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Lawyers and judges are not exactly known for their fashion statements, but at a recent Dressed to a Tea event, they were the stars of the runway.
The Oscar-themed event was hosted by the WE CARE Fund of the Nassau County Bar Association and the Nassau County Women's Bar Association, and raised money for several local charities. The night was a great way for members of the Nassau County legal community to relax and enjoy a fun evening with their colleagues at the Bar Association building in Mineola.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Matteini of Second Street, Garden City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Amy Teray, to Brandon John McDonough. A June wedding is planned.
Amy is a 2001 graduate of Garden City High School. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics from Dartmouth College in 2005 and her masters degree from Harvard University in 2009. Amy is a middle school math teacher at Riverdale Country School in Riverdale, NY. Brandon graduated from Garden City High School in 2000 and received his Bachelor of Science degree in finance from Fairfield University in 2004. He is a Vice President in Electronic Brokerage with ITG, Inc (Investment Technology Group).
Village trustee Gerard S. Tangredi was elected mayor of Stewart Manor in an uncontested election. Tangredi received 255 votes last week. Mayor James J. Kelly announced earlier this year that he would not seek re-election.
Trustee John R. Egan, Unity Party candidate, was re-elected for his fourth term, and newcomer Michael Onorato, a Village Party candidate, was elected as trustee. Deputy Mayor and Trustee Robert C. Fabio announced earlier this year that he would not seek re-election.
In stark contrast to run-off elections earlier in the year, Garden City's general village election turned out to be quite routine and all candidates were elected. Voters trickled in to village hall to support the Community Agreement candidates: John J. Watras running for mayor along with trustees Dennis C. Donnelly (East), John A. DeMaro (Estates), Robert A. Bolebruch (West) and Richard V. Silver (Central). Allen S. Mathers ran for village justice.
The village's new mayor, John Watras along with the trustees will officially swear in on April 1.
John Watras was elected Garden City's 45th Mayor on March 19 during the general village election. He will be sworn in on April 1 at village hall. Watras, who won the February run-off election when challenged by fellow trustee Laurence Quinn, was unanimously selected by the Western Property Owners Association's (POA) nominating committee.
A veteran of village politics, he has18 years of service under his belt with the Western POA having served as a village trustee for the past ten years. As trustee, Watras has held various positions including, Finance Chairman, trustee liaison to the Garden City Historical Society, the Garden City Public Library, Board of Cultural and Recreational Affairs, Zoning Board of Appeals, senior citizens, and the Environmental Advisory Board. Prior to his election to the village board of trustees, Watras served as President and held several director positions.
"Hoest 33" is the next home that needs identification in the Estates Section of Garden City.
The mystery location of "Hoest 35" has been solved by two Garden City residents, William Daly and Joan Kane.
"The comptroller is there to protect the taxpayers."
That is what former Nassau Comptroller Howard Weitzman says is the job of a comptroller. It's something he says he did during his eight years in the position, and it's something that he wants to do again. Weitzman was elected to the position in 2001 and 2005 before being narrowly defeated by current Nassau County George Maragos in 2009.
Three… two … one … LEGO! The countdown reverberated through the gymnasium of Longwood High School in Middle Island on Sunday, March 3, as 41 LEGO robotics teams stood poised to have their self-constructed robots run various missions. Among those teams was the Garden City Robotics League's (GCRL) Robotic Rebels, a seven-member team comprising 10- and 11-year-old children.
The 9th Annual Long Island FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Championship Tournament was an invitational. The Robotic Rebels, along with three other GCRL FLL teams, competed among 80 teams on Feb. 2 and 3 at Central Islip Senior High School at the FIRST LEGO League Qualifier Tournament. Coached by Steve Giammona and Brian Sanguyu, the Rebels were among the top 50 percent of teams over the two-day qualifier last month to advance to the championship, clinching first place for "Innovative Solution."
"[Kings] is an upscale shopping experience for foodies. We absolutely love great food and we love sharing that passion with food," Spires enthusiastically said. "What you'll find in our stores are rare items. Only the highest quality product in the store for the person that has that sophisticated palate and taste. That coupled with our knowledgeable and caring staff, really solidifies what our brand is and differentiates us."
