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The following, submitted September 2002, is from material developed for Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana by Tom Davis.
Though a great lover of nature and the outdoors, Richard Gruelle had painting as the driving force in his life. "The fragrance of sweet jasmine in the woods was not so sweet as the smell of new canvas and new tubes of color."
Believing in "art for the heart's sake," Gruelle felt the artist had "the duty of carrying the gospel of encouragement and uplift to all; to awaken a love and understanding of the beautiful and pure; and to so animate the impulse of this awakening as to bring its influence to bear on things of daily experience." (Gruelle, as quoted by Mary Q. Burnet,
Art and Artists of Indiana
, (New York, The Century Company, 1921), 185, 195)
Called by Jacob Dunn, in his
History of Greater Indianapolis
, "the most absolutely untaught artist who ever did really good work in the vicinity," ( 485), Richard Gruelle was born in Cynthiana, Kentucky, the youngest of the eight boys and three girls born to John and Prudence Gruelle. Both there, and in Arcola, Illinois where the family moved six years later, young Richard drew on "everything he could find," and apparently, any time and all the time, for his teachers were constantly reprimanding him for drawing during class. But with the whole-hearted encouragement of his mother, he would draw up scenes for his own "panorama shows," charging his friends and neighbors "five pins" to see his primitive "slide shows"of scenes of the battle between the Monitor and the Merrimac.
Forced by the need of helping to support this large family of brothers and sisters, he became an apprentice house painter at the age of thirteen. In those days, the painters had to mix their own colors, and Richard showed such prowess in his ability to mix and match colors of paint, and to use the leftovers in the pictures he was able to paint on "rainy days and Sundays" that his boss offered to pay him a full week's wages for just three days of house painting work. He was made a partner in the business at the age of sixteen, but tiring of the periodic bouts of lead poisoning he got from working with the house paint, Gruelle soon left the business to try his hand at making a living by doing portraits, mostly of the recently deceased.
There just wasn't enough death or other business in small Arcola for a budding artist, and Gruelle took a job with a railroad surveying crew to provide him with an income. When a sketch he made of his bosses' own dearly departed child was so well received, he left the railroad and set up another portrait studio in the somewhat larger town of Decatur, Illinois. This circumstance, combined with giving art lessons, provided him with a living for a couple of years. Even more importantly, it provided him with a wife, Alice Benton, who had moved to Decatur from Massachusetts when in her teens. Needing now to provide for two, the newlyweds moved to Cincinnati, where Richard took a job painting landscapes on the sides of steel safes.
When his father died in 1876, the couple moved to Arcola to care for his mother and an aged aunt. It was not a good time for Grue
lle, who wanted to make a living from his painting in a town that would only have the dead painted. When the aunt died several years later, Richard packed up his mother, wife, and son John, who had been born in Arcola on December 24,1880, and moved to Gainesville, Florida where they stayed briefly with one of his older brothers before moving back north. In 1882, the Gruelles sat up a household at in Indianapolis at 287 Davidson Street in the area around Lockerbie Street. He turned his focus from portraits to landscapes, working both in oil and watercolor, and made a steady living. In 1891, he was asked by his friend and neighbor James Whitcomb Riley to illustrate his works
When the Frost is on the Punkin
and "
The Old Swimmin Hole
As artists including Theodore Steele and William Forsyth began to arrive back in town after their studies abroad, Gruelle became a little self-conscious about his own lack of formal training. But as he later wrote, "Not withstanding this influx of thoroughly trained talent, Mr. Gruelle has steadily held his own." Commenting later, in his 1916 book,
Art in Indiana,
William Forsyth observed that in some ways, Gruelle did more than hold his own. "Unfortunately Gruelle had no advantage of training and his sincere love of nature was hampered in expression all his life. Nevertheless, he enjoyed great popularity---possibly as much as any artist locally ever did. Possibly there are more of his pictures owned in Indianapolis than of any other artist."
