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Office Phone: 724-847-6725
Degrees Received
Courses Taught
ANT 201 - Cultural Anthropology
BIB 112 - Old Testament Introduction
ESL 430 - Advanced ESL Reading
BIB 491 - Early Church Experience
GRK 101, 102 - Hellenistic Greek Grammar I and II
LIN 219 - Linguistics
MIN 491 - World of Islam
MIN 219 - World Christian Movement
MIN 491 - Research in Missions & Culture
Selected Presentations/Publications
"Idiolect, Candy Bars and 'Artisan English' Orthography." Paper presented to the 14th International Conference on Diversity in Organizations, at Vienna, Austria, July 2014
"The Living Language Environment of Acts 21:27-40." Paper presented to the Greek Language and Exegesis Section of the Evangelical Theological Society, San Diego, CA, November 2014.
"The Principle of Universality in Sociolinguistics With Implications for Acts 22:2." Paper presented to the Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics Section at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature, San Diego, CA, November 2014.
"Anti-Language and the Epistle of James." Chapter in edited book on the Greek text of the Epistle of James and Persuasion Theory. James Dvorak (Co-editor). Forthcoming.
Review of Language and Religion: A Journey into the Human Mind by William Downes (Cambridge, 2011). In: Language and Society Vol.42(3): June 2013
Exegetical/Critical Commentary on Colossians and Philemon. In the Brill Exegetical Commentary Series. Stanley E. Porter and Andrew W. Pitts (General Editors). Leiden: E.J. Brill. Forthcoming.
A Cross-Linguistic Study of Greek Diminutives – BAGL – Fall Issue
"Missionaries and Language Maintenance and Language Shift: Language Policy, Social Forces or Historical Accident?" (with Christina B. Paulston) Paper for presentation to the 7th Annual Conference on Missionary Linguistics. Bremen, Germany, Feb.29-Mar.2.
"Is There a Diminutive Proto-Type in the House? Paper for presentation to the Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics Section of the Society of Biblical Literature, Chicago, IL, Nov.17-20.
Internal book and manuscript reviews for Oxford University Press and Wadsworth Cengage Learning.
The Leader's Bible – New Testament. Editor/translator for Synoptic Gospels, Acts and I, II Thessalonians. 400th Anniversary Edition of KJV / MEV.
"The Community Diminutive." Paper for presentation to the Biblical Greek Languages and Linguistics Section of the Society of Biblical Literature, Annual Meeting, San Francisco, Nov.19.
Critical review of Tope Omoniyi (ed.), The Sociology of Language and Religion. Palgrave/MacMillan, 2010. In: Language Policy, Vol.11, Issue 2 (2012):205-207.
"Language Policy and Religion." Ch.18 in Spolsky, Bernard (Ed.). Cambridge Handbook of Language Policy. Cambridge University Press. (with Christina B. Paulston), 2012.
"A History of Greek with Reference to the New Testament" and "Some Implications of Bilingualism for New Testament Exegesis." Two chapters in: Stanley E. Porter & Andrew W. Pitts, Eds. Studies in the Language of the New Testament, Vol.1. Leiden: E.J. Brill. – Forthcoming
"A Short Study of Greek Diminutives." Paper presented to the Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics Section of the Society of Biblical Literature, Atlanta, Nov.20.
"Hermeneutic Implications of Bilingualism with Reference to Matt.5:22." Paper for presentation to the Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics Section of the Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Nov.21-24.
"The Contribution of Bilingualism to an Understanding of the Nature of New Testament Greek with Implications for the Exegesis of Phil.2:6-11." Paper for presentation to the New Testament and the Greek Language Section of the Evangelical Theological Society annual meeting, New Orleans, Nov.18-20.
"Talking with the Dead: Linguistics and Pedagogy of Hellenistic Greek." In: S.B. Porter and M.B. O'Donnell (Eds.). The Linguist as Pedagogue: Trends in the Teaching and Linguistics Analysis of the Greek New Testament. New Testament Monographs, 11. Sheffield Phoenix Press (2011).
"Religion as a Domain of Intercultural Discourse." Ch.23 in Kiesling, Scott, Elizabeth Rangel and Christina B. Paulston (Eds.). Blackwell Handbook of Intercultural Discourse and Communication. Blackwell Publishing (2012).
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NEW YORK (AP) — A Citi Investment Research analyst downgraded shares of Boston Scientific Corp. Monday as the medical device maker's stock traded around three-year highs.
THE OPINION: Analyst Matthew Dodds lowered his rating to "Neutral" from "Buy," noting that Boston Scientific shares have surged in 2013 and saying the stock is now trading at a premium compared with competitors St. Jude Medical Inc. and Medtronic Inc. He said that's because investors have taken a very positive view of the company's pipeline of products, including a new implantable heart device and a new treatment for atrial fibrillation, a type of irregular heartbeat.
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However Dodds said the company's stock price now reflects the value of its pipeline. While sales of the new products could surpass $900 million by 2017, he said most of that growth will only serve to counteract declining sales of older products. He said Boston Scientific will report lower sales growth than its competitors over that period.
THE STOCK: Shares of the Natick, Mass., company lost 9 cents to $9.22 in midday trading. The stock climbed 62 percent in the first half of the year, rising to $9.75 in June. That was its highest price since January 2010.


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He's less than two weeks old, but he shows the telltale signs of a baby agitated and in pain: an open sore on his chin where he's rubbed the skin raw, along with a scratch on his left check. He suffers from so many tremors that he's been placed in a special area so nurses can watch him around the clock in case he starts seizing —or worse, stops breathing.
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Paleo Holiday Survival Guide & Challenge
THURSDAY, October 22nd 6:30pm
2014 30-Day Paleo Challenge CFSR
How would it feel to start the holiday season feeling and looking great? This program is focused on helping you understand the WHY behind the HOW of the Paleo diet and lifestyle principles and how to practically apply it to you own personal health needs and lifestyle. Sarah Pate, a four-year plus SFCFter, who has just finished a master's degree in health education and nutrition, will teach the classes.
