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- Address:
311 East Blvd.
Charlotte, NC 28203Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
IndianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.copperrestaurant.com/
- Phone: (704) 333-0063
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Indian
- Executive Chef: Mel Oza, Consultant Chef
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: We can accommodate parties from 15 people 75 people, private rooms are also available for parties from 10 to 25 people.
- Private Party Contact: A.P Pannu 7043330063
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The cuisine at Copper is contemporary. Restaurateur Aparappar Singh Pannu and chef Mel Oza have developed a menu that incorporates traditional flavors and culinary techniques of classic Indian cuisine and have given it all a nouveau twist.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked 1000-Point Tables
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77 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.2
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (53)neighborhood gem (52)special occasion (42)romantic (39)great for outdoor dining (15)hot spot (12)great for lunch (11)notable wine list (11)good for groups (10)scenic view (5)kid-friendly (3)late-night find (2)great for brunch (2)Show More
- The Copper ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014This was my very first time having Indian cuisine. Coming from a Caribbean background that is infused with Indian culture my taste buds were in great anticipation of a delicious encounter. I must say that my expectation was delightfully met. ThanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go now, go oftenToomuchwineToolittletimeDined on 11/10/2014You could say many great things about Copper - the food, ambiance, wine list. But all of that has been said before. The restaurant is without a doubt among the top five locations in Charlotte for one of the best evenings you will ever have without the pretense of fine dining. If you haven't been, go now. Don't miss out on the experience. If you have been, go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!VanessaLDined on 11/7/2014We had friends recommend Copper when they knew we were moving to Charlotte. Indian is one of our favorite cuisines so we could not wait to try it. The entire experience, from the moment we walked in the door until we left, was top notch. Service was attentive but non-intrusive. The food was eclectic in its variety and presentation, and it was all fabulous! I cannot recommend this highly enough and we will most certainly return.Special Features:
- PERSNICKITYDined on 10/19/2014Disappointing. damped down flavors . other than an uninspired curry sauce , you could hardily tell it was an Indian restaurant.
- Very enjoyable eveningSusanDined on 10/17/2014Great service, interesting menu, food was very good!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently greatJaqkalDined on 10/17/2014The food and flavors are always spot on. A visual delight as much a delight on the palateSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Bday outingSkkibunniVIPDined on 10/14/2014Took a friend here for bday as a surprise. From the moment we arrive the staff was attentive asking if we'd been before and giving bday wishes. Our waiter was superb throughout the entire meal, to recommending his fave dishes to the best dishes suited to sharing. The food was delicious and the prices completely reasonable for the quality of food. Samosas and the lamb dish I had was fantastic. The chicken tikka was also a standout as well as the prawns (or so says my mates as I don't eat prawns). I almost forgot the garlic naan...YUM. At the end the waiter sneaks out behind the bday girl and surprises her with their "3 excuses for a desert" desert with a candle (and on the house). Even the owner came by and said happy bday! Perfect eveningSpecial Features:
- Mixed, but worth itneighborDined on 10/14/2014The new cuisine is often superb. The one traditional dish --not so good. Overall, although it is erratic, it is special. The setting is pleasant enough; presentation of dishes,artful; seating is okay- mostly not too close to others. The problems: at night, it is so dim people use their phones to read the menu, and the acoustics are awful if it is at all crowded. "Energetic" is not the term; it isn't that there's a lively crowd, just that sounds are unduly amplified. Many of us love this place for the fun of the artful food, and some have started avoiding it because of the sound and darkness at night.Special Features:
- consistently greatjen53Dined on 10/12/2014we have dined here over the years, always a great meal, wonderful service, we have come with various friends who always enjoy the experience and meal.Special Features:
- Great Indian Food!DutchmanVIPDined on 10/10/2014This a great place for Indian Food. Service was good, portions were great, price was decent and service was quick and with a smile. Will for sure go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great IndianMarcusDined on 10/5/2014Marvellous, compact menu with very good options of well-designed dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very IndianOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/1/2014I do not like to see my food covered in sauce unless I am eating a casserole so I chose a dish from the modern list. The chapati they brought with three condiments -yogurt, mint ginger, and mango was delicious. I still need more time to get used to the Indian spices though...Special Features:
- Nice unique resturantBretDined on 9/27/2014I really enjoyed the food and service. Unique and tasty menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- reviewValerieDined on 9/22/2014I've eaten at Copper before, now having dining at lunch I can say the prices are much better. I get the same dinner portions, plus more at lunch for half the price. If I eat there again it will be at lunch from now on.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Indian FusionabsolutetpVIPDined on 9/20/2014This is a great restaurant for Indian Fusion. They do have some traditional Indian food which is very good, but it's nice to see the Indian fusion menu. It's a nice ambiance as well. Definitely worth checking out. They have a nice cocktail list too. Good size portions too. Looking forward to going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious appetizers alsoDeeeDined on 9/20/2014It is a 15 mile drive for us so dining once a month here is often. The food choices and preparation are slightly different from the sister Blu Taj. The seared scallops for appetizer and the cauliflower flowerets are very good. For entree we had a new dish on the menu, spinach dumplings with fingerling potatoes. Medium Spices were subtle. This place is a treat. The saffron naan was rather bland this weekend, but we have often enjoyed other naans here that are flavorful. We had an early reservation, 6:30, arrived 6:45. No problem getting a table. We were served menus and water immediately, but waited at least 10 minutes for the waiter to arrive to take our wine order and he appeared to be running. The service is gracious though.Special Features:
- Wonderful dining experience!AlexDined on 9/15/2014My friend and I were first time customers at Copper, this past Monday evening, and we were thoroughly impressed by the service--the wait staff was polite, helpful in explaining the various dishes, and the servers were attentive, but not intrusive, and since we were there for an evening of relaxed conversation, as well as, a nice dining experience in a low-keyed atmosphere, this latter feature was important. As for our dishes of curried lamb and perfectly cooked rice, we agreed, were excellent--the presentation was modern, as in, clean and tasteful; the portions, quite satisfying; and the authentic Indian cuisine was as rich in flavor, and as savory, as we had hoped. Being so pleased, we will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic as alwaysLadyDiVIPDined on 9/8/2014Excellent food, excellent services. I highly recommend Copper.Special Features:
