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Inaugurated in 2012 by TACAWA Film Committee, Seattle Turkish Film Festival has become one of the most admired and venerated events of Turkish American Cultural Association of Washington. The film festival is a non-profit, volunteer-driven event, committed to bringing the best of the Turkish films to Seattle in an effort to provide an international platform for talented filmmakers (long form or short) to showcase their work.
This event is supported by a major grant from the Turkish Cultural Foundation.
November 20 - 23, 2014
Since its inception in 1996, this unique festival lasts more than a month and it is one of the largest of its kind in the U.S. The Festival theme, "Colors of Anatolia", reflects the diversity and richness of Turkish culture, ranging from art exhibits, workshops, gastronomic presentations and concerts to Turkish cinema.
This event is supported by a major grant from the Turkish Cultural Foundation.
October 29 - December 15, 2014
www.BostonTurkishFestival.org http://www.tacsne.org/
The American Turkish Association of North Carolina presents the 4th Annual Turkish Festival of Charlotte.
This event is supported by a grant from the Turkish Cultural Foundation.
Oasis Shrine Auditorium
October 25, 2014 11:00 am
Seattle Center Festal presents TurkFest, Oct. 18 and 19. Explore and experience the cultural roots and contemporary influences of Turkey through live performances, visual arts, hands-on activities, foods, games, an authentic Turkish tea house, and a lively marketplace. This enriching, engaging, and entertaining festival of friendship celebrates the multiple cultures that link modern Turkey to the East and West.
Armory / Center House Main Floor
October 18 - 19, 2014
Authentic Turkish Cuisine,Turkish Coffee House and Fortune Telling, Traditional Turkish Music and Folkdance Performances, Turkish Bazaar – Arts & Crafts, Kid's Games and Activities, Art Contest for Children, Cultural Activities and much more.
Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, between 12th and 14th streets
September 28, 2014 11:00 am
The American Turkish Association of Washington D.C. (ATA-DC) is proud to announce the 3rd Annual Turkish Cultural Heritage Month taking place this September in Washington D.C . September will be filled with a variety of events showcasing Turkish culture, arts, cuisine, fashion, and connections with the American people.
Washington D.C.
September 07 - 28, 2014
In conjunction with Turkish Airlines and the American Turkish
Association of Washington D.C., come celebrate the rich culture of Turkey at the first ever Turkish Heritage Festival.
The Plaza at Tysons Corner Center will come alive with the tastes and talent of Turkey with live entertainment, mouth-watering traditional Turkish cuisine and coffee, and Turkish vendors bringing the best items of Turkey to Tysons.
Tysons Corner Center Plaza, 1961 Chain Bridge Rd, McLean, VA 22102
September 12 - 14, 2014
The Festival will be open to general public free of charge and will display Turkish art, folk dance, music and gourmet food, where visitors will get an opportunity to celebrate, learn, and savour Turkish hospitality, culture, heritage and cuisine.
Confederation Park,Ottawa
September 08 - 14, 2014
Introduce Turkish Cultural heritage and hospitality with its art, culture, and cuisine to everyone in the Chicagoland area.
Pioneer Court, 401 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611
September 04 - 06, 2014
Istanbulive VI presents Mercan Dede & Istanbul Tribe North American Tour
It has been five years since the unprecedented Istanbulive showcase launched at Central Park SummerStage presenting the best of Turkish music this side of the Bosporus. After traveling to prestigious festivals like Lincoln Center Out of Doors and SXSW after its launch, Istanbulive returns to NY for its sixth installment. Over 20,000 fans have attended the five editions so far, and Istanbulive VI will bring its rich tapestry of traditions and talent to Brookfield Place Winter Garden in Lower Manhattan as part of The Global Beat Festival.
Toronto - New York City - Chicago - Cleveland
June 15 - 21, 2014
The 19th London Turkish Film Festival arrives to celebrate a triumphant year of achievement for Turkish cinema following on from the Berlin festival, which included four films in its official selection, and the inclusion of Nuri Bilge Ceylan's WINTER SLEEP in competition for the Palme d'Or at the upcoming Cannes Film Festival. All very appropriate for a year which marks the centenary of Turkish Cinema
May 22 - June 01, 2014
In building bridges between cultures, cinema is a particularly powerful tool that transports audiences to distant places, while reflecting universality of various human experiences and emotions. For the past thirteen years, The New York Turkish Film Festival has screened over 300 Turkish films to a steadily increasing audience.
SVA Theater, 333 West 23rd St. New York, NY 10011
May 16 - 25, 2014
Turkish Society of Canada and Turkish Community Heritage Centre of Canada (TCHCC), are organizing "International Children and Youth Day Festival", on Saturday, May 3, 2014 at Nathan Phillips Square, also recognized by UNICEF, to celebrate "April 23 - Sovereignty and Children's Day".
Nathan Phillips Square, 100 Queen St. West, Toronto, ON, M5H 2N1 Canada
May 03, 2014 1:30 pm
Turkish American Associations presents 9th Turkish Day Festival. The festival will be celebrated with great enthusiasm on Saturday, May 3.
Parade along main street between Madison Ave. & Clifton Park
May 03, 2014 12:00 pm
The fifth Nazim Hikmet Poetry Festival will be celebrating the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish. Invited speaker is Fady Joudah, poet and the leading translator of Darwish's poetry to English. The program will also include a panel discussion on the life and poetry of Mahmoud Darwish.
Page Walker Arts & History Center, Cary, NC 27513
April 13, 2014
(ICFF) will take place at Seattle Center, Fisher Pavilion in Seattle on Saturday, April 12-13th, 2014. International Children's Friendship Festival is an event that is run by children and features performances by the children, highlighting their ethnic heritages. Various different nationalities are represented through music, ballet and folk dances. The children celebrate their international friendship through experiencing the rich tapestry of the world's cultures.
Seattle Center, Fisher Pavilion, 305 Harrison St., Seattle, Washington 98109
April 12 - 13, 2014
The popularity of last year's inaugural edition demonstrated the strong interest Houston audiences have in exploring new Turkish cinema. Selections for the second year include award-winning films by many of Turkey's most creative contemporary filmmakers.
