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Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood
Atlanta, Georgia 30315
Venue Details
Expand - Will Call, Parking, Directions, and moreWill Call Info
Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood is very unique. We have TWO (2) box offices at our venue; they are the "Lakewood" box office and "Pryor" box office. You may pick up your Ticketmaster will call from either location. All other will call must be picked up from the LAKEWOOD box office. The LAKEWOOD box office is located on the east side of the venue off of Lakewood Avenue. This is the gravel parking lot. The box office opens 90 minutes prior to showtime. PLEASE BRING A PICTURE ID, THE ACTUAL CREDIT CARD USED TO PURCHASE THE TICKETS, AND YOUR ORDER NUMBER
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VIP Premier Parking (up close to entrance) is available to purchase for most shows. Please check the online listings. Upgrade to VIP parking available at the Pryor Rd. entrance for most shows. General Parking is available for all shows and is included in the ticket price for most shows. There are approximately 6,000 parking spaces available. Parking lot opening times do vary. Typically lots open two hours prior to the show time. Please check with the venue regarding any questions. Please remove your valuables from plain site, close windows, and lock doors before proceeding to the venue. Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood is not responsible for lost or stolen property.
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404-443-5090 - General Information
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Situated on 75 lush, wooded acres, the venue features 4000 reserved seats under a pavilion roof, 3000 reserved starlight seats and a gently sloping lawn with plenty of room for 12,000 fans to stretch out under the stars. Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood makes concert-going easy and fun. Located just 3.8 miles south of downtown Atlanta and 3.5 miles from Hartsfield Airport, Aaron's Amphitheatre is easily accessible either by MARTA or automobile. This is an outdoor amphitheatre. All seats are subject to weather conditions. Specific event information will be shared via our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/aaronsamphitheatreatlakewood and Fan Advisory emails. You may also call the venue at 404-443-5000 on the day of the show for updates or questions.
By Automobile: Take I-75/85 to the Langford Freeway East Exit. Follow signs to the Amphitheatre. Please note, MARTA shuttles no longer run to the venue. The #42 MARTA bus route runs along Pryor Road. Please contact MARTA for schedules at www.itsmarta.com. VIP Parking lot GPS address: 1941 Pryor Rd. Atlanta, GA 30315 General Parking GPS address: 2002 Lakewood Ave. Atlanta, GA 30315
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During the Amphitheatre season from late April until the end of August, the Pryor Road box office is open Monday - Friday from 10am until 2pm.
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Camera Policy Personal cameras are allowed in the venue. Flash photography, video and removable lens cameras are not permitted without venue approval. Please note, some artists will not allow any cameras. We will do our best to share this information in advance via our Facebook page. You may also call the main line at the venue on the show day to check for specific show information. NO Umbrellas. Events go on as scheduled, rain or shine. NO Backpacks. All bags are subject to search. Shoes are required. NO Re-entry Allowed. NO Food Or Beverages Prepared Off Premises, however patrons may bring one factory sealed bottle of water per person, up to one liter. Empty water bottles may also be brought in. Concessions available at venue. We offer typical even concessions: popcorn, hotdogs, fries, burgers, chicken tenders, and an array of beverages. All of our meat food items have either Certified Humane, Global Animal Partnership, or Animal Welfare Approved certification and our produce is sourced from local farms. We also offer a few vegetarian items. Certain shows may restrict all beer and wine sales at that performers request. Note the clock in the concession stand indicates the time that the sale of alcoholic beverages is scheduled to be discontinued. Certain shows require that all beverages be poured into a cup. Lawn chairs may be brought in for select shows. Approved lawn chairs must be low-profile beach chair style with legs no more than nine inches off of the ground. Lawn chairs may also be rented at the venue for $5 for select events. Lawn chair admittance policy may change from show to show. We will do our best to share this information in advance via our Facebook page. You may also call the main line at the venue on the show day to check for specific show information. Blankets are allowed for most shows, but not all. Check our Facebook page for the most up to date information on our show specific Fan Advisory. Patrons may bring one factory sealed bottle of water per person, up to one liter. Empty water bottles may also be brought in. Prohibited Items Food, glass bottles, fireworks, audio recorders, alcoholic beverages, umbrellas, weapons of any kind, projectiles, lasers, tablets, coolers, and strollers.
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Last Thursday, Betabeat joined a crowd of about 40 entrepreneurs at the New York Sports Tech Meetup. The group had gathered at the New York Times building in Midtown where the view from Goodwin Proctor's office on the 26th floor offered a glimpse of Ellis Island as the sunset reflected across the Hudson River.
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Highlights: Iceland (Reykjavik, Glymur, Budir, Ranga)
Get off the beaten path yet stay in style. As you travel the wild Icelandic countryside, you will see locations like the Blue Lagoon, Gulfoss, Geysir, and Thorsmork Valley. Travel along one of the most scenic drives in the world as you explore the wonders of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula by private car and guide. Along the way, you will see everything that "Little Iceland" has to offer, including quaint fishing villages, seal colonies, nesting shore birds, glaciers and incredible natural scenery. At the end of the day, kick back in a relaxing, unique property surrounded by Iceland's iconic scenic beauty. These properties also showcase some of Iceland's excellent dining options featuring home-grown ingredients and iconic local dishes.