- Copper RestaurantBradDined on 9/6/2014Copper provides excellent Indian cuisine. The dishes are prepared fresh and have an awesome mix of spices that I have not found in other restaurants. Excellent service as well.Special Features:
- Best Indian Food in Charlotte!!FinickyNYCFoodieVIPDined on 9/6/2014We have been to Copper a few times in the past when we lived in Uptown and always had a fine dining experience. We've done a lot of moving over the past few years and Copper somehow fell off our radar. I thought to make a reservation there last Saturday when I knew we'd be running errands in that "neck of the woods", and we were blown away! Having done so much dining out since we were last there, we would go so far as to say that Copper is not only the best Indian food in Charlotte but also belongs up there with the top five restaurants in this city. Everything from the atmosphere, the service and of course THE FOOD was extraordinary!! If you haven't enjoyed great Indian food, food, time to treat yourself to Copper.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy!HungryBearsVIPDined on 8/31/2014I love this place! This meal included starters of the chicken sukka, my favorite lamb meatballs, then tikka masala and.... can't remember the other one, but it's chicken in a sweet / hot sauce that includes mango. Really great food, and I love the garlic naan. My husband LOVED it too - his first time for Indian food as he's insisted for years that he hates Indian food. Which he most assuredly does not. My only suggestions for improvement are that the music can be a little loud and the streetlight shining in the front dining room doesn't do much for the ambiance (likely not much to be done about that).Special Features:
- Great FindGlennDined on 8/30/2014This was our first visit to Copper and we were so very impressed with the menu, the service and the overall experience. Will return!Special Features:
- Great Indian foodrtpivVIPDined on 8/28/2014When visiting family in Charlotte, we like to go to Copper. My wife is a cautious eater, but really likes the Saunfiya Kesri chicken. It has Indian spices, but is mild and flavorful. I like the various curry dishes and stronger sauces, like the Murgh Tikka Masala chicken. The food is outstanding and the service is attentive. Copper is a good place to experiment with Indian food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing specialJeetDined on 8/24/2014Having visited innumerable restaurants, I can say that though the food was nice, the prices & quantity didn't match with each other. Can be good for a quiet romantic dinner, but definitely was a let down when I went with my entire family & the primary objective was a filling meal. Also when you say Indian Cusines, what I expect is Indian music (if a music play in the background), not anythign else.Special Features:
- Great place for a late dinnerfoodaddictedDined on 8/23/2014Food was excellent, service a little slow but adequate, good ambiance.... a little more light in the back room would help while perusing the menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingexperiencedinerDined on 8/21/2014The service was lackluster and slow. We had to ask twice just to get napkins, and I finally took one from another table. The waiter overflowed my beer and then handed me the dripping glass. My duck confit, though tasty, was served in a shallow bowl which made it almost impossible to eat without making a mess. The food was fine, but the total experience was less than satisfactory.Special Features:
- Great FindSuperSaddlerDined on 8/16/2014Copper was a great find and the food was very nice, They have a good selection of wine and beers both domestic and import. The appetizer portion of the menu is great with a wide selection, i would like to have seen a larger selection on the entree side, there really isn't a great selection for the Indian food connoisseur. The area is nice just outside the city and we had a very enjoyable time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Okay - Not StellarBlackNBlondeDined on 8/15/2014The hostess didnt acknowledge us upon arrival. We were seated and having a cocktail at the bar while waiting on our table. It seemed strange to ask if we wanted to close or transfer the tab to our table. A single piece of naan was provided to my guest and I when seated. We actually purchased two additional orders with the meal. The food itself was very good. The waiter brought our check without asking about desert or showing the menu. We asked and tried the carrot pudding which was delicious and reminded me of sweet potatoes. I had also asked for coffee which never arrived. Service like most of Charlotte's restaurants is it's downfall.Special Features:
- Great food & place for conversationCiCiVIPDined on 8/15/2014Let me start with the staff, which was exceptional. Our waiter was very attentive without being overbearing, as well as the food runners. The food was wonderful. We had two salads to start, eating every bite. For our main course, we had the chicken chettinadu and the spinach dumplings. Both were exceptional! After we finished, we were able to sit on the patio and finish our conversation without feeling rushed. As a note, I have eaten at their sister restaurant, Blue Taj, which is good too.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/14/2014Always love Copper when I get a chance to go. I would have given a 'Great' for service but my #1 restaurant pet peeve of having an empty water glass was happening too frequently that night. Great food, quiet table and 1000 point reservation! Can't wait to go again!Special Features:
- 80th BirthdaytrebidDined on 8/9/2014We went to the restaurant to celebrate and 80th birthday. My mother-in-law was particularly picky and a good cook and she found the food very enjoyable and in fact ate her entire dish. Service was very good and they responded well to any requests. The food was priced right and I will certainly go back again in the near future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceAndrewVIPDined on 8/9/2014Excellent mix of traditional and modern Indian dishes. Staff was friendly and knew when to warn you about what you were ordering. The best part was the setting--the restaurant is in an old historic house in South End/Dilworth. Makes for a very warm, comfortable environment. We got a modestly priced bottle of wine and the bill with tip topped $100, so I would save this place for special occasions, at least for dinner. Overall, the food was wonderful and it was a great experience.Special Features:
- Great find!BabsVIPDined on 8/3/2014We were in Charlotte for an overnight trip and I found Copper on Open Table. The food, service, and decor were all spectacular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome as AlwaysPhilDined on 8/2/2014One of the best Indian places in town - always a favorite of ours.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurant Poor ServiceMommaMouseVIPDined on 8/1/2014The food and the atmosphere is great at Copper. The service was underwhelming. It took 15 minutes for our server to come over and that was after my husband had to call him over. This is our 2nd time to Copper. It's in a great location. I would recommend the food but if you find the service is poor I would call over a manager immediately.Special Features:
- Great Restaurant Poor ServicemommamouseDined on 8/1/2014This is our 2nd time to Copper. The food and atmosphere is great and we would recommend it but our server was non existent for 15 minutes even though he was floating in and out of the room we were in he never once came up and said he'd be right with us or even acknowledged us. My husband finally had to call him over. The rest of the night with our server was like that. It's just disappointing to be at a nice restaurant with terrible service.Special Features:
- The following 698 reviews are from the Copper reviews archive.