Gruelle had a knack for making friends, and very often friends in higher places. When Benjamin Harrison was U.S. President, a local art connoisseur named Herbert Hess, who was one of Harrison's many local appointees to bureaucratic offices in Washington, invited Gruelle to spend time in the Capitol painting and exhibiting. One of his works was purchased by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. It was also while on one of these trips that he visited the art collection of rich industrialist William Walters near Baltimore. Gruelle described this collection in letters to his Indianapolis friend Carl Lieber, who was so impressed that he saw to it that Gruelle's descriptions of some of the paintings in Walters' collection were included in Joseph Bowles
Modern Art
periodical. When a copy of
Modern Art
fell into the hands of Walters, he hired Gruelle to spend a year with his collection and write a complete catalogue of the works. The result was a 217 page text entitled
Notes: Critical & Biographical,
which became one of the most prized works on art printed in the late 1900s.
On a more personal level, the time he was able to devote to looking at the works of master artists in great detail helped provided Gruelle with some of the formal training he had never been able to receive. Seven of his oil paintings and three water colors were included in the Denison Hotel Exhibition in 1894 that eventually made its way to Chicago with the "Hoosier Group" exhibition. Here his works were displayed next to those of his more schooled colleagues, a fact which must have given Gruelle no small satisfaction.
But at about the same time the Hoosier Group* was focusing their attention on all things Indiana, and even though he would say "No matter where I may be, Indianapolis is my home, the place where my heart is," Gruelle began to devote much of his attention to the east coast, continuing the associations he had made while in Washington and Baltimore. Maintaining a new home at 537 Tacoma Avenue in what then was a sparsely populated part of town on the northeast side, he made regular trips to Massachusetts, and seascapes became as much a part of his repertoire as bucolic country scenes.
He left Indianapolis altogether in December 1905, taking the family to live in New York City where he hoped for "a little artistic rejuvenation amongst the art galleries and museums." A year of big city life was all Richard and Alice could stand, and the couple moved back to Indianapolis in 1907. But their younger children, Prudence and Justin, were drawn by the opportunities of New York. Prudence stayed behind to study at the Metropolitan Opera School, and younger Justin returned in 1909 to study art. Again drawn by his east coast artist friends, with the added desire to be close to his children, in 1910 Gruelle purchased property near Norwalk, Connecticut, where he and his son and new son-in-law had a studio and much scenery to paint. He was especially pleased when his oldest son John was hired as a cartoonist by the
New York Herald Tribune
and was able to move from Cleveland to be with them.
Gruelle continued to make trips back to Indianapolis to see friends and family and to exhibit his works. After suffering a stoke in July 1912, he was unable to continue painting. He remained hopeful of returning to the work he loved right up until his death on November 8, 1914, when he was in his beloved Indianapolis visiting his wife's family.
The next year his son, Johnny Gruelle, patented a doll whose name came to him by combining the names of two of the favorite characters from the poems of the poet he had known as a child and whose works his dad had sometimes illustrated. The doll's name was Raggedy Ann. Johnny's success soon outstripped that of his father. (He took his design for the doll from one his mom had made for his young daughter.) Recalling his father, who had been a constant whistler, the son once said: "He was a joyous soul, who loved life, and deeply savored the living of it, and his self-produced melody was an expression of this."
But Richard Gruelle's legacy is not limited to the fame of his son, nor to the constant but evanescent melody of his whistling. Art Critic Martin Krause, writing
The Passage
, his study of the artists of the Hoosier Group, notes that "Gruelle, the most sporadic member of the "Hoosier Group" produced the most identifiable Indiana painting ever crafted,
The Canal-Morning Effect
It is Gruelle's acknowledged masterpiece. With his innate sense of the dramatic, Gruelle alluded to both Indiana's history and to its future while painting the reality of contemporary Indianapolis.
Martin Krause,
The Passage: Return of Indiana Painters from Germany, 1880-1905
. Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Museum of Art, 1990, 144).
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A self-taught landscape painter, illustrator and writer Richard Gruelle lived in Indianapolis and Norwalk, Connecticut. He was apprenticed to a house and sign painter as a young man. He initially practiced portraiture but was best known as a landscape painter in the tradition of the Barbizon school, having taken up landscape painting in oil and watercolor in Indianapolis, circa1882. He painted for several seasons during the1890s in Washington, DC and held several exhibitions there.