Relax on your airport transfer in Reykjavik with a private vehicle and driver. Please note that a surcharge may be post billed to you if you require a transfer after 8pm or before 7am.
Meet your driver for a private transfer to Glymur.
Hotel Glymur is situated an hour from most of the tourist attractions in the country and options include 5 golf courses, horse back riding, kayaking, angle fishing, river fishing, bird watching, hiking. Please speak to your Sales Advisor if any of these activities are of interest.
Meet your driver at the Hotel Glymur for a private guided tour to the Snæfellsnes peninsula via Borgarfjörður. On to the romantic little fishing villages of Arnarstapi and Hellnar, both famous for their rock formations in the shapes of arches, caves, stacks, as well as cliffs alive with huge colonies of birds. Continue your journey around Snæfellsnesjökull glacier, through the small fishing villages on the northern shores of the peninsula. After the tour concludes, you have the option of being transferred back to the Hotel Glymur or to a hotel of your choosing in Reykjavik.
Tour ending at Hotel Budir
Meet your driver for a private transfer to Budir.
Enjoy a half day tour visiting the most important sights of the City. You will see the old town centre, the Parliament, the Cathedral, the harbour, the Pearl and Höfði house, the summit site of 1986. During the tour you will drive past the city's salmon river (which is proof that Reykjavík is a pollution free capital) and the Árbæjarsafn outdoor folk museum, which offers an interesting contrast to the modern buildings of the most recent part of city, and an outdoor swimming pool in Laugardalur which is heated with water from natural hot springs under the city. Visit the Ásmundur Sveinsson Sculpture museum and Hallgrímskirkja Church (whose steeple is a Reykjavík landmark). The tour includes private driver-guide for the tour and entrance fees to the National Museum, Sculpture Museum and Hallgrímskirkja Church.
Reykjavik is reknowned for its world class cuisine. Try one of these many restaurants, located in and around Reykjavik for a truly authentic Icelandic meal.
The Seafood Cellar a fusion style restaurant based in a newly renovated landmark building in the heart of the city. Restaurant Einar Ben is located in the city centre, close to the bright lights and all the entertainment. Serves delicious food made from quality Icelandic ingredients: fish, seabirds, wild game and lamb. Restaurant Silfur, located in the Art Deco Hotel Borg, right in the heart of Reykjavik. The menu is made up of the world's best ingredients available and the wine list is known for its variety of excellent wines from around the world. The Fish Market one if Reykjavik`s most chic restaurants. In the kitchen, Chef Hrefna plays with Asian and American flavors, and creative presentations making the dining a true experience. By The Pond a small and unique restaurant is said to be the most novel fish restaurant in Iceland. Restaurant Square with a mountain view on one side and the city centre on the other, is likely to impress solely by its location. Square restaurant invites guests to experience food & drinks in a new way. The Fish Company is an eclectic restaurant located in the city centre. They offer a trip through a world of culinary adventures, which, as most good adventures do, begins under a bridge.Laekjarbrekka a restaurant in one of the oldest houses in Reykjavík, right in the centre of the old town, very Icelandic with a cosy atmosphere. Restaurant ReykjavIk is a large and spacious combination of restaurant, café and a unique bar, The Ice Bar. It is located in the very centre of Reykjavík in a 19th century former warehouse, which has recently been renovated. The house is on 3 floors. The brassiere, on the ground floor, is open for lunch, coffee and dinners. The Rainbow rooms are on the second floor and the Cabaret room is on the third floor. The restaurant offers a wide range of menus.Restaurant Perlan is one of the most exquisite restaurants in Iceland with highly unusual architecture. Perlan, or the "Pearl", rests on six huge storage tanks, each able to hold 4 million liters of geothermal hot water. The restaurant is on the top floor which slowly rotates, offering a magnificent panoramic view of Reykjavík and its surroundings as you dine. Nautholl Bistro is located by the thermal beach at Nautholsvik Bay in Reykjavik. The restaurant offers a great selection of 2 and 3 course lunch and dinner menus. Dill Restaurant is located in the Nordic House in Reykjavík, which was designed and built in 1968 by renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. The Gallery Restaurant has been renowned for its art, outstanding cuisine and impeccable service for over forty years. The Gallery Chefs offer a truly world class dining experience with their take on French cuisine, while the knowledgeable sommeliers will guide you through the feast of the senses. Restaurant Vox where the primary ambition is to use the best seasonal products and ingredients available at each time. The result is cosmopolitan cuisine with national roots, served by their expert staff.Grillid, French cuisine, superb food, fine wines, varied menus and excellent service, all set against one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of Reykjavik. Be ready for a once in a lifetime dining experience.The island of Videy is one of the most famous Icelandic historical sites through the ages. The view from the restaurant adds extra spice to a delightful meal.Fjorukrain a genuine Viking feast restaurant, something to be remembered. The décor is in the Viking style and they offer a true Viking feast with traditional meals served in old-fashioned Viking-style trays. Seaside Restaurant (40 minutes south of Reykjavik in Stokkseyri) by the seaside, in Icelandic; Við fjöruborðið, is a restaurant specializing in lobster, fresh from the ocean on the very doorstep. The restaurant looks to Italian influence when preparing their menu, incorporating Tunisian couscous, Mediterranean salads, tomatoes and greeneries, along with the ever so famous grilled potatoes.
