health Department inspect all retail food establishments. State law requires the Health Department to inspect each food establishment at least one time each year.
Who inspects processing plants and places that sell foods wholesale?
The Washington State Department of Agriculture, The United States Department of Agriculture or the Food and Drug Administration inspect facilities that sell foods at the wholesale level.
If I have a complaint about a food establishment who can I call?
If the complaint involves a retail food establishment or a food you purchased for your own use contact our office. If you purchased the food for resale, you can contact our office and we can help determine which other agency you need to contact.
What should I do if I think a meal I ate made me sick?
If the severity of your illness concerns you, contact your health care provider. They can help you with any necessary treatment. In addition, please contact our office to report the illness. Depending on what we learn from talking to you, we may help prevent other people from becoming ill.
What is the best thing I can do to prevent food-borne illness at home?
1. Do not prepare food for others when you are sick.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly before you begin to prepare foods or eat foods. Wet hands. Use plenty of soap. Lather for at least 20 seconds (Sing "Happy Birthday" twice). Rinse hands. Dry hands.
3. Avoid bare hand contact on ready-to-eat (RTE) foods.
4. Keep food at a safe temperature.
Should I prepare food for others when I am ill?
Ill food workers frequently make others sick by preparing food. If at all possible, avoid preparing food for other people when you do not feel well.
Who needs to get a food worker card?
Any person who works in a grocery store, restaurant, school cafeteria, camp kitchen, deli, tavern, or other retail food establishment and anyone who handles unwrapped food products.
Do I need a permit to operate a restaurant, grocery store, tavern or similar facility?
Yes, you do need a permit. You will need to apply for a permit, submit a floor plan and menu information, and pay an annual permit fee. After receiving a permit, Health Department Staff will inspect the facility to ensure safe food handling practices.
I just bought a food establishment business, what permits do I need from the Health Department?
You will need to complete a Change of Ownership Packet and obtain a food establishment permit through our office. You may return completed paperwork to our office and pay the associated fees. Contact our office to determine the cost. Next, you may schedule an inspection with a Health Department Inspector. Inspectors need a few days' notice in order to schedule the appointment.
I am planning to open a restaurant or other food establishment in Whatcom County, what should I do first?
You will need to provide detailed construction plans and information on your proposed menu and method of food preparation. This information is included in the Plan Review Packet.
What permits do I need to sell food at a fair, festival, or community event?
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Boys' hockey recaps for the week of Jan. 31.
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At the same time NYPD whistleblower Adrian Schoolcraft was secretly recording his supervisors in a Brooklyn precinct, an officer named Adil Polanco was doing the same thing a borough away in the Bronx.
Polanco, short in stature and a native of the Dominican Republic, and Schoolcraft, a native of Texas, come from different backgrounds, but they have a lot in common, particularly the belief that the NYPD's obsession with numbers distorts a police officer's job. Polanco, who was also making recordings to document what he saw as wrongdoing in his precinct, tells the Voice that many of the same things that Schoolcraft observed in Brooklyn's 81st Precinct were also taking place in the 41st Precinct in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx. He claims that supervisors constantly harangued cops to hit quotas for arrests, summonses, and stop-and-frisks, even when it meant harassing innocent civilians who were doing nothing wrong.
He claims that supervisors ordered officers to downgrade crime complaints and refuse to take complaints from civilians in order to manipulate crime statistics.
"It happened all the time," he says. "The reason was CompStat. They know what they are going to be asked for in CompStat, and they have to have a lower number—but not too low."
Polanco even has a recording of quota pressure coming from an unlikely source: a police union delegate.
