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240 Peachtree Street, NW
Atlanta, GA 30303Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Ray's in the City
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.raysrestaurants.com/
- Phone: (404) 524-9224
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Saturday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Sunday: 11:30am-4:00pm
Dinner Monday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: Ugo Okpareke
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We offer a variety of items from seafood, sushi, sandwiches and platters, lunch or dinners. Please call for more information.
- Entertainment: Soothing live music, Wednesday thru Saturday, 6:00pm -10:00pm. Live jazz and piano by a variety of local entertainers.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Andrew Young International/Harris
- Public Transit: Peachtree Center Marta station
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Validated parking available after 5:00pm, up to 3 hours, in the Americasmart parking deck (next to Haveli). You can get to Ray's in the City from Level A. Go through the entrance door, into the Merchandise Mart. Go right and walk through the bridge over Spring Street. Continue straight through the Mart to Peachtree Street. Ray's in located on your left hand side.
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Ray's in the City is a casual seafood restaurant offering the best seasonal and fresh seafood available. Seafood is flown in daily from the Atlantic and Pacific.Continued
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186 reviews since July 28, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.1
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
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- An Infrequent TravelerOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/20/2014Every so often my wife and I are both in agreement about how wonderful and memorable a dinning we experienced and going to Rays for the first time qualifies. The service was extremely friendly and helpful. My wife has very high standards in regards to scallops and she found the ones she was served met high standards. My steak was equally as good. Rays has jazz on certain nights and we were fortunate to hear it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Live music was greatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/20/2014The music was excellent and just the right volume. All of the food was very good and arrived promptly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good ExperienceFridolinDined on 11/19/2014Very nice restaurant with great food. Service is very friendly and ambience is pleasant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food, bad serviceReginaldDined on 11/15/2014The food and drinks are excellent. The waiter we had wasn't as professional, especially for the prices we were paying. He took along time to grab my fiance's drink and blamed the wait time on the bar tender. However, the restaurant was basically empty. When we would ask for condiments he would walk away as we were speaking. The restaurant's decor was alittle dated and dusty.Special Features:
- Good food but service ehFoodieForLifeDined on 11/11/2014I went there for a business lunch. Rays in the City has a nice dining room, highlighted with a large fish tank. The lunch menu provided a good number of options. My colleague had the salmon spinach salad, she asked for the salmon a touch over medium, it looked well done (and dry). I had the cobb with grilled chicken. The grilled chicken was forgotten and arrived late, but the salad was good. Server was nice but not to be seen after delivering the food except for refilling water and delivering forgotten chicken. We had to ask for her to get the bill. Food took a while to arrive. Overall good food but plan on being here longer than expected.I would recommend this to a friend.
- CelebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/8/2014Second visit and I'm still impressed. Our waiter was great the atmosphere was good. The food delicious!! I am planning to come again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great night out in AtlantaOutInAtlantaDined on 11/8/2014We ate at Ray's in the City to celebrate my partner's birthday. The food was pleasing and the wait staff were quick and attentive. We will return.Special Features:
- Rays in the City is a must!MisterTDined on 11/3/2014You'll not be disappointed with your dining experience at Ray's!Special Features:
- BombChelle129Dined on 10/31/2014I surprised my boyfriend on his birthday by taking him to Ray's. The FOOD was great!! I've never been to a restaurant and not taken home a to go box. I cleaned the plate. I had the seafood platter, and my boyfriend had the steak and lobster tail. The steak was the most tender steak I've ever tasted. Our server was great.. Very attentive and gave great recommendations for choices on the menu. Definitely will be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Food!EyecandyDined on 10/28/2014Staff was very friendly! No biggie, but my friend's ice tea almost looked like tinted water. The waiter was very nice and took it back and replaced it. We were served our meals, but did not have utensils until we flagged down another waiter and asked for some. He quickly took care of us, but you might want to mention the importance of "attention to detail". The food was excellent! I would certainly return for dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great dateMudWarriorDined on 10/28/2014Ray's in the City is a great restaurant for a romantic date evening. My wife and I had dinner there before seeing the Phantom of the Opera at the Fox and the setting was perfect. One of the partners was there and came around asking/talking to everyone about their experience. I have frequented Ray's on the Rover many times, but this was my first for Ray's in the City. I will say we weren't disappointed. The food was excellent as was the atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DoebriggsDined on 10/25/2014Had birthday celebration on 25 October 2014. Excellent service and atmosphere. Food was tasty and well prepared. Very good establishment.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner with friendsAladdinaDined on 10/19/2014Excellent seafood choices, all flown in fresh daily! I had the grouper and it was as good as eating it in Florida! I also had Rays chopped salad which was a very imaginitive and somewhat unusual mix and tasty. my entree came with just a very few green beans so if you want more veggies, you have to have them on the side.The wine list was very good, and the waiter was knowledgeable about it. Noise level was a bit higher than I would prefer, but the live music playing was fun and very talented.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always fabulousbuyerDined on 10/18/2014Great sushi, entrees, drinks, and service. The restaurant honored the booth seating in the room we requested and the experience is always fantastic.Special Features:
