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- Dress the Holiday with Nancy Fiedler on November 4th
- Quilt the Holiday with Danielle Wilkes on November 12th
- Decorate the Holiday with Erin Schlosser on November 18th
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Introducing the Skyline S5
The Skyline S5 is here!
A modern sensibility meets the comforts of convenience. The Skyline S5 includes the features to take your sewing to a new level. A spacious bed provides room for larger quilting and home dec projects while its easy convenience features like Automatic Thread Cutter and Memorized Needle Up/Down will save you time and make your sewing easier. This computerized machine has top of the line features at a mid-level price. Take your sewing to new heights with the Skyline S5.
No matter your sewing style or ability level, the Skyline S5 offers the power and intuitive design to expand your expertise. Beginners can take advantage of the ease of use, like the Easy Set Bobbin and Speed Control Slider. More advanced sewists will enjoy Janome signature features like the One Step Needle Plate Converter and the Superior Feed System (SFS+) as well as the precision of 91 needle positions and 9mm stitches.
The Skyline S5 has many features packed away inside:
- 170 Built in Stitches with 10 One-Step Buttonholes
- Superior Plus Feed System (SFS+)
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On October 14th, Janome Educator Nancy Fielder will be hosting two webinars on the new 15000. These webinars will walk through the new upgrades to the Horizon Link Suite Software along with upgrades to the machine. All three Apps, AcuEdit, AcuMonitor and AcuDesign have also been updated.
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The incredible Horizon Memory Craft 15000 just got better! Visit your Janome dealer today to learn about the Horizon Memory Craft 15000 v2. The MC15000v2 includes Janome's amazing new embroidery app, AcuDesign™, free with purchase. The AcuDesign App allows users to purchase, edit, and wirelessly import and export designs from their iOS mobile devices to their machine. AcuDesign can assist in scaling, changing thread colors and fabric type as well as automatically adjusting the density of embroidery designs. V2 customers will receive an iPad Air with Janome's new AcuDesign Embroidery App included with the machine. The iPad will also have updated versions of AcuEdit, AcuMonitor and a new Screen Saver App for the 15000.
Quilters will enjoy working with a 1,000 stitches-per-minute sewing speed, 9 mm stitch width, 510 built-in stitches, the AcuFeed Flex™ fabric feeding system and exceptionally smooth free-motion quilting. And the included AcuFil™ software allows quilters to create precisely-matched stippling across an entire quilt top.
Ask your dealer about special financing available only on 15000 machine purchases. Customers can take advantage of special 36/48/60 financing offers from Synchrony Bank.
For a complete list of new features on the 15000v2 pleae visit: www.janomespecials.com/mc15000v2
Updates are available for existing MC15000 owners. Download the latest version of Horizon Link Software (Version 1.2) and the update for the Horizon Memory Craft 15000 v2 today!
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- Bundle and save $1,359 on the Memory Craft 8900 QCP along with the Universal Table and Accessories Case filled with Accessories.
- Save $300 on the 3160QDC.
- Your choice of saving $249 on the Magnolia 7318 machine or the 8002D Serger.
*Offer Valid when purchased at MSRP. Participation may vary.
AcuDesign Webinar is Now Available on YouTube
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Janome's AcuDesign Embroidery App for your Apple © iOS device is the app you have been waiting for.
See how you can optimize the convenience and portability of your personal device with advanced editing features for customizing designs from any source. Imagine, building your embroidery design while at lunch or waiting at a doctor's appointment!
- Change one or multiple parts of an embroidery design to your favorite color.
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- Delete parts of the design you don't want or copy new parts to add a personal touch.
Watch the webinar to see how simple it is to edit designs for most embroidery machines! You will be introduced to the tools, their uses and learn how easy they are.
Janome's New Sewing Machine Foot
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Janome has numerous new accessories to offer and one that we would like to introduce you to is the Clear View ¼" Foot.
This new foot allows you to have the most control over your fabric and it works specifically with the Straight Stitch Needle Plate, used mainly for quilting. The small single hole in both the plate and foot ensures the least risk of threads or fabric getting caught in the feed dogs.
The Clear View ¼" Foot works with the Horizon Memory Craft 15000 and 12000; the Memory Craft 9900 as well as the Horizon Memory Craft 8900 QCP and 8200 QC.
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Well done on the NFM jayc, goodchoice of place to stay too, I'm local to the New Forest and visited there a lot.
Good luck for the weekend Mace and any other weekend runners.
Anyone here London Marathon applicants? Out of 3 applicants I know only 1 got in (not me)
NP - 20 miles on a treadmill? That's really difficult, I find the treadmill good for short distances and doing structured intervals but I have difficulty doing more than 30 to 40 minutes.