The Schoolcraft story was told in a four-part Voice series that began on May 5 ("The NYPD Tapes: Inside Bed-Stuy's 81st Precinct"). The series was based on digital recordings made by Schoolcraft of 117 roll calls in the Brooklyn stationhouse, which offered an unprecedented look inside the operations of a police precinct, and sparked a range of investigations and other events in the period since the articles ran.The revelations in the series have led so far to the transfer of the 81st Precinct commander, Deputy Inspector Steven Mauriello, to Bronx transit, and the NYPD has also opened an internal investigation into his conduct. Police Commissioner Ray Kelly replaced him with Inspector Juanita Holmes, one of the few African-American female supervisors in the NYPD. Mauriello's transfer came after demands for his ouster from local elected officials, clergy, and community groups. In a May 26 letter to Kelly obtained by the Voice calling for Mauriello's ouster, the pols, referring to the contents of the Schoolcraft tapes, wrote, "Not only did officers treat our community as if it were the subject of a military occupation, but they also were dismissive of criminal complaints made by residents." Kelly finally responded nine days later, on June 4, with a curt note, acknowledging the letter and saying he had ordered a review and analysis of the "assertions" made in their letter. (In the intervening period, Kelly and City Councilman Al Vann had a tense exchange in a Council budget hearing over Kelly's failure to respond to the initial letter.) On June 22, the pols were joined by three local church pastors in a follow-up letter to Kelly, which mildly criticized him for his limited response, and asked for a face-to-face meeting. "We believe that residents can no longer trust the precinct to protect and serve them in its current leadership," they wrote. Vann also issued an open letter in June describing Mauriello's conduct as "inappropriate, disrespectful, and perhaps even illegal. . . . The question is why hasn't he already been removed," he wrote. Mauriello was transferred on the Friday before the July Fourth weekend. Kelly also met with clergy and appointed a special liaison from his office to communicate with Bed-Stuy leaders. But the reaction to the series exposed cracks in the relationship between Kelly and ministers in predominantly African-American neighborhoods, chiefly over civil rights issues and community resentment at the stop-and-frisk campaign, described in part 2 of the series ("Bed-Stuy Cops Ordered: Turn This Place Into a Ghost Town," May 12). In an interview last week, Councilman Vann told the Voice he's satisfied that Kelly removed Mauriello, but he thinks there are broader issues that go beyond the 81st Precinct: "I think it's systemic," he said. Vann called on the City Council to hold hearings on the issues raised in the Voice series. He and other elected officials were scheduled to meet last week with Kelly and Chief of Brooklyn North Gerald Nelson. He also said that two of Brooklyn's congressional representatives are examining whether to ask the United States Attorney General to investigate. Meanwhile, he says, several state elected officials from Brooklyn are looking into new legislation to limit the stop-and-frisk policy. "We think stop-and-frisk should be modified," he says. A second departmental probe is said to be under way involving Deputy Chief Michael Marino's October 31, 2009, order to forcibly handcuff Schoolcraft and transport him against his will to the psychiatric ward at Jamaica Hospital ("NYPD Tapes 4: The Whistleblower," June 16). That decision, a police source says, was "out at the edge of the universe of acceptable orders." Marino still has an open disciplinary case after he admitted to buying a steroid cream from a Brooklyn pharmacy under investigation for steroids distribution. A departmental trial was held last September, and both sides are awaiting a judge's ruling, Marino's lawyer tells the Voice.


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We've had lots of folks asking for a sandwich, and our natural first choice was the all-American favorite PB&J. After looking and tasting around, we think we've come up with a tasty (and nutritious) combination of these three traditional ingredients. Anna from the GOOD BATCH accepted our invitation to make our peanut butter and Miss Amy's Preserves happily jumped on board to provide us with her yummy strawberry jam made from Long Island strawberries. For our bread we didn't have too travel far... Caputo Bakery on Court Street, which many of you already know and love, bakes our fresh whole wheat bread daily. So now our morning routine includes a short bike ride to the bakery. Ahhh. Local is good. The milk, well, you know how we love our Hudson Valley Fresh whole milk. This is the milk that goes into all our egg creams and shakes, from the dairy that provides the cream for the ice cream we serve. We don't mind you dippin' that PB&J sandwich into your glass of milk. For the record, we do it too!
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FORT WAYNE – Four college football players from the state could be selected in the first round of the NFL draft, which begins Thursday and concludes Saturday.
Former Notre Dame players Zack Martin, Louis Nix III and Stephon Tuitt along with former Indiana receiver Cody Latimer have been predicted to be selected at numerous spots in the first two rounds of the draft.
But while Martin and Latimer have seen their names rise on analysts' mock drafts, Nix and Tuitt have slid down in most predictions and even into the second round.
Martin, a 6-foot-4, 308-pound offensive lineman, has been predicted to be the first player from the state selected in the draft with three analysts on NFL.com and three on CBS.com having him going as high as the No. 12 selection by the New York Giants.
What helps Martin is the fact that he projects that he can play left tackle, right tackle or guard, said ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr., who predicted Martin will be taken with the No. 15 pick by Pittsburgh. The kid is a reliable, consistent player. He'll come in right away and help you. We've heard the word safe pick. He's a safe pick. He could really go anywhere, if you really look at the first round, he could go anywhere in the top 17.
Latimer, a 6-2, 215-pound receiver, left IU early after catching 72 passes for 1,096 yards with nine touchdowns as a junior. He had 135 receptions for 2,152 yards and 17 touchdowns with the Hoosiers.