- Awesome!Lms410Dined on 10/17/2014Best place in downtown Atlanta. So good we returned the very next night! Superb food, great live music, and lively scene! Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/15/2014Top class food. Very flavoursome a a presented very well, the services was very good and overall a very enjoyable experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food ok. Nice waiterNotsosavvytravelerDined on 10/12/2014Had the grouper. Iat tasted like it had been cooked earlier and left covered in an oven. Atmosphere was nice. Waiter was friendly and watched from afar to make sure we didn't need anything, but didn't feel rushed. Fine if you're in town and need a place close to the Hyatt or other nearby hotels. Not a destination restaurant.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great fooddmays1632Dined on 10/11/2014We chose this restaurant for a romantic evening. We requested a booth but we're given a table next to a large group who was very loud. However, I know this is out of the restaurants hands and the food definitely made up for the noise level. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ReservationOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/10/2014Our concierge could not get us a reservation so we tried open table and got one in the time slot we preferred. Always a treat to go to Rays!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- so glad we found thisseattlecamperVIPDined on 10/7/2014Ray's was a great choice as both the service & the food were great. I had a surf & turf special with scallops instead of lobster. My wife had a filet with shrimp. We had the oysters rockefeller for our appetizer. Our waiter was friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive w/o being too at-your-table. Great job! If I had to nit-pick it was that the meal didn't come with bread. I did notice other tables had bread when we walked out. Our waiter neither tried to sell us any nor provided any, so I thought that was kind of strange. But listen, I'm actually glad we didn't get bread so I wasn't too full, & I could have asked at any time. He did a great job, answered all questions w/o having to run off for answers, and the food was terrific. A++Special Features:
- Stick with seafoodAustinHVIPDined on 10/4/2014I went steak. Everyone else at the table went seafood. Mine was less than ok. Every other dish I tasted was phenomenal though.
- Tasty and elegantWelikefoodDined on 10/3/2014This was our 2nd time to go to Ray's while visiting Atlanta. Will return again. Very good fresh seafood and great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- tvbigredDined on 10/3/2014I selected Rays for its promotion for having fresh seafood selections. I was celebrating my birthday with my boyfriend and three friends. We thoroughly enjoyed the service, food and the specialty drinks. I am well travelled and can honestly say, the food was well presented and taste delicious. I would recommend the place for food preparation alone. Also the wait time between drinks , ordering and full service was very efficient and timely.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time VisirFriendlyDined on 10/2/2014I wsd in Atlanta for a confetence. When awsy from home I try to find a spot to splurge a little, what I found was a very reasonably priced gem serving excellent seafood. I orderef the seafood platter (blackened) and was quite happy. Our wsiter, Jerreth, was great. He was friendly and very knowledgeable. I will ask for him on my nect visit. My only issue with Ray's is the noise levels. You can hear everyone's conversations and we felt we had to talk loudly as our dining mate could hear. If there was a way to defuse the noice thete would be no complaint about Ray'sSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Get an appetizer...you'll need itFoodluverDined on 9/29/2014While the food was very good, it took a long time for us to receive our entrees. Thankfully in our party of 4, we all ordered appetizers. It was a good 30-45 minutes from the time we ordered our food until it was served. The food was amazing but the service could use a little boost.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ambiance ... so-so foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/26/2014Husband and I decided to give this a shot after being unable to reserve a table at Georgia Browns Juke Joint. Loved the atmosphere! Live jazz, soft blue lights- very romantic and intimate. I ordered the fresh Georgia trout with cauliflower and he ordered a filet with cheesy Mac and we also ordered the creamer corn. The trout was wonderful, the cauliflower was good too! His steak, according to him, wasn't overly impressive. The cream corn was good but had a very smokey, meaty taste.... a little too much for my liking. Our waiter was decent- not as attentive as he should have been but decent. Overall we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and would come back just for the live music!Special Features:
- Excellent find!TexasVisitorDined on 9/25/2014I was in the city for for an awards ceremony and was looking for a enjoyable place to dine and celebrate. I don't think I could have made a better choice. Everyone in my party of five thoroughly enjoyed everything that we ordered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely horrible experienceSeafoodloverDined on 9/24/2014I took my partner to Rays for her birthday and I wish I'd selected another restaurant. The waiter seemed completely not interested in us or anyone else for that matter. My $32 scallop were over cooked & the manager literally told me that he gave me someone else's order! Are you kidding me? The bill was $89 for 2 people without any alcohol. Save your money and go someplace else.