- Always enjoy our food hereBethVIPDined on 7/29/2014For a variety of reasons, my husband has shifted to a no-fat, vegan diet. There was little on the menu that would accommodate that but the kitchen was noble in their efforts. I ordered scallops and the sea bass. Interestingly, perhaps because of the way we'd been eating at home, the scallops struck me as more salty than spicy and the see bass overly buttery but both were gorgeously prepared. I love this restaurant and I completely appreciate the service. It continues to be a go-to place and particularly now since Charlotte doesn't easily accommodate the sort of diet my husband is on.Special Features:
- My new regular spotfoodiepilotDined on 7/29/2014This East Blvd restaurant has started to become a regular spot for me. Great Location, Great Staff, Great Food. If you dont know what to get try the Chicken tikka masala...its outstanding.Special Features:
- First Timer-LovedBrookeDined on 7/29/2014This was the first time I had Indian food before and I was pleasantly surprised. I am fairly picky and definately a baby about spicy food. Both dishes I had were mild, the goat cheese and the chicken, and were both outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I had forgotten how good this isCleanPlateDined on 7/25/2014I have been to Copper before, but perhaps I had placed it in a category of speciality restaurants, but on this Charlotte Restaurant Week visit I realized this needs to be in our regular rotation. Everything was delicious, portions well sized, service friendly and unobtrusive. The location is excellent for those in the southern part of the area. I left thinking what a nice meal we had, and sure we would be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.

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December 3, 2011 Iron River church to host hunting banquet IRON?RIVER — The Iron River Bible Church is holding its ninth annual Hunting Banquet on Saturday, Dec. 10, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. more »»
Archery buck
November 19, 2011 Nick Pearman, 15, of Vulcan shot a five-point buck with his bow in the Waucedah area on Oct. 29. It was his first buck. More bucks in today's Daily News. more »»
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November 19, 2011 Fourteen-pointer shot in Dickinson County; 11-pointer in Iron IRON MOUNTAIN — Some positive reports are coming in from hunters taking part in Michigan's firearm deer season, which opened Tuesday. more »»
Anglers land muskie,northern; bucks now more active
November 5, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — Fishermen continue to target northern, muskie and walleye as the fall fishing season winds down. more »»
Trappers reminded of new rules
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Michigan archery opener today; muskie anglers successful on Brule
October 1, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — A late-week storm slowed fishing efforts for many anglers. Pattie Teske at Florence Sport and Bait said muskie fishermen did well last weekend on the Brule River. more »»
Walleye anglers find success
September 24, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — Fall walleye fishermen were reporting increased success this week. "Walleye has picked up a bit," said Tom Bean at Crystal Bait. "Guys are using suckers for those. more »»
Fishing winds down, hunting moves into high gear
September 17, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — Fishing pressure continues to decline, but anglers heading out this week were catching fish. more »»
Walleye action good; focus shifts to hunting
September 10, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — As attention begins to shift toward hunting, fishing pressure continues to decline. But those going out are reporting steady catch rates. more »»
Trappers Association lists winners
September 10, 2011 NORWAY — Lionel Lauren of Vulcan was the winner of a beaver hat in a drawing conducted by the U.P. Trappers Association Inc. at the Dickinson County Fai. more »»
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August 27, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — Panfish and bass continue to be active for anglers taking advantage of late summer fishin. more »»
Dickinson bass tourney Sept. 10
August 27, 2011 IRON?MOUNTAIN?—The Tourism Association of the Dickinson County Area will host its sixth annual "Menominee River" Bass Tournament on Saturday, Sept. 10. more »»
Hunter safety course offered in Amasa
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Rifle shoot Aug. 20 in Watson
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Bass action highlights fishing reports
August 14, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — Great bass fishing reports continue to filter in to area bait shops. "Bass fishing has been terrific," said Don Ciochetto at The Sport Shop in Iron River. more »»
Zebra mussel program Thursday in IM
August 14, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — The Dickinson County Conservation District and the Dickinson County Lakes and Streams Coalition will host the Zebra Mussel Extravaganza on Thursday from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. more »»
Lunker walleyes caught; bluegills and bass biting
August 6, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN – Some big walleye catches highlighted the past week of fishing. "Fishing isn't too bad," said Pattie Teske at Florence Sport and Bai. more »»
Bass tourney Sept. 10 on Badwater
August 6, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN —The Tourism Association of the Dickinson County Area will host its sixth annual "Menominee River" Bass Tournament on Saturday, Sept. 10. more »»
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July 30, 2011 IRON MOUNTAIN — Crappie and bass action highlights fishing reports in the Dickinson County area, while fly fishing has been good on trout streams in Iron Count. more »»
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In the 11th century much of Chipping Ongar was
woodland. The 'wood of Ongar'
mentioned in 1044 in the will of
Thurstan has been mentioned
above. (fn. 47) In 1086 the manor of Ongar contained woodland for 1,000 swine. (fn. 48) There were then 36 pigs on
the manor. This was not a large number, but it is
likely that pig keeping in this area was of some importance in the 12th century and later, for in 1213
Robert Peverel, farmer of Ongar, was ordered to supply
the king with 138 sides of bacon from his bailiwick. (fn. 49)
Peverel's account for 1209-10 shows that he was then
keeper of Stanford Rivers as well as Ongar. (fn. 50) The rents
of assize of the manors then amounted to £16 1s. 6d.
During the year he had stocked the manors with 20
oxen and 32 horses at a cost of £24 10s. 6d. He had
also bought for sowing 162 quarters of oats, costing
£9 16s. 8d., 1½ quarters of barley for 2s. 3d., and beans
costing 2s. 6d.