Kiper predicted that Latimer will be taken with the No. 27 selection by New Orleans, and ESPN analyst Todd McShay has him going No. 26 to Cleveland. Latimer has also been projected to be the No. 22 selection by Philadelphia, No. 30 by San Francisco and No. 32 by Seattle.
I think people are saying with another year, he could have been a top 10 to 15 guy. You are projecting him right now 22 to 32, Kiper said. I'd be shocked if he didn't go in the first round.
Tuitt, a 6-5, 304-pound defensive end, and Nix, a 6-2, 331-pound nose guard, were thought to be first-round locks when they both decided to leave Notre Dame with a year of eligibility remaining.
But injuries moved them down on most projections with the linemen going from the end of the first round to early second round. Nix suffered a knee injury that cost him his final three games with the Irish, and Tuitt had a broken foot at the combine.
Both players said they have recovered from their injuries and will be fine by the time camps start.
Monday Night Football analyst Jon Gruden said teams cooled on Tuitt and Nix because of more than injuries.
They both played better two years ago, Gruden said. I think that's clear to everybody. They both played a lot lighter two years ago. I think it's a mystery to everyone why they were heavier this year.
Nix, who was listed 342 pounds last season, had 27 tackles with two for loss in 2013 after recording 50 tackles with 7 1/2 for loss and two sacks while playing at 326 pounds in 2012.
Tuitt, who was listed at 312 pounds last season, had 50 tackles with nine for loss and 7 1/2 sacks last season after having 47 tackles with 13 for loss and 12 sacks while playing at 303 pounds in 2012.
When (Tuitt) is where he needs to be from a weight standpoint, he is a dynamic big man, Kiper said. It's a rarity to see a kid his size that can do the things he can do on the football field. I could see him going in the middle-to-late first round.
Nix, I would like to see more stamina and endurance. I thought he wore out in the second half in some games I watched. But he is a 3-4 nose tackle, and there aren't a lot of those out there. Pittsburgh, San Diego could be teams interested in him. I think more of second-round draft choice.


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About the BRMC
The Brandermill Region Men's Club consists of approximately 150 members who have chosen to make their homes in the communities surrounding Brandermill and Woodlake in Midlothian VA. You will find that our members arrived here from many different areas of the country and that their working backgrounds are rich and varied. This diversity of experience is a source of strength which has contributed greatly to the club's success.
The objectives of this non-profit organization are to make life more enjoyable and rewarding by promoting friendship and social activities to those residing in the communities surrounding Brandermill and Woodlake, and to aid in the betterment of the community, primarily through support of local and national organizations.
BRMC News
Valentine's Dinner 2014
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Survey Results
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Bowlers Needed
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Volunteer Opportunities
Posted September 15, 2011 at 12:51 PMA suggestion to all BRMC members who may be looking for something meaningful and fulfilling to do in your retirement….
The Chesterfield school system needs volunteers for both mentoring and tutoring within the school. Several of our members did this during the last school year and the schools would like program again this school year. The schools can usually fit your schedule for volunteer activities.
We have also been contacted by Boys-to-Men; a program that mentors young boys 12-18. Boys-to Men has initiated a program with the Tomahawk Middle school and has asked our members to assist by providing mentors. Mentoring normally takes place on Wednesday mornings.
You can contact Don Reich (894-639-4341 or 703-216-7758) to sign up for these programs or for more information.
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SCAD's Ivy Hall presents Atlanta journalist and author Josh Green. His first book, "Dirtyville Rhapsodies," was named a "Best Book for the Beach" by Men's Health magazine, alongside Khaled Hosseini and Stephen King. Green's short story collection also was named a top read of 2013 by Paste magazine. Green's work has appeared in Atlanta Magazine, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Indianapolis Monthly, The Los Angeles Review, Ascent and Creative Loafing Atlanta, among others. His newspaper stories have won numerous statewide awards in Indiana and Georgia, including top prizes among major Georgia newspapers.
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The chemist F. Sherwood Rowland is one of the few people in history about whom it can accurately be said: he helped save the world. In 1972, Rowland, a chemist at the University of California-Irvine, attended a talk on the compounds known as chlorofluorocarbons. At the time, these were being used as refrigerants, cleaning agents, and propellants in aerosol cans, and they had recently been detected in the air over the Atlantic. CFCs are unusually stable, but it occurred to Rowland that, if they were getting blown around the world, at very high altitudes they would eventually break down. He and one of his research assistants began to look into the matter, and they concluded that in the stratosphere CFCs would indeed dissociate. The newly liberated chlorine atoms would then set off a chain reaction, which would destroy the ozone layer that protects the earth from ultraviolet radiation.