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The eighth edition of the always free and musically packed For the Community festival runs from Saturday afternoon into early Sunday morning. Once again, promoters Visionary Noise and Houston Free Thinkers have assembled a lineup of artists, poets and musicians representative of our city's diversity ... More >>
We've named David Paul as the city;s Best Meteorologist before, but we never knew he had the stoic ability to soldier on through physical afflictions that would have broken lesser men. We speak, of course, of the hiccups. But now -- or soon -- the world will know of his dedication. KHOU put the ab ... More >>
Frank Billingsley is used to answering tough questions. He predicts the weather for a living. The longtime weatherman for KPRC channel 2 is one of the most capable and well liked meteorologists in the city. But when he came out as openly gay and even married his partner in a ceremony in New York Cit ... More >>
As someone fascinated by hurricanes and living in Houston, the summer of 2005 was an odd and captivating time for me. A record was set for the number of named storms and major hurricanes in a season, and Houston was caught staring down the barrel of a gun twice, first with Hurricane Katrina and then ... More >>
Some storms are just more fearsome than others.Hurricane season opens June 1 -- unlike deer season, you don't get to hunt so much as be hunted by nature's version of Bambi on steroids -- and the collective hand-wringing from local news, nervous nellies and weather nerds will soon commence. Bu ... More >>
Somebody call Swishahouse. Rocks Off has spent a fair amount of time in the Golden Triangle over the years, and the live-music options in the greater Beaumont-Port Arthur area are usually somewhat limited. In the next couple of weeks, for example, if you're not a fan of Pat Green, hillbilly hard ... More >>
GroovehouseNew Orleans Hustlers Brass Band The best laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft agley when it comes to Houston weather. That's how Aftermath found ourselves obsessively refreshing the iFest Twitter page around noon yesterday for some sign that the show would go on in spite of the stormy ... More >>
If there's anything that makes Houstonians freak the fuck out worse than an oncoming hurricane, it's the threat of winter weather. Rocks Off was in our local grocery store Thursday night (we simply had to have that new Rolling Stone with Taylor Lautner on the cover) and the checkout line was teem ... More >>
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In the past, when I've talked to TV meteorologists about whether or not they hype hurricanes, at some point they're quick to point out that there'd be no reason to hype, because hurricanes are a losing proposition money-wise for stations. As KPRC's Frank Billingsley put it to us last May: Billings ... More >>
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more featurettes? I just went and saw the movie & was excited to see what mania thought of it too!(it was awesome btw, & im not that easy to please. A- IMO) No battleship review yet either? least rotten tomatoes is keeing up.
This could be interesting... generally speaking the characters in any horror will demonstrate a sudden lack of intelligence at some point by choosing to, or letting themselves get seperated... so that they can be picked off one by one.(something that is becoming increasingly fustrating to watch) In this however, surely it would be harder to be seperated from the group, so hopefully we can watch this film without having to shake our heads as the blonde decides to check out that dark corridor on her own...
I can't really understand why twilight even gets a mention on this website?? It's clearly not what this site is about. The poor members of this site simply can't understand the attraction. Whilst blissfully attacking every aspect of a movie not aimed at them(like beating a dead horse) they fail to realise that the other half of the population look at their taste in movies & are as equally unimpressed(superhero movies etc...)
I see twilight as are rare opportunity for the demograhic out there who usually only go for dramas & romantic comedies to enjoy a taste of fantasy thrown into the mix. It's certainly not as bad to go and see with your girlfriend as shit that puts you to sleep(like 'the notebook' SNORE*)
Lol at the first comment btw... as if all the twi fans out there checked out robs review on this website before seeing the movie! ha!!
Pennywise shoulda bn #1 I agree... 'we all float down here' I always felt that refers to floating dead bodies?
I never thought of the joker as a clown...certainly not heath ledgers take
I think another GL movie is financially a stupid idea. The first GL was always going to suffer as it only has a select fan base within the general public... His name simply isn't as well known as the superman, batman, x-men, spiderman etc... I had no one to go with. Everyone I knew who saw the trailer was like, 'who is green lantern? what a gay name!' The fact it was a mediocre movie has all but buried it now.(like what they did to dragonball, so sad) IMO, justice league is the only way to bring him back. Renolds should have been the flash. The black GL seen in the recent JLU animated cartoons would have been more popular with broader audiences. So far hancock is the only superhero movie i've seen with black lead actor & I think that it worked nicely...
So is this like a live action neon evangelion?
Blair Witch on the moon?
This actually looks fun! Could be a hard sell to the general public though... Cowboys vs Aliens?? lol
I think it could be fun. The latter of the series was much more adult friendly... so it stands to reason that three follow up Books could very likely follow the same trend as the main characters become adults themselves.
She wouldnt want to wait too long. Part of what makes this whole thing great is the actors who grew up with it & at the right ages. Let them get too old &....
First thing that begs to be asked... who or what is the villian going to be??
I'm a sucker for team ups...(spidey & goblin jnr for e.g.) & so that was the most enjoyable aspect of eclipse for me. It made all those 'yawn' passages throughout the movie bearable. As someone who read the books, I was a little disapointed to see what was left out, including some more potentialy good action(keeping to budget?)
I am also very worried about these airbender reviews. As an adult, it is only one of two cartoon series I can say I really enjoy. The series is special because of a well thought out storyline. Somehow all the characters are really well developed without taking it over the top over childrens heads. Particularly pleasing are the villians who aren't just out to be 'evil.' The series shows genuine conflict within the villians & at least a good reason for being who they are. (see ep 5 of season 3 - the beach... if you were to watch this episode first, you could easily be forgiven for thinking the villians are the main characters) It's so disapointing to see such potential go to waste in favor of sfx and a quick buck...