In about 1243 the manor of Ongar was said to contain 374½ acres of (arable) land, of which 200 acres
were worth a total of £5 a year, and 174½ acres were
worth in all £2 18s. 2d. There were 7 acres of pasture
worth 7s. and 28 acres of meadow, of which 18 were
worth 30s. a year and 10 were worth 11s. 8d. (fn. 51) There
were rents of freemen and villeins worth £3 12s. 3d. (fn. 52)
and the villeins owed a total of 14001/3 labour services a
year, worth 68s. 6d. (fn. 53) There were 2 mills, one of them
driven by water, worth 40s. and a dovehouse worth
2s. (fn. 54) This inquisition had been made on the death of
Maud de Lucy. About this time, in 1243, the king
ordered the sheriff to buy oxen for 4 ploughs to till the
demesne lands formerly held by Maud in Stanford and
Ongar. (fn. 55)
In 1294 the manor contained 200 acres of arable,
worth £5 a year, 12 acres meadow worth 24s., a park
worth 20s., 2 mills, one driven by wind and the other
by water, worth £5, and pasture worth 3s. (fn. 56)
In 1372 there were in the manor 140 acres of arable
worth 23s. 4d., 20 acres of meadow worth 20s., 30
acres of poor pasture worth 10s., and 'a certain pasture
called le Park containing 40 acres' worth 1 mark.
There was also a broken-down windmill. (fn. 57)
In 1386 there were 160 acres of arable worth
40s. 8d. a year, 12 acres of meadow worth 24s., and
42 acres of pasture worth 21s. The rents of assize were
worth 27s. and the rents of 3 capons at Christmas were
worth 6d. in all. (fn. 58) The same figures were given in
returns made in 1392 and 1395. (fn. 59)
At the death of James Morris in 1597 the manor
included a water-mill, a parcel of land called Betts, a
tenement of about 30 acres called Tufftsfield, situated
in 'boro field', a meadow called Rye meade, 4 parcels
of meadow, pasture, and moor called Le Mores in
High Ongar, occupied by Henry Barnard, and a croft
called Parsons acre. (fn. 60) A mill was mentioned in 1618
as appurtenant to the manor. (fn. 61)
In the 17th and 18th centuries hop-growing was
carried on in Ongar. In 1639 there was a dispute,
heard at Quarter Sessions, concerning a crop of hops
that had been grown on 3½ acres of 'hoppground' in
the parish. (fn. 62) Defoe, writing in 1722 described Ongar
as part of an area 'famed for husbandry and good malt,
but of no other note'. (fn. 63)
In 1838 the area of the parish was estimated at 480
acres, of which 193 acres were arable and 273 acres
meadow and pasture. (fn. 64) The Castle Farm, owned by
Sir John Swinbourne and occupied by William Coe,
contained 168 acres. There were two smaller farms, of
97 and 62 acres, the Bowes House, with its gardens and
pleasure grounds, covered 99 acres. Apart from these
there was no tenement of more than 5 acres.
There is hardly any evidence as to how and when
inclosure was carried out in this parish. A very small
inclosure of waste ground in about 1800 is mentioned
below. (fn. 65)
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UTICA — A graveside service for Genevieve Huff, 93, of Utica will be held Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 10 a.m. at Homer Cemetery.
Ginny died Sept. 4, 2010, at Country Club Retirement Campus, Mount Vernon. She was born Aug. 31, 1917, in Licking County to the late John G. and Mary E. (Crotinger) Patton. Ginny was a member of Faith Baptist Church, Mount Vernon. She retired as a bookkeeper from Kenny Chevrolet.
She is survived by her niece, Becky (Bill) Drown of Utica; nephew, Doug (Lois) Patton of Mount Sterling; great- and great-great-nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul E. Huff, who passed away Dec. 10, 1997; brother, John Patton.
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- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Jan 12, 2004
- Summary: Learn to play the hit Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME with Yugi! Featuring stunningly detailed graphics, card artwork and dueling fields, prepare for the most intense Yu-Gi-Oh! duels ever! Power of Chaos is an essential learning tool for beginners who want to learn and understand how to play the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME like a master! [Konami]… Expand
- Developer: Konami
- Genre(s): Card Battle
- # of players: 1 Player
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Veteran players will probably tire of it after a couple of days since you cant really do anything with changing out cards or making decks until after a long period of winning, and playing against what seems like the same cards over and over again may get dull.
Simply missing too many features to justify the purchase. Collectible-card-game fans should opt for "Magic: The Gathering Online" instead, so they can face truly challenging opponents: other human players. [Apr 2004, p.83]
With the addition of any type of multiplayer Yu-Gi-Oh! would have been a solid competitor to other CCG videogames on the market. As it stands, it's merely a satisfying and addictive upgrade to Solitaire. [June 2004, p.81]
For Yu-Gi-Oh! fans, the meager options make it less attractive than one of Konami's dozen or so other, more fully featured Yu-Gi-Oh! games, and to players who don't already have an investment in the series, it has about as much to offer as a game of solitaire.
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Mixed: 2 out of 19
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ChristopherN.Mar 17, 2004This Game is extremly SICK.
NigelMay 3, 2004This game is the bomm.man totally great.
GiedriavasA.Feb 1, 2005This is a cool game.
MarceloG.Jan 7, 2004The game is great, except some details it is one of the best yu-gi-oh games of ever!
FrankC.Feb 25, 2004This game sucks. The graphics are better than the other games, but you only fight against yugi always, and you kick his ass again, again and again. Maybe, someone who doesn`t know how to play, he or she can find the game a good tool for learning. Also, you always get the same cards, this is something that konami has to fix in the next game(kaiba`s revenge).… Expand
wiLLY.Mar 4, 2004This game was disappointing, it lacked in just about every area. The game play gets repetative an boring. Yugi cannot get new cards therefore you are playing the same cards and same person in every match. This game is seriously not worth buying unless a HUGE yu gi oh fan.… Expand
DanielB.Jan 22, 2004This game is a joke, all you get to do is battle yugi over and over, the only good thing about the game is the graphics but every thing else sucks. I am ashamed i spent $20 on this stupid game, konami needs to recall this game before people start losing business from this horrible game.… Expand


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Phoenix Enterprises, L.L.C. 27-Mar-03
Baltimore District Office
Central Region
6000 Metro Drive, Suite 101
Baltimore, MD 21215
Telephone: (410) 779-5454
March 27, 2003
Mr. Peter Chan, Co-owner
Phoenix Enterprises, L.L.C.
1266 5th Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002
Mr. Gerard Chan, Co-owner
Phoenix Enterprises, L.L.C.
1266 5th Street, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002
Dear Mr. Chan:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an inspection of your food warehousing facility located at 1266 5th Street, N.E., Washington, D.C., on January 28-31, February 3-7, February 10-14, and February 17-21, 2003. The inspection revealed numerous deviations from the Current Good Manufacturing Practice in Manufacturing Packing, or Holding Human Food, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 110. At the conclusion of the inspection, you were issued a Form "FDA-483", Inspectional Observations (copy enclosed), which described the insanitary conditions in your facility during the inspection. These conditions cause the products stored in your facility to be adulterated within the meaning of Section 402(a)(4) of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act).