Industry groups ridiculed Rowland's findings-
Aerosol Age accused him of being a K.G.B. agent-but other scientists confirmed them, and Rowland pressed for a ban on CFCs. As he said, "What's the use of having developed a science well enough to make predictions if, in the end, all we're willing to do is stand around and wait for them to come true?" The discovery, in the mid-nineteen-eighties, of an ozone "hole" over the South Pole persuaded world leaders, including Ronald Reagan, that the problem was, in fact, urgent, and a global treaty phasing out CFCs was approved in 1987.
Rowland's question came to mind last week. At a meeting in Yokohama, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its latest update on the looming crisis that is global warming. Only this time it isn't just looming. The signs are that "both coral reef and Arctic systems are already experiencing irreversible regime shifts," the panel noted. Composed in a language that might be called High Committee, the report is nevertheless hair-raising. The I.P.C.C.'s list of potential warming-induced disasters-from ecological collapse to famine, flooding, and pestilence-reads like a riff on the ten plagues. Matching the terror is the collective shame of it. "Why should the world pay attention to this report?" the chairman of the I.P.C.C., Rajendra Pachauri, asked the day the update was released. Because "nobody on this planet is going to be untouched by the impacts of climate change."
Elizabeth Kolbert: It's Time to Act on Climate Change
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According to documents from the Woodside Priory web site, Father Timothy Backous is no longer a trustee at the Portola Valley, CA, school for students in grade six through twelve.
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Rhys Bowen - The Twelve Clues of Christmas
Rhys Bowen, the national bestselling author of Naughty in Nice unwraps a delightful holiday mystery, The Twelve Clues of Christmas ($24.95).
Georgie is stuck at Castle Rannoch in dreary Scotland with her spineless brother Binky and wretched sister-in-law, Fig. Doomed to have a dismal Christmas, she applies for the assistant position to the hostess of a large Christmas party in Tiddleton-under-Lovey, a charming English village. Her sophisticated mother happens to be staying in the same village and Georgie convinces her beloved grandfather to join them as well. But as soon as she arrives, dead bodies start appearing with alarming regularity. Is it some sort of coincidence or are they threatening to ruin the spirit of Christmas?
Rhys Bowen has been nominated for every major award in mystery writing, including the Edgar®, and has won many, including both Agatha and Anthony awards. She is also the author of the Molly Murphy Mysteries set in turn-of-the-century New York, and the Constable Evans Mysteries set in Wales. She was born in England and lives in Northern California.
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Arlington, Va. – Marymount University's men's lacrosse team continued to protect its new home turf, defeating visiting Gwynedd-Mercy 7-5 at Long Bridge Park on Wednesday afternoon. The Saints move to 3-2 overall on the year and are an undefeated 3-0 at home.
Six different Saints scored in the win, led by David Huson with a pair of goals. Danny Carson, Connor Kellogg, Lance Bernecker, Nico Burns and Ronnie Sanna each scored as well.
A highly contested game, the Saints never trailed in the contest but never lead by more than two goals. Bernecker and Carson hit consecutive goals for MU in the first quarter within two minutes of each other to give Marymount a 2-0 lead. Gwynedd-Mercy would respond, knotting things up at 2-2 with a pair of goals of its own in the final minutes of the frame.
Huson netted his first goal at the 5:29 mark in the second quarter to help the Saints take a 3-2 lead into halftime.
Coming out of the break, Kellogg pushed the Saints advantage to 4-2 before back-to-back Griffin goals tied things up again with less than a minute to play in the third. Winning the ensuing faceoff, Huson hit home his second goal of the game with just 29 ticks on the clock to put MU up 5-4 going into the final frame.
In the fourth, GMC converted on a man-up opportunity to force another tie at 5-5 with 13 minutes to play. The Saints responded, holding the Griffins scoreless the rest of the way. Marymount also came up big late as Burns nailed the game-winner with 5:34 remaining and Sanna added a cushion goal less than two minutes later.
Marymount continued to split time between the pipes. Ross Fernandez got the start and collected six saved in the first half while Derek DiGiovanni closed things out with four saves in the second half.
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Amber Portwood Welcomes Home Baby Leah!by Free Britney at . Comments
Amber Portwood and her baby Leah have reunited.
The two-year-old was under Indiana's control (as in the State of Indiana) after a very turbulent period, but officials returned her to the Teen Mom star Monday.