Gruelle was a member of the reknowned "Hoosier Group" which included T. C. Steele, William Forsyth, J. Ottis Adams and Otto Stark (see entries for each). In 1897 he was commissioned to paint seascapes in New England and eventually made annual painting trips to Cape Ann (MA ). In 1905 he moved to New York City, returning briefly to Indiana in 1907, but then settling permanently in the East in 1910 in Norwalk, Connecticut, near the Silver Mine River.
He died while on a visit to Indianapolis.
He was illustrator of James Whitcomb Riley's
When the Frost is on the Punkin
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The Old Swimmin; Hole
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Exhibitions included the Denison Hotel, 1894; Five Hoosier Painters, Chicago, 1894; Art Institute of Chicago, 1897; Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904; Indianapolis & New Canaan (solos).
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Blank program outlines for all Arts programs are available on the Arts Student Services web page at www.arts.uregina.ca/current-students
Students who wish to have their degree conferred as soon as possible after completing their requirements should apply while in their final semester of courses. Students who will be finishing in December need to apply by November 30th in order to have their degree conferred in January. Students who will be finishing in April need to apply by January 31st in order to have their degree conferred in May. Students who will be finishing during Spring/Summer session need to apply by July 31st in order to have their degree conferred in October.
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Bachelor of Arts Honours | 70% | 60% | 65% (for second major, non-Honours) | 75% | 65% |
Bachelor of Geographic Information Science | 60% | 60% | 65% | N/A | 65% |
Bachelor of Health Studies | 65% | 60% | N/A | N/A | 65% |
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Cowboys retirement standoff with QB Kyle Orton moving to training camp
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UPDATED: Friday, June 20, 2014 - 1:13pm
Irving — Now that mini camp is over, the retirement standoff between the Dallas Cowboys and backup quarterback Kyle Orton has now been moved to training camp in Oxnard, Ca.
Orton has been fined roughly $70,000 for missing minicamp.
And he will be fined $30,000 each day if he doesn't report to training camp with the team July 23.
For more go to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Why We Love Ice Cream
by Dana Angelo White in Cookies & Other Desserts, July 15, 2012Happy National Ice Cream Day! As a former scooper and life long ice cream-aholic, I consider myself somewhat of an aficionado. Even though my career is all about nutrition, I know there are many reasons to love this creamy cold confection.
Ice Cream Facts
Originating in ancient China, ice cream is a combination of cream, milk, sweeteners, flavorings and add-ins like fruit, nuts and candy. Did you know these fun facts?
- The first ice cream parlor opened its doors in America in New York City in 1776.
- We have an inventor from the 1904 World's Fair to thank for making ice cream more portable — with a cone.
- While softening in the microwave is a popular method, you risk over-melting or even burning the ice cream. For best results, allow it to sit out on the counter for 5 to 10 minutes before dishing it out.
- Ice cream relies on fat to make it smooth and creamy – the higher the fat content, the less time it will take to soften.
- Research has found that eating ice cream in a cone may be the smarter choice. Licking away with the warmth of the tongue releases the flavor better, plus a cone takes longer to eat.
Nutrition Info
One-half cup of vanilla ice cream has about 215 calories and 11 grams of fat (the same amount of chocolate has 250 calories and 16 grams of fat) — if you pay attention to portions, this is reasonable for a sweet treat. Opting for soft serve ice cream (typically made from more milk than cream) will save some fat; a small vanilla cone will set you back the same amount of calories (about 230) with only 7 grams of fat.
Shakes and candy-topped sundaes are what can get you into real trouble. A 16-ounce strawberry shake from a popular fast food joint packs in 600 calories. A medium sundae with chunks of cookies or candy can easily reach 800+ calories per serving.
There's a bright side to ice cream nutrition facts. Ice cream has 5 grams of protein and 10% of your daily calcium needs per half-cup serving. So while you shouldn't rely on ice cream solely to meet your needs, there's some benefit to an occasional scoop.
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The plot for "Dear XXX" is an apparently simple one. An unnamed young man, worn down and repulsed by the world around him, chooses to isolate himself completely within the confines of his suburban house. He has only himself, his record collection, and his typewriter for entertainment. Admittedly, given our modern world's harsh and chaotic images inescapably brought home to us at all hours by our cable televisions, Internet connections, and cellular phones, it is not hard to understand the protagonist's desire for a life less intrusive. But, is this a simple plot? No, not even close.