RMK - That sounds nasty with the shin, hopefully rest and ice will sort it. Injury can be so frustrating as well as painful. Same for YC there, hopefully that achilles soreness will clear up before your marathon.
No running for me this weekend, but did white water rafting in Wales which was good fun, not much good for the training programme though. I just plan a couple of shortish runs this week and then it's the New Forest marathon Sunday, No target time for it, just the aim to get round. If I can do it then that can be my target for the next time.
Sounds like I'm quite lucky with the weather, sunny and fresh out for me this morning.
Impressive figures being posted here e.g Gaz, 20 miles in the same time as I managed 17 today, Kaz 21 miles in stormy weather, Teknik on a huge week. I had intended to do 20 today but the route I did ended up shorter than I thought it was. Still, my farthest run by far and it was my last sensible time to go long before next weekend.
Pretty much shuffling by the end but my legs still have some aching left from the weekend so I'm trying not to be too negative about it. White water rafting and a few short runs before next weekend and then it'll be time to set a new target.
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States commissioners for education all over the country have decried the escalating rate of out-of-school pupils, particularly in the north-eastern part of the country, as a result of the activities of terrorist Boko Haram sect.
The commissioners expressed deep concern over the fate of education in the north-east, calling on stakeholders to rise up to the challenges.
In a communiqué issued at the end of the meeting by the States Commissioners of Education Forum and made available on Thursday to our correspondent in Calabar, the commissioners said it has become imperative to protect education in the country, particularly the north-east, in the face of insurgency by Boko Haram.
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Stanford University's Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC) announced today that it would convene a 'Track II' dialogue this weekend on wartime history issues that continue to aggravate tensions between Japan, China, and South Korea, with the goal of "offering practical ideas" to facilitate reconciliation in the area. The 3-day gathering,... Continue reading
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President Barack Obama was not happy when he left Tokyo 10 days ago, deeply frustrated that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe did not make the difficult concessions necessary to show real progress in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade negotiations. Less-talked about is the policy package Obama gave Abe for what appears... Continue reading
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Kurt Campbell is chairman and chief executive of The Asia Group and on the board of the Center for a New American Security, which he co-founded in 2007. From 2009-13 he served as the assistant US secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, and is widely credited as... Continue reading
Posted Apr 28, 2014 at Dispatch Japan
Michael Armacost is the Shorenstein Distinguished Fellow at the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center of Stanford University. During a twenty-four year government career, spent mostly on Asia-related matters, Armacost served as US ambassador to Japan, US ambassador to the Philippines, and undersecretary of state for political affairs. Prior to joining the... Continue reading
Posted Apr 26, 2014 at Dispatch Japan
President Barack Obama's mission to corral President Park Geun-hye and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for a photo op in The Hague came off as planned on Tuesday this week. Now comes the hard part. Diplomats from the US, Japan, and Korea do not expect the icy relations between Tokyo and... Continue reading
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[Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, alone with his own thoughts, in his private residence in Tokyo] I see that Obama will be meeting Xi at the nuclear summit in The Hague next week. No surprise there. I'll probably get a few minutes as well, as will Park Geun-hye. I still don't... Continue reading
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[Ed: This is the second in a series of interviews on US-Japan relations in the wake of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit last December to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine.] Weston S. Konishi is the Washington, DC-based Chief Operating Officer of Peace Winds America (PWA), a disaster preparedness organization facilitating greater... Continue reading
Posted Mar 11, 2014 at Dispatch Japan
[Ed: This is the first in a series of interviews analyzing the continuing fallout from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's December 26, 2013 visit to Yasukuni Shrine.] Brad Glosserman is executive director of the influential Pacific Forum CSIS, based in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Pacific Forum, which is co-chaired by Prof. Joseph... Continue reading
Posted Feb 25, 2014 at Dispatch Japan
In Japan's diplomatic war of words with China, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has armed his troops with pens that often don't write straight. Since Abe's visit to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine late last year, Japanese and Chinese diplomats have battled in the opinion pages of local newspapers in at least... Continue reading
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Secretary of State John Kerry welcomed Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida to the State Department on Friday, with the two diplomats reiterating the fundamental importance of the US-Japan security alliance to stability in Northeast Asia. Kerry in particular emphasized the "iron-clad" nature of US security commitments to Japan. The more... Continue reading
Posted Feb 9, 2014 at Dispatch Japan
Isao Iijima, special advisor to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and one of the more colorful figures in Japanese politics, has cancelled a return visit to Washington scheduled for the first week of February. News of the cancellation came via a letter from Roy Pfautch, a long-time Republican political consultant who... Continue reading
Posted Jan 25, 2014 at Dispatch Japan
Nago City Mayor Susumu Inamine cruised to reelection on Sunday, despite extraordinarily heavy-handed electioneering toward the end of the campaign by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which backed the unsuccessful challenge of Bunshin Suematsu. Inamine's 56-44 percent win marked a strong rebuke of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, whose government has... Continue reading
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I am a faithful and avid reader of the Star from its early days to present. I love reading local news and getting up-to-date information about happenings in our town. I want to use this forum to put out a plea to all those who would be willing to help make our town a more beautiful place. The work done to widen and improve the ER Loop Road was a much welcomed project. The wildflowers and bush beds along that road improve the view and lend an air of class to our wilderness. They are quickly being overrun with weeds — dandelions and fireweed are growing and crowding out the bushes and decorative grass. Perhaps others could join me, as you make use of the lovely sidewalks, stoop down and weed the beds, regularly. If we all took the time to do this, the beds would have a chance to grow. Thanks to all those who make this wild land a little tamer!