"Leah is moving into Amber's new home, where Amber had her daughter's bedroom all set up," a source says. "Amber is so excited to have Leah back!"
LEAH'S HOME: Mother and daughter are together once again.
Just last week, we learned that Leah became a ward of the state, meaning decisions over where she lives falls to a judge and a government agency.
Portwood and ex-fiance Gary Shirley had earlier agreed that Leah was better off living with him for the time being. Child Protective Services agreed.
"It was safer for her to stay at Gary's because of all the photographers outside my house," Amber Portwood, who lives in Anderson, Ind., explained.The star, who's battling serious anger issues, said living without Leah was "the lowest of the low. Every night she's been saying, 'Where's Mommy?'"
On November 18, Portwood was charged by Anderson police for attacking Shirley in front of Leah; she is faced with two felony battery charges.
Now she says she's picking up what's left of her life - or at least trying:
"I'm trying to put the pieces back together," she said. "I have to get better so when I get my baby back, she sees her mom as happy as can be."
Here's wishing her the best in that difficult, ongoing quest.
You know what everyone deserves a second chance and it's not for us to judge. And I think she shouldn't put all her business out on T.V. like that. She has a lot of growing up to do. You can tell she was 16 SUPER IMMATURE....Get together or give her to a person that truly loves children and will love to raise a little princess God be with Angel Leah...And control the temper tantrums of a young mom taking out lost of teenage years on other people. Honestly they probably need to look into substance abuse to me...Just an opinion
Anybody who has seen Ambers violent attacks at Gary would agree that she is no way fit to have Leah back yet. she needs intensive angermanagment classes. I trully fear for Leah's safety.
You got to be kidding me!!!!Why couldn't soul-custody be given to Gary? There making a big mistake and in the end, only baby leah, will suffer. Amber, you are an UNFIT MOTHER, and always will be...SKANK!!!!!!!
"The courts need to watch Teen Mom. The proof is on tape." Traci, don't you know by now that "reality" TV shows are scripted? These shows are as remote from reality as McDonald's is from gastronomy.
It's always a lot of fun to read all of you having opinions, usually negative, on people you actually never met and condemning them without the faintest thought. Mankind in its whole glory. Yay.
What is the State of Indiana thinking? I know the Teen Mom series doesn't show everything, but, ANYONE who chooses to hit another person....male or female should be doing jail time and NOT getting her parenting. Amber should be attending mandatory classes for anger and child rearing....there's no excuse for her to be so ignorant about what it takes to raise a child. Most states offer these services for little or no money.....Gary needs to get steady employment and taking some parenting classes as well....there are tools....
amber should never get that beautiful baby back. she is abusive as one can be. whats she going to do when leah makes her upset? my bet is, we will see amber back in court for child abuse. leah should stay with gary. he is a good father and you can see that he loves her very much. i hope amber gets fired from teen mom.
To anyone out there saying that Amber does not deserve her baby, walk in her shoes, that baby's Daddy is a first class a**. he is emotionally abusive of her, but the camera's play it down.She is doing whats best for her and her baby I give her a ton of credit.
Gary should report the abuse to GLAAD. I think it's considered a hate crime. I just don't understand it. Why do women abuse their closeted boyfriends.
Amber should not have her baby back. The courts need to watch Teen Mom. The proof is on tape.
Amber does not deserve to have that child under her roof just yet. It takes WAY more than a week to sort out all the baggage that girl carries with her. Those anger issues need to be treated and that little girl does NOT deserve to be a part of all the turmoil! I cannot believe the state AND GARY are putting her BACK in harms way!! GARY!! Be a MAN!! WATCH the show & REALIZE Amber IS who she IS... she needs HELP... NOT Enabling!! You are Enabling her to remain an unfit parent AND SPOUSE/Partner by telling her TIME after TIME that "It's OK." Ot's NOT OK!! MOVE ON!!