It has been said that you know a movie is good if you're still thinking about it long after it has ended. Here, "Dear XXX" does not disappoint. Much can be made of the unnamed man's journey into isolation. Similar complex themes dealing with enlightenment are explored by many diverse works. For example, we have the heroes in both Henry David Thoreau's Walden and Friedrich Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra who retreat into the woods in search of their purpose, while The New Testament's Jesus Christ ventures into the desert to find his. If you do get a chance to see this film, many such themes will echo in your head for days later as you try to discern the true message and intentions of the filmmakers. Keep in mind that "Dear XXX" will disturb you. But, it will disturb you because it challenges you, not because it is trying for a cheap thrill.
Part information age adaptation of Dostoyevsky's Notes from the Underground and part exploration of musical ritual, "Dear XXX" is well thought out and beautifully executed. Aided by Greg Braun's haunting performance and Strictly Ballroom's soundtrack, "Dear XXX" achieves in 9 minutes what few films can in ninety. Substance and depth.
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Noreen had better start going out with more people her own age. Whenever she called her parents, it was like walking with a person, but her mom thought he had better start going out more people her own age, so she had better start, no? So start. Noreen told her mom she was worried that her job was insecure, which was a really stupid thing to worry about, in retrospect. Though she taught in one of the worst neighborhoods, her job was secure. She was in a union. She should really be more insecure in safe neighborhoods, where she could scan twenty blocks and run into two or three jamokes she knew. Jamokes, awful word. Racist word. The sheer weirdness of having anyone old around she didn't want to talk to, as opposed to anyone new around she didn't want to talk to, was, like, double fail
Someone in the old group was probably a few months shy of a promotion. It was important to remain aware of these personnel shifts. One never knew who might be leaving to go to graduate school, or who might be experiencing a spiritual crisis on the job, giving two weeks notice, coming back to the East Coast two and a half years later with a Flickr album of economic development projects and a master's degree. It was easy enough to keep track of her ex-classmates' exploits online, but people told their best stories in person, for fear of committing the rest online. Noreen ferreted that a friend in the cohort above her got a bonus for his class' standardized test performance. So she set up a congratulatory group dinner to placate her mom: Restaurant Week, or Groupon, or some deal. Had she known how many antacids she'd have to take in advance, she would've slipped a couple of boxes of calcium carbonate tablets out of the chemistry lab for free. Noreen sent the guest of honor a text: "see you soon." Her sigh was inaudible over wi-fi
"Sorry I'm late. I got lost."
"Did you use context clues?"
"We don't need context. We need maps. This is why we have phones."
When they arrived, everyone was really collegial and sort of giddy. The talk around everyone's schools was that there was talk going around their schools
"We should get you a girlfriend, Flann! You're cute."
"You know who's cute? Young Harold Ramis. He was so attractive, before he got, like—
"I'm sorry, who's Harold Ramis?"
"Egon from Ghostbusters. Directed Animal House. He was in Stripes?"
"So what's your type?"
"Tall, kind of lanky, shaggy-looking, dark hair, pale skin, glasses, you know, sort of—well, this isn't P.C., is that okay with everybody?"
"Fine by me!"
"You know, like, real bookish. I don't know. I guess that's really specific?"
"That's not specific at all!"
"So your type is Egon."
"Yeah. Basically."
"But what do you like physically?"
"James Taylor. Like, that would be my ideal. That whole lanky Seventies troubadour type. Jackson Browne. Harry Nilsson, except he's blonde."
"So how does that lead to Flann?"
"We like the same books and music. And he's really sincere."
"Yeah, he is very sincere."
"So, shared interests, lanky, he's sincere…"
"And I liked his glasses."
"His glasses! What glasses?"
"These ones he got on his trip for 25 dollars."
"But you're so much cooler than him."
"Oh, I think not."
"Come on."
"So I'm guessing you're into that whole Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate thing?"
"Yeah. That has got to be the least cool reference I have ever come up with. Actually, you know who I think is really hot? Robert DeNiro in Taxi Driver."
"You're digging the Mohawk."
"No, I mean, like, preppy Travis Bickle from the first part."
"Preppy Travis Bickle."
"He looks like Adrien Brody."