- Great menu!!MikeVIPDined on 9/22/2014Great spot, excellent service and a wonderful menu. This restaurant was a great find, I'd go back in a heartbeat.Special Features:
- Great Food, Excellent Service!New2ATLDined on 9/20/2014Decided to try Rays In The City as I had seen a piece on the 3 restaurants on a local show "Atlanta Eats". I am new to Atlanta having recently moved here from New Jersey. I've dined at some of the best restaurants in America and rate Rays In The City an overall 7 out of 10. The food was outstanding and the service to match. My wife and I went there for our anniversary dinner and were very pleased. The only negative is it's in downtown ATL and parking was a REAL headache. The parking deck around the corner was full and we were lucky to find a spot on the top level. They validate your parking ticket for a specific parking garage but I could not locate it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Didn't live up!RealMcCoyDined on 9/20/2014Took my wife on our one year anniversary. The ambiance is nice, location is good and outside atmosphere brings you in! Hostes was sweet and said 'happy anniversay" because I told them when making the reservation. Service was awkard with several servers coming and going, none of which were great. But very timely in a weird way. Apps were best part of the meal, sushi and mussels, but the rest was very sub-par for my expectations and budget. Service was hit and miss, not very personalbe and didn't make us feel special. I would recommend only for sushi. Didn't live up to the hype, website, or moderate expecations. Overall a C+ Mostly for poor food/ entrees and service that lack solidarity and touch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dinner!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014We are in Atlanta for business regularly and this place is by far our favorite restaurant to dine in. The vibe in the bar is great, the service staff are always friendly, professional and attentive. The food here is excellent. I had the Parmesan Crusted Scallops and this place knocks them out of the park! We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Great food - not so great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/16/2014The restaurant was very busy with convention goers. After being seated, waited 10-15 minutes without ever seeing any wait staff. Finally, got up & found a waitress to take our orders. Service remained slow even after that. The food was excellent however.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SueannDined on 9/16/2014Being in town for a convention and this is a good place to go. Good seafood. The wait staff was very good.Special Features:
- Outstanding food and servicep3daveDined on 9/15/2014This was my second visit to Ray's in the City and it didn't disapoint. Closing time was 10 PM and we arrived at 9:30PM there was no rush and in fact when we left at 10:40PM there were still a few other folks there. Great restaurnant in downtown!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LoriDined on 9/15/2014Reservation for 10 people - EXCELLENT!! Every year our convention is in Atlanta, we are sure to go to Ray's!Special Features:
- braves07Dined on 9/15/2014Great spot when you have a conference in downtown Atlanta!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great service but loud and hotbeanie8875Dined on 9/13/2014Service was great. The acoustics were awful and it was hot.food was very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful anniversary dinner!CocoSchoDined on 9/13/2014My husband & I are both teachers, so we don't always get to go out. However, we were celebrating our 5th anniversary on Saturday & I am so pleased we chose Ray's in the City as our celebration destination. The food was wonderful, but most importantly we were WELL taken care of by our servers. They were so kind & they made us feel very special! We will definitely return to Ray's!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/12/2014Incredible crab cakes. The best I've ever eaten. Authentic mashed potatoes with asparagus on steroids!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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History of Indian English novel is one integrally linked to British domination and triumph of native merit.