The Museum of Fine Arts Houston
April 11 - 13, 2014
This Festival gives Boston film enthusiasts the rare opportunity to explore films—many of which are North American premieres—by emerging and established Turkish filmmakers. All films are in Turkish with English subtitles.
Museum of Fine Arts Boston
March 20 - April 06, 2014
On the March 2014, the 19th Filmfestival Turkey - Germany will take place in Nuremberg Germany. Its one of the cultural highlights about Movies and Arts in both Nations.
Nurnberg, Germany
March 13 - 23, 2014
The purpose of LATFF is to promote awareness of Turkish Cinema in the West Coast, to provide future networking relations among young filmmakers, and to give the creative crew members (Director, Writer, Producer and Director of Photography) the opportunity to showcase their work in the heart of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles
March 06 - 09, 2014
The Anatolian Turkish Festival is an event open to everyone for free. The festival has attracted 35,000 visitors in 2012, and over 50,000 in 2013. The Anatolian Turkish Festival will be held over 2 days the 1st and 2nd of March in 2014.
Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour – Sydney - Australia
March 01 - 02, 2014
Will be announced.
University of Wisconsin Union Theater,Milwaukee
Will be announced.
Will be announced.
Vancouver, BC, Canada
The Marquee - Union South
Florida Turkish American Association presents 12th Annual Turkish Festival. The festivities will include: Authentic Turkish Food & Music, Folklore Dancing, Turkish coffee/ Fortune Telling, Arts & Crafts, Buy a Raffle.
Pompano Beach Civic Center, Northeast 6th Street, Pompano Beach, FL
December 07 - 08, 2013
(954) 778-8067
Belly Dancing,Authentic Turkish Food,Turkish Coffee,Traditional Turkish Music and Folkdance Performances,Kid's Games and Activities, Art Contest for Children, Cultural Activities and much more.
Jones Plaza,601 Louisiana St.Houston, TX 77002
The 3rd Annual Turkish Film Festival will take place in Rome,Italy.Festival invites you to enjoy a rich program, continuing its tradition of highlighting contemporary Turkish cinema and Turkish filmmakers.
Rome, Italy
September 26 - 29, 2013
The iconic Tesselaar Tulip Festival Celebrates its 60th festival in 2013. To celebrate 60 years, Tesselaar have released the stunning pink and white "Diamond Jubilee" Tulip.
Victoria, Australia
September 12 - October 08, 2013
September 07 - 09, 2013
September 06 - 28, 2013
Live music and entertainment: Folk Dancing, Belly Dancing & Art Exhibits.
Food and drinks: Doner Kebap, Adana Kebap, Borek, Baklava, Turkish Coffee & more!
Monterey, CA
August 24 - 25, 2013
Turkishfest is back once again transforming the South Bank with its exciting programme of entertainment, creative artists and rich river side bazaar catering for every mood and all ages. Bazaar, The traditional Turkish bazaar will take your breath away and will be offering the very best Turkish food, drink, spices and art from painting to calligraphy and photographs to handcrafts.
Potters Fields Park, The Queens Walk, London
July 14 - 23, 2013
Calgary, AB, Canada
July 05 - 07, 2013
Turkish American Associations presents 32nd Turkish Day Parade and Festival. The parade would begin in Madison Avenue in Manhattan and end in Dag Hammarskjold park near Turkish House. Besides the festival in the park, several other celebrations will take place in various parks of Manhattan.
New York
May 19, 2013
Turkish winds are blowing in Los Angeles, the United States. The Festival of Anatolian Culture and Food, the third this year, has drawn a lot of attention and interest.
OC Fairgrounds,Costa Mesa,Los Angeles, CA
May 16 - 19, 2013
The Turkish Cultural Foundation is not affiliated with any listed event, unless specifically noted. To have your Turkish cultural event listed, please send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com

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Disney's 2005 adaptation of C.S. Lewis' children's fantasy novel.< read all 11 reviews
"Once a king or queen in Narnia, always a king or queen. Bear it well, Sons of Adam! Bear it well, Daughters of Eve!"
-Aslan in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, by C.S. Lewis
When it was announced that Disney had bought the rights to C.S. Lewis' Narnia series, I have to admit that I was worried. Walt Disney Studios haven't always been known to produce faithful adaptations of books (example: The Black Cauldron). But in late 2005, all of my worries were laid to rest. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe was one of the most memorable films that I saw that year.
The story is deceptively simple and straightforward. During the bombing of London in WWII, the four Pevensie children are sent to the idyllic countryside to stay with the mysterious Prof. Kirke. While exploring the house Lucy, the youngest, finds herself wandering into a large ornate wardrobe. To her astonishment it leads into a wintry forest where she meets a faun (a mythological figure; half-goat, half-human) named Mr. Tumnus. He invites her to his home where he lulls her to sleep with his flute. When she awakens he confesses that he had been given orders to kidnap any human children he might find and hand them over to the malevolent Queen Jadis, the White Witch. The White Witch, it is revealed, has cast a spell over all Narnia so that it is always winter, always winter but never Christmas. Mr. Tumnus helps Lucy to find her way back to the wardrobe. Lucy tells her brothers, Peter and Edmund and her sister, Susan about her amazing discovery of a land within the wardrobe. Naturally they don't believe her and what's worse they fear that she might've gone mad. But then one night Lucy goes back through the wardrobe into Narnia, unaware that Edmund has followed her. While she is visiting Mr. Tumnus, Edmund encounters the White Witch herself. The White Witch serves him enchanted food and promises to make him a prince if he can arrange a meeting between her and his other siblings. When Edmund and Lucy return, Edmund lies to Peter and Susan about where they've been. But soon all four children find themselves in Narnia. When they go to visit Mr. Tumnus they come upon his home in shambles. The White Witch has discovered his betrayal and punished him for "fraternizing with humans". The children are almost too frightened to go on when they meet a talking beaver named, get this... Mr. Beaver. Mr. Beaver guides them to his luxurious dam where he introduces them to his wife, Mrs. Beaver. The children are repeatedly told that, "Aslan is on the move". After a lengthy scene in which the beavers give a lot of story exposition about a Narnian prophecy, Peter, Susan and Lucy realize that Edmund's gone missing. He's betrayed them and gone to the castle of the White Witch. The three children and the two beavers must make their way to the Stone Table where Aslan, the Lion King of Narnia, will protect them. On their trek they face many dangers and see many wondrous things that I won't go into detail about. Needless to say the four children are reunited and prove themselves to be heroes in a climactic battle with the White Witch's forces.