"Then why didn't you say Adrien Brody? The whole DeNiro thing is skeevy."
"And Adrien Brody isn't? How does he not convey that? That'd be like saying 'In The Pianist, he was so hot.'"
"Oh, I love genocide!"
"Yeah, Adrien Brody had to die, because he was making everyone too hot."
"But he doesn't even die!"
"Alert, alert!"
"You know who's really good in Taxi Driver? Albert Brooks. The office banter
"Sometimes you forget DeNiro's even there."
"You know, I'm really into failed presidential candidates. I used to like to get high and think about Paul Tsongas."
"How do you even remember Paul Tsongas?"
"I don't."
"I do."
The guy who thought Noreen was cute wanted her to need somebody to walk her back to the Metro. It was kind of raining. She was kind of going on, but he didn't have anything else doing
"You strike me as being intelligent. I can tell that you're a very intelligent person. I'm feeling kind of bullish on you right now, Flann. You know that?"
"I heard from the others you can rap."
"They said you write these amazeballs raps."
"But I can't rap. I can write rap. I write songs. It's the same thing, kind of."
"Are you a member of hip-hop nation?"
"I read Can't Stop, Won't Stop. Does that count?"
"Total grandma-glance."
"What's a grandma-glance?"
"It's like Fabolous, 'I'm in a throwback so old it'll make your grandma glance.' Not Give a Fuck.' So overdone. Just a tired, threadbare meme. I saw it on this website. Here, let me pull up the URL." He pulled up the home page on his phone. "Have you seen this?"
"No. Is it good?"
"Yeah! It goes, like, line by line to explain the references. Their library isn't too big yet, but it's getting there."
"Good lookin' out."
"Do a freestyle about Yale. Your mom went there, right?"
"No. Yes."
"You're an ex-chem major. Drop some fucking science." Flann recalled his bonus friend saying online at some point that he wanted to kill this girl half the time were it not for her redeeming qualities as a good listener. Praying to the alchemist above, though, Noreen began:
Shawty, is there something next?
'Cause you gettin' too close for comfort
For the moment please close read this text
Shore this talky exegesis into your next 5-page paper for D.S
But D.S. is B.S., the Have weather's a beast, need my winter scarf from J. Press
Fleur de lis, baby, for my college of residence Ezra Stiles
You got prep style, too, boo
Come meet my crew in my room around 2
We can go from there to scarf late-night Mamoun's on Edgewood Avenue
Drink mango juice and revise your response to "The Turn of the Screw"
But Henry James ain't got shit on this motley rendezvous
We'll nix Nikki Sixx for some time in the south central Connecticut sticks
I'll be your connect, be like Edwin McCain
Be Jane Jacobs, be like your ambassador to the Have's off-campus wards
Get us so high on HOPE-VI chit-chat we make Bob A.M. Stern and Vince Scully bored
Don't you hate Bob Moses' Oak Street Connector to the I-95 corridor?
No reason Fair Haven can't look like Milford, it's practically next door
Shit, public transit link New Haven to New York with the Metro North
But tonight where to cavort? You been to Dixwell? Hell, poverty for LBJ was war
More important for me today is the way you make my dick swell
Was that too crude? Sometimes have to rein in my crass superior attitude
Credit this school, make me so shrewd I graduate with 39.5 course credits summa cum
Capo di Phi Beta Kappa and a Gen Y meta rapper?
Wrap your head around that and then around me in my tree-bed
'Cause we already telecommunicating like Odysseus and Penelope fornicating to make Telemachus
Wreckz-N-Effect made "Rumpshaker"
What will they make of us?
All I wanna do is zoom-zoom with a student of Harold Bloom
Genius and genius competing with dreams of a siren in 300-count sheets
(that us?)
Our limbs entangled like labyrinths, but pages count, too
Labyrinth Books, or is it the Strand on E. 12th Street for us?
Gettin' so anxious for you to prance in with your influence
Shit,we can raid shelves and roll Ls, delve into 'em…
"And I don't have anything else."
"That's adorable."
"Thanks. It's raining harder now."
"Aww, are you getting wet?"