Your private driver- guide will meet you at your Reykjavik hotel and accompany you on a full-day private tour of the Golden Circle. Your first stop will be Thingvellir National Park, a remarkable geological site and the most historic site in all of Iceland. Next, visit Gullfoss, or Golden Waterfall, one of the most impressive waterfalls in Europe. Finally make a stop at Geyser hot-spring area. The famous "Great Geyser" here, has given name to hot springs all over the world. You will see Strokkur, one of the most active geysers in the area, spouting up to 30 meters in the air. At days end you will be brought to your accommodation in Ranga.
Today, enjoy a private guided tour of Thórsmörk Valley, a very famous and intriguing geological region in Iceland. Here you will experience unique views of stunning glaciers, rocks and woodlands. In addition to this, one can witness the remarkable aftermath of a volcanic eruption. The sight of what the unbridled power of a spouting volcano can do in a short time to its surroundings is breathtaking and leaves visitors awestricken. Afterwards you will be transferred back to Hotel Ranga.
Meet your driver for a private transfer to Reykjavik.
Enjoy a private transfer between Reykjavik International Airport and your hotel with private vehicle and English-speaking driver. Your driver will make a stop at the Blue Lagoon for you to enjoy the famous healing properties of the mineral waters (entrance fee and towel rent included).
The Radisson Blu 1919 Hotel is located right in the heart of the city center, restaurant and bar district of Reykjavik and lies within walking distance of the commercial and shopping district, just 50 minutes from the Keflavik International Airport. The hotel's building is renowned as one of the most beautiful, historic buildings in Reykjavik. The hotel boast studio concept rooms and suites, all equipped with Free high-speed, wireless Internet access, in-room safe and mini bar. This Reykjavik hotel features local ingredients and seasonal dishes at the on-site 1919 Restaurant & Lounge, complimentary access for guests to the Health and Fitness Centre. This four-star lifestyle accommodation in Reykjavik is centrally located, offering easy access to famous attractions, including the Blue Lagoon and the National Museum of Iceland.
The Glymur Hotel is situated just a short drive from Reykjavik in a spectacular view over Whale fjord. The hotel is a relaxing environment and features a restaurant that offers exceptional local and international cuisine for even the hungriest of stomachs.
Hotel Budir is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful countryside hotels in Iceland, just a short drive from Iceland's capital city, Reykjavik. The hotel sits in a lava field on the westernmost tip of the Snaefellsnes peninsula, in the western region of Iceland. Due to the hotel's location, guests have an impressive view of the breathtaking Snaefellsjokull glacier and the Budir-estuary which meanders into the vast Faxafloi-Bay where a number of seals reside.
Hotel Ranga is a luxury countryside hotel and the only 4 star resort in South Iceland. It offers all the facilities and services of a modern resort. Located about an hour from Reykjavík between the towns of Hella and Hvolsvöllur, it lies just off the main road right in middle of South Iceland's panoramic scene. It also features an acclaimed riverside restaurant, a lounge and bar, a game room, massage facilities and three much beloved outdoor hot tubs heated with geothermal water - where there is an excellent chance to view the fantastic northern lights during September through April. Hótel Rangá was upgraded and renovated in 2007/2008 featuring luxuriously decorated rooms and suites.
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Big Lagoon State Park
A scenic rest stop along Big Lagoon's five miles of hiking/walking trails.
Friends of Big Lagoon entertain at the Governor's Pavilion
A heron waits patiently for dinner to swim by.
Cardinals are one of the many native species at Big Lagoon State Park.
Looking east toward Naval Air Station Pensacola. The home of the Navy's Blue Angels.
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A blue heron near Birding Trail boardwalk.
A great blue heron enjoys the shade of a pine tree.
Sunset over Perdido Key from Big Lagoon's Observation Tower.


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Larry Walsh Jr., candidate for 86th District Representative, (left) and his father and Will County Executive, Larry Walsh, (right) watch election results come in at the Jacob Henry Mansion in Joliet Tuesday, November 6, 2012. | Brett Roseman~Sun-Times Media
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(i) Lawrence M. "Larry" Walsh 129,191, 54%
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Two-term Will County Executive Larry Walsh defeated challenger Cory Singer in Tuesday's election.
Walsh, D-Elwood, held a 53 percent to 47 percent lead for most of the night. He attributed his lead to a healthy voter turnout.
"I'm very, very humbled for the support that I have received and the number of votes that I have received from the constituents and throughout Will County," Walsh said.
Singer, R-Frankfort, a 10-year veteran of the county board, had been hopeful earlier in the evening when he won precincts in some Democratic areas. He could not be reached for comment later in the evening.
During the campaign, Singer, who also serves as president of the Will County Forest Preserve District board, was the aggressor, claiming Walsh, D-Elwood, practiced an old-fashioned style of politics more commonly found in Cook County and Chicago.