The history of Indian English novel can be very much aligned to the advent and supreme reign of the British Raj upon India, resting for a good 200 years. Such a prolonged and momentous Raj establishment by an `alien` Empire, did have its both adverse and beneficial factors. Leaving out the ruthless colonisation, Britishers did leave their share of wondrous virtues in the literary, architectural and political sides. However, the literary and artistic sides perhaps had overshadowed all the other routined existence, with Indian literature and English education never remaining the same again. English as a basic and fundamental language was very much introduced in the dozens, with the class and then the mass joining in to be amalgamated with the erudite and good-hearted British populace. It was also precisely during this time that the illustrious Indian litterateurs, in a zealous attempt to show their vengeance against such English oppression, had penned out series of English works of art, only to be accepted forever by the global literary scenario, in the years to come. With many regional geniuses joining hands in such an endeavour, the history of English novel in India, presents itself as a solemn enterprise, surpassing all other literary genres.
The history of the Indian English novel can thus honestly be dubbed as the story of a `metamorphosing India`. There did exist a time when education was an infrequent opportunity and speaking English was really not necessary by natives out crying against British. The stories however were already in the location, hidden - in the myths, in the folklore and the umpteen languages and cultures that chaffered, conversed, laughed and cried all over the subcontinent. India has, since time immemorial, always served as a land of stories, the strict segregation between ritual and reality being quite a thin line.
The history of the Indian English novel had though begun to emerge from these benevolent English gentlemen themselves, precisely in the fiery talks of Henry Louis Vivian Derozio. This very timeless strand was held strongly soon after by the spiritual prose of Rabindranath Tagore and the anti-violence declarations preached by Mahatma Gandhi. With the bursting in of `colonialism` genre in Indian literature, novel writing never did remain the same. Under men like Mulk Raj Anand, Raja Rao and R.K. Narayan, the historical journey of the Indian English novel had begun to take its gigantic strides into the world of post-colonialism and a concept of the daring Indian novelists had emerged. In "Coolie" by Mulk Raj Anand, the social discrepancy and gross inequality in India is very much laid down stripped from any social constraints. In R.K. Narayan`s much-admired visionary village Malgudi, the invisible men and women of the country`s ever-multiplying population, come to life and in a heart-rending manner, re-enact life with all its contrarinesses and arbitrarinesses. In `Kanthapura` by Raja Rao, Gandhism truly comes alive in a quaint laid-back village down south. The Indian ness of novel writing in English, which was once viewed as a taboo and things of scorn due to English stronghold, was no longer needed to be depicted by outsiders; par excellence writers had come to light and with what consequences! People like Tagore or R.K. Narayan have proved this in shining glory time and again. The perspectives from within ensured more clarity and served a social documentative purpose as well.
The early history of English novels in India was not just patriotic depictions of Indian ness, but also a rather fanatical and the cynical attempts at being unequalled. Niradh C. Chaudhuri, one of the most stellar instances belonging to this genre, had viewed India without the Crown in a dubious and incredulous manner. He had in fact tossed away the `fiery patriotism` and spiritualism that were `Brand India` and grieved the absence of colonial rule. As Indian Independence drew near and the country grew out from her obsession with freedom and re-examined her own vein of imperialism during the Emergency, the Indian language of expression began to alter in a rapid manner. Presently, however with the Indian diaspora being a much depending force in the publishing world, history of Indian English novel speaks a different global tongue, unrestrained to any particular culture or heritage - the perfect language of the `displaced intellectual`.
This displaced intellectual class, explicated as the `Indian Diaspora` had become victorious enough to raise the curtain on the unlikely mythical realities that were integral part of domestic conversations in the villages. The history of the Indian English novel was once more standing at the crossroads in the line of post-colonialism, with literature in India awaiting its second best metamorphosis. Men like Salman Rushdie have enamoured critics with his mottled amalgamation of history and language as well. He had indeed served as that mouthpiece, who had opened the doors to an overabundance of writers. Amitav Ghosh plays brilliantly in postcolonial realities and Vikram Seth coalesces poetry and prose with an aura of Victorian magnificence. While Rohinton Mistry tries to painstakingly decode the Parsi world, Pico Iyer fluently and naturally charts the map in his writings.
Women novelists have loved to explore the world of the much trodden lore again and again, condemning exploitation and trying to make sense of the rapidly changing pace of the `new India`. History of Indian English novels however, does not only end here, with Kamala Das scouting women`s quandary in India and the world and others like Shashi Deshpande portraying characters who blame their self-satisfaction for their pitiable state of affairs. Arundhati Roy begins her story without actually a beginning and does not really end it also, whereas Jhumpa Lahiri`s well-crafted tales trudge at a perfect pace.