"Actually, yeah. Here I am, I go through all this effort to walk you here, rap for you—"
"I would let you under, but… hmm?" Noreen shrugged in the general direction of her purse, a slouchy leathery number. Both of her hands pointed toward the handbag, cupped upward and close together, as if she were apologizing for the unfortunate intrusion of her accessory. Flann thought for a fleeting second that he had taken her bag with him—for protection, naturally—and made a run for his car: him, his umbrella, and her precious bag. Of course, he was too nice to do as much in real life, and he didn't retort with anything, unless a resigned "Okay" counts


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I was shocked to find out that a non-city pizza place had Vegan options. The idea of Carmen is for a place that all members of the family can eat and enjoy and not feal left out if they are Vegan. The pizza is excellent and the stromboli is delicious! The staff is always friendly and will make sure you get what you ordered.
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Help Us Plan Our Destination - Panhandle Beach With Best Food We live in Central Florida and are planning a panhandle beach trip for Memorial Day, choosing location based on best food available. Where should we go - Pensacola, Destin, Ft. Walton, Miramar, Santa Rosa, Panama City? |
Who has the best veggie burgers in Florida? I'm not veget/vegan, but I've tried veggie burgers here and there. BurgerFi has the best veggie burger I've ever had, with fresh, gourmet, unique veggie burger ingredients. Check out this review: http://theroamingkitchen.net/the-best... |
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It's been a long time, back in ATL a few days Awesome! Thanks for the recs! I kind of had Bocado on the mind, and a few others are also near where we will be. |
It's been a long time, back in ATL a few days I lived in ATL from 1999-2001 while at Emory, and loved the dining scene. I'll be visiting friends for a few days later this summer, and will have some time during the day when friends are at work, to explore with my 4 and 5 year old. The kids are foodies too, and I will take them most anywhere. Besides a few old favorites, I want to try places that weren't around when I lived there. I need two breakfasts, two lunches, and two dinners. Price is mostly not an issue, but we don't need the highest priced places where people would give me the side-eye for bringing even well-behaved children in the place. One caveat: while I am a foodie, and my kids will try most anything as well, I don't eat organ meat (I'll eat marrow and cheeks though). For instance, at first I thought Holeman and Finch looked interesting, as I have enjoyed public house concepts in other cities; but I looked at the menu and it's all heart, liver/pate, sweetbreads, and pickles/pickled. That's not my kind of place. |
Please Help Fill My Dining Itinerary Will be in New Orleans next week. I've been there many times, but mostly in my childhood. It's been 10 years since I last visited as an adult. I have the following dining plans, but need some help filling in ideas for our family of 4. We are adventurous eaters and love some Cajun, Creole, and seafood. Our kids are 4 and 5 and are accustomed to eating in nice restaurants, but we wouldn't take them to a place where people don't expect children. We are staying in the Garden District. This is what I have so far: Thu. Feb. 21 Fri. Feb. 22 Sat. Feb. 23. Sun. Feb. 24 Mon. Feb. 25 Thanks! |
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Unfortunately, the best pizza is probably not near the theme parks. I've lived here 12 years, and the best I've found is Italian Pie House in Orlando and Cafe Paisano in Longwood. As another poster mentioned, Anthony's and Mellow Mushroom won't steer you wrong, for sure. |
NOLA restaurant for small family birthday during our vacation Yep, my husband is running it! Thanks, we might do Commander's. We went a long time ago, but I wasn't feeling well that evening, so we didn't get the full experience. |
NOLA restaurant for small family birthday during our vacation We will probably be staying in the Garden District, and we will have a car, so we aren't limited to walking distance. We will probably come in on a Thursday night and leave Monday morning. The birthday celebration can be lunch or dinner. It will be my family of 4, plus my aunt. Price doesn't matter. |
NOLA restaurant for small family birthday during our vacation I am so excited to be taking my family to NOLA! I went there a lot as a child, because I had family living there at the time, but it's been years since I have been there. My husband will be running the marathon in February, which coincides with our daughter's 5th birthday. I know, that's a long way off, but I'm a planner and I enjoy thinking about it. We want to have just a small family party at a restaurant, but which restaurant? I want a place that will let us bring in our own Mardi Gras themed birthday cake, which I will get from a local NOLA bakery (bakery recommendations appreciated as well). The restaurant doesn't have to be specifically a "kids' restaurant." We are foodies, and we are raising our kids to appreciate diverse foods, too. Thanks so much! I can't wait to be back in New Orleans! |