Meetings will be Mondays at 6:30 at CrossFit San Ramon, based on the last three years participant that attend all the meetings have the most success, so please come to as many as you possibly can. It is possible to do the program without coming to the meetings but it is much harder to stay true to the program without the group support. Plus the recipes, snacks, and cooking demonstrations are most participants' favorite parts.
Kick off – September 22nd
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- Modulate cortisol
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Hello Paleo Challenge 2014!
Welcome to the first week of your Paleo Challenge
For some of you this is a refinement and for others a whole new way of thinking about how to eat. It doesn't matter where your starting from just that you started! Please find below a summary of what we covered.
Kick Off Meeting and Introduction
This Program is structured to:
1. Support you body's natural detoxification pathways
2. Reset you body's biochemistry to increase cell receptivity and cell renewal
3. Optimize body composition by promoting lean tissue growth and repair, and reducing excess fat
4. Reduce chronic Inflammation, which underlies most illness, disease, and discomfort
In our first class we reviewed the Instructions for the Program – Please read them again carefully
We reviewed the Food Guide – Again please read them again carefully and ask any questions you may have.
Please read the attached information on Epigenetics or another way to think about it – how incredibly fast our bodies renew themselves and how OUR choices on what to eat, think, move impact our health. Which future version of you do you want to be in 28 days?
If your goal is the fastest possible fat loss then – dramatically reduce all fruit and nuts and make your food choices from the first column of low GI selections. For everyone – when in doubt EAT MORE VEGETABLES.
If you are primarily focused on promoting your over all health and are happy with slower body composition changes, you are welcome to make any selections from the food guide. Be guided by how certain foods make you feel.
If your goal is to build lean body mass primarily muscle, then you need to increase protein to around 1-1.4 grams per lean body mass (around 80you're your total weight) and add in more choices from the medium GI list especially post work out. Your most important meal is the one that FOLLOWS your work out.
Preparation is the key to success in healthy eating. Prep food on the weekends for grab and go snacks during the week when you are pressed for time. Package up leftover dinners in to serving sizes and freeze for eating later in the week. Go shopping and read labels
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I think Sarah Pate is the most awesome person in the whole world!!!!
December 6, 2011 at 12:00 pm
The way Sarah breaks everything down is really great, Makes it so easy to understand. I can't wait for the next talk! yum paleo:) Thank you, Sarah!
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Officials from the city of Detroit and Detroit Public Schools are celebrating the grand opening of the new Mumford High School with a ribbon cutting ceremony and back pack giveaway on Tuesday.
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When David Hasselhoff, Florence Henderson and Michael Bolton are the biggest names, you know the bar has been lowered.
As the 11th season of "Dancing with the Stars" approaches, the Watcher ponders this conundrum: Which ones are the stars?
After five years of headlining one of TV's most popular shows, the professionals of "DWTS" are bigger household names than most of the crew of has-beens and wanna-bes who will compete this season.
That means the bigger news this week is not who will be dancing, but who won't be – namely Edyta Sliwinska and Julianne Hough.
Edyta, the only professional dancer to appear in each of the first 10 seasons, has quit "DWTS" to concentrate on finishing her college degree. The gossip website TMZ says that disagreements with the producers led to her leaving, but Edyta disputes that,
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Julianne, the popular two-time champion who sat out both seasons of the 2009-10 TV year, will not be back for season 11 and probably is gone for good. She seems to be too busy with her singing and acting career (She's cast in the remake of "Footloose") and dating Ryan Seacrest.
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Re: Glass, hmm..
"the leg pulley was doing most of the work."
what are you dribbling about? For a start there isn't a leg pulley- the climber is moving a sticky pad up with a foot platform rigidly attached, then straightening his leg to gain height. His legs are doing most of (ideally all) the work. The pads are the only thing attaching him to the wall. If you're suggesting that the climber should be climbing up using arm-power alone then you have clearly never climbed (or prussicked up a rope...).
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Re: There is a problem with the harpons
It's attached by 3 ice screws on its feet.
MOULDY DICK: France aims to snatch EXPLODING WHALE crown from U.S.
Re: no commercial opportunity here
Uhm, no....If it is not for profit, why can you buy imported whale meat in Japan?
What is silly is that the Japanese pretend that their purely commercial fishery is simply a byproduct of their scientific research. It isn't. That being said I don't really have a problem with small scale commercial whaling of the like carried out by Norway, Iceland etc, it is certainly a more sustainable fishery than cod, for example, and the animal has had a happier life than my bacon sarnie's previous incarnation. It can also be delicious ;)
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How long is a piece of string? We don't know ...
Wasn't that the problem with Beagle 2 as well?
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"Today judo is mainly (in fact, virtually only) a sport."
Putin, Vladimir, Judo: History, Theory, Practice,
US authorities round up ILLEGAL DINOSAURS for repatriation
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Chicken eggs are dinosaur eggs so wonder no more.
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Mobius action cam, £40.95 incl. P&P on ebay.
Excellent review here:
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Lots of pubs and bars in Tokyo to be reached by elevator.
So, just how do you say 'the mutt's nuts' in French?
The dug's baws
In Scots.
Hundens balla in Norwegian.
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Pallit= bollocks
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Are they brown, by any chance?
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Re: Just to be pedantic
I'll join in with the pedantry.
Plants can be venomous, if they transmit or inject their toxins through a specialised apparatus, e.g. nettles.
The frogs you mention are poisonous, not venomous, as the toxin is delivered passively. Poisonous can refer to a substance or a plant which causes illness, death etc when taken into the body, or to an animal which produces a poison.
Furtive ebook readers push Hitler's Mein Kampf up the charts
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Aye, say what you like about Hitler but at least he gave away Mein Kampf for nothing.
ALIEN WORLD Beta Pictoris snapped by Earth's Gemini 'scope
That is jaw-droppingly cool. In my (not so distant) youth it seemed almost inconceivable that we would be able to really know anything about extra-solar planets, or even be able to prove their existence....now all we need to do is figure out a way to visit them.
Galaxy is CRAMMED with EARTH-LIKE WORLDS – also ALIENS (probably)
Re: Fermi's Paradox was nonsense.