Indian English novel and its eventful historical journey had begun with a bang when Rabindranath Tagore was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature and by the time V.S. Naipaul had earned the same, the Indian English novel owned a far flung reach. Now more than ever, English novels in India are triggering off debates concerning colossal advances, plagiarisation and film rights. `Hinglish masala` (a lingo of Hindi and English in the current Indian scenario) and a dash of spiritual pragmatism are only the tip of the iceberg.
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The utility's role is changing, and regulation must change along with it – to spur innovation and respond to evolving customer needs. Modernizing the industry will require a dynamic approach.
Results-Based Regulation
A more dynamic approach to grid modernization.
Today's electric distribution companies face a dilemma. Increasingly, they are expected to modernize their networks: replace aging infrastructure, improve resilience during severe weather, integrate distributed and variable renewable generation, and secure systems against cyber and physical attacks. Yet these expectations arise at a time of slow-growing, flat, or even declining sales - a trend that discourages capital investment.
This problem is rooted in an outdated cost-of-service model of regulation that reviews costs as if the functions and activities of the modern distribution utility were little changed from those of yesterday. This model of regulation can slow the pace of innovation and defer investment that could otherwise deliver significant net benefits to customers. Yes, cost-of-service regulation helped support the 20th-century expansion of electric service, but it did so largely during periods of falling costs and increasing sales.
Building a 21st-century power system that's affordable, resilient, and environmentally sustainable will require a regulatory model that enables investment in new technologies and supports business models that deliver greater value to customers. However, cost-of-service regulation offers little incentive for utilities to improve performance beyond minimum levels required by regulators and may delay the pace the grid modernization.
Some regulators have experimented with alternative models - including capital trackers or multi-year revenue caps - to provide either greater support for new investments or stronger incentives for utilities to reduce costs. Yet rarely have these models simultaneously supported both objectives.
An alternative is emerging in the form of a new forward-looking regulatory and incentive framework: Results-Based Regulation. This regulatory model supports utility business plans that deliver long-term value to customers, rewards utilities for exceptional performance, and maintains affordable rates by encouraging operational efficiencies and sharing the cost savings with customers. One example of this new approach is the United Kingdom's recently adopted "RIIO" model, or "revenue set to deliver strong incentives, innovation and output." ( See, Peter Fox-Penner, Dan Harris, Serena Hesmondhalgh, " A Trip to RIIO in Your Future? " Fortnightly, October 2013 .) Its major components include: revenues set based on the regulator's review of a forward-looking utility business plan; a multi-year revenue cap that provides an incentive for cost reductions; an earnings-sharing mechanism that enables customers to benefit from utility cost savings; clearly defined performance metrics and incentives for delivering value to customers; and funding set aside for innovative projects.
Creating the Modern Grid
Across the economy - from aircraft to automobiles and from manufacturing to entertainment - industries have adopted digital controls and technologies to drive down costs and, in many cases, improve the quality of products and services provided to customers. Electric utilities are starting a similar transition: from delivering power produced in distant facilities to a model that integrates resources located closer to the customer and provides enhanced levels of service.


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FISHERSVILLE, Va. (AP) - The identity of the donor who gave Mary Baldwin College the largest gift in its history has been revealed.
Mary Baldwin trustee Bertie Murphy Deming Smith gave the school $15 million to start a graduate health sciences program.
Mary Baldwin officials announced the gift last October. But the donor wasn't revealed until Thursday.
Media outlets report that Smith and members of her family joined school and local officials at the site of the new Murphy-Deming College of Health Sciences.
Smith is a 1946 graduate of the college and a long-time donor.
The health sciences facility will be built on 30 acres of land adjacent to Augusta Nursing and Rehab Center.
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November 27, 2014
ESPN, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks have reached an agreement for carriage of the SEC Network when the channel launches on August 14, 2014. The network will be available to fans and followers of the Southeastern Conference in all Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks markets ahead of the first SEC 2014-15 college football season game, Texas A&M vs. South Carolina, on August 28 at 6 p.m. ET. With the addition of Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks, the SEC Network will be available to approximately 60 million households nationwide.
"We know we have customers who want the SEC-ESPN Network, and are pleased to bring it to them," said Andrew Rosenberg, Senior Vice President of Content Acquisition for Time Warner Cable. "This deal will help ensure that fans and alumni of SEC universities won't miss any important games."