Singer participated in two press conferences that zeroed in on local Democrats, including Walsh, for not fighting hard enough to keep Cook County Democrats, including U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., out of Will County's business.
Singer, 40, also criticized Walsh for not doing more for economic development. And he highlighted 11 Walsh relatives who have public payroll jobs that total about $700,000 in wages.
Walsh, 64, defended his record in office, which he said has led to balanced budgets, stable property taxes and the multi-million dollar Build Will program for roads and bridges. He said that the $100,000 the county pays the Will County Center for Economic Development is money well spent and there is no need to create a separate Will County economic development department.
Walsh, a former state senator and Will County Board member, said he never hired a relative to work in county government. Also, Walsh said many of his relatives got their government jobs before he was first elected executive in 2004.
Walsh said he told voters eight years ago that he would be a full-time chief executive officer for the county and he has lived up to that promise.
Because he did not seek re-election to the board, Singer will be out of office come Dec. 3.


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Mar 13, 2014 10:35 AM, By Cynthia Wisehart | Posted by Jessaca Gutierrez
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For Depperschmidt, what's happening in the market relates back to the standards effort. He sees that the AV industry is under increasing pressure to keep up with IT industry forces that are standardized. "In a small industry you can be about the magic you bring to the game. In the beginning you can carry that into partnerships with IT and voice partners—the 'my magic is better than the next guy's magic' kind of thing. But there comes at time when the network world is going to demand something more formal than that. They just can't deal with a cottage industry." Depperschmidt was on an 11-person roster of AV industry colleagues who spent two years working on the new performance verification standard. "We were trying to set a benchmark level that was not so over the top that it was a burden, especially for the smaller designer or integrator who was not going to be working with a consultant," he says.
The new ANSI/INFOCOMM 10-2013, Audiovisual Systems Performance Verification provides what InfoComm calls a comprehensive, systematic, and practical approach to verifying performance of AV systems. "This standard will provide practitioners the ability to produce a verifiable evaluation of the audiovisual system based on quality assurance, testing, and acceptance, and will ensure the system conforms to the owners' operational needs, as established in the system/project documentation," he says.
Depperschmidt says he feels that the standard helps ensure respect for AV expertise in a world where IT and voice companies may underestimate that expertise. With non-AV companies representing AV interests to clients—or choosing AV partners to work with—professional benchmarks may help protect AV skills and jobs. "But the standard is only as good as it's adoption," he cautions. "It's only powerful if we make it powerful and move past individual best practices."
Depperschmidt says that this is a good time for integrators to take aim for the future and not just let things happen. "You can choose to be a good AV integrator and your home is in the boardroom and you don't try to be much more than that. That's fine, that's still a business.
"Companies like TI and AVI-SPL want to do more than just the room. They're making a play to be the communication provider. Customers are going to be moving away from all these individual subcontractors and looking for people who can build and manage digital communication and full collaboration."
Or the choice could be a middle ground, he says, like finding a local telephony company that's about the size of a typical regional AV integrator—maybe someone who installs voice networks and PBX. "You bring your strength, they bring their strength, and together you can provide an entire communication and collaboration system to a client.
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My last newsletter offered tips on maintaining VB6 during backyard grilling season. With the Fourth of July coming up, VB6ers face yet another test of willpower: summer cocktail parties.
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Crudités: Home base. Try dipping only every fifth piece or so.
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Cheese tray: There's fruit nearby, yes? Make this dessert.
Cocktails: If you want a drink, go ahead, but alternate each alcoholic glass with one of sparkling water.
According to a report released by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace last month, we are not running out of fossil fuels anytime soon. Since the dawn of the industrial revolution we've used around 1.2 trillion barrels of oil; the report estimates that with current technology we can produce roughly five times that much. With future technologies, it may well be that the suffering sky is the limit.
This reduces the issue of conversion to clean energy to one of ethics and intent. Our ability to turn around the rate of carbon emissions and slow the engine that can conflagrate the world is certain. But do we have the will?
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When I told a friend that I was working on an article about slow-cooker recipes for summer, she gave me a concerned look and asked if I was in full possession of my faculties. I may not be, but I do know this: In addition to being nearly foolproof, slow cookers don't heat up your kitchen. They don't even require you to be in your kitchen — or your house, for that matter — while they do their thing. I'm not saying, "Stop grilling." But I am saying that when the temperature starts to climb, you might break out the crockpot.
While slow cookers are best known for their meat-braising prowess, they also work wonders on dried beans, rendering them almost impossibly creamy inside while leaving them completely intact. Throw some liquid, seasonings and meat in the bottom, vegetables on top, and you'll wind up with slow-cooked stews that take advantage of summer ingredients.
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This week, I'm is serving as a Guest Editor at Food52. I chose a Wildcard winner, answered questions, and have been sharing recipes from my new Cooking Basics app.
Today, I outline the five pantry staples that are essential to go Vegan Before 6.
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Eggplant is often called "meaty," by which we mean what, exactly? Substantial? Versatile? Flavorful?