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As a highly technical event that requires a sprinter's speed, a thrower-like upper- body strength and a gymnast's balance, pole vaulting isn't for very young kids.
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The purpose of a trial is to get to the truth. But our state's troubling number of documented wrongful convictions shows the criminal justice system is far from achieving that ideal.
Now, an effort to amend the Illinois Constitution could further impede efforts to find the truth. It's important that legislators not allow that to happen.
The proposed amendment, designed to boost victims' rights, would give crime victims the right to deny defendants access to certain private information. In many cases, that wouldn't affect the outcome of a trial. But it's easy to envision how in other cases it could send an innocent defendant to prison.
Consider, for example, a purported victim who has been found in the past to be delusional or to be a pathological liar. That "victim" could testify against a defendant while refusing to allow the defendant access to information that would call the witness' credibility into question.
A better option would be to allow victims the right to object to the disclosure of information — but not to attempt to block disclosure outright. A judge would decide what information is best kept confidential. The court, not the victim, should determine what evidence gets admitted in a trial.
Under current practice, prosecutors make decisions on behalf of victims. The amendment would allow victims to make that choice.
The amendment under discussion in the Senate is significantly improved from a version debated last year that contained more legal land mines. That's a welcome development.
And we're sympathetic to victims who are dissatisfied because their rights aren't always enforced.
But we must tread warily when it comes to constitutional amendments, which must be approved by both houses of the Legislature and then by the voters in a referendum.
Keep in mind that were it to become obvious that an exception should be made to a newly enacted amendment, the fix could not be made by the Legislature. Yet another constitutional amendment would be required.
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Posted: 07/20/2009 - The astronauts aboard the shuttle-station complex will celebrate the 40th anniversary of man's first moon landing with their own spacewalk.
Posted: 07/20/2009 - The astronauts aboard the shuttle-station complex will celebrate the 40th anniversary of man's first moon landing with their own spacewalk.
Posted: 07/20/2009 - The first astronauts to walk on the moon aren't getting overly sentimental about the feat accomplished 40 years ago today. Instead, they're urging President Barack Obama to look to the future. And the future, they say, is Mars.
Posted: 07/17/2009 - Senior Iranian cleric Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani is calling for the release of opposition supporters arrested in the government's crackdown on postelection protests.
Posted: 07/17/2009 - A slain Florida couple will be buried today, more than a week after they were shot
Posted: 07/17/2009 - A New Jersey woman is hoping her bake sale will help forestall foreclosure and keep a roof over her head.
Posted: 07/17/2009 - Space shuttle Endeavour will be docking with the international space station in a few hours.
Posted: 07/17/2009 - late nights and early mornings for some House members working on President Barack Obama's legislation to remake the health care system.
Posted: 07/17/2009 - two suicide bombers carried out the attacks on Jakarta's luxury hotels.
Posted: 07/16/2009 - A Chinese-born engineer has been convicted of stealing trade secrets critical to the U.S. space program in the nation's first economic espionage trial.
Posted: 07/16/2009 - Mexico has quadrupled the number of federal police in a western state that's home to a drug cartel known as La Familia.
Updated: 02/01/2011 - Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee are clearing the way for a vote to confirm Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor.
Posted: 07/16/2009 - The man who provided the legal blessing for warrantless wiretapping during the President George W. Bush administration is firing back at critics.
Posted: 07/16/2009 - The chief of the U.N. refugee agency in Pakistan is condemning today's attack that killed a U.N. employee and a refugee camp guard.
Posted: 07/16/2009 - Some House Democrats are ready to move forward on a massive, $1.5 trillion plan to overhaul the U.S. health-care system.
Posted: 07/16/2009 - Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor returns for a third and last day of questioning by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Posted: 07/15/2009 - Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has said in written testimony that the Bush administration's response to the financial crisis late last year was "not perfect" but "saved this nation from great peril."
Posted: 07/15/2009 - The Senate health committee has passed legislation to revamp health care, becoming the first congressional committee to act on President Barack Obama's goal of overhauling the system this year.
Posted: 07/15/2009 - Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor is shedding no additional light on her views on abortion, despite persistent questioning from one of the Senate's staunchest abortion opponents.
Posted: 07/15/2009 - Heavy combat in Iraq where U.S. soldiers witnessed the deaths of many fellow troops may have contributed to hostile behavior by Colorado-based veterans accused or implicated in 11 slayings back home.
Posted: 07/15/2009 - A reformist Web site says Iranian opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi has vowed not to let the blood of protesters killed in a postelection crackdown go in vain.
Posted: 07/15/2009 - A suicide bomber has killed six people in Iraq's Anbar province, including a policeman.
Posted: 07/15/2009 - The second in command of al-Qaida is warning the Pakistani people that the U.S. interference in their country's affairs poses a grave danger to its future and very existence.
Updated: 07/15/2009 - Britain's army chief says more troops are needed in Afghanistan's volatile southern province of Helmand, and that it doesn't matter whether the soldiers are British, American or Afghan.