Added Sean Breen, Disney and ESPN Media Networks senior vice president, affiliate sales, "By delivering the SEC Network across Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks' nationwide footprint, including key markets within SEC territory, we are meeting the demands of fans while also adding value to customers' video subscriptions in advance of the network's launch next month."
The SEC Network will air more than 1,000 live events in its first year, including at least 45 exclusive SEC football games, more than 100 men's basketball games, 60 women's basketball games, 75 baseball games, 50 softball games and events across all of the SEC's 21 sports. The network will be an all-access pass to nationally competitive events, news and information, expert analysis, classic games and in-depth features on the most storied conference in college athletics.
"It is great to have Time Warner Cable as a distribution partner for the SEC Network," said Mike Slive, Commissioner of the Southeastern Conference. "Time Warner Cable customers, particularly those in South Carolina and Texas, will have the opportunity to enjoy our football season opener exclusively on the SEC Network when Texas A&M visits South Carolina on August 28."
"Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks customers reside in some of the most intense fan areas of the Southeastern Conference," added Justin Connolly, ESPN senior vice president, college networks. "We look forward to providing an array of outstanding SEC programming to Time Warner Cable customers across the country when the SEC Network debuts on August 14."
Time Warner Cable TV customers can find the SEC Network on their channel lineup upon its launch by visiting www.twc.com; Bright House Networks customers can go to www.brighthouse.com.
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text: Poll: 56% In New Jersey Want Christie to Resign If Involved In BridgeGate Print article Send a Tip by John Nolte 10 Jan 2014 post a comment A Rasmussen Reports survey taken Thursday after Chris Christie's marathon news conference shows that a majority, 54%, of New Jersey voters believe it is at least "somewhat likely" the Governor was aware that the infamous lane closures on the George Washington Bridge were an act of political retaliation. Only 36% believe it is unlikely. Almost the same number, 56%, want Christie to resign if it's discovered he did know. Not surprisingly, 75% of Democrats think it's likely Christie, a Republican, was aware of the Fort Lee retaliation beforehand, but just 34% of GOP voters and 46% of unaffiliated voters agree. Seventy-three percent (73%) of Democrats and 52% of unaffiliated voters believe Christie should resign if he was aware of the lane closures beforehand; 50% of Republicans disagree. Thirty-nine percent (39%) of all voters in the state say they are less likely to vote for Christie to be president in 2016 because of the Fort Lee incident. Fourteen percent (14%) are more likely to vote for him. Another 39% say the incident will have no impact on their voting decision. As every political analyst has been saying, Christie can survive the BridgeGate scandal if everything he said at the Thursday news conference proves true. And he is toast if it doesn't. This poll also shows that a thorough, independent investigation can surprise a lot of voters if it proves Christie's hands are clean. Either way, this happening directly under Christie's nose will be a part of his political legacy for as long as he is in politics. Follow John Nolte on Twitter @NolteNC


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Knoller was referring the Obama's answer to the criticism he received for his refusal to visit the border and witness first hand the humanitarian crisis of thousands of illegal immigrant children being held in detention facilities.
Earlier in the week at a impromptu press conference after his arrival in Texas, the Obama said, "This isn't theater. This is a problem. I'm not interested in photo-ops; I'm interested in solving a problem. And those who say I should visit the border, when you ask them what should we be doing, they're giving us suggestions that are embodied in legislation that I've already sent to Congress. So it's not as if they're making suggestions that we're not listening to. In fact, the suggestions of those who work at the border, who visited the border, are incorporated in legislation that we're already prepared to sign the minute it hits my desk."
Knoller pressed Earnest asking, "Aren't photo ops the life blood of presidential public relations?"
Earnest agreed "presidential appearances send important messages" about the presidents priorities he still insisted Obama going to the border would be prioritize photo ops instead of solutions.
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For what feels like no more than a couple of days a year, the entire mood of London changes as the sun comes out and puts (most of) the population in a good mood – it's as though the vitamin D has a tangible effect on the constitution. In fact, I'm pretty sure it does; there's no question I feel better after a bit of sun, and not just because I've got interesting light to shoot with. There are still a decent number of overcast days, but at least they're offset by intense sunshine and great shadows.
Photoessay: Observations of Londoners in summer
Limited edition Ultraprint offer: Nob Hill
Ultraprints vs normal prints: visualising the difference
The comparison. This is your field of view at about a foot and a half viewing distance of the crops, which are 10″ high each. Larger version here.