The film's cast includes William Moseley as Peter Pevensie, Anna Poppleton as Susan Pevensie, Skandar Keynes as Edmund Pevensie, Georgie Henley as Lucy Pevensie, Jim Broadbent as Prof. Kirke, James McAvoy as Mr. Tumnus, Tilda Swinton as The White Witch, and Liam Neeson as the voice of Aslan. All four of the children actors give surprisingly mature, convincing performances as the Pevensies. Jim Broadbent is charmingly eccentric as Prof. Kirke. James McAvoy gives Mr. tumnus a youthful quality, which is a bit of a departure from the book, though his potrayal is so great that it makes no difference. Tilda Swinton is stunning as the malevolent White Witch and her sword fight scene is an astonishing example of her dedication to the role. Liam Neeson brings Aslan to life, endowing the C.G.I. lion with an ethereal and parental nature.
C.S. Lewis wrote The Chronicles of Narnia as a Christian allegory but the books are often viewed simply as being children's fantasy, which indeed they are, but also much more. The story features talking beats, epic battles, noble sacrifice and a contagious sense of wonderment. The first film journey into Narnia is not only faithful to the book but also expands the story and characters. Disney's new Narnia series may not be on the same level, artistically or technically, as The Lord of the Rings but the Narnia films will still likely be remembered as a classic series.
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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a 2005 epic fantasy film directed by Andrew Adamson based on The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the first published and second chronological novel in C. S. Lewis's children's fantasy series The Chronicles of Narnia. It was produced by Walden Media and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. William Moseley, Anna Popplewell, Georgie Henley and Skandar Keynes play Peter, Susan, Lucy and Edmund, four British children evacuated during the Blitz to the countryside, who find a wardrobe that leads to the fantasy world of Narnia. There they ally with the Lion Aslan (voiced by Liam Neeson) against the forces of the White Witch (Tilda Swinton).
It was released on December 9, 2005 in both Europe and North America to positive reviews and was highly successful at the box office. It won the 2005 Academy Award for Best Make Up and various other awards, and is the first film in the series of films based on the books. An Extended Edition was released on December 12, 2006 and was only made available on DVD until January 31, 2007 when it was discontinued. It was the best selling DVD in North America in 2006 taking in $332.7 million that year. It aired on Disney Channel, uninterrupted by commercials, on June 19, 2009. On ABC Family the film is presented in its extended version whereas other channels present it in its theatrical version. In 2008 it was followed by a sequel Prince


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Blue Bistro
- Address:
21 Spon Street
Coventry, CV1 3BANeighbourhood:
- Cuisine:
BritishPrice: £25 and under
Blue Bistro
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.blue-bistro.com/
- Phone: 024 7622 9274
- Hours of Operation:
Monday & Tuesday: 4.30pm - 9.45pm
Wednesday & Thursday: Lunch 12pm-3pm and Evening 5pm-9.45pm
Friday& Saturday: 12pm - 9:45pm
Sunday: 12pm - 6pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mediterranean, British, Fusion / Eclectic
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet, Beer, Full Bar, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The beautiful Upstairs at Blue is the perfect location for any private function, whether that be a family meal, a wedding reception or a corporate event.
- Private Party Contact: Amy Jones 02476229274x
A word from Blue Bistro
At the Blue Restaurant & Bistro we offer delectable modern British cuisine, with a Mediterranean twist. We are situated on the historic Spon Street, in Coventry City Centre.Continued
Our ethos is simple: a creative menu based upon great, preferably local, seasonal ingredients, ethically sourced and cooked with passion.
The dining area at Blue covers two floors of a beautiful medieval building dating back to 1450, the exposed beams of which are complemented by striking wooden furniture to create an elegant ambiance and a unique dining experience.
Upstairs at Blue provides a fabulous setting for functions, from weddings to business meetings and seminars. It also offers two of the most perfect tables in what we believe must be the most perfect romantic location in Coventry.
Our ethos is simple: a creative menu based upon great, preferably local, seasonal ingredients, ethically sourced and cooked with passion.
The dining area at Blue covers two floors of a beautiful medieval building dating back to 1450, the exposed beams of which are complemented by striking wooden furniture to create an elegant ambiance and a unique dining experience.
Upstairs at Blue provides a fabulous setting for functions, from weddings to business meetings and seminars. It also offers two of the most perfect tables in what we believe must be the most perfect romantic location in Coventry.