A lot of wonderful people came together on May 24 at Eagle River Lions Club Park to help support Birchwood Community Council president Bobbi Wells, a community leader and classy lady who has done so much for the entire Chugiak-Eagle River-Birchwood area.
On Friday night, May 4th, Heart To Heart Pregnancy Resource Center hosted its annual Chocolate For Life. This year's event was well-attended and chocolate desserts of all kinds filled the tables!
I want to share my thoughts on a problem happening over and over again in Eagle River.
Last Saturday marked the 20th anniversary of the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, and I want to thank all those who contributed food or time to help this effort. Undeterred by cool temps and light rain, Eagle River's letter carriers picked up 3732 pounds of food which you, the local community, generously placed by your mailboxes.
Stamping Out Hunger was a big success this weekend. On Saturday, May 12 the letter carriers of the Chugiak Eagle River area conducted their annual food drive. The event, which began 20 years ago, is the largest single day food drive in the United States. More than 200,000 carriers in over 10,000 communities are involved. Last year the donations totaled greater than 70 million pounds of food nationwide and 60,000 pounds of food in Alaska alone.
I know Kim Skipper is running for State House in Alaska and wanted to share a story with you about her tremendous concern and care for others.
We are writing to share our concern for the Visual Arts program in the Anchorage School District. In art classes, students are taught to envision, persist, create, innovate and use their imagination. As art teachers, we can point to numerous former students who are now studying and/or working in graphic design, illustration, architecture and art education. When considering our educational system, and how best to prepare students for the workforce, we understand that the skills we teach will help prepare students for a job market that is unpredictable and ever-changing. For many of our students, the arts are their home throughout the day, the place where they learn how to express themselves, and where they meet their friends and other like-minded peers. Educational studies have shown definitively that students with access to arts education have better academic results, better workplace opportunities and more civic engagement.
The Chugiak-Eagle River Food Pantry would like to thank our area scouts and our local community. "Scouting for Food," during which Scouts collect food for local food banks and food pantries, started nationwide in 1986. Today, scouts are committed to providing millions of hours of service.
I am writing to correct a statement made in a candidate profile that ran in your paper just before the April election. Another school board candidate (who was not my opponent) stated that I want to rebuild West for $300 million. This is an inaccurate portrayal of my involvement in the West-Romig as a Center of Community master plan. I joined the steering committee for redeveloping the West-Romig campus because of my position as the executive director of the Anchorage School Business Partnerships, a program that sets up partnerships between businesses and organizations with K-12 schools in the Anchorage School District. Any ASD project that potentially includes and encourages the community to participate in education is of interest to the partnership program.


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The Slow Art of Italian Cuisine: A New Master's Program
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Slow Food's University of Gastronomic Sciences (UNISG), based in Pollenzo, Italy, has launched a new cookery-based Master in The Slow Art of Italian Cuisine. The one-year course will focus on cooking techniques, as well as develop students' knowledge of food products and how they are produced.
The course offers an original and innovative teaching model that focuses on cuisine that is linked to passion, sharing and pleasure. It will include a strong practical element with study trips to food producers, training experience in osterias and restaurants, and practical lessons from experienced and Michelin-starred chefs.
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Nancy Elizabeth Rickett Hancock, age 59, of Hampton, died on May 2, 2011.
She was preceded in death by her parents Loyd and Elizabeth Rickett; brothers Ronald and Richard Rickett; and grandchild Lauren Hancock.
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Born in Boaz, AL, Gary served our country in the United States Marine Corps and was self-employed as the owner of Weddington Drywall Service. He is affectionately known as "Paw" by his seven grandchildren and was loved and respected by all who knew him.
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Mr. Richard Edward Reiter, Jr., of Suwanee, formerly Fayetteville, was born to eternal life on May 2, 2011.
He was born on December 18, 1946. Mr. Reiter was a loving and devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He was a generous humanitarian who served the community through his law practice, boy scouts, church, and volunteer organizations.