Today's post is an attempt to do try to convey just how much of a difference there is between an Ultraprint and what would be considered a normal, very good print. Since this is really impossible without seeing the prints in person, a direct comparison is perhaps the closest I can get when working via the internet. What you see here will come as no surprise to people who've bought the most recent one or two Ultraprints from Forest III onwards; however, things have moved on a bit since then.
Photoessay: London architecture in mono
Summer is a good time for architectural photoigraphy. From a photographic standpoint, colors of course become more intense, but the contrast is also helpful for monochrome photography, and with the right filters (film or digital), extra punch and contrast can be given to skies. Given London's relatively high latitude, even during the height of summer the sun doesn't go perpendicularly overhead as it does in the tropics – which means not being quite so restricted about shooting during noon.
A new way of looking at reviews
I've done quite a few of these things now – both in the course of the site, and in my previous capacity as editor of a photo magazine – and each time I do one, it gets just a bit more refined and hopefully, a bit more useful. But there are some practical and creative constraints to take into account, too. Let me be very straightforward upfront: I am a commercial photographer, not a career reviewer or blogger. Which means that if I review something, it takes time out of my commercial schedule, which is unbillable. It takes two to three (sometimes more, if the product is complex) days to review something properly; anything less and you've probably not done it justice. And in the current economics of photography, if you're going to trade something billable for something that isn't, you'd better really like it or use it in the course of your normal work – because it's not as though this is a lucrative industry to begin with. Forget referral fees and free cameras – they don't exist, or they're so small as to be negligible. The referral fees for this site just about covers hosting, and that's about it. It certainly doesn't cover the average of 6-7 hours a day, every day, I spend making content or replying email. Yes, that's on top of my normal work, and no, I don't sleep very much.
But, I think I have a solution that will work for everybody.
Photoessay: London architecture in color
The face of London has changed so much in the last few years since my previous visit – 2010 – that frankly there are parts of the Square Mile I no longer recognise. (Never mind the fact that it's also spread northwards towards the Barbican.) I have to admit that driving through it was an extremely strange feeling – as though an American, or perhaps Japanese (due to irregular street layouts) city had been plonked there with towering edifices of steel and glass. As you all know, I like photographing these things, so a return trip had to be scheduled.
The future of photography lies in education
The industry in a nutshell: everything depends on everything else, but most importantly, knowing what everything does.
Over the course of the last few months, I've had a number of interesting conversations with quite a number of people involved in various areas of the photographic industry – from the corporate juggernauts that make the hardware, to the niche manufacturers, to professional photographers, to amateurs, clients/ image buyers and everything in-between. I suspect the nature of my work and involvement with the greater photographic community means that I have a little more insight into the big picture than most, and what I'm seeing honestly concerns me.
What camera should I buy?
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I have the answer for you right here, only partially tongue in cheek… :)
And if you need a more detailed, considered list, try my Recommended Gear List. Education though, we have in plentiful supply on the Teaching Video Store here. MT
On a more serious note, there's a special offer going on with the Nikon D750 and excellent all-round AFS 24-120/4 VR lens (I have both) at B&H – $600 off to a total just below $3,000; you can get that here. The Pentax 645Z is also back in stock.
Photoessay: London street mono, part II
Today's post is the conclusion of part one. The abstraction of man in monochrome continues; my own peculiar brand of anthropological observation/ documentary/ street photography. Call it what you will. Perhaps as a consequence of the medium (format), I feel these images are somewhat more structured, ordered and 'rigid' than the previous set; that said, I've never felt London to be a particularly liberal place – especially the City or any of its other institutions – so perhaps this is actually somewhat appropriate.
One place left for the 24-29 November Venice Masterclass
Just a gentle reminder that I've got one last spot available for the 2014 Venice Masterclass – it runs from 24-29 November – atmospheric enough to be different, not so cold to be unpleasant, and few enough tourists that we can still make images that are unique – but best of all, is customised for each participant to focus on what you want to learn, and will challenge you photographically in ways you never thought possible. You'll spend six intense but inspiring days with a group of fellow enthusiasts, solo, and in individual sessions with me; your photographic brain will be rebooted.
More details on the program are here. See these posts on the recent San Francisco and Havana Masterclasses earlier this year. Please email me if you'd like to book, or for more info. Thanks, and looking forward to seeing you all in Venice! MT