Posted: 07/15/2009 - An Iranian passenger plane crashed Wednesday in northwest Iran, killing all 168 people on board, state media reported.
Posted: 07/14/2009 - Coalition forces in Afghanistan are under constant threat from militants, but a recent incident last week points up another major challenge -- corrupt local police.


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Canyon Chop House
- Address:
211 Canyon AVE
Fort Collins, CO 80521Neighborhood:
Fort Collins
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Canyon Chop House
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.canyonchophouse.com/
- Phone: (970) 493-9588
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday and Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steakhouse, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Matthew Schump
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The Vault ~ An original bank vault that accommodates 6 - 10 guests. The Canyon Room ~ Accommodates 10 - 20 guests. Doors close if necessary for business presentations etc.
- Private Party Contact: Karen Burdette 9704939588
- Special Events: Whether you are planning a board of directors meeting and need a private area with a projection screen, and plenty of wine, or Aunt Jenny's 90th Birthday Party with lots of great food, and hearty laughs, The Canyon Chop House is happy to accommodate your group! Please call our Special Events Coordinator at 970.493.9588 for more information!!
A word from Canyon Chop House
"The new thing….sleek room, polished service, and sophisticated food." –Colorado Eats 2007, The Denver Post's Guide to Dining Out.Continued
Chef/Owner Matthew Schump and his talented team of culinarians invite you to join them for a casual evening of elegant fare at The Canyon Chop House located in historic Old Town Fort Collins. Dishes are created from scratch utilizing only the freshest, local ingredients available. Fresh cut proteins include beef, buffalo, duck, lamb, and venison. In addition, the restaurant also offers various fresh seafood selections and an ever-changing vegetarian dish. The all American wine list features 200 selections and over 60 beers are offered from around the world. Next time you venture to Northern Colorado, stop in to experience a taste of Fort Collins best kept secret.
Chef/Owner Matthew Schump and his talented team of culinarians invite you to join them for a casual evening of elegant fare at The Canyon Chop House located in historic Old Town Fort Collins. Dishes are created from scratch utilizing only the freshest, local ingredients available. Fresh cut proteins include beef, buffalo, duck, lamb, and venison. In addition, the restaurant also offers various fresh seafood selections and an ever-changing vegetarian dish. The all American wine list features 200 selections and over 60 beers are offered from around the world. Next time you venture to Northern Colorado, stop in to experience a taste of Fort Collins best kept secret.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
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Canyon Chop House reviews from OpenTable diners
125 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (98)romantic (69)fit for foodies (62)notable wine list (52)neighborhood gem (30)good for groups (13)late-night find (10)vibrant bar scene (5)great for outdoor dining (4)hot spot (4)great for lunch (2)great for brunch (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- Quality DiningTroutManDined on 11/26/2014As we have come to expect, the Canyon Chop House continues to provide a memorable dining experience. Unique ambience; good service; and distinctive entrees' which are treats for the palate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in TownEdwardDined on 11/25/2014The food is out of this world good and the staff is great. My wife and I use the Chop House as our prize for hitting our goals for the month!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great birthday dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014My husband and I had dinner November 22 and it was wonderful! I had wedge salad and it was delicious. Steaks were probably in the top ten I've ever had. They do need better potato choices. Fries are not always wanted and the mashed had cheese, Gorgonzola I think, and are formed into a pear shape and deep fried, not nearly as wonderful as it sounds. Just a really great baked potato would have been great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 11/22/2014We love the restaurant. The appetizer, pork belly was amazing. I ordered the small filet and it was tender, just what I wanted. The wine was excellent, they have a large wine list. We shall returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, slow arrivalJakeVIPDined on 11/19/2014Canyon has very good food. No matter what we order, steak, crab cakes, the soups, they are all high quality and enjoyable. On our last two visits, we did find the gap between ordering and food arrival to be too long. It is a nice enough restaurant where you don't want to rushed, so a measured delivery is expected and welcome. But when you begin to furtively look around, wondering when the entree is actually going to arrive, it is too long. We will return because the food is fine, surroundings are nice, and servers are competent, but it would be nice to tighten the order/delivery period some.