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The Quarter Bistro
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6904 Wooster Pike
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Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Quarter Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.quarter-bistro.com/
- Phone: (513) 271-5400
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Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Welcome to The Quarter Bistro, located in the heart of historic Mariemont Square, only minutes from Montgomery, Maderia, Indian Hill and Downtown. The award-winning combination of seasonal cuisine and sophisticated ambiance are just the beginning of an unforgettable experience. As Cincinnati's premier "contemporary" bistro, the menu presents all things classic and creative in balance. Fresh fish and game daily? Of course. Outstanding wines at a great value? No Question. Whether it's a beautiful summer evening on the patio, a romantic wine and dine for two, or a down-to-business dinner for ten, The Quarter Bistro has it covered.Continued
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71 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (55)great for outdoor dining (43)fit for foodies (41)special occasion (29)romantic (28)vibrant bar scene (19)good for groups (16)hot spot (15)notable wine list (14)late-night find (8)scenic view (4)great for lunch (3)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Limited but well done menu served attentively26pt2runnerVIPDined on 11/25/2014I dined on consecutive nights. The first night was such a treat, I cancelled a reservation at another establishment in favor of another night here. I thought the menu limited, but in a good way in that the chef concentrates on what can be done well in a given season. The wait staff was outstanding; attentive but not hovering. Two great evenings.Special Features:
- Exquisite dinnerLidaDined on 11/19/2014It was my husband's birthday, and from start to finish, we had a memorable evening. The food was absolutely wonderful - the wild mushroom ravioli was a delightful medley of tastes, all complementary, the dressing on the arugula salad was perfect. My husband ordered the short rib specialty - cooked to perfection. The tomato soup was a treat. The service from everyone involved was five star. Magnificent, and a place we will take our "foodie" friends when they visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Predictably perfect.WillDineDined on 11/15/2014This cool spot always meets or exceeds our expectations on all levels: ambiance, food, & friendly service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 11/14/2014The salmon tacos and beer salad were very good. Interior a bit dated. Food and service were good but it was soo LOUD! Hard to have a conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Mariemont Favorite!NannyDined on 11/13/2014The Quarter Bistro is always a delightful dining experience! Great food, wonderful service, and warm friendly ambience. The wait staff work together and give you attention without intruding. My lobster mac'n cheese was delicious. My husband's salmon tacos were messy and delicious just perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerMikeDined on 11/12/2014Perfect place for a romantic dinner! Had asked for a booth and got the best in the restaurant to celebrate a very special birthday dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A GemOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/11/2014Exquisite, romantic gem right next to an art cinema and a Graeters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding as alwaysklktbearVIPDined on 11/7/2014WE love coming to the Quarter Bistro. The food and service are above par, some menu items change by season which is nice. There is always some new drink or food to try each time we visit. No one should miss coming to the quarter bistro.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yumJFlo1Dined on 11/1/2014took my dad and his wife there. They raved about the place, and loved it. I think I am spoiled since I get to go more often and take it for granted.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently ExcellentFishyVIPDined on 10/31/2014Great food, service and ambiance in Mariemont. We always go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A "GO TO '' RESTAURANTnbingDined on 10/22/2014THIS IS ONE OF MY TOP 5 DINING SPOTS ........LOCATION, ATMOSPHERE , AND FOOD YOU CAN COUNT ON TO BE ABOVE AVERAGE. I AM ALWAYS HAPPY TO GO THERE . IT IS WELL RUN AND EVERYTHING IS CONSISTENT, AS ONE WOULD HOPE TO HAVE IT. GOOD JOB !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this placeLangerVIPDined on 10/20/2014We recently moved to mariemont and now we have this great restaurant as our neighborhood gem. Whether we eat a full course meal or something lighter, it is always excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- love at first sightWillDineDined on 10/18/2014From the moment we enter the space we feel the great karma and know we're in for a treat. This place continues to please by keeping things fresh and friendly. Love the food, love the ambiance and love the staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time but not the last time.GHDavidsonDined on 10/12/2014I had never been to The Quarter Bistro though have driven past it many times. Was looking for somewhere to celebrate a special birthday so I looked their website and read reviews online. I was not disappointed. It's great restaurant for celebrating a special occasion or simply for a nice, romantic night out. The food was excellent as was their employees.