All of the above, for sure (as well as tough and chewy on occasion; not necessarily a bad thing). But the comparison is no more fair to the aubergine than it would be to call a piece of beef "eggplanty."
Eggplant stands alone, a vegetable like no other. Actually, because eggplant is a fruit, like the tomato, to which it's closely related, it's safer to label it a food like no other, beloved and appreciated worldwide and deserving of respect, not as a meat substitute but as a treasure in itself.
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If Secretary of State John Kerry's G.M.O.-boosting speechannouncing the World Food Prize at the State Department last week is any indication of his ability to parse complicated issues, he might be better off windsurfing. Because Kerry appears to have bought into the big ag-driven myth that only by relying on genetic engineering will we be able to feed the nine billion citizens of our planet by 2050. And he enthusiastically endorsed granting this mockery of a prize to three biotech engineers, including Robert Fraley, executive vice president and chief technology officer at Monsanto and a pioneer of genetic engineering in agriculture.
Never mind that Monsanto is a sponsor of the prize (and that the list of other backers reads like a who's who of big ag and big food), or that we never get to know the names of either the nominees or the nominators. [1] Never mind that we're not feeding the seven billion now, or that we're sickening a billion of those with a never-before-seen form of malnourishment. Never mind that we already grow enough food to feed not only everyone on the planet but everyone who's going to be born in the next 30 or 40 years. And never mind that, despite the hype, there's scant evidence that the involvement of genetic engineering in agriculture has done much to boost yields, reduce the use of chemicals or improve the food supply.
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Creamy, sweet, briny and meaty at the same time, scallops are the most user-friendly of mollusks, and the recipes here won't unnecessarily complicate things. Half call for grilling, the remainder leave the scallops raw.
Much more difficult than cooking scallops is buying scallops. As with most seafood these days, unless you're on the boat yourself — or have a trustworthy source — it's hard to know exactly what you're getting. Because scallops are often soaked in a phosphate solution that plumps them up with water (therefore making added water part of the selling price), it's important to look for scallops that are labeled "dry" or "dry-packed." A waterlogged scallop doesn't sear well, and a phosphate-marinated scallop may taste like soap, especially when it's raw, so make sure to ask for dry.
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Grains bring different characters to different seasons. When it's cold, they're mostly porridge, or beds for stews and stir-fries. But as spring turns to summer, it's time to think about grains in salads. And these salads make for a terrific transition to the time, which will be here soon enough, when you wish you didn't have to use the stove at all.
Grain salad is more of a concept than a "dish" — there are virtually infinite variations. But the current season could not be more ideal, replete with late-spring and early-summer vegetables that require only chopping, slicing or grating. All that you'll need to cook are the grains, which neither demand very much of your attention nor heat up very much of your kitchen.
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If you're like most people (including me, up until a month or two ago), you know that tuna and other top-of-the-food-chain fish contain unsafe levels of mercury and that childbirth-age women and nursing mothers, especially, are warned off these fish. What you don't know, probably (I didn't), is the mercury's source, or how it gets in these fish.
Turns out that about three-quarters of it comes from coal-burning power plants; it dissolves in water, where micro-organisms convert it to methylmercury, a bio-available and highly toxic form that builds up in fish. The longer a fish lives, the more mercury builds in its flesh.
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Bear Essentials Takamine Pro Series TNV360SC
NOW A LEADING name in acoustic-electric guitars, Takamine started out five decades ago as a quintet of luthiers building nylon-string guitars in a small shop at the base of Japan's central Alps. Eventually, the company added steel-string guitars to its line and acquired international distribution, but one of the biggest developments in its history was the introduction of the Palathetic pickup system in 1979. Available only on a Takamine guitar, the system features six piezo transducers under the bridge plate and produces an unprecedentedly lifelike amplified sound.
The Palathetic proved so popular that it was not unheard of for a guitarist to gut a Takamine for its electronics and place the liberated circuit in a favorite old Martin or Gibson. Takamine continues to install the Palathetic, its original design intact, in a full line of steel- and nylon-string acoustic/electric guitars that incorporate such advances as ergonomically asymmetrical neck profiles, split saddles for improved intonation, and bi-channel truss rods for optimal neck stability. All of these features can be found on the new Pro Series TNV360SC, an opulent guitar that represents the pinnacle of the company's line and is one of the limited-production models made in Takamine's Japanese specialty shop.
Like all guitars made in the specialty shop, the TNV360SC is made from a selection of fine tonewoods, including a solid bear-claw spruce soundboard (so named as the figuring looks as if it had been produced by swipes from a bear), a mahogany neck, solid Indian rosewood back and sides, and an ebony fingerboard and bridge. My review model boasted especially nice specimens. The top was finely grained and subtly figured, while the back and sides were a warm, dark chocolate hue.
The TNV360SC is built with CNC machinery and put together by a skilled ensemble of luthiers with hand tools, and the craftsmanship on my example was unimpeachable. The 20 nickel-silver frets were perfectly seated and hand polished, and the nut and saddles (one for the high E and B strings and another for the lower four) were perfectly notched. Not a single imperfection could be found on the polyurethane finish, which was buffed to a luxurious gloss. Inside, the body showed no evidence of the hide glue with which the bracing and kerfing were carefully adhered.