"Which leaves the only real driver of aliens coming here being for the sake of it."
Iain M Banks touched upon this in Transition- if tourism is the only reason for an alien race to visit other planets, and the only thing unusual about Ole Earth is the fact that our moon and star appear almost exactly the same size in the sky, then the best place to look for aliens on Earth would be to watch out for space hippies around the time of a solar eclipse....
Anonymous and pals gather in support of girl at centre of rape case
Re: What a strange concept of pleasure you must have
You do realise you're missing out, don't you?
Anti-food startup Soylent pours sugar daddies' $1.5m into its gloopy mix
Re: It's not that it's "new"...
Would be ideal for ultralightweight backpacking....
Oh noes! New 'CRISIS DISASTER' at Fukushima! Oh wait, it's nothing. Again
Re: Who will be the Elon Musk of nuclear power?
Bruce Wayne of course
Boffin blends benevolent beer
A pint, or possibly 2 pints, of beer is already an excellent post-sports drink. Better than water alone anyway (after 1 or 2 in an hour post exercise the body has absorbed as much carbohydrates as it can use and the diuretic effects of the alcohol will start to have a bigger effect). It contains nutrients and electrolytes as it is.
Maybe what these Aussies have actually discovered is what the rest of the civilised world just calls "beer" already, as opposed to that koala urine Fosters
First burger made of TEST-TUBE MEAT to be eaten on August 5
I'd rather not take a centrum thanks;
Brit Skylon spaceplane moves closer to lift-off
Re: Had the UK only invested more generously in this earlier
If you'd bothered to read the article;
"Following testing, the ESA gave the precooling system the thumbs-up in November last year, prompting the British government to stump £60m towards the construction of a full SABRE prototype."
Things that cost the same as coffee with Tim Cook - and are WAY more fun
And some beer sacrificed on the stones for lovely malty steam
Stephen Fry explains… Alan Turing's amazing computer
Re: God I'm getting sick of Fry
"Brian Cox is a lecturer in Astrophysics"
No he's not. He's a particle physicist.
Hanging's too good for 'em - so what do you suggest?
Re: Anybody want this garbage
""If you have reasonable doubt about their guilt, you MUST find them not guilty." Whether the penalty is death or imprisonment *shouldn't* make a difference in deciding guilty or not guilty"
It shouldn't make a difference in deciding their guilt, however it should make a difference in deciding the punishment if capital punishment is an option. If there is *any* doubt about their guilt, reasonable or otherwise, then they should not be put to death.
For premeditated murder, with zero doubt as to guilt, then they should be fired out of a cannon as soon as sentenced.
Killers laugh in face of death penalty threat, say US experts
@ Jake
Balls to your sweeping statement Jake.
Drugs have always been an option, throughout human history, and across human cultures. From a champagne reception to a shaman's hut in the rainforest, people have always, and will always, like to get off their tits. . It's the prohibition of drugs that is new and is the problem, not the drugs.
Drugs are never going to go away, no matter what kind of social utopia you imagine you want to live. Me, my utopia would be one in which individuals are allowed to make their own life choices, to the extent that they don't harm others with those choices.
James Cameron back from dive to world's deepest point
Does the thing have portholes to look out of, or does the pilot just watch everything on viewscreens?
So, what IS the worst film ever made?
Has certain redeeming features
Re: outfield
I quite enjoyed Gnomeo and Juliet.
But then I was kind of high...
The Cat in the Hat
Starring Mike Myers.
Awful, just awful.
Re: Anything
A Scanner Darkly is good....
Royal astro-boffin to MPs: Stop thinking about headlines
You obviously *don't* know.
We have a parliamentary democracy in the UK. It is not a Repubic (sic), but a constitutional monarchy.
I would also argue that there was no pure, direct, democracy in Ancient Greece either. Certainly not "everybody" voted on every decision- you didn't get a say if you were female, or a slave, for instance.
Imagine if all the Daily Mail readers in this country had a say in every single decision o_O
Mars attacks! Morocco pelted with rocks from the Red Planet
And the nomads got?
How much were the nomads who found the rocks paid?
Former coder, NASA 'naut to lead DARPA starship dream
2 most irritating?
More irritating than Wesley Crusher???
China outraged by US cyberspying fingering
Spelled Moldova, surely?
Mighty trash-bag balloon cluster soars above Nevada
Trash bags, I want some trash bags! traaash baaaags, I want some traaash baaags!
Reebok used 'very fit woman' in buttock-related deception
"claimed......could fight the flab on leg and buttock muscles"
No. they don't claim that. They do claim that they tone the muscles. Toning and fighting flab are different things (and targeted fat loss is a complete myth). Although try telling that to women that attend thighs bums and tums classes at the gym to develop magnificent abs and arses which then remain hidden under a big pile of flab.
Google+ bans real name under 'Real Names' policy
Stop being a pedant
He probably didn't mean UK, as law is not consistent across the UK.
You have English Law in England and Wales, Scots Law in Scotland and Northern Ireland Law in Norn Iron.
In Scotland for example you do not require a deed poll to change your name, you pretty much just have to inform others (banks etc) of the name you will henceforth be known as.
A-level results accidentally put on interwebs a week early
Not sure about England but studies in Scotland have shown that exam standards have remained constant and pupils are just getting better at passing exams.
Also, you should Google the Flynn Effect- IQs are increasing steadily over time too. In a couple of centuries you would be considered an imbecile. Or perhaps you already are?
Obama gets personal V-22 Osprey tiltrotor
....what have they done to it?
Fuelled it maybe?
Mexico demands apology for Top Gear outrage
Cheese eating surrender monkeys
Napoleon was Corsican
Unarmed Royal Navy T45 destroyer breaks down mid-Atlantic
"the French........have been waiting a long time to get their own back"
Get their own back for what exactly?
Mounting a successful invasion of England back in 1066?
Winning the 100-years war?
Flakey scales brand Commonwealth boxers bunch of blobs
professional pugilists
Amateur, at the commonwealth games I would have thought. Answer is still not me though.
HABITABLE ALIEN WORLD discovered 20 light-years away!