The conditions observed included:
- A live rodent was observed in the "middle" storeroom on the [redacted] floor of building [redacted]
- Apparent rodent gnawed product containers [redacted] were observed in food storage areas on the first floor of building [redacted].
- Apparent rodent excreta pellets and rodents nesting material was observed in food and office storage areas throughout buildings [redacted] and [redacted]
- Apparent rodent excreta pellets were observed in boxes containing food products [redacted]
- A live bird was observed in building [redacted] pecking through a product container and consuming the product ([redacted]) inside.
- Products were stored in cluttered fashion throughout all warehouse storage areas.
- Exterior structural defects were observed in several locations (gaps above and below doors, windows with missing glass/ covering, and holes in walls) affording entryways and harborage for pests. In addition, doors were left open, affording entryways for pests.
- Interior structural defects were observed in several locations throughout building [redacted] and [redacted] (holes .in floors and walls, gaps between the wall and floor, gap under elevator shaft door, non-functioning sump pumps with no coverings, and floor drain with inadequate cover) that afford entryways and harborage for pests.
- Dust, dirt, debris, and flaking paint on the ceiling and above food products were observed in building [redacted].
- Leaking fluid was observed dripping on boxes containing canned food and paper/Styrofoam food packaging materials.
- There were no safety-type light bulbs or fixtures in any of the food storage areas.
You should take prompt action to correct these deviations. Failure to do so may result in regulatory action being initiated by FDA without further notice. These actions include, but are not limited to, seizure and/or injunction.
Please notify this office within 15 working days of receipt of this-letter, of the specific steps you have taken to correct the noted violations and to prevent recurrence. If corrective action cannot be completed within 15 working days, state the reason for the delay and the time within which the corrections will be completed.
Your reply should be sent to the- Food and Drug Administration, 6000 Metro Drive, Suite 101, Baltimore, Maryland, 21215, to the attention of Vinetta Howard-King, Compliance Officer. Ms. Howard-King can be reached at (410) 779-5454, extension 413.
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Though she told Ryan Seacrest she'd have 47 costume changes, the evening's host is most memorable in this beaded blush confection featuring tiered ruffles, a mesh overlay and an intricate belt.
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Defenseman Jace Coyle and forward Christian Ouellet both had a goal and an assist, as the Komets defeated the Toledo Walleye 3-2 on Friday night at the Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio.
Fort Wayne (14-11-7) is on a 3-0-2 surge heading into tonight's game at Kalamazoo, Mich.
After Toledo's David Gilbert opened the scoring 5:43 into the game, Fort Wayne got consecutive goals from forward Chris Auger on a power play 48 seconds into the second period, Ouellet at 10:41 and Coyle at 3:35 of the third period.
Forward Kenton Miller had two assists.
Defenseman Richard Nedomiel finished the scoring at 13:56 of the third period for the Walleye (10-18-3), which has lost 3 of 4.
In two games since being acquired Monday from Elmira, Ouellet has two goals and three points. Forward Matt Carter, who was the other player received in the trade for Mike Vaskivuo and Nik Pokulok, made his debut with the Komets at Toledo and was plus-1.
The Komets were without their top goaltender, Andrey Makarov, who suffered a head injury when he was crashed into during the third period of a 3-2 overtime loss to Kalamazoo on Wednesday. He was replaced on the roster by Max Strang, who had been with Bloomington of the Southern Professional Hockey League. It's Strang's second call-up to Fort Wayne this season.
But Ben Meisner manned the Komets net at Toledo and stopped 29 of 31 shots. Toledo's Mac Carruth stopped 32 of 35.
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Young Money rapper Drake apparently has plenty of money to blow these days with reports claiming he is the proud owner of a $7.7 million California mansion.
The Hidden Hills luxury home reportedly has seven bedrooms and nearly ten bathrooms.
This beautiful estate features seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms and is more than 7,444 square feet. The home features a multi-million dollar pool that boasts cascading waterfalls, an 80-foot water slide and a grotto (watch out, Hugh Hefner). Other exterior features include a tennis court, five horse stall facilities with riding area (remember he said "my aunt, she rode equestrian," so that clearly makes sense), a sand volleyball court, commercial bathrooms, a mechanical bull and viewing pavilions to name a few. Oh, and if you think that mechanical bull is random, it's really not. The property was developed by Larry Pollack, owner of the famed Saddle Ranch Chop Houses. Now you get it. (E! Online)
His new mansion also has a theater, wine cellar and massage room.
The interior features include 24-seat theater, game room, spa/massage room, master suite with his/hers bathrooms, and a spectacular wine cellar/tasting room. Pollack purchased the land in 2003 and spent four years constructing this impressive compound that originally hit the market in 2009 with a $27 million asking price. Think this is too much house for Drake? Well, you know what he'd say to that: YOLO! (E! Online)
In March, Drizzy Drake sold one of his Miami, Florida cribs to NBA player Mario Chalmers.
South Beach-based attorney Matthew Krieger represented Miami Heat player Mario Chalmers in the $2.6 million purchase of a five bedroom, six bath condo (created by merging two units together) at the Marquis in downtown Miami. Seller? Aubrey Graham, better known as Canadian rapper Drake. (Miami Herald)
Back in January, reports landed online claiming the Canadian-bred rapper had plans to sell two Miami spots.
Drake is trying to unload 2 massive luxury beach condos he owns in Miami, TMZ has learned — and you might recognize them … because they're featured in the rapper's music video for "I'm on One." Drake put the properties up for sale last week — located right nextdoor to each other in Miami's ritzy Marquis highrise — listing one for $1.9 million and the other for $599,000. Drake combined the two into one MASSIVE condo, and lived in both simultaneously. The larger one is a sprawling 3,800 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The "smaller" one-bedroom condo is still gigantic … at 1,675 square feet. (TMZ)
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in Termini Imerese - Villa Bragone, near Cefalu
3 bedroom Villa Bragone, a historical restored villa near the beach. Sleeps
Villa Bragone is a well appointed traditional house close to the beach.There is a peaceful garden and patio at the villa, located in a quiet olive grove
There are excellent restaurants nearby, one only 10 min walk, the others 20 minutes.