- Always a great dinnerClosedVIPDined on 11/15/2014The Chop House does not disappoint, it's always a great evening. The staff is friendly and helpful and professional and the food is always good. I do wish the menu would change more, I know their standard items are very good, but change is good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good service, very good foodGregVIPDined on 11/15/2014We very much enjoyed our first time at Canyon Chop House. The service was very prompt and spot on. Our appetizer was delicious and was a serving big enough for 4. The entrees were also deliciously prepared and generous portions. Overall a great evening and we'll be back for dinner and Happy Hour.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cook must have had an off night?OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014Dressing was very "vinegary". Medium request on steak, received rare. Some of the root vegetables were al dente. Gnocchi was a little doughy on the inside and sauce was over salted.Special Features:
- canyonhungryDined on 11/8/2014This was our first visit to Canyon and we found it very enjoyable compared to the loud scene at other steak houses. The food was excellent, wait staff very cordial and efficient, and, the ambiance was quiet and elegant.Special Features:
- DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/7/2014We went for date night and had a wonderful server (Tyler) and food. My wife had the crab cakes and I had the 1/2 rack of ribs. Both excellent!!! Sides also a strong showing. My only suggestion might be to have a more diverse beer selection-- the available choices erred on the safe side. This place is come as you are-- there were a bunch of hunters in the bar post hunt donning tall bison hats. If that doesn't make you feel comfortable and relaxed, I don't know what else does?Special Features:
- Excellent food and service!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/7/2014Excellent food and the LivingSocial voucher made it affordable for me and my daughter. I do find it extrememly pricey and with each item priced separately, it can really add up. But the food was outstanding; we both had the sirloin steak, asparagus and mushrooms! And the service was very good without being intrusive. It was easy to relax and really enjoy the experience.Special Features:
- Nice night outscifibetty1Dined on 11/7/2014Went with a friend for a special meal.I had not been there in over a year. The food was everything I had remembered but sadly the service and presenation were not quite as polish as I had expereinced in the past. Still a very nice meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine DiningAngelandFatmanDined on 11/7/2014Make reservations early, very few spots open on a Friday night. Food was absolutely delicious. Filet was like butter, lamb was perfect. The wild game was amazing. All cooked to perfection. Service was exemplary. We were not rushed through our courses like many restaurants will do. Overall, we were extremely pleased with our meal and the level of service provided.Special Features:
- Interesting startJenbren03Dined on 11/1/2014When we arrived at the restaurant we were seated in the corner table, with the chair backed up to a vent on the floor blowing cold air. The hostess told us if it gets to cold she could put a towel over it. The table was also right next to the hallway that went into the kitchen so there was a lot of traffic that came by the table. The biggest problem was the lighting at that table, the menu was small and neither my husband or myself could read it. This was my birthday dinner and I wasn't getting a good feeling, but my husband asked to move tables and the waiter accommodated us right away. What a relief, the rest of the night went well. I have to say I felt sorry for the next 2 people that were seated at that table, they had to take there phones out and use the flashlight to read the menu. I know restaurants like to make the most out of the square footage, but they should really re-think having a table in that location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and atmosphereOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014Love the. Canyon Chop House, delicious steak and sides!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/1/2014I had the root vegetable gnocchi dish and it was excellent. Have found the food a bit uneven so this was fun to have my meal be so wonderful. I will be back soon. Thank you. Also, asked for a quiet table and got one--no complaints about the noise from my elderly friends who have a hard time hearing. Another plus! Service was great.Special Features:
- Pick up the paceWoodyVIPDined on 11/1/2014Ok.....I do like a leisurely dinner but this evening's experience was way too slow: arrived at 5:40PM, delayed drink order then extended delay before receiving drinks (in the mean time we received our amuse-bouche), after 20' finally received drinks and had to ask to order dinner which occurred at 6:05PM, had to ask for salads which took 20'...really?!?, it's a salad, dinner finally arrived at 6:45PM. Steak at least was cook correctly and tasted good. We do enjoy eating at Canyon but we might have to make a different choice prior to shows at the Lincoln.Special Features:
- Over pricedJustBFairDined on 10/26/2014For the amount of food it was very pricey. The portions were small (except the steak was a good size). I ordered a $12 glass of wine and got a very minuscule pour (~3.5 ounces). I probably won't go back again unless I have another coupon and not order the wine.