Fire up the Orion- let's go!
Flying gyrocopter jump-jeep gets $3m from DARPA
@ Devil Dog
Teufel Hunden- which the US marines allege was a nickname given to them by Zie Germans, meaning "Devil Dog"
Almost certainly made up by either the marines or a US reporter. There are no references to the term in German language sources (even today). It isn't even in grammatically correct German as any schoolkid will tell you.
Star Wars set for 3D rehash
I don't see how this is going to be good. The 3 prequels are utter drivel to begin with (esp Phantom Menace) and I'm not sure how much I want to see 3D Ewoks either.
As I understand it proper made for 3D films are shot with cameras with little focal length (or animated) so that everything is in focus. Converted to 3D films don't really work (and bring on headaches) because everything looks almost 3D but you can't focus on everything on the screen because the camera wasn't focused on everything. I don't see any techniques which could bring everything into focus in the original films other than CGI....
I would hope also that they would use the original films rather than the "special edition" with added shit CGI....but it is Lucas..
Recession drives pies sky high
Pie in Chorlton, Manchester. Great ales, lovely pies.
Lots and lots of lovely pies!
NZ woman pays motorised tribute to A RYAN 1
From my experience watching the Wire;
187= US police code for murder. As tattooed on many a gangsta rappa.
50 = police. Apparently (and amusingly) this comes from the Yank cop show Hawaii 5-0
so I guess when you put 2 & 2 together.....
Organ banks on horizon as boffins prep tissue-freeze tech
Fruit flies holding the secret....
...I doubt that there's anything special about fruit flies, they're just a standard organism for this type of research, with very well understood genetics, like lab mice
Possibly the world's most pointless review
pointless (but fun) reviews
Plucky Finn attempts to drive length of Finland in small digger
pedant alert
I think Export to Scandinavia got their definition from Wikipedia (and presumably prefer the name "Export to Scandinavia" to "Export to Scandinavia and Finland").
Finland isn't part of Scandinavia but it is one of the Nordic countries along with Norway, Sweden etc.
And the Moomin books were written in Swedish. This is a useful fact if you ever need to really annoy a Finnish person.
And I dread to think what El Reg would be like if it was actually written in Common English. A bit like The Sun I guess......
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Democracy Now! stories, posts and pages that relate to Puerto Rico
Federal agents in riot gear today removed and arrested over 60 protesters, including two U.S. lawmakers, from the gates of a U.S. Navy bombing range on the island of Vieques, Puerto Rico.May 04, 2000 | Story
Puerto Rican protesters waited for U.S. federal authorities to expel them from the U.S. Navy's prized training ground at Vieques — even as several U.S. lawmakers and a religious leader promised to come to show their support. [includes rush transcript]May 03, 2000 | Story
In Vieques, Puerto Rico, protesters have held their ground now for over a year, as they seek to end 50 years of military exercises and bombings on the island by the U.S. Navy. The protesters have established encampments inside the military camps where the firing ranges are located, and have paralyzed live ammunition exercises for over a year. [includes rush transcript]Apr 28, 2000 | Story
President Clinton yesterday denied that he offered clemency to 16 Puerto Rican political prisoners for political reasons, as Republicans continue to accuse the president of making a politically motivated decision to favor Hillary Clinton's New York Senate race.Sep 22, 1999 | Story
Rev. Jesse Jackson and Puerto Rican Religious Leaders Call for End of US Military Exercises in ViequesThe Rev. Jesse Jackson and top Puerto Rican religious leaders this weekend joined dozens of protesters who have occupied a bombing range on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques, and who are demanding that the US Navy halt its live-fire exercises there.Aug 16, 1999 | Story
A Clinton administration official said the members of the Puerto Rican independence group, the Armed Forces of National Liberation, known as FALN for its initials in Spanish, would be freed from prison or have fines lifted if they agreed to renounce violence, refrain from meeting with other independence leaders, and obey stringent guidelines barring them from using weapons. [includes rush transcript]Aug 12, 1999 | Story
Juan Gonzalez, New York Daily News columnist and Democracy Now! co-host, is on his way to Puerto Rico to cover the visit of Jesse Jackson Sr., civil rights activist and head of the Rainbow/Push Coalition. This, as pressure mounts for the U.S. military to leave the island of Vieques.Aug 11, 1999 | Story
The first U.S. casualty of the bombings against Yugoslavia took place thousands of miles from the Balkans, on the small island of Vieques in Puerto Rico. Last week, a U.S. Navy jet training for the war in Kosovo dropped a 500 pound bomb on an observation post, killing a security guard named David Sanes Rodriguez and injuring several others.Apr 27, 1999 | Story
Last week's heated Congressional debate on Puerto Rico threw the national spotlight on what is America's oldest and largest colony. In the middle of crucial shipping lanes, and strategically positioned in the northeastern part of the Caribbean, for the last 100 years Puerto Rico has been an important U.S. military site.Mar 09, 1998 | Story
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Spanish-American War and the US colonization of the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico. Indeed, Puerto Rico is this country's largest and longest-held colony. And now Congress appears ready to finally take up the question of Puerto Rico's status once and for all.Feb 26, 1998 | Story
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2014-15 Benefit Brochure
Frequently Asked Questions 2014-15
Voluntary Dental Insurance 2014-15
Dear Wesleyan Parent(s) or Guardian(s):
The University requires all students to maintain health insurance that is comparable to the university-sponsored plan. Every year, a few students have not been allowed to register or have been billed for unnecessary insurance because they did not complete the required online forms and thus experienced needless frustration. Please complete the necessary online forms as soon as possible even if your insurance has not changed since last year.
The Health Center now files claims for visits and services provided at the Health Center directly to private insurance as we do for students with the university-sponsored plan. HMO plans, out of state Medicaid plans and international plans not based in the United States are NOT considered comparable coverage. Students with these plans must enroll in the university-sponsored plan as the Health Center cannot accept these plans for reimbursement. Please review the enclosed benefit highlights flyer for more specific details about the university-sponsored plan, which is underwritten by Aetna. There is also a "FAQ" section provided at the website below.