It's easy to zip around on the TNV360SC's medium-sized neck, with its 644-millimeter (25.35-inch) scale length and 45-millimeter (1.77-inch) nut. The factory-set action is perfect—nice and low, but not so much that there is unwanted buzzing. I played for a straight half-hour, in all positions and with an assortment of fingerings, and experienced not much in the way of fret-hand strain.
According to Takamine, the soundboard of the TNV360SC is "individually voiced to maximize its power and dynamic range," and the guitar did indeed have a robustly booming voice, with a taut bass and a crystalline treble. When subjected to some boom-chuck strumming patterns and bluegrass-type single note solos, the guitar responded authoritatively.
With its relatively wide nut, the TNV360SC offers ample room for fingerpicking, and although dreadnoughts sometimes perform lukewarmly in this capacity, it sounds brilliant and responsive for some fingerstyle improvisations in DADGAD and open G, slackened tunings in which the bass retains its power and snappiness.
In addition to the Palathetic pickup, my TNV360SC was equipped with a more recent Takamine innovation: a CTP-2 CoolTube preamp, powered by a 12AU7 vacuum tube and four AA batteries. This assemblage features a volume control and three-band equalizer, the mid control of which has a separate knob for fine-tuning the frequencies between 200Hz and 8.5kHz, as well as a handy digital tuner.
Plugged into a Fender Acoustasonic, the Palathetic-and-CoolTube combo sounds excellent, rich, and organic when set flat, with a bit of warmth added by mixing in power from the tube—all without the tubbiness and feedback characteristic of some acoustic pickups. In other words, the TNV360SC is a benchmark of a luxurious modern acousticelectric dreadnought.
IN Good Hands
Takamine product manager David Gonzalez fields questions about the TNV360SC.
· Does the bear-claw figure in the Sitka have any sonic effects?
It's primarily aesthetic. However, there is a common belief that the bear-claw figuring adds a certain degree of extra stiffness to the top, giving it a stronger fundamental sound. But each one is unique, so the sound ultimately depends on the properties of the individual top.
· What kind of player did Takamine have in mind when designing this guitar?
The player who wants a traditional-looking instrument with modern performance features.
· How much of the guitar is made by hand?
The bulk of the CNC work is done in the early stages, when making the raw parts. The top braces are shaped by hand, the binding and inlay work is by hand, and the neck is fitted to the body by hand. Machinery makes certain functions more efficient, but it takes the human hand to make it a musical instrument and to give the guitar its soul.
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"Everyone wants to be adored."
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Zac Efron is might play Luke Skywalker in Star Wars Episodes 7, 8 and 9.
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not a lot going on with the Zefron lately, but here he is at a Lakers game the other day:
"Everyone wants to be adored."
God, we needs some new shirtless pictures or something
u guyz r funnyyy...i have a feeling it will be awhile b4 we see sum half-nekkid Zefron pix...but, in the meantime, here he is getting gas yesterday in Studio City (Los Angeles, CA):
"Everyone wants to be adored."
the Zefron is nominated for a People's Choice Award: Favorite Dramatic Actor for "The Lucky One"
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who want to have a pretty badass zac?
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Anything new on the horizon for Zac?
damn dude! I thought I'd have some new jerking material when I saw the "Zac Efon" thread had a new post. Tease!!!
All I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS' EVE IS HIS COCK & WARM JIZZ!!!!
Society is funny. They ask you to be yourself and yet they judge you.
i like that gray shirt he was wearing.
he is just gorgeous at every angle.
here is a picture i have never seen before....
so i thought you would like to see it as well
You only live once !
I saw Liberal Arts... It sucked.
Paperboy... I can't wait!
Shirtless and more
#18 is so hot and Im not really an Efron fan, but damn, gotta give the boy props, he does look good.
i have a really hard question for you guys....
who does look better and pls be really honest with me and yourself
You only live once !
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lol no comparison. Bieber wishes.
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Visitation was from 9-10 a.m. Tuesday, December 4, 2012, at Clarksdale Baptist Church in Clarksdale.
Funeral service was at 10 Tuesday at Clarksdale Baptist Church in Clarksdale with burial in the Oakridge Cemetery. Meredith-Nowell Funeral Home in Clarksdale handled the arrangements.
She was a member of Clarksdale Baptist Church.
Survivors include daughter Linda Clark (Chuck) of Clarksdale; son Charles P. McClure Jr. of Batesville; sister Jimmie Mosley of Cleveland; grandchildren Carolyn Hamilton McClure, Dorothy Claire McClure, Christopher Pate, Julie Clark; great-grandchild Jackson Chase Byrd.
She was preceded in death by her husband Charles P. McClure.


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Bears notebook: Victory may have come at a great cost to Bears
BY MARK POTASH email@example.com November 25, 2012 10:58PM
Bears running back Matt Forte leaves the field in the third quarter of the Chicago Bears-Minnesota Vikings NFL game Sunday November 25, 2012 at Soldier Field. | Tom Cruze~Sun-Times
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A rejuvenating victory did not come without a cost Sunday. The Bears will have to wait until Monday to find out just how big of a price they paid.