His legacy continues through his wife Susan Ann Reiter, son Richard E. Reiter, III, daughter Emily (Reiter) Keag, son-in-law Tim Keag, grandson Emerson Keag, brother Robert "Bob" Reiter, and sister Alice Reiter. Read More»
A memorial service for Mrs. Betty Boutwell, age 78, of Peachtree City, GA, was held at 1:00 PM, EST, on Monday, May 2, 2011 at Simpson Wood Retreat Chapel, in Norcross, GA.
Mrs. Boutwell was born March 28, 1933 in Chicago, IL. She died Friday, April 29, 2011, in Union City, GA.
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Kevin Scott Kerr, 43, of LaGrange, died April 29, 2011.
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Eric is bent on revenge in the penultimate episode of "True Blood" season 6. Getting much stronger after drinking Warlow's blood, he returns to vamp camp and causes a lot of damage, bringing down some guards as he holds Sarah responsible for Nora's true death.
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Poppy Seed Strawberry Pie
"The combination of flavors in this pretty dessert won me over the first time I tasted it," notes Kris Sackett, who lives with her family in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
6-8 Servings
Prep: 20 min. + chilling
1-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon poppy seeds
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup shortening
3 tablespoons cold water
2 pints strawberries,
2 cups whipped topping
2 tablespoons honey
1/4 cup slivered almonds, toasted, optional
In a small bowl, combine the flour, poppy seeds and salt; cut in
shortening until crumbly. Gradually add water, tossing with a fork
until dough forms a ball. Roll out pastry to fit a 9-in. pie plate.
Transfer pastry to plate; flute edges. Line unpricked pastry with a
double thickness of heavy-duty foil. Bake at 450° for 8 minutes.
Remove foil; bake 5 minutes longer. Cool on a wire rack.
Slice 1 pint of strawberries; fold into whipped topping. Spoon into
pie shell. Cut remaining berries in half; arrange over top. Drizzle
with honey. Sprinkle with almonds if desired. Refrigerate for at
least 1 hour. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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It doesnt pique your interest quite like a cheeseburger in a glass, but theres something about the idea of umami in a tube. Thats how Laura Santtini (author of the new Lidia Bastianich-endorsed cookbook Easy Tasty Italian) is brilliantly marketing her latest cooking product (shes also the creator of Angel Mist & Broken Halos, an edible silver spray). Taste No. 5 Umami Paste became available in Santtinis hometown of London earlier this year we think it tastes like a cross between Worcestershire and (mostly) fish sauces, but the Telegraph described it as a dose of parmesan, anchovies, black olives, porcini and balsamic vinegar all in one go. Anyway the MSG substitute just hit the shelves at Chelsea Market Baskets, Stinky Bklyn, Blue Apron Foods, and the Brooklyn Kitchen; and Manhattanites can expect to see it at Dean & Deluca next week. So get those glutamate receptors ready if youre jonesing for a hit of the elusive fifth sense.
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Upstream Brewing Company - Old Market
- Address:
514 S. 11th St.
Omaha, NE 68102Neighborhood:
Downtown / Old Market
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Upstream Brewing Company - Old Market
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.upstreambrewing.com/
- Phone: (402) 344-0200
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 3:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 3:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 2:00pm - 10:00pm; Brunch: 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Comfort Food
- Executive Chef: Gary Hoffman
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: The restaurant's extensive catering options allow you to enjoy the Upstream's outstanding food and hand crafted beers at any venue, or in the comfort of your own home. Contact Carrie Dayton.
- Private Party Facilities: The Old Market Party Room offers more than 1,500 square feet of space for hosting casual or special occasion events. Unique features include a beautifully restored antique bar, a private billiards room and private restrooms. The entire second floor of the restaurant can be reserved for larger functions, and semi-private spaces are available for casual business dinners, retirement parties, reunions, or birthday festivities.
- Private Party Contact: Maria Czechut 4023448013
- Entertainment: The billiards area offers full size pool tables, a selection of video games and a jukebox. Flat screen televisions in the billiards and bar areas make the Upstream the perfect spot to watch your favorite sports events.
- Special Events: Looking for Happy Hour? We have got it!! Monday-Friday 3-6pm pints of Upstream beers are only $2.50. We also feature $3.75 UV or Tangueray Martinis, as well as $3.25 Premium Well Cocktails. Not to mention, $2.00 off our house wines by the glass and $3.75 Cuervo Margaritas. Pair these drink specials with Half Price Appetizers and you can't go wrong! Happy hour is available when you are seated at either one of our bars, our 1st level wood floor, Billards hall, and our upstairs deck. Can't make it for these times, try our Reverse Happy Hour, Monday-Thursday 11Pm-1Am and Friday & Saturday 11Pm- 2AM. Featuring Rotating Cacktail,Shot Specials and FREE POOL! Reverse Happy Hour does not include Half Price Appetizers.