If you have comparable private insurance for your student and do not want the university-sponsored plan, please show proof of insurance (waive) online at www.gallagherstudent.com/wesleyan. Please remember to print a copy of the confirmation page you receive once you have waived online as this will be required for all billing inquiries.
If you do not have comparable private insurance for your student, you MUST ENROLL online in the university-sponsored plan at www.gallagherstudent.com/wesleyan. Your students account will be billed $1,498 for the annual insurance plan in mid-September; please do not send payment now. Students who are studying abroad during the fall semester are eligible to purchase the annual plan and are the only students who can opt to purchase a fall-only plan.
Wesleyan University will continue to offer low cost student loans to most students who need assistance covering the cost of the health insurance policy. Grant aid assistance will be limited. Please review the financial aid award letter for specific eligibility. Financial aid adjustments will not occur until that start of the semester.
A hold may be placed on class registration for failure to show proof of private insurance or enroll in the plan by August 15.
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Wildwoods will be showing pieces from it's collection at the Minneapolis Mart Saturday through Tuesday (3/15/14 - 3/18/14) The show will be held at the Double Tree hotel in Bloomington MN
Wildwoods will be showing pieces from it's collection at the Redwing MN furniture show Thursday and Friday (3/6/14 - 3/7-14). The show will be held at the Treasure Island Casino. Wholesale accounts are welcome!
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I have always had a calling for the world of beauty in the many different forms. I studied at the Aveda Institute in Albuquerque NM and graduated in 1998, 14 years later I haven't stopped pursuing knowledge and respecting the many different skin concerns and aging issues many of us have. No skin type or concern is exactly the same. I am adamant about being honest about the true expectation that people should have when treating the skin and helping them sort through all the information out there. Don't be afraid of your skin, it is very resilient when given the right tools and care that it needs to thrive! Nurturing the skin is a big part of nurturing yourself. If you feel beautiful, you will live life with more confidence and passion!
Using massage to support and fine-tune, Ashley works with her clients to help them feel as balanced and fluid as possible. Ashley's in-depth studies of myofascial release techniques, specific injury rehabilitation and trigger point therapy enhance her ability to assist clients in resolving muscular issues. She stays abreast of medical research, always incorporating the most up-to-date knowledge into her treatment plans.
Beth Lee
Therapist, #7707
swedish, cranial sacral, reflexology and prenatal massage
Beth, a Korean-American born and raised in Boston, approaches body work with the same commitment to the 'embodied experience of Love' that she has with classical piano and writing poetry. Clients often report that they feel incredibly zen and energized after receiving work from her.
Brenda Archuleta
Therapist, LMT #6105
swedish, therapeutic, prenatal, hot stone, scrubs
A native New Mexican, raised in the mountains
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Caron Caraway
BODY Beyond Therapist, #7141
myofascial release, deep tissue, trigger point therapy, craniosacral therapy, prenatal & infant massage, energy work
Caron graduated from PMTI in Washington DC in 1990 and she has been in New Mexico for 2 1/2 years. Caron believes that pain is a messenger from the body/mind/spirit/expressive Self,
and that understanding the message is the way to relief and healing.
Danielle Gallant
Therapist, #7724
swedish, prenatal, hot stone,
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Danielle's sessions are a therapeutic, loving and caring combination of several modalities. Through her awareness practice, she is devoted to hold a loving caring space for healing and believes that bodywork can be an empowering tool on the journey back to our real nature.
David Bowes
Therapist, #6314
swedish, sports, trigger point, medical, energy work, deep tissue, reflexology
David began his journey as a healer five years ago and has never looked back. It brings him great joy to apply his knowledge of healing while holding space for people. David believes that the majority of our aches and pains hold emotional energy within us, even those from a sports injury. During a session he not only works to relieve the aches and pains but also uses intention to help clear away the emotion behind it. He does this through the use of Swedish, Trigger Point, Sports, Medical and of course through the intention that we are all capable of healing. Namaste.
Diane Jezek
Esthetician #050939
Diane is a graduate of Santa Fe's Vogue Beauty College. A native New Mexican, she grew up in Deming NM and has spent the last 24 years in the Santa Fe area. Living with many of the elements that our skin endures has given her a firm appreciation of esthetics. Diane's skills range from relaxing facials to intense rejuvenation treatments & makeup application which nourish and protect the skin using all natural products. Diane loves to make someone's day better through her work with a variety of skin treatments.
Heather Park
Therapist, LMT #5272
polarity therapy, swedish, hot stone,
prenatal, reflexology, cranial sacral
Drawing from her studies in polarity and Pilates at NMAHA, Heather combines her training in massage therapy with a deep sense of intuition to cater to her clients' diverse needs. Her sessions are nourishing to the body, mind, and spirit bringing a sense of inner peace and wellness.
Jenny Gallucci
Therapist, LMT #6474
cranial sacral, swedish, prenatal, reflexology, polarity, hot stone
Jenny's deep understanding of the body's "natural way" makes for an integration of modalities to help stimulate the lymph, nerve and circulatory systems. Her continued education has led her abroad to study in Latin America as her ambition is to help awaken her clients' healer within.
Joseph Macejka
BODY Beyond Therapist
deep tissue, reflexology, medical, shiatsu, swedish
A graduate of the Swedish Institute in New York with almost 20 years of professional experience, Joseph brings multiple modalities into each treatment while drawing on generational knowledge of whole body healing. Inspired by his passion for the work his heartfelt intention is to bring greater awareness, space,
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Julia Crowley
Esthetician, #055844
A Santa Fe local and graduate of The School of Botanical & Medical Aesthetics, Julia has an underlying passion for skincare & enjoys educating her clients on the benefits of therapeutic skin care. She takes the time to listen to her client's needs & customize a treatment that will achieve optimal results. Her techniques leave you refreshed and energized, as she believes that overall health & wellness of the skin are both internal and external.