Five starters left the game and did not return — running back Matt Forte (ankle), cornerback Charles Tillman (ankle), wide receiver/kick returner Devin Hester (concussion) and guards Lance Louis (knee sprain) and Chris Spencer (knee sprain).
Louis' injury occurred under particularly unfortunate circumstances. He was blindsided by an aggressive block by Vikings' defensive end Jared Allen during an interception off a deflected pass in the third quarter. Louis is scheduled to undergo an MRI exam Monday.
''I thought it was a legal hit,'' Allen said. '' I turned around, he was running to make a tackle and I threw myself into him. My condolences to him and his family. I never, ever try and intentionally hurt anybody. I'm just trying to make a block and spring our guy down the sideline.''
Bears tackle Jonathan Scott didn't have a problem with it.
''I saw the hit, but we play football,'' Scott said. ''Can't have any negative malice against whoever hit him. I try to go full speed, too.''
Carimi pitches in
Gabe Carimi lost his starting job to Scott this week, but still made an impact as an extra tackle on short-yardage plays. He also played guard for the first time in his life whe he replaced Louis in the third quarter.
''I was glad to get a shot. I'm ready to go wherever they put me,'' Carimi said. ''I knew the situation as soon as Ed was in there [for Spencer] that I was the backup for all positions besides center. Hopefully Lance is back, though. He's our true [starting right] guard. It sounds like he should be.''
Podlesh scores
Punter Adam Podlesh continued his improved performance, averaging 43.3 net yards on four punts. But he also scored a two-point conversion on a fake PAT after Michael Bush's first touchdown to give the Bears an 18-3 lead in the second quarter.
''That's the first time I scored in a football game since my senior year in high school [as a running back],'' Podlesh said.
''The Vikings had a look that we knew [would] let us run that play. They showed it a couple of times, so we figured that's we'd make it an automatic — if they showed it again, coach [Dave Toub] said, we're going to run it.''
Peterson gets Nick-ed
Bears linebacker Nick Roach said he was just trying tackle Adrian Peterson on a first-quarter carry and got a bonus when Peterson fumbled. Charles Tillman recovered at the Vikings 34. Bush scored six plays later to give the Bears a 7-3 lead.
''Every dog has his day. Fortunately I had mine,'' Roach said. ''I was just trying to reach out and grab him. And where my hand hit happened to be right on the ball.''
Peterson has lost five fumbles in his last 891 carries over 46 games — three of them have come against the Bears
Peppers' 12th block
Vikings placekicker Blair Walsh was 14-of-14 on field goal attempts inside of 40 yards. But Julius Peppers blocked Blair's 30-yard attempt in the second quarter. It was Peppers' 12th career blocked kick and the Bears' 24th blocked kick since Dave Toub became the special teams coordinator in 2004.


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Breakup with Brian Urlacher was right move for Bears
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2001 16 90-27 6.0 3 0 2 2 1
2002 16 118-35 4.5 1 0 2 2 0
2003 16 88-28 2.5 0 0 0 0 0
2004 9 54-17 5.5 1 0 2 0 0
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It was quite an impressive group of people who were throwing hosannas Brian Urlacher's way.
Bears chairman George McCaskey said he hoped Urlacher would be back for the 2013 season, going so far as to say he would be heartbroken as a fan to see the future Hall of Famer finish his career with another team.
Team president Ted Phillips also said he hoped Urlacher would retire as a Bear. Coach Marc Trestman said he wanted Urlacher for the upcoming season.
With support like that the past few days, who needed an agent to negotiate a contract? It sounded as if all Urlacher required was a pen and something to wipe the slobber off from team higher-ups.
But something didn't sound right. Or, to be more precise, something felt wrong. It all seemed too much, as if every time another bigwig expressed his undying love for Urlacher, the chances of his returning shrunk.
So when word finally drifted out Wednesday that Urlacher and the team were unable to come to an agreement on a contract, I can't say I was surprised. The end had arrived, as it should have.
It's the best conclusion to an uncomfortable situation for the Bears, who, while they might not have been sighing in relief at the breakup, should at least feel like they are moving in the right direction, which would be forward.
What else were the Bears supposed to say when reporters asked them about Urlacher's future? That the man couldn't run anymore? That very few, if any, teams were interested in signing him? That life would indeed go on, no matter how much they would miss their once-great middle linebacker? No. That would have been suicide in a town that sees a little bit of itself in Urlacher's sharp edges. It would have been like taking a blowtorch to the Picasso sculpture.
Some will accuse the Bears of going the cheap route, because it's such a well-traveled road with this franchise. But it will take a lot to convince me that this was about anything other than Urlacher's inability to play the game of football at a high level. If you saw him try to move laterally last season, you know he's not Brian Urlacher anymore. The Bears' reported one-year offer of $2 million wasn't an insult. It was a message that said, "We're not thrilled about having to make an offer, so, you know, here you go.''
If Urlacher could still play, the salary cap wouldn't have been the obstacle the Bears have made it out to be.