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Blue Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
120 reviews since 28 November 2013
- Food4.1Service4
- Ambience4.2Value4
special occasions (80)romance (76)fit for foodies (53)business meals (47)sunday lunch (44)outstanding value (41)group bookings (40)pre/post theatre (35)good vegetarian options (34)brunch (19)afternoon tea (15)disabled access (13)child friendly (11)outdoor eating (4)Show More
- Sunday LunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 16/11/2014We, a group if 4, enjoyed a lovely relaxed Sunday lunch. Good menu options especially for my Vegetarian friend and non Beef eating self. Friendly and welcoming staff made our visit enjoyable a d the discount cards discreetly placed at the table to use against the Sunday lunch made it an affordable afternoon out catching up with the girls. I shall definitely be returning. Well done Blue Bistro :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice food and ambianceMoic33Dined on 15/11/2014Nice food and attentive staff. Food served quickly but not too quick between courses. A nice experience and would visit again for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent againSpellboundDined on 14/11/2014Great food service and a lovely atmosphere Will be returning soonSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CharacterOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014This restaurant is in a 15th Century timber framed building. The tables &seating are similarly rustic which complement the character of the building. Ambiance is pleasant and staff cheerful & helpful. The food was well prepared, tasteful and well presented. It is in a quiet street on the North side of the City Centre, not far from the Belgrade Theatre and good parking at the Belgrade Plaza. Location and really excellent attendance & food make it a place to make a B line for in Coventry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food lovely environmentRierie1972Dined on 2/11/2014Great service amazing Sunday lunch all 3 courses were well presented and very tasty I loved the old Tudor style building as did my ten ur old and 16 year old a lovely afternoon which we all thoroughly enjoyed...I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this restaurant and will mort Definately be returning.Special Features:
- WOWAdski3Dined on 1/11/2014Great meal with fantastic food and service and the atmosphere was was perfect definitely will return. Well done BlueSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just a great placeSpellboundDined on 30/10/2014The food and styling go without saying The staff are appropriate polite and attentive...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's got it allSpellboundDined on 23/10/2014Great place getting better somehow I'm not a review person but here the reviews should be credible and I know that feedback either way is important to Blue but for me it's priced great without compromise on food, venue speaks for itself and staff are attentive without being over the top Try it Is my advice because it's not about if you can better it it's an experience that's fitting but greatly not usual and I think the reviews elsewhere are not balanced I urge people that use this site to review when you're satisfied too for the benefit of all. We typically in England complain later and rarely say "well done"Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very niceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/10/2014i had a chicken terrine and steak. both excellent. my husband had home made soup. with a little salt, it was delicious. he also had fish and chips. nice, not outstanding. Downstairs looked lovely when we went into. flowers on the tables, it looked quite beautiful. Wednesday is 1/2 price mains with a starter. Got us out for a meal and glad we did. the staff are always friendly there as well.Special Features:
- Perfect as alwaysPitt2012Dined on 4/10/2014This has got to be my favourite restaurant. The service, food and ambience is perfect. Every time I have been, whatever time of the year, it has been exquisite. Would definitely recommend and am currently planning our Christmas meal there. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elegantly simpleGollyDined on 19/9/2014Love the food here. It is smart without being fussy and fancy - a cut above eating at home, but still fresh, tasty and not over complicated. The quality of the ingredients is allowed to shine through. The room is beautiful; wonderful beams and fabulous chairs. Very friendly and helpful staff.Special Features:
- Anniversary MealDiscerningDuoDined on 13/9/20141st wedding anniversary meal. Excellent surroundings, first class service and ambiance, topped with quality entertainment and if course good. Portion size perfect, quality perfect, setting perfect. If I were to offer constructive critiques, the glassware could've been non standard to reflect the superb non standard setting, but that's all I can think if. The owner even had the courtesy of visiting the table to wish us happy anniversary, and, my request for a good table upon booking was met with the best table in the house. We eat out a lot, and all over the world. To be still talking about this restaurant and recommending it a few days later is rare indeed. All in all 10/10 well done and thanks for contributing to a very memorable date!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious foodHezjDined on 12/9/2014Amazing food at very reasonable prices and lovely environment. Service was a little slow due to a party happening upstairs, but the staff were really friendly and offered free, specially made cocktails to make up for it. The drinks were lovely and the pudding was one of the best I've had!Special Features:
- Terrible meal/Super stuffMIKEROBERTSONDined on 12/9/2014Whilst the meal itself was a disaster of long waits (over an hour to begin) and cremated starters the staff plied us with wine at their expense and were beyond fair when the bill came. Such a shame. Let's hope they resolve their difficulties and return to the rather smashing place it used to be.
- A lovely birthday mealBundyDined on 4/9/2014We went to Blue Bistro to celebrate my husbands birthday. We've been several times before and always enjoy the atmosphere and the ambience. The food was delicious as always and the service was attentive but not in your face.Special Features:
- just good foodalisonDined on 23/8/2014The best meal i've had for a long while, we eat out a lot and haven't tried this since new ownership but it was fantastic. I had the risotto, I asked if the chef could add a bit of chicken,which he did and it was delicious. We will definitely be going back xxSpecial Features:
- delightful venuedave2dine42014Dined on 15/8/2014A superb venue with a lovely atmosphere, welcoming staff and excellent food. a must for all you foodies out there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Out with friendMe4youDined on 14/8/2014Excellent service food extremely tasty and the atmosphere. Spot onSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would return againSammiDined on 31/7/2014Food was lovely. Menu isnt very big but choices to suit many. The atmosphere was lovely, calm and relaxed. Service was good. Definitely recommendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AverageSquizDined on 12/7/2014Wasn't that impressed. Expected better for cost. Steak came with what looked like pasta sauce but steak was cooked well. Chocolate cheesecake was dry and cheese board was basic with no butter for bread and crackers. For nearly £8 you would expect a selection of crackers, not three squarer Mcvities with the smallest thimble of port I've seen.Special Features:
- Continues to get betterPoorgardenersDined on 11/7/2014I have dined here lots over the last year and have never been disappointed however the restaurant continues to grow in menu without overpricing. The service is exceptional and professional without being stuffy - all of the staff are real and attentive. I would recommend Blue to anyoneSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderfultruefoodieDined on 11/7/2014What a great experience! The food was superb. For starters I had the fried halloumi that was gorgeous. I had the chicken with mash for mains and the sauce was delicious. Dessert was dark choc cheesecake with cherry. Not the best but I think I'm only saying that because I was too full to enjoy it properly. Cocktails were reasonably priced and tasteful. Atmosphere was calm and mellow. Staff were very friendly. Overall it was enjoyable and would recommend it for families, work do's or romantic diners.Special Features:
- This place just get betterSpellboundDined on 4/7/2014A wonderful place with a wonderful atmosphere and staffSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Salty, expensive and disappointingMparvDined on 2/7/2014I came to the restaurant with reasonably high expectations after reading the reviews for this restaurant. Firstly, I was put off by the ridiculously huge chairs. They weren't only hideous and impractical, but uncomfortable too! I ordered a stew for main which was terribly salty and disappointing. It came with mashed potatoes which had obviously been sitting under a hot lamp for some time as it had acquired a kind of dried crusty film over the top. Despite this, I still ordered a tart tatin for dessert. It looked old and like I had been microwaved, was completely soggy and to be honest a bit sad looking. I really shouldn't have bothered. The only saving grace was the reasonable service
- Great Dinner and wines listSlowDiner414Dined on 26/6/2014Took a date to Blue Bistro for the first time, food, service, ambience and wine all excellent, made for a great evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Far from being 'Blue'Gillian81Dined on 14/6/2014I've never before seen a menu that actually had the right balance of meat, Vegetarian and fish. The chef also took an interest in my group to make sure we enjoyed our food. The resturant is beautiful too, located on medieval Spon end. Good selection of alcohol. All round wonderful experience. I shall be going back and have already recommended it to my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor service, but fine foodFoodHoundDined on 14/6/2014A very pleasant bistro with charming ambience and live musicians, serving expensive but astoundingly well-made dishes. Sadly let down by disinterested, charmless staff who struggled with understanding orders, ignored our table repeatedly, and somehow took half an hour to produce a bill. A real shame not to be able to recommend this right now - our honest compliments to the chef, though...Special Features:
- Went for dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/6/2014I decided to visit Blue Bistro as having walked past the restaurant on a number of occasions, I thought it looked very appealing. I also viewed the menu online and decided to book a table for me and my girlfriend. The service was a little slow but that could be forgiven as there seemed to be only two front of house staff looking after about 10 tables. The food arrived quickly and was of a very good standard. The real surprise came when the bill arrived. I had no idea that meals from the main menu were half price on a Friday. I'll definitely visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and good placePerdipDined on 10/6/2014The portion size is good and full of flavour and The staff where friendly.Special Features:
- Blue BistroHoneydelightDined on 8/6/2014We had a lovely friendly welcome. Had booked for son's birthday for Sunday Lunch with traditional lunch and other fare to cover all tastes. Bistro is comfortable and relaxing and we did not feel we were being rushed out after we had eaten.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 31/5/2014ordered food about 8.30pm. finally got starters 9.45pm . soup supposed to of been vegetable had no taste at all just watery consistency.sent them back.main courses finally arrived near to 11pm.last time we came ( our 1st visit) we were so impressed everything about the entire evening was superb. however what a huge dissappointment it was this time. the only excuse the waiter gave was they had a big party in which i presummed they would of known about anyway. there were even children running around bursting balloons nothing said to discourage them. what should of been a happy birthday meal wasnt at all what we were expecting.blue bistro coventry.Special Features:
- The star of the show is the foodAspiringfoodieDined on 26/5/2014We went here as a thank you meal from my mother, first impressions are of the stunning building, a real gem steeped with history, after sitting down the first thing to note was the horrendously uncomfortable chairs (however beautiful they were). Food wise, the starters were very different, my mums prawn cocktail was a prawn cocktail, nothing extraordinary, very nice but nothing special, the black pudding, chorizo and egg was very different and a fantastic combination. Mains, the pie was incredible, the steak was cooked to perfection and served with a lovely ragout however the chips had a slightly sweet flavour, not to my taste and the leek and cheese pastry was very nice overall a fantastic meal and highly recommendedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 24/5/2014We really enjoyed our evening in this lovely restaurant in medieval Spon Street. The food and service were excellent. We would definitely go there again and recommend it to friends.Special Features:
- twice a week eater outerluvtodine01Dined on 24/5/2014I found this restaurant off the net as a last minute booking.The food and service were good but the menu was a bit limited and the wine prices were expensive for the quality offered.I would go again particularly if having a night out in CoventrySpecial Features:
- Cold restaurant and average foodluv2eatDined on 24/5/2014Restaurant was cold. Service was slow even with their being only one other table to serve. Food was average. We wouldnt recommend this restaurant which is a shame as it is located in a beautiful building
- Good food Poor servicekarena73Dined on 17/5/2014Meal was very nice however the service was not very good at all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday Lunch at BlueCJMODined on 11/5/2014Family lunch for 6 at Blue. Good starters and main courses (5 of us had the beef). My dessert was excellent but others found the sticky toffee pudding or chocolate dessert a bit dry. Powerful coffees. Friendly service, just the right amount of attention. Slow delivery of food considering the restaurant was not at all busy. Starting at 1.30 and finishing at 4 is quite unusual for lunch although as this was a gathering from across the country with lots of conversation we did not mind too much. I would go again if in Coventry as the food was of a pretty high standard, although I would allocate a lot of time.Special Features:
- AwesomePoorgardenersDined on 25/4/2014This place goes from strength to strength whilst maintaining qualitySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great valueIlovefoodDined on 22/4/2014First time to the Blue Bistro and will definitely be going again. Starters were under £4 and great quality. I had black pudding, chorizo with poached egg, a delight! Steak n ale pie with mash and veg for main. Veg was a tad undercooked for my liking but a small point as the pie reminded me of my childhood. Meat was so tender and tasty! The restaurant layout and furnishing are so lovely too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful againricht1987VIPDined on 20/4/2014The food was great, slight hiccup in the menu/ordering rectified within literaly 2 mins. The cooking has always been great at Blue the service hasn't always been top notch. Serving staff this time were mortified they couldn't get to us quick enough!! Relax and keep it up!Special Features:


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TOWN OF GENEVA, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin police have arrested a 52-year-old man almost three weeks after human remains were found in suitcases, and investigators identified one victim as a missing Minnesota woman.
Town of Geneva police Chief Steven Hurley said in a statement the man was arrested Wednesday. The news release didn't elaborate on the man's suspected role.
Hurley says one of the victims was Laura Simonson, a 37-year-old from Farmington, Minnesota. Her mother reported her missing around Thanksgiving.
The other female victim hasn't been identified. Police say she appeared to be between the ages of 15 and 35, with a quarter-sized heart tattoo on her lower left abdomen.
Highway workers found the two suitcases June 5 in the Town of Geneva, about 50 miles southwest of Milwaukee. There was one body in each.
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It also provides added SEO benefits, since by definition referral traffic is driven either by an inbound link or social activity, both of which send positive signals to the search engines about your site.Need some of that sweet ol' referral traffic? We've got you covered with five simple referral traffic strategies to help.Guest PostsGuest posts are a great way to build up referral traffic. Especially in light of th... > Read more
Does Remarketing Make You a Creepy Stalker?
Remarketing is an interesting online advertising technique that involves tracking and displaying ads to users after they have left your site.This can be an effective way to get more conversions out of your web visitors – but if you go too far, it can also be incredibly creepy.Part of why remarketing is successful is that many people don't really know what it is.