Located in the area of Termini Imerse, a seaside spa town with the magnificent backdrop of Monte Calogero. Famous for its waters, the town flourished in Roman times.
The ancient Greek ruins of Himera are within this attractive city.
The interesting village of Trabia, with its markets, bars and shops is only 10 minutes walk from the house.
The famous dynamic city of Palermo is easily reached by car or train in twenty minutes.It is not essential to have a car when staying at Villa Bragione, as there is a train station only 10 minutes walk from the house with many trains per day to Palermo and Cefalu.
One of the most attractive things about Sicily is the weather, with average temperatures of around 20C in March and October, and up to 30C in August.
Near Cefalu and Palermo, Villa Bragone is in a central perfect location to discover the Island all around.
Cefalu is easily reached and the ancient bustling capital Palermo is a great experience to visit, only 20 minutes by train or car.
The local town of Termini Immerese has fine shops and the attractive historical area of Belvedere,loved by locals who use the promenade each night for refreshments and ice cream.
The house is very near to the interesting village of Trabia, with its markets,shops and bars.
Sicily is a treasure trove of historic attractions. There are famous Greek relics nearby at Himera, and also nearby is the fine medieval town of Cacamo with its fascinating castle.
It's also not far to the famous resort of Cefalu, and you can walk to the little resort of San Nicola l'Arena.
The interior of the island is beautiful, very green much of the year round. The towns are quiet and very attractive, with many outdoor activities available.
In the middle of a large olive grove which produces fantastic olive oil, at about 150 m from the sea, the house has a large bright living-room which opens to a dining area and study, a well-equipped kitchen, a double-room with French doors to an inner stone courtyard, two other bedrooms (one double and one single) and two bathrooms with shower and bath.
There is also a shaded terrace in the peaceful garden to eat and grill outside and a car park. You can go on foot to the beach and swim peacefully in a small bay and in the evening you can easily get to some good restaurants nearby to taste the local cuisine.The nearest, excellent and low cost restaurant is 500 m walk. There is also a little pizzeria at the beach, 150 metres walk.
What also draws people to Sicily is the summer type weather, which arguably stretches from Spring in late February to Autumn in early November, perfect for an out of season break. At the coast summer temperatures seldom go higher than 30C. Sea temperatures are still high in November, delicious for swimming.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- suitable for elderly or infirm
About Andrew McKean
The villa is owned by Maria Ciofalo. Maria is a linguist, historian, teacher and mother of 4 girls. Maria is also a former tour guide, who would be very helpful to you during your stay.
The family also own another house nearby, Villa Ginestra, set above the beach, which can be seen at www.homeaway.co.uk/p1030110
Guestbook comments from the manager
5 out of 5
Have recently returned from a week staying in the villa Bragone in Trabia. The villa is beautiful, decorated tastefully with traditional Sicilian furniture, and enjoying stunning views of the coast. It is conveniently located to explore much of northern Sicily, and only half an hour from Palermo.
The local beach just down the road from the villa was perfect for our family, and often we were the only people using it. We enjoyed staying in a typical small Sicilian town like Trabia without hoards of tourists and were able to get by without any great language skills!
We decided not to rent a car and were able to use the train network with relative ease. The fares were cheap and the nearest station is only a 10 minute walk from the villa. I would suggest a car however if you're not a fan of walking slopes! The villa is situated on a very short, but also steep hill!
Maria (owner) & family live next door and were always willing to offer advice and help if needed. They are all very friendly and approachable. Only minor gripes were the size of the showers and beds, but massively outweighed by quality & location of villa. Overall very positive and would recommend.


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Is Vodafone talking about Apple's next iPhone, or something else?
London-based Vodafone has put up a new teaser site in the Australia region allowing for users to register to get information about "this year's biggest smartphone release," which the carrier says is "coming soon to Vodafone."
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Book review: "On Reading The Grapes of Wrath" May 15, 2014Posted by Ron Warnick in Books, Movies.
Tags: John Steinbeck, Susan Shilinglaw, The Grapes of Wrath
I have bad news and good news about Susan Shillinglaw's "On Reading The Grapes of Wrath," a behind-the-scenes look on the writing and marketing of John Steinbeck's classic and controversial novel that marks its 75th anniversary this year.
The bad news is Shillinglaw's book (paperback, 206 pages, Penguin) delves very little into the Joad family's journey on Route 66 ("the road of flight") or any of Steinbeck's research about the Mother Road — despite a sizable chunk of the novel taking place there.
The good news is Shillinglaw — a San Jose State University professor and scholar in residence at the National Steinbeck Center — dug up enough interesting material about Steinbeck's seminal work that even those casually acquainted with the novel probably will want to read "On Reading The Grapes of Wrath."
A few may find it curious for someone to write a book about a book. But "The Grapes of Wrath" not only is one of the most acclaimed American novels (it pretty much hand-delivered the Nobel Prize to Steinbeck) but remains one of the most successful (it was an immediate best-seller and has sold well over 100,000 copies a year since the 1980s). The film version, directed by John Ford, remains one of the praised movies of all time.
And "The Grapes of Wrath," along with the "Route 66″ television drama of the 1960s and Bobby Troup's endlessly covered song "(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66," cemented the highway into popular culture.
Roadies may find it interesting to learn why Steinbeck made the curious decision to shift the Joads' home base from Shawnee (just east of Oklahoma City) to the far east Oklahoma town of Sallisaw, where the Dust Bowl didn't occur. Apparently Steinbeck liked the similar etymology of Sallisaw and his hometown of Salinas, California (both starting with "Sal," meaning salt). And Sallisaw was associated with Pretty Boy Floyd, a modern-day Robin Hood who robbed banks and gave money to impoverished residents — no doubt appealing to Steinbeck's sensibilities.
One wonders why Shillinglaw didn't embark on her own Route 66 trip and follow in the Joads' path. But she lets it slip she had only two months to write the book, so she probably didn't have time for a cross-country journey, even if she wanted one.