I'm not a mind reader, but when general manager Phil Emery talked about Urlacher after a press conference introducing Martellus Bennett and Jermon Bushrod last week, I had the distinct feeling he wasn't sold on bringing the linebacker back. In a little more than a year on the job, Emery has struck me as someone whose rational side always wins out over his emotional side. In Chicago, the emotional side always votes for keeping the icon. You don't kick an aging superstar to the sideline.
But the rational side, the side that's in charge of building the best Bears team possible, had to know that re-signing Urlacher, who turns 35 in May, wasn't the right thing to do. The rational side had to know that there were plenty of options at middle linebacker on the free-agent market.
The shame is that Urlacher's departure should be more than a rundown of why the Bears didn't sign him. He deserves better for a 13-year career and eight Pro Bowl selections. But that's what the big business of sports does to athletes, the same as it always has, and in truth, Urlacher played a role in it ending like this. He could have taken whatever the Bears were offering or he could have retired. But he's a proud man who is used to being at the top of his craft. You can't turn that off. For a great athlete, there are few tougher things than being told you're not what you think you are.
Ah, but the great memories. There was the 25-tackle game against Arizona in a 2006 Monday night game, notable not just for Urlacher's ridiculous speed but for the Cardinals' laissez-faire attitude toward blocking him. Arizona coach Dennis Green famously screamed afterward, "The Bears are who we thought they were!'' And Urlacher was everything we thought he was and probably more.
He was a fiend as a safety in college, which meant that when he converted to linebacker in Chicago, there was no such thing as a fair fight in one-on-one battles with a running back or a tight end. The Bears' ability to play Lovie Smith's Cover-2 defense was predicated on the middle linebacker being able to drop back in coverage. Nobody could do it better than Urlacher.
That's how we should remember him, and I think that's how we will remember him. This doesn't feel at all like the ugly falling out between the team and another of its transcendent middle linebackers, Dick Butkus. Surely Urlacher sees that there aren't teams clamoring for his services, and surely he sees that one business decision doesn't wipe out 13 years of history.
He bled for this team and for this city. He could be ornery on occasion, a little rough and snarly, but once he walked onto a football field, he was ornery, rough and snarly for the Chicago Bears. And that was more than enough for most of us.


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Updated: November 16, 2012 12:32PM
Chili, charity and the Bears all come into play Dec. 2 for a day of fundraising for the Mokena Mayors Charitable Foundation.
The foundation hosts its Seventh Annual Charity Chili Party from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the William F. Martin VFW Post, 19825 S. Wolf Road. Tickets are $20 per person or $40 per family and will be sold at the door.
The cost includes chili or a hot dog, one nonalcoholic beverage and popcorn.
There also will be silent auctions and raffles to raise money to help local wounded warriors. Participants will be able to watch the Bears play the Seattle Seahawks, starting at noon.
Cooks can sign up to enter their chili and compete for prizes in the cookoff.
The Mayors Charitable Foundation also sponsors an annual carnival to raise money for local organizations, and an annual golf outing to fund scholarships for college students.
For more information, visit www.mokena.org or call Mokena Village Hall at (708) 479-3900.
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Yesterday the Senate Majority formally introduced their "New Jobs NY" plan. It has some nice ideas in there and even addresses some issues that NFIB has been advocating for. Of course the fear is that some may view this as a potential trade off for raising the minimum wage. For me, that is a non-starter. While I support the "New Jobs NY" plan, I will not trade minimum wage for it.
For me, the most interesting development yesterday was the Governor's comments, again, that he did not see minimum wage happening this year. Also, Majority Leader Skelos stated that the Senate would not be voting forany minimum wage legislation this year as well. Both are encouraging, but there still are a few weeks left to go before session ends. Safe to say that small business owners are not out of the woods yet.
As for some other headlines…
Governor Cuomo appointed two co-chairs for the State Democratic Party.
Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb went on Capital Tonight and discussed a variety of issues, including minimum wage.
Unshackle Upstate Executive Director Brian Sampson op-eds against the "out of network bill" and how it will only increase health care costs.


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Battery BacPac + Original HD HERO Camera If you are using the Battery BacPac™ with the Original HD HERO camera, software update version 54 or later is required and needs to be installed on your on your HD HERO camera. Click here to download and install the most current software version » Battery BacPac + HD HERO2 Camera If you are using the Battery BacPac with the HD HERO2 camera, the Battery BacPac is compatible with the HD HERO2 camera out of the box and NO software update is required. Click... Read More »
If you have a problem with your camera's audio after using the Battery BacPac, it's likely that you haven't successfully updated your camera's software to be able to function with the Battery BacPac. Once you find the LCO/LCF settings on your camera, you know that the camera software is properly installed and it will be ready to function with the Battery BacPac. Please check out the Updating the Software in the HD HERO Original Camera page for instructions on how to update your camera's software.
If you have a HD HERO Original camera, you may need to download new firmware using the Battery BacPac. If the number 2 does not appear on the front status screen when the Battery BacPac is fully charged after being attached to the camera. Please update your HD HERO Original camera's firmware and follow the instructions to upload the new software to your camera. The HD HERO2 does not require a firmware update for the Battery BacPac to function properly.
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This article shows Premium Accessory compatibility with the different GoPro camera models.