- Anniversaryanniversarynight44Dined on 10/25/2014Fantastic time great food everything was perfect!!!!!!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in FoCoBestDined on 10/22/2014Always the best. I use it for my most special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food and AtmosphereGernoldDined on 10/18/2014I've been to numerous find dining locations all over Colorado and this place definitely ranks on my top 3 list. Crab cakes were the best I have had by far and the dessert (strawberry cobbler) was amazing to top it all off. The staff there were very respectful, attentive, and the atmosphere of the restaurant was mellow to where me and my girlfriend could talk at a normal voice level as apposed to other restaurants where I found myself yelling sometimes.Special Features:
- Consistently excellentiiytVIPDined on 10/17/2014Great menu, attentive service, interesting setting (old bank in a small neighborhood).Special Features:
- Great FoodTroutManDined on 10/15/2014We've been dining at Canyon Chop House for over 10 years. Food & Service are always excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Evening dinner with familySleepdonDined on 10/11/2014online reservations easy, cocktail and wine selection very good, oyster appetizer, 1/2 dozen of the smallest I've ever seen. Salad order not right that took almost 10 minutes to correct. Beef and venison fillets cooked to order, quite tasty and tender. Fourth time here and not sure I would return. Wait staff makes the rating drop to 3.5 starsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time..certainly not our last!countrychicwannabechefDined on 10/10/2014We live on the border of Wyoming and Colorado off of Red Mountain Road...so needless to say, we do not eat out often anymore. We do appreciate food where the Chef isn't afraid of "offending" a vegan, etc. Loved the venison and quail (maybe top it with a fried quail egg for a bigger bang ;) We appreciated that the Chef has obviously put some thought into great meat, sauces (must make his/her own stock-?) My husband and I have probably been to every restaurant from Loveland to F.C. that offers good cuts of meat and we both agreed that your restaurant is the best find in the 21 years of living in Fort Collins. We've read reviews, but never got around to trying until now...we'll be taking our friends, customers, etc. here from now on!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Duck breast with pork tamaleNocoleslieDined on 10/9/2014For all you foodies, don't miss the duck breast and pork tamale. Rich and savory duck with aromatic hues of citrus and crunch on the pork tamale. I want more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointsClosedVIPDined on 10/3/2014We are limited a bit if FC with really good restaurants, so we try to rotate through our favorites, Chop House is always on the top. Service is very good and their food is always good.Special Features:
- Chop House $$CowboycorkDined on 9/28/2014While the food is quite good, I'm not convinced that it's worth the high prices.Special Features:
- We really enjoy this place!RamFanDined on 9/27/2014Food was for the most part excellent...Service was outstanding, attentive and knowledgeable. They team service the table so we were always being taken care of. It is attentive but not intrusive. We had 4 people look after us during our experience. Had the filet and crab cake entrees and they were delicious. my wife felt the fries were not remarkable, but overall the mushroom side over the steak made up for everything! Their home made onion rings that are very thin cut are great in addition to the house Caesar salad. We look forward to our next visit!Special Features:
- Good but expensiveclaremDined on 9/27/2014The first time I went there the meat was outstanding. You could cut the venison with a fork and the flavors that went with it were amazing. The second time, it was just ok, not spectacular. Sadly, the third time the venison was so tough I couldn't eat it and my husband's crab cakes were tasteless. I'm not so sure we will go again but it is definitely worth a visit.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our server was fantastic! Good foodLuv2dinefocoDined on 9/20/2014Our server was fantastic- the food was great and the ambiance was wonderful. Will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great DiningDinnerDined on 9/20/2014We have eaten at the Chop House on several occasions. The food is always good. We enjoy happy hours here as well. We have recommended this restaurant to several people, groups or couples. We enjoy the Chop House and will be back. You will not be disappointed with having a special occasion dinner or drinks for happy hour.Special Features:
- Yummy but PriceyFoCoDined on 9/19/2014We had a reservation and we seated immediately. The ambiance and decor was very nice. The service was very good, however, I would still have a bite of food in my mouth and they would be already clearing my freshly empty plate. That being said, we were never rushed, it was a nice evening and the waitress was helpful explaining the menu and helping with recommendations. I had the ribs, which were good, but not excellent, but my wife loved her duck. The duck, however, was oddly served with a pork tamale, which we both thought was an strange mix. Overall, this is a great place for a special meal, celebration, or romantic night. The location is great too.Special Features:
- Nice Fine Dining ExperienceMlc1080Dined on 9/17/2014The Canyon Chophouse is a nice place to go for a special occasion. The prices reflect the quality food, and the atmosphere and service is great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Making it specialDieckhausDined on 9/13/2014Very creative menu & beautiful presentations. Something for everyone & even though they are focused on meat, everyone will find something they can love.Special Features:
- whattolikeDined on 9/13/2014Outstanding as usual! We enjoyed the salmon special and the chicken. The portions were generous. Wait staff was pleasant. The man who delivered bread was always there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014Nice presentation on the desserts, comfortable atmosphere, tasty menu items, friendly servers, attentive serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Upscale in Fort Collinsthr3shadesofpinkDined on 9/6/2014Unlike a lot of upscale restaurants, you actually feel like you're getting your money's worth. Everything is fresh, beautiful, and cooked to perfection. The portions are hearty, leaving you full and satisfied. If you're looking for a romantic evening or classy dining, this is the place.Special Features:
- Amazing dining experience...OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014I recently dined at Canyon Chophouse with husband and friends. Our entire dining experience was top-notch, from the service to the food to the atmosphere. It was one of the best meals I've had in a very long time and reasonably priced. The food presentation was off the hook fabulous. Look forward to our next visit to Canyon Chophouse.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprising findAlwaysChocoDined on 8/30/2014We have been to the Canyon Chop House many years ago and thought it had closed. The restaurant came up a couple of weeks ago and we decided to give it a try again. First, the things we didn't like: the hostess who greeted and sat us was very grumpy, not a smile on her face. The first table she took us to was one of the worst locations, next to the area where the wait staff brought out the food. We ended up sitting next to the walk way where they take the dirty dishes. Now to the better stuff: menu had great selection of steaks, seafood & poultry. We had the crab cakes and they were fabulous. I had the sorbet trio for dessert. It was a great way to end a meal. I would go there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Meals on Wheels, St. Vincent's, taxi drivers team up to deliver Thanksgiving meals
Updated On: Nov 28 2013 09:08:23 PM EST
500 people were served a Thanksgiving meal Thursday thanks to St. Vincent's Hospital, Meals on Wheels and dozens of taxi cab drivers.