The average internet user is completely unaware that they are being digitally stalked across the web-a-verse.Did They Forget About You or Do They Just Not Like You?In a video advocating remarketing and explaining how it works, Google claims that remarketing is useful because people get distracted easily (what do you expect with twenty open tabs?) and when something unexpected comes up, they might leave your site and forget... > Read more
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The potential marketing advantages of Pinterest have been well documented recently, as the fledgling social sharing site boosts traffic and sales for niche retailers like Etsy. Pinterest is serious business.Regardless of your personal feelings for Pinterest (huge time waster or glorious godsend?), it's impossible to deny the marketing opportunities ripe for the picking! Read on to find out why.
Why Developing a Pinterest Marketing Plan is Worth Your TimePinterest has shown remarkable marketing potential as some sites begin to receive more referral traffic from Pinterest than social media heavyweight Twitter.Some quick Pinterest marketing statistics and facts as we get started:Pinterest is dominated by women, with 90% of users being female21% of users have purchased something they found on... > Read more
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This Sunday is Earth Day 2012, when us earthlings devote the entire day to planting trees and recycling plastic water bottles in retribution for the havoc we've been inflicting on the planet for centuries.(Almost) everyone knows how pollution has affected the Earth and the disastrous consequences of relying too heavily on fossil fuels rather than migrating to renewable, alternative energy sources (I'm looking at you big oil).
You probably already know that it's important to buy local rather than encourage supermarkets to ship exotic out-of-season fruits across the country in refrigerated units, resulting in huge carbon emissions. Maybe you even ride your bike across town to get to work, recycle every slice of unwanted paper, unplug all electrical units at night, and scoff at factory f... > Read more
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Introducing, the CAPTCH-AD!CAPTCH-AD: The CAPTCHA AdvertisementWhat's crazy about the CAPTCH-AD is that you are required to watch (and pay attentionto) the advertisement in order to fulfill the CAPTCHA box. There's no getting around it – you will read that ad. It's like when you see advertisements plastered over your tray table on budget airlines; you roll your eyes, groan, cover it with a book or a laptop, but there's just no avoiding it and the ad demands acknowledgement.It s... > Read more
Google Play: Google's Answer to iTunes
Chances are you've seen this new addition to Google's black bar and wondered, what is this new Google Play?Ready, Set, Google Plays BallIn a nutshell, Google Play is the rebranded Android Market.Those who have Androids will see Google Play replacing the old market icon. Google Play is the one-stop-shop to buy apps, ebooks, movies, and music.
Sound a bit like iTunes? Yup, that's the idea. Google Play even introduces itself in an Apple-style manner, with big, crisp images and minimal text. iTunes does a great job of being the central location for iPhone users to purchase anything and everything for their mobile devices, so naturally Google is picking up the hint and following in due fashion. Purchases can be made on the Google Play site online, or through the Google Play mobile ap... > Read more
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Sites could rank on a large variety of keywords by simply cluttering them onto a page, even if the keywords were unrelated and the site was absent of any real content.You could be (somewhat) classy about it by hiding the offending keywords, matching their text color to the background color, or you could just be blatantly obnoxious.Naturally this led to a terrible user experience, because most people aren't looking ... > Read more
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As NPR interviewer Teresa Tomassoni notes, "… online interaction with people you don't know is an emerging trend in social media." While this is absolutely true, something about that statement seems counter-intuitive. Susan Etlinger, an Altimtere Group analyst, observes that while people look to connect with others who share a similar style or interest, "It doesn't mean that we're best friends or connected on Facebook, but it means these are people that I lear... > Read more
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Online businesses know that user engagement is incredibly powerful. Better than chocolates or flowers, getting users to "like" your posts or engage you in conversation through Google+ is a dream come true! But often, it can be difficult to obtain that valuable user interaction.With Valentine's Day upon us, I thought today we could evaluate Boston Globe's online Love Letters column, a small niche of a large news site that has managed to obtain some exceptional user engagement.
I heard about Love Letters through my mother, who habitually sends me her favorite posts. Although my mother works as a computer programmer, she is the farthest thing from a techie, virtually inept at anything outside of COBOL. A once-a-month Facebooker, she'll often call me to ask how to "send a mess... > Read more
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Yesterday I was walking through Boston when I came across quite an unusual scene – a huge golden heap of Butterfingers smack in the middle of Copley Square. What kind of sorcery is this? I thought as I stared in awe at the giant mound of crunchy candy. Several people stood around the pile, gingerly picking up a candy bar here and there.
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Piracy is the result of the entertainment industry's inability to change. Rather than think innovatively and try new solutions to better mesh with an increasingly online-oriented world, they dig their heels in the mud and try to pass laws that won't force them to change their marketing strategy.What Sets Online Marketers Apart Great online marketers understand why it's important to adapt to change. The world of online marketing is continuously shifting on the churning ti... > Read more
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In light of Wednesday's tremendously successful SOPA blackout, I thought we'd take some time to recap and document the day the web went dark. The stop SOPA and stop PITA blackouts were really powerful because with online champions like Google, Wikipedia, and Reddit teaming up, the blackouts most certainly raised awareness and affected people who had no clue about these ridiculous bills until yesterday.
Petitions were signed, calls were made to state representatives, and the word got out.If you're looking to understand why SOPA and PIPA are bad bills and how they will hurt your business, check out our previous blog post explaining them and their disastrous affects.So what did the SOPA and PIPA blackout protests achieve?18 Senators changed their position on PIPA after witnessing the massive ... > Read more
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Severe depression impacts the lives of an estimated 14% of Americans. Sales of antidepressants have soared to $10 billion a year. What's the best treatment?
A just-released Consumer Reports survey examines the effectiveness of both antidepressants and talk therapy.
Drug companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars each year on ads for antidepressants.
But do drugs help? Consumer Reports National Research Center of 1,500 subscribers finds they can help many people.
Jamie Hirsh of Consumer Reports says, "Medication alone can help, but our survey shows that improvement from drugs levels off over time. Those who also had talk therapy and stuck with it for at least seven sessions had the best results."
Wini Alcorn says talk therapy combined with medication helped her overcome paralyzing depression. She now has a job she loves and has recently gotten married.