Despite the abbreviated time to compose the book, Shillinglaw compiled these fascinating tidbits about "The Grapes of Wrath":
— Although Steinbeck didn't grow up poor, he worked a series of blue-collar jobs — dredging, sugar plant worker, ranching and highway builder — before he became a full-time writer. This background undoubtedly helped give him empathy for the Joads and other Okies made desperate by the Great Depression.
— Steinbeck's agent tried to make him tone down the book's salty language by the Okies and California workers. "I'm writing the speech as I know it with my ear," he explained. Steinbeck mostly complied, but drew the line when publishers wanted him to excise the word "shitheels."
— Steinbeck, in a fit of anger, wrote a short and biting satirical piece about Salinas, "L'Affair Lettuceburg." But his wife hated it, and unfortunately the manuscript was destroyed. But the writing exercise cooled much of Steinbeck's white-hot fury and turned "The Grapes of Wrath" into a better book.
— At one point during the late 1930s, Steinbeck planned a collaboration with Great Depression photographer Dorothea Lange, most famous for her "Migrant Mother" image. That seemed like an artistic match made in heaven, but it never materialized.
— Shillinglaw briefly details the book-burnings and other outrage from some quarters after "The Grapes of Wrath's" publication, including Oklahoma congressman Lyle Boren calling the work "a lie, a black infernal creation of a twisted, dishonest mind." (His son, future U.S. senator David Boren, quietly but firmly disagreed.) Also, the book inspired two now-forgotten rebuttals — the novel "Grapes of Gladness" and the film "Plums of Plenty."
— The book includes folk musician Woody Guthrie's typically memorable take on "The Grapes of Wrath" film. It needs to be read in full to be appreciated, but it's clear he was a fan.
— A special two-volume edition of "The Grapes of Wrath" in 1940 included dozens of illustrations by famed artist Thomas Hart Benton. (If you find it at a garage sale, pick it up — it's probably worth at least $1,000.) That was one of several fancy special editions of the book, many shepherded by Pat Covici. And for the 75th anniversary, Penguin continues the tradition by offering a $250 special edition of "The Grapes of Wrath."
— Steinbeck fought with editors who wanted him to change the book's ending. Shillinglaw's book includes correspondence from one dismayed member of Viking's editorial team. This was one battle with the marketers where Steinbeck did not back down.
Readers might find parts of Shillinglaw's book — such as Steinbeck's influential friendship with marine biologist Edward Rickets and a dissection of the novel's "five layers" — a tough slog. But the chapters are short, and Shillinglaw moves quickly to more interesting subjects, such as how the title of Steinbeck's book was chosen (it originally was "The Oklahomans").
Penguin Books should feel fortunate it found an author who possessed so much knowledge and access to Steinbeck's work, or else "On Reading The Grapes of Wrath" might have been more slipshod. But with the missed opportunity of the Route 66 angle and Shillinglaw's lack of time to work on this volume, one has to wonder what she would have accomplished if she received the assignment a couple of years in advance of "The Grapes of Wrath" anniversary.
Better yet, go straight to the source. Viking Books has published a special 75th-anniversary hardback edition of "The Grapes of Wrath" that features the original first-edition cover illustration by Elmer Hader and original 1939 reviews on one of the end papers. And if you've got a lot of money burning in your pocket, Viking just published a pricier version in a leather case, a gilded top and ribbon.
- 1. xy47402 - May 16, 2014
This is the difference between reading literature and reading literary criticism: literature and lit crit are two different worlds. Sometimes they touch, sometimes they don't.
- 2. Maria R Traska - May 16, 2014
The Grapes of Wrath is a Steinbeck classic, no doubt, and led to my love of his other books. But I have to say, it's not the book I'd recommend to someone wanting to travel the Route. For that I'd reach for his 1962 nonfiction book Travels With Charley: In Search of America. THAT's the book that made me want to drive somewhere — down Route 66 and to plenty of other places. I remember my parents getting it in paperback right when it came out and sneaking off with it to read about what Steinbeck discovered on his journey. I suspect that book did as much as Kerouac's On The Road to inspire many people to see the country and take the slower roads. It certainly had that effect on me — and I was just a pipsqueak at the time! Also, it was published while the Route 66 TV show was still on the tube. That was a one-two punch: if one didn't inspire you to travel, the other one sure would.


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While he no longer is burdened with the hectic WWE schedule, Santino Marella has kept himself busy. In addition to running his own wrestling school, the former Intercontinental Champion has made great strides in his personal life. It has now been revealed that Marella is now engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Anna Babij, who happens to do a little bit of fitness modeling.
October 8, 2014
Earlier this year, Curt Hawkins was delivered a bit of a blow when he was given a release by WWE, a company that he had spent years working for. However, he has kept his head up and has been moving forward in life. Aside from being able to focus more on his wrestling school, the former tag team champion has also announced that he is now engaged to his long time girlfriend.
August 16, 2014
Some big things are happening for Seth Rollins. Aside from being split up from Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose, the WWE star is also now engaged to his longtime girlfriend. No word yet on when the wedding date will be. However, the belief is that he will not be missing any television time for it, especially since he is being given a singles push now.
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May 26, 2014
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A picture of Jerry Lawler with his new girlfriend Lauryn. The longtime WWE commentator has been involved in several relationships over the years, so it comes as no surprise to the fans that he has found someone else.
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March 27, 2014
Since he left the company, WWE fans have been eager to get a glimpse of CM Punk. His appearance on the Talking Dead created quite the buzz. So did a brief glimpse at the airport, where the former world champion was picking up his girlfriend, AJ Lee. Now, Punk has been spotted again, this time he is with Colt Cabana at an NHL game.
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When Bray Wyatt went on Monday Night Raw to cut a promo against John Cena, he used the term "plastic girlfriend" to describe Nikki Bella. Some wondered if there would be backstage heat for that, but it turns out that Wyatt actually told her about it beforehand. He even apologized before doing it. Everyone backstage really enjoyed the segment.
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On Monday Night Raw, a slight buzz was created when Bray Wyatt used the term "plastic girlfriend" during a promo with John Cena, a reference to the fact that his real life girlfriend Nikki Bella has breast implants. There is said to be no backstage heat between the two over the segment, as WWE officials have given them both a bit of creative freedom in this feud.