Kara Duval
Therapist, LMT #6531
Kara has a deep respect and love for the human body. Its profound wisdom led Kara to study dance and yoga in college at the University of Houston. After that, she moved to Santa Fe to expand her understanding of the energetic and physical bodies through studying polarity and swedish massage at New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts. Kara utilizes swedish, deep tissue, hot stones, aromatherapy, polarity, and stretching to help clients relax and unwind old holding patterns in the body. She works with each client individually incorporating several modalities in session, as well as offering up stretches and exercises the client can do at home to continue the healing process.
Margaret West
Therapist, LMT #7338
swedish, therapeutic, deep tissue, myofacial release, trigger point, russian sports massage, polarity therapy
Margaret draws from a variety of modalities to improve circulation and lymphatic function and decrease stress, pain and tension. Her goal is to facilitate optimal functioning of the body's support structures. All sessions are unique and are based on the needs and wants of the client.
Natalie Fox
Therapist, LMT #7811
therapeutic, deep tissue, prenatal, scrubs
A graduate of the Asheville School of Massage & Yoga, Natalie has been practicing therapeutic bodywork for
2 1/2 years. She is dedicated to contributing to the physical & spiritual well-being of others. Natalie brings a lovingly attentive and joyful energy to her sessions. She also gives a blissful face and scalp massage - perfect for relieving upper body tension and headaches!
Paul Brown
BODY Beyond Therapist
lomi lomi, temple massage, hot stone, prenatal, reflexology, scrubs
Paul seeks to unwind the mind from the body through Lomi Lomi in a safe and sacred space, help his clients to escape the worries of the world by indulging in deeply penetrating Hot Stones or improve athletic performance through Release and Stretch of bound up muscles. He can help facilitate and maintain a higher state of being in your life.
Saskia Vanderploeg
Therapist, LMT #7282
swedish, injury specific, trigger point therapy, facilitated stretching, reflexology
With a degree in Occupational Therapy and 9 years of experience as a Massage Therapist Saskia's work is founded in education and honed by practice. Saskia's massage has often been described as therapeutic yet nurturing. She uses a blend of Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point therapy, facilitated stretching and injury specific work. Passionate about being a massage therapist she says that the experience of massaging people continues to inspire and even energize her. It would be her pleasure to provide you a massage that is unique to your preferences and would continue your process of healing.
Staci Diffendaffer
Esthetician, #054630
Graduating from Aveda Institute, Staci combines ayurvedic techniques with an intuitive touch and results-based technology. Her own experience with skin issues at an early age has led her to become passionate about helping clients break through barriers to reveal their own natural beauty. Clients leave feeling deeply relaxed and rejuvenated, while enjoying immediate results.
Ted Theodosoff
Therapist, LMT #6563
sports, swedish circulatory, myofacial relaese, deep tissue, shiatsu, reflexology, reiki, prenatal, chakra balancing, cranial sacral, hot stone
Ted Theodosoff's 26 years of experience as a practicing massage therapist are enhanced by his Registered Nurse license and 10 years as a yoga teacher. He studied at schools in San Francisco, Kona and San Diego. Ted says his philosophy as a practitioner is to stay present with each client and hear their needs; he then directs the body work to help fulfill each person's individual need. One of his favorite modalities to use is a circulatory sports massage with lots of stretching for the body. He also loves bringing forth modalities of myofascial, cranial sacral, deep tissue or gentle rocking Trager techniques to incorporate with any massage. Ted believes massage is a true gift for healing and relaxation.
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Wuji began full time healing arts practice in 2000. His long time meditation practice, T'ai Chi Chih teacher accreditation, master level reiki accreditation and shamanic training create a unique wisdom space for clients to experience full-spectrum healing. Sessions with Wuji are tailored to the needs of the individual and can include; deep tissue, accupoint therapy, swedish massage, reiki, guided meditation, breath work, sound healing with singing bowls, healing songs, feathering and chakra clearing.
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Mas (farmhouse)
- Address:
39 Downing Street
New York, NY 10014Neighborhood:
Greenwich Village
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $50 and over
Mas (farmhouse)
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.masfarmhouse.com/
- Phone: (212) 255-1790
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Daily: 6:00pm - 11:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, French, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Galen Zamarra
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The private dining room at Mas (farmhouse) is set off the main dining room and can seat a maximum of 24 people. For additional privacy the private dining room can be closed so as to shield private dining guests from other customers.
- Private Party Contact: Adrienne Summa 2122551790
Getting there
- Cross Street: Bedford Street and Varick Street
- Public Transit: The A, C, or E and B, D, F, and Q lines all stop at West 4th Street which is approximately three blocks from the restaurant. In addition, the 1 line stops at Houston Street and is one block from the restaurant.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: A private parking garage is located on Seventh Avenue South and Morton Street. The garage is a mere two blocks from the restaurant.
A word from Mas (farmhouse)
Elegant New-American cuisine using locally grown and sustainably raised foods cooked using modern French styles and honoring classic technique. The ever-changing menu is printed daily, tied with twine, and contains the finest ingredients sourced from small farmers and local fishermen.Continued
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Mas (farmhouse) reviews from OpenTable diners
163 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (126)special occasion (110)romantic (85)neighborhood gem (72)notable wine list (48)hot spot (20)good for groups (15)great for lunch (5)late-night find (5)great for brunch (2)vibrant bar scene (2)kid-friendly (1)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 11/25/2014Everything was amazing and the monkish was one of the best meals I have ever had. Service was kind and attentive, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't hesitate!JamesDined on 11/23/2014Delicious food, lovely atmosphere. A really enjoyable evening! The only slight negative is the extent to which tables are packed in, but otherwise couldn't ask for much more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/18/2014One of the finest meals I've ever had. The food was incredible and the wine parings were perfect. Even more wonderful was the friendly and professional service. The staff were all so personable and nice people! We had just a terrific time. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply TerrificFlashDined on 11/14/2014I can't think of how we could have enjoyed our meal at Mas (farmhouse) any more than we did. The food was exceptional, creative, excellently prepared and tasty. The prix fixe menu was tempting, but we decided on a la carte and found the appetizers (beef tenderloin tartare and tuna) and entrees (chicken and duck breast) outstanding. Dessert (a deconstructed dacquoise, almond sorbet) and cheese slection topped an excellent meal. The service was similarly exceptional; every individual on the staff was smiling. seemed to enjoy their job and was committed to making the experience memorable. Our server knew the menu and the wine list thoroughly, and helped us make the right choices. The manager came to us to explain a five minute wait for our table; I was blown away by such courtesy and concern for the customer, which is unfortunately not the rule in most restaurants. The staff made a special evening for us very memorable, and I look forward to returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cuisine needs workkjninamherstVIPDined on 11/11/2014In a tight loud space, Mas offers trendy cuisine which doesn't hit the mark. While using local sustainable ingredients, the flavor profiles end up being boring without any memorable notes. Even dessert was just a gooey mess, The hazelnut dacquoise seemed like the recipe was off a condensed milk can. The service was professional, but the din did not create a romantic nor special environment.