Getting there
- Cross Street: 11th & Jackson
- Public Transit: Upstream Brewing Company and the Old Market area are easily accessible by Metro Area Transit bus routes 10 and 13 and Express route 95.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Parking is available in the neighborhood, as well as in private lots immediately across the street.
A word from Upstream Brewing Company - Old Market
Since opening in 1996, Upstream Brewing Company has become well known for its great food, friendly service, terrific beer and casual upscale atmosphere. Featuring an extensive menu of new American pub fare including: Omaha's best appetizers and thin-crust pizzas, pub favorites, superb steaks featuring hand cut "Omaha Steaks" beef, fresh fish, pasta dishes, main course salads, hearty sandwiches and, a great children's menu. The fully stocked bars feature our award winning fresh, handcrafted beers and root beer on tap. An extensive wine list with over 100 selections has been recognized with multiple Wine Spectator Magazine Awards of Excellence. Large parties are welcome and we multiple options for seating large groups is available. Banquet rooms are also available. Named "One of Omaha's Top Ten Restaurants" by the Omaha World Herald, and the winner of 14 "Best of Omaha" Awards, Upstream Brewing Company is the ideal gathering place for any group.Continued
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Upstream Brewing Company - Old Market reviews from OpenTable diners
54 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (28)neighborhood gem (22)great for outdoor dining (15)fit for foodies (15)vibrant bar scene (14)special occasion (13)kid-friendly (11)great for lunch (11)hot spot (9)great for brunch (7)late-night find (7)romantic (4)scenic view (2)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Not so good.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014There were four of us, all adults, who ate at Upstream on Saturday evening. The hostess forgot to call us after we'd been waiting in the bar for over an hour. When we finally got to our table our waitress took a very long time getting our drinks to us, she did not check in with us for refills or to see how our meal was. Two of us ordered the raspberry chicken and neither thought it was worthwhile; it was flavorless and dry. One ordered the italiaino pizza and it was mediocre. The fourth ordered the lamb and was happy. However, the bar was great and the spinach artichoke dip appetizer was delicious....we were hoping the rest of the meal would be the same. And, why, if you are paying a pricey dollar for a meal, why don't you get a salad or a soup with it? We will never go to Upstream again, it was a disappointment.
- Upstream Brewing is a delight!GypsyDined on 11/20/2014We are new to the area and were looking for somewhere to take an out-of-town guest staying in the Old Market area. I found Upstream online and made reservations. The four of us all very much enjoyed the food. The service was efficient but unobtrusive. We thoroughly enjoyed Upstream and plan to come again--this time for lunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loud and tastelessTable4sixDined on 11/18/2014The lower level is loud. One cannot talk with any table mates except those right next to you. The food was plenty, colorful, but rather tasteless -- bland.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and Great times.KjellDined on 11/16/2014We have had several dinners and Sunday Buffets at the Old Market. It has quickly become a favorite for my wife and I. We have taken out of town friends and family there and they think it is great too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upstream Old MarketEllieBDined on 11/14/2014We were seated on time. We told our server we had to be somewhere at a certain time and our food and drinks were served in a timely manner. We never felt rushed and the manager checked with us twice to see if we needed anything. We would definitely return for the food and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall a good timeHFTJDined on 10/25/2014I had made the reservation online so there wasn't any wait getting seated. However, they apparently forgot to tell any of the wait staff that we were their table. After 10 minutes or so another waitress came by and asked if we would like something to drink and stated that she didn't know who was to be our server. She brought out the requested water promptly, and after a short while she returned and took our food order. Other than that issue, we had a wonderful meal. I had the Greek Salad and Steak Medallions and I was very satisfied with both. I would recommend the restaurant to friends and family. The entire establishment was rather loud, but particularly where we were seated as there were three large groups nearby.Special Features:
- A bit disappointedLisiDined on 10/4/2014I have eaten here many times and have always enjoyed it and had at least a 4 star experience. I have ordered the specials before, too. This time, I ordered the Stuffed Sole special. The portion size was too small and there was barely any flavor. And for some reason, even though the food came out very fast after we ordered, the temperature was luke warm. If I hadn't been here before, I would not return after this weekend's experience. But since I know it can be great, I will return and give it another try.Special Features:
- LunchtimeDined on 9/28/2014Great place to meet friends to eat. Got a table outside on a lovely day; can not ask for anything better. Food was great; veggies really good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/24/2014Took a group from work. Food and service were awesome. Good place for big groups or just couples.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Food and Drinks!dimplesDined on 9/18/2014My first time in Omaha with two friends and Old Market was recommended. Based on reviews and the online menu we chose Upstream for dinner. We had the artichoke dip appetizer which was phenomenal. For dinner we each had a steak; all were cooked perfectly and tender. The eggplant "fries" were even fantastic as a side. Dessert - I highly suggest the caramel bread pudding! So good. Would absolutely come back were I in town again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Local restaurant supporterLuvOmahaFoodDined on 9/17/2014We typically have had better experiences here. Our dinner was mediocre if not less. The best part was the appetizer/quesadilla. Unfortunately, even the mudslide brûlée was a disappointment. We will try again however in support of our city's wonderful variety of local restaurants.Special Features:
- Lunch with kidsMollyMaeDined on 9/13/2014Good choices for kids. The chicken strips were large. The kids could have split a meal. Our food was tasty and hot. We had the artichoke dip. It was very filling because of the because of the large chunksof toasted bread. I had a bowl of the chili and it was exactly what I was expecting. The burger my husband ordered had a homemade bun. It was the right size and texture. It was perfect. Getting the bill took a little longer than I would have liked but overall it was a great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticWadeDined on 9/12/2014Food was fantastic. Our server was knowledgeable and very friendly. Great service and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EaglefanDined on 9/5/2014Pot roast was dry. Raspberry glazed chicken breast ho-hum. Turtle cheesecake was excellent. Attending concert at Century Link, this restaurant convenient...won't rush back.
- Sirloin DisappointsDinersDelightVIPDined on 8/25/2014Passing through Omaha tHis restaurant was chosen for its great reviews so I assume the Chef had to be off the Monday night we had dinner there. Every part of my meal failed. The sirloin was bland, no seasoning available to improve the flavor, , the brown reduction heavy bland cream for the steak was hidden under the too lightly dressed arugula salad which was difficult to extract, the petit fries lost its temperature quickly and was served with a heavy white cream sauce and lastly the added 5 shrimp came out late and no evidence they were grilled.
- great findlove2eatDined on 8/23/2014Great food and service. Kids are welcome. Really enjoyed craft beers and veggie pizza. Great dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice beer and foodMasatoDined on 8/17/2014I seated out side of building with my wife and kids. nice view to old market blick building , breeze and service. There is nice beer choise, and food choise include kids.Special Features:
- Good FoodJayhawkChefDined on 8/16/2014This restaurant served excellent food and had a wide-variety of choices available for the evening meal. As a micro-brewery, several craft beers were available as well along with a few seasonal beers. The restaurant was very loud and service was very good, but not great.Special Features:
- Meh.lizlovestoeatVIPDined on 8/10/2014Usually, I have a good experience here. I wasn't really impressed this time. No kids menu. I wanted to do a beer sampling. The waiter recommended a flight for me. I didn't like any of the beers in the flight. Only 1 was even drinkable. He never checked on me or asked me how they were. Frankly, when I didn't drink any of them you would think he might offer something else. The food was okay, not wonderful. If I do come here again, I won't get any beer!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food!BecLovesFootballDined on 8/1/2014We were visiting Omaha for the weekend and choose Upstream for dinner the first night, the food was great, service was terrific and of course their beer selection is awesome. Definitely worth trying, we will be back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 419 reviews are from the Upstream Brewing Company - Old Market reviews archive.
- not your average breweryfoodiefamilyDined on 7/26/2014We often visit brewery restaurants (my husband is a beer geek). My daughter isn't always a fan since you usually get standard pub fare and she's quite the foodie (and not old enough to sample the beer). We were all happy with our visit to Upstream. The waiter was attentive and knowledgable about both the food and the beer, and both were excellent. The beer-cheese soup was the best we've sampled to date.Special Features:
- northof60Dined on 7/26/2014Enjoyed the outdoor patio, beautifil night, fun atmosphere, what else to say to get to 50 charcters in length.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Birthday DinnerKjellDined on 7/8/2014I took my wife Vicki there for her Birthday dinner and we had a great time. We loved the Old Market building with the old warehouse look. The food was great and we absolutely loved the Bread Pudding dessert. It is well worth going there and we plan to go back soon.Special Features:
- SGADFDADined on 7/4/2014Service was great but the steak was medium well instead of medium. The steak was delicious but the edges were burnt. Soup was delicious. Never had Omaha steaks before. Had it been made medium it may have been of the steaks I have ever tasted.
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Munster recorded their first win in six meetings with the Ospreys as they won 12-6 to maintain their lead at the top of the RaboDirect PRO12.
Rob Penney's men head into the November international break as league leaders thanks to three penalties from Ian Keatley and a fourth successful kick from replacement JJ Hanrahan.
The province forced the issue for most of the opening 40 minutes at Thomond Park, but only led 6-3 at the break as Matthew Morgan replied to two early kicks from Keatley.