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On Monday Night Raw, wrestling fans saw Jamie Noble being injured in the story line after an assault by Sheamus. It was revealed shortly thereafter that he was retiring from wrestling, which led fans to question if he will actually retire. Word coming out of backstage is that this is a legitimate retirement. He will focus on a career as an agent for WWE.
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On screen, Jamie Noble was forced to retire from professional wrestling after a vicious assault from Sheamus, but in reality, he is just stepping side as an in ring performer, in order to focus on his new job as a producer for WWE. Noble was heavily praised for putting over a younger star on his way out.
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Speaking at NYC's First Sunday Assembly
June 22nd, 2013 | Posted by: Chris Stedman
I'm very excited to announce that on Sunday, June 30th, I'll be the guest speaker for New York City's first ever Sunday Assembly.
At this point you very well may be asking yourself: What exactly is a Sunday Assembly? Per a recent article in the NY Daily News:
After six months of packed houses at monthly services in London, an atheist congregation called The Sunday Assembly is bringing its movement to the U.S.
The co-founders [comedians Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans] will soon embark on a cross-country tour to decide which cities might support their own permanent Sunday Assembly franchise, and the first test run will be held in a Manhattan dive bar.
That's no typo—they're essentially an "atheist church," and they've become quite the phenomenon in the U.K. and other parts of the world. (For more on what they do, check out this profile of their efforts from The Guardian). Now, they're coming to the U.S. to host a service at Tobacco Road in NYC on Sunday, June 30th at 12:30 PM.
Given that this event is happening the weekend of NYC's LGBT Pride, and that some in attendance may be "coming out" as an atheist, agnostic, or nonreligious person for the first time, the service's theme will be on coming out. As the guest speaker I'll be sharing some of my story as a former Evangelical Christian who has come out as both a queer person and an atheist. And as I write about in Faitheist, I'll also discuss what might happen if we all "came out" to one another—religious and nonreligious alike—and built the kinds of relationships that would enable us to work together to improve the world, challenging anti-atheist bias and other forms of intolerance in the process.
If you'd like to attend the first ever Sunday Assembly in the U.S., check out (and RSVP at) their Facebook event. If you want to get involved in organizing future NYC Sunday Assembly events, click here. If you can't get to NYC, you may still be in luck: co-founder Sanderson Jones is also visiting Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and Chicago in the next week to meet with people interested in starting up Sunday Assembly groups. Click here to learn more about his trip. Finally, if you want to contact Sunday Assembly for any reason, click here!
Oh, and click here to check out the rest of my summer speaking schedule (with more events still to be announced).
Hope to see you soon in NYC for "atheist church"!
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Mary Bellamy Says:
July 1st, 2013 at 6:59 am
I was there yesterday. I couldn't see you (I was sitting in a chair at the back of the room after taking a bus up from Virginia; you weren't the only long distance traveler) but I thought that you did a nice job. Assuming that the function of the talk at a Sunday Assembly is to inspire people to do one or more of the following — live better, help often and/or wonder more — you surely succeeded.
Time for an 'atheist church' | Becky Garrison | http://atheistics.com Says:
July 2nd, 2013 at 12:51 pm
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Michele Says:
November 12th, 2013 at 12:46 pm
I have a question. I'm not an atheist. I'm an agnostic (and no, I'm not sitting on the fence – I just believe it's impossible to know ether there is a God or not). Would I be welcome at the Assembly? Over the years I've found that quite a few atheists are, well, intolerant of anyone who isn't an atheist.


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Monaghan Catahoulas is the home of NALC Quint Grand Champion of Champions TM Callie, NALC Double Champion Casey's Tuff Enough, and NALC 3-Way Champion Sandhill's Miss Mona. Callie, Tuff, and Mona are the foundation dogs for Monaghan Catahoulas. Our dogs are registered with the National Association of Louisiana Catahoulas (NALC), United Kennel Club (UKC) registered, and we maintain our Certified NALC breeder status.
Please take a few minutes to visit our 'About Us' page to find out who we are and how we started training, competing, and raising Catahoulas.
Our dogs have proven themselves time and again in NALC sanctioned shows and working trials by consistently placing in Conformation, Obedience, Treeing, Class B-Hog Bay, and Class A-Hog Bay. Callie, Tuff, Mona, and most recently Monaghan's Parlay, Monaghan's Lotto, and Moffitt's Spook have earned 15 NALC Championship titles and 7 NALC Nationals Competition belt buckles. Additionally, Tuff has earned the first CHDA baying championship title. These dogs "do it all" on the farm and on the road, thanks to solid foundation bloodlines and breeding, inherent working drive, sound conformation, and training. .
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Thank you for stopping by our website, we hope you enjoy your visit. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us.
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Join our friends Hayes and Patton for fully guided, wild hog hunting with dogs - no fences, no pens over 25,000 available acres.
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Anyone got any other recommendations?
Come on guys, my credibility as a tech is on the line here!!
Google play store 16 GB £159
Anyone got any other recommendations?
Come on guys, my credibility as a tech is on the line here!!
Carphone Warehouse are doing the Galaxy Tabs at a nice price with cash back too.
Nexus 7 or the Kindle Fire is £99 on amazon until monday
Im considering the fire now thats its £99.
It can be rooted to run full on android so looks good for a £99 device...
Probably can't be beat for £99, if you're going to break them every year or 2 and buy a new one go for it, I want a nexus 7 with an sd slot for future expansion really.
If you're buying a Nexus 7 from Google, be aware that they use TNT's cheapest possible delivery service.
This means that you can't redirect the delivery, so if you specified your home address (which might be obligatory if your card is registered there), you either have to be at home all day (weekdays only, no saturday delivery) or collect from their depot. I collected, it cost an hour of my time and was a pain in the a$$.
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Tags indie rock, indie, summer, chill, alternative rock
Genres pop, indie, acoustic, folk, soul (beta)
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August 20, 2012
I think i'm falling for one, two, three, four....all of these tracks.
Chill meds by funny.pancake
Twelve tracks including music by BB King, Birdy, and Damien Rice.
chill, morning, indie, relaxing, sex
Bonfire heart by funny.pancake
Free your mind.
indie, chill, relax, study, calm
inhale. exhale. by funny.pancake
Turn the lights down low and just relax.
indie, indie rock, chill out, relax, chill
And suddenly, I felt nothing by funny.pancake
Bittersweet emotion.
sad, chill, rainy day, relax