- Want mas (more) of Mas (farmhouse)HungryJacquiVIPDined on 11/11/2014For lazy foodies like us, the off menu/chef's tasting menu was a must. We sat down, answered a few questions about likes/dislikes/allergies and shortly thereafter were on the express train to custom dinner town. We got the wine pairings to go with it, because why not? Each course surpassed the last and was a wandering journey from shrimp to scallops to sweet breads to lamb chops and everything in between. Would that I were still there right now!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overrated and not worth the hypeNotReturningVIPDined on 11/10/2014I was very excited to eat here, especially with the abundance of positive reviews. Overall, it didn't live up to the hype. The food was good, but not fantastic and took a long time to come. The service was snobby and fairly unwelcoming. I won't be returning.Special Features:
- Amazing foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/8/2014Loved the food. Dishes are thoughtfully put together. They offer a 4 course or 6 course prix fixe menu, but allow a lot of flexibility for you to choose what you want from across the menu. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must have been an off nightEatnTweetDined on 11/6/2014This was a return trip for quiet dinner for two. We were tucked away in the corner on a Thursday night. The menu is still innovative but didn't express the seasonal flavors I expected. My food potato gnocchi was relatively bland and my tuna starter was way too large a portion that seemed to flounder on the plate --can't imagine having ever struggled to finish an appetizer. Atmosphere lacked with loud tables near us and the service wasn't top as it's been in the past. No offer for black pepper, slow water service for us but not others, and heard staff talk about who set our table wrong. Odd experience since we know Mas is a great place.Special Features:
- PerfectOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/4/2014I am not one to write reviews but Mas was one of the better meals i have had in NYC and i eat out A LOT! every course was perfectly prepared and the taste was incredible. Its not a cheap dining experience but its well worth it! I would eat anywhere Mas's chef is cooking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent...best in NYCSouthernGirlinNYCDined on 11/2/2014Brilliant food, drinks and service. Will definitely be going back!!!Special Features:
- Another great visitnnovikVIPDined on 11/2/2014Our second visit and we did the chef's menu this time, and had another standout meal. The beet salad with warm duck and goat cheese mousse was flat-out amazing. Also had lovely pork loin with butternut squash risotto, where the loin seemed a bit undersalted until you had a bite of the two together and the flavors just melded perfectly, and a beautifully cooked lamb with potato-horseradish puree. Halibut also great. The "palate cleanser" of creme fraiche ice cream and strawberry granita was actually a highlight for me, and then they gave each of us a different dessert to finish. I second the rec for the vanilla old-fashioned, and my husband had a mocktail of lime, elderflower, and ginger that was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food but hurried servicetastyVIPDined on 11/1/2014Dodo was excellent as well as the ambiance. However, service was hurried. The dinner was very quick. I think they perhaps have too many servers and they all need something to do.Special Features:
- Incredible Dining ExperiencethegigglerVIPDined on 10/31/2014Service was the best when comparing every restaurant we dined at from Sunday thru Friday night. The only restaurant that checked our coats upon arrival vetsus having to drape our coats on te back of the chair. Wine list is very expensive but for $150 we found an incredible Red. I had the 4 course ( alot) of food. Wife ordered entree only. The Tuna app. was great and large. We split this. The entrees were very delicious. We had the Halibut(5star), Wild Salmon(3.5 star) and Duck (5star). We shared these. The flavors of every dish was complex and tasty. The setting is Romantic. We had a 10pm setting and were not rushed at all to finish/leave. This was our favorite meal of the week. I wish someone would replicate this restaurant in New Orleans!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JasonVIPDined on 10/31/2014Amazing tasting menu with wine paring -- perfect for any special occasion.Special Features:
- Great food! Great atmosphere!ABC0807VIPDined on 10/28/2014Amazing food, atmosphere, and service!!! Have been wanting to try Mas and was worth the wait. Some of the best food we have had a by far the best and most helpful service ever!!!! They make it so easy to enjoy every bit of the experience. We can't wait to come back again!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Buyer bewarePlongee13Dined on 10/27/2014Second time there. Hosted 4 person birthday celebration, including two bottles of wine. At end we asked for glasses of wine. Waiter selected and when Bill was presented, we had been charged $18-25 per glass. Could have purchased another bottle for the price! When I questioned the manager, he was embarrassingly brutish and hostile in demeanor.