The hospital and organization have been teaming up for Thanksgiving for more than two decades. Local cab drivers drove the meals to the recipients.
"It just means more than I could ever say right now," said Meals on Wheels recipient, Imogene Adams. "I'm speechless because it's so nice of you all to take your time on your holidays and come out here and bring us food."
Adams says she might not have gotten a Thanksgiving meal if it weren't for the volunteers who helped make this happen.
"Oh, it means so much because it's going out shopping and I'm just limited to where I can go and what I can do," Adams said.
Nearly 100 volunteers from St. Vincent's and Meals on Wheels prepared the 500 meal bags Thursday morning, then dozens of taxi drivers from Northern Florida Transportation Group lined King Street to fill their cars with the meals. Each cab driver donated their own time and gas money to make sure the meals were delivered.
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Ashley Biden, the daughter of Vice President Joe Biden, is engaged to physician Howard Krein.
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Ashley, a social worker, and Krein, who is based in Philadelphia, have been dating for more than a year.
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Isn't it cute? Robb calls it the "Cadillac of Cribs"!
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The long awaited baby furniture. Robb and I picked it up from the baby furniture store tonight. As we assembled it I prayed for the future babies that will peacefully sleep in this crib. We are saddened that the baby we originally bought this for won't be using it, but we are hopeful that his brothers and sisters will be able to spend lots of time in it! Sweet dreams Brenham!
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It is adorable Katie! You have fantastic taste! And a cute new haircut too I see! That furniture will be put to great use one day! Love and miss you lots!
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- April 26, 2008 at 8:15 AM
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That is a beautiful set!
This collection will be put to good use, by your many children!
Your family will be plentiful!
Keep having Faith.
- April 26, 2008 at 6:57 PM
The furnature is beautiful, and the bedding is adorable! I pray that this time goes by quickly for you, and that you are rocking babies in that nursery before you know it!
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Bring first 3 ingredients to boil in heavy large saucepan over medium-high heat. Gradually whisk in polenta. Reduce heat to low; simmer until smooth and thick, stirring almost constantly, about 18 minutes.
* Sold at some supermarkets and at natural foods stores and Italian markets. If unavailable, substitute an equal amount of regular yellow cornmeal; cook half as long.
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Miley Cyrus's 14-year-old sister Noah has got her first job. Cute! What's slightly less cute is, according to reports, Noah's first foray into the working world is as Miley's professional crotch-watcher. Oh dear.
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the true and terrifying story of the yellow fever epidemic of 1793
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In a powerful, dramatic narrative, critically acclaimed author Jim Murphy describes the illness known as yellow fever. Primary sources such as old photos and documents illustrate this story on almost every page.
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Robert Pollard Readies Circus Devils, Cosmos Albums
By Tom Breihan on March 12, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. EDT
It's been almost a month since Boston Spaceships released The Planets Are Blasted, the latest album from a Robert Pollard-fronted band. The Crawling Distance, the former Guided By Voices frontman's latest solo album, came out in January, so that's a measly two albums for the 2009 calendar year. Step your game up, Robert Pollard!
Pollard can't buy a slice of iced lemon pound cake from his local neighborhood Starbucks without recording, at the very least, a limited-edition etched vinyl 10" EP in the process. So it probably won't shock anyone to learn that a couple of Pollard projects will release new full-lengths before the summer solstice.
First up: Gringo, the newest album from Circus Devils, the band Pollard shares with former Guided By Voices members Todd and Tim Tobias. Ataxia, the last Circus Devils album, came out in November of last year, and Happy Jack Rock will release Gringo on April 14. That's a five-month turnaround! Not bad!
Todd and Tim Tobias are responsible all the music on Gringo, and Pollard sings and writes lyrics. Here's the cover, which naturally enough also comes from Pollard:
Then, on June 9, Happy Jack Rock will also release Jar of Jam Ton of Bricks, the debut of Cosmos, another Pollard project. Cosmos is Pollard's Marvel Comics Team-up with psych-pop auteur Richard Davies, the former frontman of the Moles and Cardinal. The two will split lead vocals. Here's the cover:
According to this Magnet article, Pollard also plans to release one more solo album and one more Boston Spaceships album this year. And as we reported last year, Pollard may be writing the songs for Cleo, a 3D rock opera musical about the life of Cleopatra from the similarly prolific filmmaker Stephen Soderbergh. Former Guided By Voices bassist Jim Greer wrote the script, but it's one of five movies listed as being in some stage of development on Soderbergh's IMDB page, so who even knows.
Gringo tracklist:
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08 When the Beast Falls Down
09 Letters From a Witch
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03 Nude Metropolis
04 You Had to Be There
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I liked it. I'd watch it unriffed. If I was going to complain I'd say Hubbard was a bit too cartoonish, and when the miners started piling in I started to worry that Benny Hill would be among them .... maybe it just got a little too manic at times. But that's the 70s for you.