With Ireland and Wales preparing for their autumn Tests, the Celtic rivals were without a huge number of their internationals and the quality was lacking for much of this tryless encounter.
Keatley and Hanrahan moved Munster into a 12-3 lead by the 68th minute, but Morgan secured a losing bonus point for the Welsh region with an injury-time penalty.
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Keatley flighted over the opening points from a fifth minute penalty - prop Marc Thomas was penalised for a binding offence - as much-changed Munster quickly settled to their task.
CJ Stander was busy in the contact area, winning a penalty wide out on the left which Keatley put wide.
The Munster out-half was back on target in the 22nd minute, slotting over from closer in after Joe Bearman was penalised for side-entry at a ruck.
Strong carrying from Allen and Ben John got Morgan into position for his first penalty success of the night, with Stander the guilty party for not rolling away.
The Ospreys' general play improved on the resumption, with winger Aisea Natoga getting involved, while a couple of decent Munster moves were ended by interceptions.
A double movement prevented Tebaldi from breaking the try deadlock and Keatley had the distance but not the accuracy from a long range 52nd minute penalty.
He made no mistake with his next shot at the posts though and despite lacking the necessary penetration, Munster, with captain Damien Varley in man-of-the-match form, continued to dictate play for the most part.
A late challenge by Ospreys replacement Hanno Dirksen on Johne Murphy drew a penalty which Hanrahan converted from the 22, widening the margin to nine points as Munster overcame the Ospreys for the first time since the 2011 league semi-final in Limerick.
Morgan miscued a penalty from a tough position on the left and also sent a drop goal wide, however a Ronan O'Mahony error gave the Ospreys a late five-metre scrum and they earned a penalty which Morgan slotted for the bonus point.
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I hate pretentious album titles that try to sell you Impending Doom. Are these guys fortunetellers? What do they know that we don't? If we're all gonna die soon, anyway, why are they even charging money for the CD? Why not just give it away free as a public service? Actually, all the royalties for this record should go straight to Tool and Slipknot; talk about bitin' someone's style. If either one of those bands broke up or evaporated, Mudvayne could step in, swap wigs and thusly assume the position. Not that this record isn't perfectly serviceable macho-oblivious math rock, 'cause it is. Some of it is even pretty interesting. I just wonder why bands make records that sound exactly like other bands. Is there no shame? Guess that explains the duct tape, face paint and Freddy Krueger costumes.
These guys can obviously operate their instruments, which from here sound like a blender, a lawn mower, a chain saw, an Army tank and a kitchen disposal, as well as the usual distinctly distorted weapons of mass destruction. And with stage names like Chud, Guug, Spug and Ru-D, these four fellows shouldn't be allowed anywhere near your children or grandparents. Clearly, they drool a lot. Not exactly raising the bar for personal hygiene. I would imagine they live in metal cages and eat out of a trough. (Hold on, I think the CD is skipping. Nope, that's the way it's supposed to sound. Sorry, my bad.) Don't mind me, I think I'm about to have a seizure.
Look, we can sit here and shoot the shit about nuclear annihilation and The End of the World until Trent Lott kicks The Robot on Soul Train, but the ugly truth is that there is no Ugly Truth. No screeching hockey-mask-wearing-rock-and-roll-Xerox-machine is gonna shed any light on the darkness at the end of the tunnel. We're all going up in flames someday. You knew that already. Don't give them your money. Just give it to me.


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A term use to describe someone that is drunk a lot. It can also be used to call someone to thier face who is drunk at the time.
Hey drunky. Your lookin pretty hammerd.
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Also a verb. To get extremely hammered and miss work, do something extremely stupid or pull a rager (ragey) on the significant other.
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. – Welcome to the NFL, Andrew Luck. Get ready to meet a few Monsters.
The No. 1 pick in the draft and heir to Peyton Manning, Luck will face a huge challenge right from the start, when the Colts open the season at the Bears today.
He'll be up against a team with high expectations after reuniting quarterback Jay Cutler with Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall. Luck will face a defense with no shortage of Pro Bowl players. So how does a date with Julius Peppers sound?
Well, Luck insisted he's looking forward to the challenge.
What a great way to kick things off, with a great challenge, Luck said. It will be tough sledding to get yards, to get points. I couldn't be more excited.
Not since you-know-who debuted in 1998 has there been so much anticipation about a rookie quarterback. Many scouts believe Luck is the most NFL-ready QB since Manning. It's up to him to back that up and prove the Colts were right to make the change behind center.
Now, Manning's in Denver, and Luck's at the controls.