- YUM!CindyFoodiesVIPDined on 10/22/2014We loved visiting Mas. The food was delicious and the service was awesome. I am pregnant and wanted a fun drink and the bartender didn't hesitate to shake up something fun and tasty! We love the farm to table concept and highly recommend the tasting menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic service and food!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 10/20/2014The food was wonderful, but the staff was exceptional in explaining our choices and in their willingness to let us construct whatever combination of food we wished.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mas Never DisappointsmuffinbakerVIPDined on 10/20/2014Coming in from out of town, we always go to Mas for dinner. Dinner and service were superb with an excellent choice of wines. The Old Fashion cocktail with crushed vanilla beans is a must. Mas never disappoints.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Each course left you wanting more!TruffleGalDined on 10/19/2014We loved our dining experience at MAS Farmhouse. Each course was beautiful and left you wanting more. Service was impeccable. I can't wait to fine there again soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exquisitely choreographedBZBlueskyDined on 10/19/2014Every aspect has been carefully thought through, the staff worked like dancers together, the theme was our dining pleasure and the food was beautiful, creative and not overly complex, great care went into its construction & the balance of combinations. All was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mas Fish & FarmctltribecaVIPDined on 10/18/2014Farmhouse is a bit deceiving as there are quite a lot of non-farm dishes. Thoughtful preparation, high pricesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extremely fresh & high quality foodKkennedyDined on 10/17/2014Pricey but quality and delicious farm fresh food. I was pleasently surprised by the tasting menu which allowed us to try 2 apps, 2 desserts and 4 different entrees. I would go for a special occasion as the prices are very high but so worth it when it comes to tastes and unique pairings!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful mealLove2eatDined on 10/17/2014The food was very good. We had the 6 course tasting menu. Some dishes were outstanding such as the mushroom soup finished with truffle oil and the pork belly, yum! Others were good, but not outstanding. Service was excellent. The server even took my phone to take pictures of the wines for the wine pairing , in the order they were brought out! Would highly recommend for a lovely night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!PaulVIPDined on 10/15/2014This place is special. The service & food truly could not have been better. If you are celebrating a special occasion or simply want to have a fantastic meal and great wine, do not hesitate, get here! The venue has a cool vibe and is very welcoming. Great design. Our cocktails were spot on and delicious. The wine selection was great and not overwhelming in the least. We went with the 4 course tasting menu and the great advantage is you can basically map your own menu. They offer suggestions but you can choose whatever you'd like from appetizers, entrees, etc. From beginning to end not a weak link. The corn soup with roasted scallop, beet salad, monkfish, fluke, pork confit and gnocchi were delicious! Truly a WOW restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!JamwhtDined on 10/15/2014Best service in NYC. Attention to detail from the minute we arrived. I recommend the 6-course menu to get the full experience. Wine list is top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- curlygirlVIPDined on 10/7/2014Great restaurant - food was fantastic as was service and great ambiance - couldn't ask for more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not for kidsLvzdrmVIPDined on 10/5/2014This is a wonderful little restaurant with excellent food and a quiet setting. It is not a place to bring kids. We had a table next to us that had their toddler. It was very distracting. The toddler was screaming and running around the restaurant. Please get a sitter. People are paying a lot of money to eat there. A child distracts from the quality of the food, service and ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely place, wonderful mealdiner4everVIPDined on 10/3/2014Such a wonderful restaurant! The space is inviting, the menu is approachable and offers enough choices to make everyone happy. No rules about eveyone needing to choose the tasting menu to have it which is great. I had the four course menu and my husband and sons, the six course and it was seemless. The sommelier was outstanding. She really know her list and we appreciated her down to earth descriptions. I look forward to going back there for another great dining experience!Special Features:
- DeliciousAndyVIPDined on 10/3/2014Tasting menu is a plus. Wine choice are fantastic. Food is so delicious. Leave ample time to relax and enjoy a great meal. Never rushedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- overpricedOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/29/2014Food ok, wine incredibly overpriced, little offering of local (US) wines.Special Features:
- Over pricedPlgddsVIPDined on 9/27/2014While the atmosphere is upscale. The food is overpriced and mediocre. My wife had two chicken breasts for 44 dollars. Really hiw much does chicken cost.Special Features:
- Never Fails To DeliverLprillVIPDined on 9/27/2014Have been dining at Mas since it opened and every visit is wonderful. It is so consistent in all aspects and because of its reliability we have made it our go to when entertaining out of town guests! Galen and his staff never fail to deliver!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Looked a bit better on paperNYBOSFoodieVIPDined on 9/26/2014I had been meaning to go here for some time and made a reservation weeks in advance for my wife's birthday. The room is really nice but a few more inches between the tables or a bit more noise could make having an intimate conversation actually possible. We did have a great couple next to us and had a very good time but the meal was good, not great, but could be we were there on an off night, in the middle of harvest time. Hearts of palm salad was indescribable so I won't try. Not good, not bad, not anything. Chicken was really good - kind of what I would expect at a good farm to table but not memorable. Monkfish was tough but the rest of the dish was really tasty. Maybe try again but have to follow the reviews. Very friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/24/2014Cool restaurant but... we had a reservation and were seated late which was fine until a couple that came in later were seated before us. Also, the food is very good but not good enough to match the high price point. Bottom line, it's good but there are better places for the price.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mas .. Is Something Different?ase1707VIPDined on 9/23/2014My wife and I enjoyed dinner here the other evening and we both felt that the restaurant was not as good as it used to be. Don't get me wrong, the dinner was very good, the service was very good and the ambiance was excellent. But the "wow factor" seemed to be missing. Perhaps it was the menu, that did not include many of our favorite dishes that used to be there. This is a very good restaurant, but it used to be our favorite spot in the Village.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ChowhoundDined on 9/22/2014Overall we enjoyed the restaurant. The menu is a bit confusing but our server explained how to navigate it very well& was very accommodating. The food is good ...with some dishes more successful than others. We also found the restaurant quite expensiveSpecial Features:
- Penny1Dined on 9/20/2014Excellent value for pre-fix 4 course menu and also chef's menu. Very flexible with preferences.Special Features:
- MWSGDined on 9/18/2014Absolutely love Mas except its far too noisy. Needs acoustic remediation!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Badger volleyball continues spring practice
Updated On: Apr 15 2014 08:16:14 PM CDT
After a successful run to the NCAA National Championship match last December, the Wisconsin Badger women's volleyball team is continuing with spring practices at the UW Fieldhouse.
Head Coach Kelly Sheffield says his team isn't going to sit on its accomplishments of the successful 2013 season. "We had a great year, but we didn't accomplish what we were wanting to accomplish. We want to be a team that wins championships," Sheffield said.
The Badgers will have an exhibition match at the Fieldhouse Wednesday night at 6:30 against Marquette. Admission is free.
After Wednesday's match, the Badgers will have one more spring competition when they travel to Minneapolis April 26th for the Minnesota Spring Invitational. The Badgers will face Minnesota-Crookston South Dakota and Minnesota in pool play.
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