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- iliadDined on 10/9/2014Excellent food and service very attentive. Lovely atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best I've foundOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/4/2014As a recent transplant from Chicago, I have been touring the various local dining establishments. I have to say, this is the best restaurant I have found so far. Smaller portions than a lot of local restaurants, a little more expensive than most, but completely worth it if you can swing it. Margherita Pizza app - terrific. Chicken and lemon risotta - outstanding and I will be returning to have this again. Prime rib and mashed potatoes - prime rib was average, potatoes were great. Key lime pie dessert - one of the best desserts I've had. Even the bread and butter was excellent. Best service I've had in awhile.Special Features:
- Outdoors great diningRMPRVIPDined on 9/19/2014A favorite for outdoor dining. Quarter Bistro is super! Service, food and atmosphere all the best!Special Features:
- $13 for a small saladGlenVIPDined on 9/6/2014Another great dinner. The only downside was what my wife was led to believe was a dinner salad that was anything but. It was a very small portion and at $13, very over-priced. Great service. Great food. Great wine and beer list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SeatingBillRDined on 9/6/2014Went to movie & then walked next door (We had reservations). Weather was perfect thus a special night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food ok, portion size inadequateOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/4/2014We got teh salad with salmon as a meal. Salmon must have been 2 oz. Not enough for a meal. The desert was good.Special Features:
- Did A Great JobPaulaDined on 8/31/2014Whatever we needed they attended to. Unique atmosphere in a quant area. Well doneSpecial Features:
- Best Neighborhood RestaurantMMConcertDined on 8/31/2014Drive in frequently from NKY to the local indy movie theater. Best contemporary restaurant in the neighborhood. Food is consistently very good, if not excellent, and the staff is above reproach. The weather was nice and we chose to eat outside, but the noise from the traffic flow starting and stopping directly in front of the seating area quickly became annoying while trying to converse. Mussels were over-done and shrunk to the size of a pencil eraser, but still tasty. Do wish they were open for lunch, as the alternative eating establishments leave a lot to be desired.Special Features:
- Another enjoyable mealtiffhoofVIPDined on 8/29/2014We've enjoyed several dinners at The Quarter Bistro. The food is always consistently delicious and the service spot on. It can be a bit loud at times, but we love the lively atmosphere. A great date night spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Great @ Quarter Bistro!COteamVIPDined on 8/27/2014No matter how much time there is between our visits, we return to find the Quarter Bistro its consistent great self! The service is sharp, the ambiance is energetic & comfortable, the menu offers interesting and delicious choices, and you never feel like you have to rush for the next seating. Also worthy of noting is that the management actually pays attention to any requests noted in your Open Table reservation. On occasion, we've asked for the background music to be turned down and they have always accommodated our request.Special Features:
- Solid Neighborhood HauntIlike2eatDined on 8/23/2014Good food & neighborhood feel with a fun cocktail menu and acceptable wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great visitpslelDined on 8/19/2014A bit pricey, but give it high ratings in every category.Special Features:
- Jarmstr278HenryDined on 8/16/2014We had a great dinner and wonderful waiter. Food and drinks hit the mark in every way.Special Features:
- Following a movie, it was perfectBillVIPDined on 8/16/2014Dinner, was excellent, the atmosphere was relaxing, the service was excellent.Special Features:
- Great Food & ServiceBreezyDined on 8/10/2014The Quarter Bistro is always a great place to eat if you are looking for fantastic food and service. We were there to celebrate several Birthday's and they didn't disappoint.Special Features:
- Dining with friendsCincyjaneDined on 8/8/2014I took two friends to the Quarter Bistro and it was their first visit. We all enjoyed our meals and the service was fine. I think they would return there based on their comments. It is one of my favorite Cincinnati restaurants.Special Features:
- Mariemont GemLindaDined on 8/3/2014The Quarter Bistro is consistently a wonderful place to have a casual outdoor or indoor dining experience. The food is always wonderful. I can always find something to fit my needs from it's varied but not huge menu. I love taking out of town guests here to experience the wholesome beauty of Mariemont. The menu is interestingly good without unusual food combinations. It has a few options for vegetarians but have seen the kitchen change items to cater my vegetarian friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food but small portionsHungryDined on 8/3/2014Food was delicious but not a good dollar value. Portions of Scottish salmon at $25 looked measley on plate and short rib tacos very small portion for $15. Service was up and down. Food was delicious. Don't go if hungry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 721 reviews are from the The Quarter Bistro reviews archive.