The former Stanford star isn't the only new face after a 2-14 season. The father-son management tandem of Bill and Chris Polian is out, a new general manager (Ryan Grigson) in their place, and a new coach (Chuck Pagano for Jim Caldwell) on the sideline. Luck's just the one standing in the spotlight at the moment.
Certainly we know there's going to be some mistakes made, Pagano said. He'd be the first one to tell you that. He holds himself to a high standard, as well as his teammates and so forth. We expect him to come in and play well.
On the surface, he's facing a tough task.
Sure, the Bears had trouble getting to the quarterback last season and ranked 28th against the pass, but he still is staring at a defense led by Peppers, Lance Briggs and Brian Urlacher, who practiced last week and appeared ready for the opener after being sidelined most of the preseason by a left knee injury.
We've seen what he's capable of doing, cornerback Tim Jennings said.
And Bears QB Jay Cutler envisions big things for Luck.
He's going to be successful, Cutler said. There's too many things going his way. He works hard. He's in an organization that's going to build around him. They've got the blueprint already with Peyton. So they're going to do everything possible to make him successful.
The Bears, meanwhile, believe they're in position to succeed after a busy offseason.
Phil Emery replaced fired general manager Jerry Angelo after an 8-8 finish and immediately went to work retooling the roster, adding depth in several areas to go with that huge trade for Marshall from Miami.
The blockbuster deal gave Cutler a go-to target for the first time in Chicago and reunited him with his old partner in Denver. With Marshall leading a receiving group that includes rookie Alshon Jeffery along with veterans Earl Bennett and Devin Hester – not to mention Matt Forte and newcomer Michael Bush carrying the ball – the Bears believe they could have an explosive offense.
We've got some guys that can play football on the outside, Emery said. There's no doubt about that. It's going to hopefully make my job easier; being able to get them the ball, let them work. Up front, I think the guys know that there's some pressure on them because Matt Forte can run if we give him holes. If I get the guys the ball on the outside and we hold up enough time we can make some good plays. So it's going to be fun to watch.
Even so, the Bears still have some concerns.
There's the offensive line. There are issues in the secondary, and age could also be a factor, with Urlacher, Peppers, Briggs and Charles Tillman all in their 30s.


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Must we really wait almost a year for The Facts of Life: The Lost Episode? 'Fraid so, theater lovers. But mark your calendar now for June 13, 2008, when Uptown Players present the local premiere (at the Rose Room at Station 4) of Jamie Morris' all-drag and totally unauthorized parody of the oddl ... More >>


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British Chief of Staff: We can deploy British troops to the Syrian border if crisis deepens
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Britain has focused on the prevention of the Syrian war from spreading to Jordan, Lebanon and particularly to NATO member Turkey and Britain's Chief of Staff General David Richards said Britain may deploy British troops to the Syria border if the crisis deepens.
Richards who stated that they are continuously reviewing the contingency plans also added that if British troops to be deployed, this would be "limited" and "depend on the support of people of the region". He also emphasized that before launching such a big operation there is a need to be very cautious and careful. Britain's most senior general told a BBC interview that the UK is considering contingency plans to take a full-blown military action against Syria instead of trying to organize the country's rebel groups.
"The situation this winter I think may deteriorate and may well provoke calls to intervene in a limited way," General Richards told. "It's my job, among other people in my sort of position, to make sure these options are continually brushed over to make sure we can deliver them," he continued. General Richards added that there could be British troops posted in countries neighboring Syria. "They're allies of ours - we have small numbers of people routinely deployed there, and in the meanwhile we're preparing plans to make sure that when some disaster happens, we're able to deal with it."
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2014 Annual Report on University of Washington Master Plan, Seattle Campus
Linked below is the University of Washington's Seattle Campus Master Plan Annual Report covering the period from January 1 through December 31, 2013. This report is required by the City University Agreement (Ordinance 121193) and is sent to the City Council, CUCAC and Seattle DPD for review.
2014 Annual Report on University of Washington Master Plan, Seattle Campus
During the reporting period, the University slightly decreased the amount of leased space in the University District Northwest Urban Center Village (UDNUCV) by 9,221 square feet, bringing the total leased space in this area to 304,229 square feet. The total number of UW employees in this area remained essentially unchanged at 3,746 people with 1,200 of these working in leased space. Total leased space in the City of Seattle was 1,235,972 square feet.
The University continued to participate in the University District Partnership by contributing staff time and money to help start the organization. The University also worked with neighbors and students to improve the North of 45th area. These efforts included UWPD patrols, safety walks, newsletters and neighborhood cleanups.


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Circle Centre adds hours during some Colts games
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Frank Vogel says he bought 500 tickets to the game and plans to give them away for free starting Tuesday at noon.
Authorities say the ramp to northbound Interstate 65 from westbound Interstate 70 was shut down for about an hour and a half.
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