Alcorn says, "I'm finally happy. I like where I am now. I feel like I've finally found my feet and found who I am."
Wini says she's tried to do without medication, but finds she really needs it to stay on an even keel. The side effects have been manageable, although that's not always the case.
Hirsh says, "About a third of people in our survey who took antidepressants reported a decrease in sexual interest or function."
Other side effects people experiences--weight gain, dry mouth, and sleep problems.
Hirsh says, "If you feel you can't tolerate antidepressants, the good news is that talk therapy alone helped somewhat or even a lot for almost 90% of people in our survey who had it."
And as far as drug side effects, Consumer Reports found fewer people had them with an older class of drugs, called SSRI's-medications like Prozac, Zoloft, and their generic equivalents.
The survey was conducted among Consumer Reports readers with an average age of 58.
And, interesting to note, the poll also shows the brand-name antidepressants you see heavily advertised-which are SNRI's-were no more effective than the older class of drugs you can get as generics.


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CHEROKEE LAKE (Sept. 14-15, 2002)
Bryant wins BFL Super Tournament on Cherokee Lake
MORRIS TOWN, Tenn. — Jim Bryant Jr. of Lancaster, Ky., topped 93 Boater Division competitors on Cherokee Lake this weekend with a five-bass catch weighing 13 pounds, 6 ounces. He earned $5,934 and 300 points for the win at the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League Mountain Division season finale.
After qualifying for the final round of the two-day Super Tournament in first place with his first catch of five bass weighing 13 pounds, 6 ounces, Bryant out-fished runner-up Guy Siler of Rutledge, Tenn., by 3 pounds to take the win. Bryant caught his limit on day two using a crankbait.
Siler qualified for the final round in third place with five bass weighing 11 pounds, 15 ounces and finished up with a four-bass catch weighing 10 pounds, 6 ounces to win $2,967.
Paul Rice of Danville, Ky. (five bass, 10 pounds, 5 ounces, $1,607); J.R. Henard of Rogersville, Tenn. (four bass, 9 pounds, 4 ounces, $1,360); and Mark Jackson of Spring City, Tenn., (three bass, 8 pounds, 15 ounces, $1,113) rounded out the top five boaters.
Jerry Fritz of Berea, Ky., took boater big-bass honors and $930 for a 5-pound, 9-ounce bass he caught on a black and blue jig. He finished 17th overall with a two-bass catch weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces. Keith Monson of Burgin, Ky., earned a $500 bonus as the highest-finishing participant in the Ranger Cup incentive program. He finished seventh with a four-bass catch weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces.
Jarrod Hembree of Berea, Ky., topped 90 competitors in the Co-angler Division to take first place and $2,871 thanks to a final-round catch of three bass weighing 10 pounds, 4 ounces. Second place in the division and $1,435 went to Pat Eichmann of Nancy, Ky., with a three-bass catch weighing 6 pounds, 14 ounces, followed by Richard Rigsby of Tazewell, Tenn., in third place with two bass weighing 5 pounds, 5 ounces worth $778.
Jacob Cross of Byrdstown, Tenn., won the co-angler big-bass award of $455 with a 4-pound, 2-ounce bass he caught using a jig. He finished 17th overall thanks to the one bass.
The top 30 boaters and top 30 co-anglers in the Mountain Division will advance to regional competition Oct. 15-19 on Lake Gaston near Littleton, N.C., where they will go up against top competitors from the Buckeye, Northeast and Savannah River divisions for a shot at qualifying for the BFL All-American, one of the most lucrative postseason tournaments in competitive angling.
2002 BFL awards could reach $7 million based on full fields.
Sponsors of the 2002 Wal-Mart BFL are Wal-Mart, ALPO Pet Foods, BC Powder, BFGoodrich Tires, Castrol, Chevy Trucks, Conseco, Energizer, EverStart Batteries, Evinrude, Faded Glory, Frito-Lay, FujiFilm, GARMIN, Kellogg's, Land O'Lakes, Minn Kota, Newell Rubbermaid, Pepsi, Poulan, Ranger Boats, Shop-Vac, Snickers, Stanley Works, Stren, U.S. Bank, Weed Eater and Yamaha Outboards.


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Mason Jar Crafts
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Candy Corn lovers out there! Here's the perfect mason Jar for you ^-^
A candy inspired twist on the gin & tonic!
Use steam to clean your pores!
Create a pretty way to pinch your pennies!
A delicious, soothing drink that Yogi Bhajan recommended we drink at bedtime
Make a Mason Jar Photo Display to remember a Special Day
a forest in your room!
Rewarding and easy project to make the perfect gift, or treat for yourself!
A beautiful way to use torn or stain doilies that may otherwise be destined for the dump.
Pretty much a pedicure in a jar salt scrub that smells great and is a treat for your feet! Also a nice gift jar project!
Hanging Mason Jar Tutorial-Quick and Easy DIY Project
a favorite coffee house drink that you can make at home!
Something to make your legs really smooth.
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Since the summer, the fight over Cobble Hill's Long Island College Hospital has dragged on and on and on, with its parent company, SUNY Downstate, saying the hospital is losing millions and must close its doors. On the other side is the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) and Public Advocate/i ... More >>
Here's a little morsel of insanity for your Tuesday morning: New York City Public Advocate and candidate for Mayor Bill de Blasio is trying to yank Saudi Arabian Airlines' right to land at U.S. airports over its policy of not allowing Israeli citizens to board, starting with JFK. The Director Genera ... More >>
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Twitter comes to the defense of Adrian Peterson with a rush of ignorant tweets.
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How To: Create Salary Distribution Adjustment in LD
Who does this? Users who have been granted the authority to create salary adjustments after completing Labor Distribution Adjustments training. Transactions are restricted to the user's organization.
When? There is a need to transfer salary charges from one account to another when correcting salary distributions.
How? Using the Labor Distribution module of the Oracle Financials application. Learn about getting access to the Labor Distribution module of Oracle Financials.
Create Salary Distribution Adjustment in LD (8 steps)
Launch the Labor Distribution module of the Oracle Financials application as a Labor Distribution Adjuster:
- Enter https://ofweb.stanford.edu/.