Maybe that's why the protagonist keeps being accused of being boring: the contrast between his personality and what's going on around him. Catch him in his natural habitat and he'd be a pretty okay bloke to have around.
I'm not even going to grumble about the artificial gravity, but that's because I can top it with their utter reliance on satellites for communication; there are such things as "cables", and even the crew in Project Moonbase could give them some suggestions.
But it's still a fun film.
Am I really the only one that enjoyed the jazz? It got very Sun Ra there for a while on Farside.
I just noticed in the end credits that the hostess was played by none other than Carol Cleveland, who went on to be in Monty Python and marry Eric Idle!
Josh's favorite episode from his time on the show.
At around 0:43:10, the old guy wearing the Buffalo Bob attire, is he also the neighborhood pub owner in The Deadly Bees? I just like to spot actors that play in more than one Mystie movie.
I was really paying attention to the cartoon going on behind the opening credits this time and it was actually very clever. Some nice little jabs at the Cold War, even. I was genuinely impressed.
But then, I like this movie, anyway. :D
"Moonopoly".... really???
I'm exhausted. Tracking down so many pulled episodes one at a time while google basically refused to cooperate was tricky.
This was one of my favorite episodes but now neither link will work. Grrr...
New, higher quality video is up. (Link 2)
The jazz music really threw me off... :P
Does anybody have any idea what Joel keeps eating before first Commercial Sign?
How is there no 'Schoolhouse Rock' reference during the opening credits?
No "land of dairy queen" reference? No ram chip for Crow?
1:05:35 "He's lost weight." "He looks much better." 1:05:43 "oh puh-lease, you flatter me."
Every time I read the title 'Moon Zero Two' I get that damn song stuck in my head.
They sprang for the color film and by God they're going to use colors!
Ha-ha, Pan-Am…
I'm surprised the newspaper in the opening cartoon didn't have "New petitions against tax" written on it.
I still wished it had gotten a lot hotter at 1:17:00, ok, she is hot, I admit it!
I'm doing all my fight scenes in slow motion zero gravity from now on!
Anyone else get an Adam West vibe from the lead actor? Maybe it's just me. Dude's got the mother of all foreheads, at any rate.
Is there anywhere I can find season one episodes that have half decent audio? On all of the episodes, I can hear about every fifth riff that Josh Weinstein says as Servo. Unfortunately, I can hear everything he says as Dr. Erhardt.
I think of James Olson as the poor man's Robert Duvall
I like this movie as well, so count me into that select group. At least it "tries" to be realistic!
I really like this episode. One of the most watchable movies they ever mocked. The groovilicious first half is way better than the shoot 'em up snore fest of the last half, though.
Anyway, the home team always bring their A game to the 70s stuff. Gee, it's almost as though they were kids around that time, and they're all nostalgey and stuff...
About that hero. I liked him in The Andromeda Strain, and he's okay here but he just isn't Gary Cooper material.
The future: technology progresses to the point where the colonization and mining of the moon is simply matter of fact; yet massive male receding hairlines still go wildly unchecked.
Joel's go-go dancing is the highlight. If only he had got up and danced whenever that horrible music played, it might have made it more tolerable... file it under "soundtrack for your worst nightmares." Unfreakinbearable! Curse those Mads!! They nearly got me with this one. *whew*
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Joel's "Mod" dance during the opening credits: 3 stars. :D
Your mother flosses in hell. Blaaaahhh!
We've just landed on the moon....
And already, there's a landfill ! HELLLLLLLO, jettison into space, DUH !!
What does Joel eat after hitting the movie sign button? Also, this theme song is freakin' awesome. MOOOOOON ZEE-ROO TWOOOOOOOO!
Am I the only one who thought the Russian scientist sounded like Count Count?
That animation reminded me of the old Schoolhouse Rock videos...
Oh, I miss the Electric Company. 1 2 3 4 5...6 7 8 9 10...11 12.
This opening cartoon reminds me of something we "oldsters" would see on the "Electric Company"
exactly what it would have looked like if we had colonized the moon in "69" but "green" cheesier.
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Are the chakras a mystics imaginative creation? Does God exist? What about evolution or Darwins thoughts that evoution created Man and Big Bang the Universe?
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Then the sacral synapse, this for sex and sexual reproduction. Similar position in mystics functionality and positionality.
Third is lumbar. For digestion in both science and spirituality.
Fourth is the heart center found between the breasts. It acts to govern breathing, and pulse-scientifically and spiritually for "love or heart".
The fifth is a synaptic junction found in the thyroid or throat. Similarily the mystic defines a fifth chakra at the throat. It functions as "expression" which scientifically is what vocal cords and thyroid (body temp, body size, body weight, eating habits) is all about.
The sixth chakra sits at mystics third eye, the point between the eyebrows and is sciences' equivalent of optic synaptic junction. Both for higher vision.
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