- Noise Reduction PleaseAtasterDined on 7/26/2014Everything was very nice except the noise level makes conversation difficult, even across a two-person table. We dined there on a Saturday evening at 8 pm and the place was full and "noisy".Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent from Start to Finish!BobbyDined on 7/25/2014The Quarter Bistro has excellent food and service. Their desserts are exceptional!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The saltiest food in CincinnatiJu1244Dined on 7/22/2014Good food at good prices, some of the best waiters around and a lovely setting both outside and in. The dining room is a very romantic red and has an heir of something special. All of the food is overly-salted and even seemingly healthful dishes are chock full of sodium and hidden fat, the trout is served with mashed potatoes that are bathed in bacon grease...delicious, but spaghetti carbonara might be healthier.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BethDined on 7/10/2014John, our server, was very helpful in telling us about the menu. We went with his recommendations and the food was wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really great overall!BarbVIPDined on 7/9/2014I took 2 friends who had never dined at Quarter before and they both LOVED IT and said they want to go back. I think that the flatbread and some of the dinners are priced a bit high for rather small portions, but the food is wonderful and worth the extra treatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently good.HungryfoodieVIPDined on 7/8/2014Wonderful Halibut special. Beautiful evening for dining on the patio.Special Features:
- Always a pleasure!cab8357Dined on 7/3/2014I just love this place. The service starts and ends just right. Food is always great and I love the Watermelon Gazpacho and the salmon. I look forward to returning soon.Special Features:
- Another Great EveningCOteamVIPDined on 7/3/2014We visit every couple of months and always find something new on the menu to entice us. Our service was wonderful & the manager obliged us by turning down the music to a level that allowed conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The CB Shine is a 125cc commuter motorcycle developed by Honda for the mass market segment. The Shine caters to a segment of buyers who are ok with understated looks but expect respectable performance and efficiency. This coupled with Honda's refinement and reliability makes the Shine a solid all round package.
The CB Shine gets some nice graphics that can be seen running all over the fuel tank. A 3D Honda emblem on the fuel tank gives it a distinct class and style. The motorcycle gets a lightweight advanced diamond frame and is powered by 124cc single cylinder air-cooled engine. The engine churns out 10.12bhp at 7500 rpm and 10.54Nm at 5500 rpm and is mated to a four speed gearbox with all back (N-1-2-3-4) shift patterns. The CB Shine gets spring loaded hydraulic suspension at both the front and rear, along with 18-inch wheels. 80/100 tubeless tyres for both the front and the rear are standard on this bike. The CB Shine gets 240mm front disc and 130mm rear drum that provide decent traction under braking. The CB Shine has a kerb weight of 120kg which is pretty decent for a 125cc motorcycle.
The Honda CB Shine is sold in five colours – Force Silver Metallic, Black, Geny Grey Metallic, Rebel Red Metallic and Monsoon Grey Metallic. It is available in three different variants – Self-Disc-Alloy, Kick-Drum-Spoke and Self-Drum-Alloy.
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LOS ANGELES U.S. titanium shipments unexpectedly fell 13 percent last year, and industry observers said a turnaround may not begin until the second half of 2013 at the earliest.
Mill product shipments totaled 39,600 tonnes (87.3 million pounds), down from a record 45,500 tonnes (100.3 million pounds) in 2011, according to U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) data.
"This was below my expectations," one industry analyst said. Like many others, the analyst had expected 2012 shipments to at least match, if not exceed, the previous years figure.
Some observers said that a sharp fall in nonaerospace industrial demand may have played a role in last years falloff, although that market typically accounts for a much smaller portion of U.S. demand than it does in other parts of the world. Commercial and military aerospace, which normally plays a dominant role in the U.S. market, accounted for approximately 68 percent of domestic mill product and castings shipments last year, according to the USGS.
Moreover, Chicago-based Boeing Co., which is generally assumed to represent the largest single consumer of U.S. titanium, "reset" its outside requirements downward last year. Some distributors who expected a pickup as the year progressed had laid in inventory and instead ended up with far more material in stock at the end of 2012 than they anticipated.
Some analysts dont expect annual shipments to improve significantly until 2014, although they conceded that the second half of this year likely will be an improvement over the first six months.
Production data, which often gives a clue about shipments in succeeding quarters, wasnt particularly strong in the fourth quarter. Ingot production slipped 3.9 percent from the third quarter to 17,100 tonnes (37.7 million pounds), while mill product output fell 17.3 percent to 8,850 tonnes (19.5 million pounds).
John Mothersole, senior principal analyst of Lexington, Mass.-based IHS Global Insight Inc.s pricing and purchasing service, acknowledged that last years results were "a disappointment" and the first quarter of 2013 had been "weak," but he said this year looks likely to pick up somewhat in the second half. Shipments likely will reach 89.3 million pounds in 2013 and rise above the 100-million-pound mark next year, according to IHS.
IHS predicts that 2013 titanium ingot prices will decline 1 to 2 percent from 2012, with stability following first-quarter softness. It expects mill product prices to reach equilibrium this summer and experience a "slight lift" by the end of the year following the 10-percent drop they experienced in the first quarter. IHS expects titanium ingot prices to rise 6 to 7 percent and mill product prices to rise 8 to 10 percent in 2014.
Titanium scrap receipts totaled 48,800 tonnes (107.6 million pounds) last year, up 21 percent from 2011, according to the USGS.
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