- Enter your SUNet ID and password if prompted.
- Click the SU LD Distribution Adjuster link in the Navigator section.
Find the distributions to transfer:
- Click Distribution Adjustments Dashboard link in the center box.
- Click on New LDA button on the dashboard.
- Enter the employee name in the Employee Name field or enter the employee number in the Assignment field, then press your Tab key (choose the correct Assignment if more than one is listed).
- Enter the Begin Date and End Date of the earnings to be transferred.
- Select to Adjust by:
- Assignment Level – This level provides summarized information and separates earnings only by PTA(s). It allows the LD Adjuster to transfer earnings all at once without having to individually choose each type of earning (Element) to be adjusted.
- Element Level – This level provides the most details about an employee's earnings and are separated by the type of earning (Element) and PTAE. It allows the LD Adjuster to individually choose the earnings they would like to adjust.
- Click Find button.
Select the distribution lines to be corrected:
- In the Actual Distributions box, click the checkbox in the Transfer column for the line to be transferred.
- Click Done button.
Enter the distribution adjustment:
- In the Adjusted Distributions box, click an empty line.
- Enter the Project.
- Enter the Task.
- Enter the Award.
- Tab through the Organization and the Expenditure Type fields (they cannot be changed).
- Enter the Amount.
- Click another blank line if the Amount is to be split among multiple PTAs.
- Click Freeze Set button when the Unaccounted Balance is zero.
- Click Submit button.
Justify the distribution adjustment:
- Enter the Justification in the Comments box.
- Click OK button.
- Click OK button in the popup window.
Add additional approvers and FYI's, if desired:
- Place cursor on a blank line under the existing approver that the system auto populated.
Note: Endroute information cannot be modified.
- Enter additional Approver information on blank line by entering SUNet ID or Full Name.
- Select either Approve or FYI for each new approver entered.
- Rearrange the approver order, if desired by modifying the numbers in the list.
Note: To restore the original set of defaulted approvers, click Restore button.
- Click Submit.
Replace default approvers, if desired:
- Overwrite the existing approver with the new approver's SUNet ID or Full Name.
Note: If you replace the default approver, you must enter someone with sufficient authority.
- Click Submit.
Note: If you have created a new LDA, you will be prompted to begin another. If you have no other LDA's to create, close the Find Distributions window to review the refreshed Dashboard.
Logout of the application:
- Close the Distribution Adjustments Dashboard window.
- Close the Navigator window.
- Click OK button to exit.
- Click Logout link.
What Happens Next?
- Unless the adjustment has been self-approved, it is routed to the approval list as indicated in the transaction.
- For additional help, submit a HelpSU ticket. Select Request Category Administrative Applications and Request Type Oracle Financials.
- For additional training, take FIN-0520: Labor Distribution Adjustments.


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Spieth, Matsuyama keep showing up
By DOUG FERGUSON
PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) With every big tournament, Jordan Spieth keeps living up to his reputation as a rising star.
So does Hideki Matsuyama of Japan - even if not as many people notice.
They played together Thursday in the U.S. Open, and each made four birdies on increasingly tough Pinehurst No. 2 for a 1-under 69, four shots behind leader Martin Kaymer.
"I wouldn't trade the position I'm in," Spieth said.
Oddly enough, this is the second straight U.S. Open that Spieth and Matsuyama were placed in the same group.
Maybe the USGA was onto something.
A year ago, Spieth had done well enough to earn special temporary membership on the PGA Tour, but nothing more. He had to qualify for the U.S. Open, and his stay at Merion didn't last long. He had rounds of 77-76 to miss the cut. Matsuyama matched the low score of the final round with a 67 to tie for 10th.
A month later, Spieth was on his fast track to stardom.
The 20-year-old Texan won the John Deere Classic. He lost in a playoff in the Wyndham Championship. He did well enough in the FedEx Cup playoffs to finish at No. 7. He became the youngest American to play in the Presidents Cup. And he ended the year at No. 22 in the world.
Matsuyama, in much more quieter fashion, finished last year at No. 23, and that was no accident. He didn't even turn pro until last spring, and then won four tournaments and became the first rookie to win the Japan Golf Tour money list. He also played in the Presidents Cup.
Spieth is now No. 10 in the world. Matsuyama won the Memorial two weeks ago and is No. 13.
"He's got an incredible game," Spieth said. "Everyone saw it a couple of weeks ago. He's got it all. I know he had some injuries at the beginning of this year. He's over them now and obviously back on track where he was before."
To truly look at golf through a global lens, this could be a rivalry in the making, even if neither of them look at it as any rivalry.
Matsuyama dominated in Japan last year, and now is playing a regular schedule in America. In his debut as a PGA Tour member, he tied for third in the Frys.com Open.
There's a reason Spieth gets far more attention.
He plays some of his best golf in the big occasions, such as shooting a 62 in the final round in Boston while playing with Phil Mickelson for the first time, and a 63 at Torrey Pines (on the easier North Course) playing alongside Tiger Woods.
And this year, his profile has gone even higher. Spieth had a share of the 54-hole lead at the Masters until Bubba Watson beat him. A month later at The Players, he was tied for the 54-hole lead with Kaymer until the German pulled away on the back nine.
Matsuyama had quite the finishing kick Thursday. After playing the back nine in even par, and starting the front nine with back-to-back bogeys, the Japanese star ran off three birdies over the last five holes to get under par.
"This is really a difficult, demanding golf course," Matsuyama said through an interpreter. "It's really tough to hit the greens today. These greens with their undulation, it's hard to hit them in regulation."
Spieth ended on a sour note. He was tied for the lead until a three-putt bogey on the par-3 ninth.
"But all in all, par at a U.S. Open I'll take all four rounds," Spieth said.
The opening round began under cloud cover that allowed for some birdies. Once the sun broke through the clouds, Pinehurst began to get firm and tough.
"You started to notice the color," Spieth said. "You could feel it on your feet walking around the greens, really. It's amazing. Once the sun came out and wind picked up a little bit, it dried out very, very quickly. ... It felt like we had a pretty good draw today. You never know what's going to happen tomorrow."
Updated June 12, 2014
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