Please help a mom flying into Detroit Perfect! Thank you for all the quick replies. We might try the Beirut place. We are foodies and raising our children to be foodies. Haha! They are accustomed to different types of foods, but if all else fails, it's good to know we can pick up a sandwich too. |
Please help a mom flying into Detroit I'm flying into Detroit soon, with my two small children in tow. Originally, a friend who has family there was picking us up at the airport, before we drive together into Indiana to visit friends. Now my friend can't go, so it will be just me and my kids. I have never been to Detroit. When we arrive, I will need to get lunch for my kids as soon as we pick up the rental car. What is the area near the airport like? Are there places to eat? Safe for a mom and two kids by themselves? Or will we have to drive a bit before finding food? Thanks so much. |
ISO: 1 amazing dinner for parents traveling without kids Thank you all. Sage and Le Cirque have been among my top choices. I didn't know about The Barrymore, but it looks like a good possibility as well. I have two months until I need to think about making a reservation. *sigh* too many good possibilities and only one night! (fortunately, I also have a LV trip with girlfriends in October, so whichever ones I don't hit this summer, there's another chance) Thanks so much again! |
ISO: 1 amazing dinner for parents traveling without kids My husband and I will be in LV in July. We will have one Friday night to have an amazing dinner of our choice, without kids in tow (for a change). Preferences: * We would rather spend not more than $250 total, including one bottle of wine. We'll go $300 if it's truly amazing food and unique atmosphere. Thanks! |
Southside Jacksonville / Baymeadows Hi, I did a search and didn't find what I'm looking for. I live in Orlando and will be spending one night in Jacksonville in mid-December, at I-95 and Baymeadows Rd. What are some "mid-range to nice-ish" eats nearby, particularly something we might not have in Orlando? We especially like ethnic foods, but anything is fine as long as it's good. |
FOR TONIGHT - need good eats along I-20 Hi there, I did a search for "interstate 20" and "I-20" and didn't find anything, so I need good kid-friendly (but not fast food) eats along I-20 between Birmingham and Atlanta for tonight, around 5-6:00. Thanks so much! |
Father's Day Brunch in New Smyrna Beach We live in Orlando and will be in New Smyrna Beach on Father's Day weekend. What's good for a nice brunch? thanks! |
Side dishes for crab claws and cheese grits Family is getting together this Saturday at the beach and having king crab claws, cheese grits, and cole slaw. What should I take that goes with this? I'm thinking a vegetable and a dessert. |
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I did a quick search and didn't find anything on this. We will be driving I-75 overnight Tuesday and will need to get breakfast in Macon, GA on Wednesday morning. I have driven through Macon on the interstate many times b/c I used to live in Atlanta, but I haven't really been in Macon. Is there anything besides fast food for breakfast? thanks |
Bluezoo is great. I haven't been to Artist Point, so I'll be thrilled to hear how it is. ----- |
Have you been to Jiko or Boma at the Animal Kingdom Lodge? They are both fantastic. |
I was just thinking the same thing. At every Moe's I've been to (which is at least 6 or 8), they always let me build whatever I want. I went to Chipotle a lot when it first opened in Florida, but stopped going after about a year because it was all the same. That being said, if you like spicy, as beerambassador said, you'll probably have better luck at Chipotle. I thought some items at Chipotle that should have been mild were pretty spicy for the average person. |
Trying to find a Thanksgiving ham to go for my son in college I was going to say Honey Baked Ham too. You can get a "mini ham" for $19.99, which will feed two college kids for at least two meals, even if they have big appetites. They also have sandwiches, sides, etc. They even have online ordering now. Check them out. ----- |
Thanksgiving dinner in Orlando. How Chowish are you looking for in that price range? When our son was born right before Thanksgiving two years ago, we did a casual Thanksgiving at Cracker Barrel, and we had a great time. There's one in Altamonte Springs on Douglas Ave. You might also call and find out if TooJay's in Altamonte Springs will be open Thanksgiving Day. I know they are open on Christmas, because we have been on Christmas (but it's a Jewish deli, so that may be why, but if Christmas, then maybe Thanksgiving???). ----- |
The comments have been great. I have only a few things to add: * According to the Orlando Sentinel, Johnson's Diner closed about three weeks ago. * 4 Rivers is outstanding, but so is a lesser known entertainment complex in Sanford (I saw you mention the drive to Sanford, so I'll put it here) called Route 46 (located conveniently on Hwy 46 in Sanford, just west of BJ's warehouse). It has several restaurants, a saloon, and live music on the weekends. It's a large place with lots of parking, but it gets crowded on weekends with Seminole County locals. Of their restaurants, we usually go to The Smokehouse. I think their smoked meatloaf beats anything at 4 Rivers (don't get me wrong, I love 4Rivers too). The Smokehouse also has the best creamed spinach I've had anywhere. Plus, I usually don't care for sweet potato fries, but theirs are superb. * I heart Ravenous Pig. ----- |
I love high end restaurants, but I can always go for Cracker Barrel, especially since I have two toddlers. It's very family friendly. I don't think I have ever had a bad food item there, although I'm not usually a fan of restaurant mashed potatoes anywhere except upscale places. But Cracker Barrel has fantastic breakfasts (pancakes, biscuits & gravy, and they are famous for their hashbrown casserole; admittedly, they sometimes have "off" days on the hashbrown casserole, but it's usually great). I love love love the fried shrimp and hush puppies. The salads are always SUPER FRESH. I have never had even the slightest wilted or brown lettuce on a salad at Cracker Barrel. They offer approximately 15 different vegetables, and each meal comes with 2 or 3 vegetables, depending on the meal. You can also get a veggie plate with 3-4 veggies. They are all good. My kids and I love the green beans. Also their "fried" apples aren't really fried. It's like apple pie filling without the pie crust, and it's heavenly. If you are a tea drinker, the raspberry iced tea is very good, but it's presweetened and it's overly sweet (I grew up in Alabama, and even I think it's overly sweet, it's pure sugar). I always order a half unsweet/half raspberry tea, and it's perfect. |


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Pragmatic Reflections on Final Causality," will appear in a volume entitled The Ultimate Why Question, forthcoming from the Catholic University of America Press. He serves as Chief Administrative Officer of The Metaphysical Society of America and as a member of the Committee of Administrative Officers of the American Council of Learned Societies. JOHN NALE, Assistant Professor. VITA Dr. Nale researches the mind-body problem and the concept of race. His recent essay, Kant's Racial Mind-Body Unions," argues that Kant's concept of race should be recognized as a solution to the problem. He is wrapping up a manuscript entitled "Another Mind-Body Problem: Mind, Body, and Race from Descartes to Kant," which argues that the mind-body problem is less a problem of beings that lack unity, but rather unifies minds and bodies that lack being. Earlier this year, Dr. Nale saw The Cambridge Foucault Lexicon appear, a volume of which he is co-editor. WILLIAM WILKERSON, Professor and Chair. VITA Dr. Wilkerson's research interests are currently split between two projects. First, he works on gay/lesbian philosophy. He explained how gay and lesbian identity can be both vivid and real while also remaining rooted in historical and social circumstances in his book, Ambiguity and Sexuality: A Theory of Sexual Identity. Since the publication of that book, he has been reading too much Foucault for his own good and working on the origins and genealogy of homophobia. This investigation seeks to place homophobia within broader cultural and political trends of the twentieth century. As for his second interest, he works to understand the relationship between subjectivity, freedom and the consciousness of time. This work takes off from his long interest in the existentialist tradition, and he is in the process of publishing essays on the Kantian roots of the Sartre/Merleau-Ponty debate over freedom. He is also trying to develop his own account of subjectivity and time that satisfies our basic intuitions about freedom. AUGUSTA GOOCH, Instructor. VITA Dr. Gooch's research focuses on metaphysical issues surrounding essence in contemporary texts. She is especially interested in Edith Stein's contributions to contemporary philosophy. She is further concerned to avoid deconstructionist programs in literary theory and to argue instead for the metaphysical status of literature as representative of a culture. She argues that human life reflects its link to the divine through spiritual life and artistic presences -- how these add to our flourishing as human beings is part of the philosophical task.