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Great deal, Fast shipping12/24/2013
I did a lot of searching to get my son a decent laptop for Christmas. I found the refurbished nook on Rakuten for half the price of the other websites. The shipping date was estimated for after Christmas, I placed my order any way. La Tronics did an excellent job of shipping out my product super fast and it arrived two days early. My Nook Hd looks and works like brand new! I couldn't be happier and I know my son will be super excited! Thank you Rakuten and LaTronics!
Its a Nook12/16/2012
Item was as expected good value for a e book reader
I love it!12/14/2012
I'm an avid reader and have been looking at e-book readers for a while, trying to justify getting one. When the Nook Color came up at this price I couldn't pass it up. It's harder for me to see small print so I can enlarge the font size easily. So much more versatile than a paper book. I like the simple menu without all the clutter on the nook. I just updated the firmware and downloaded the Netflix app, which rounded this off to the perfect companion where ever I go.
This has been great and had no problems with it and would recommend this product to friends and family.
Refurbish Nook12/13/2012
Works great.
The product worked as advertised.
Love the Nook Color reader.12/12/2012
It is very user friendly, fun to use, and is very lightweight. Also, I may have found a way for my 12 year old daughter to read. She seemed very interested in the reader and asked me to purchase a book for her to read on it.
I really love it. Expecially the fact that I dont have to carry so many Books around and I just have to carry it all in a Nook not heavy at all (lol). I can even navigate the web wish is a plus. Thats amazing. I just wish it had more app game but other than that really happy with purchace. Thank you
cool nook12/10/2012
great stuff
Nook color12/9/2012
Basic color e-reader and tablet for beginners.
Great deal!12/8/2012
With this great deal I was able to purchase several Nooks for the grandchildren.
Nook Color12/7/2012
Excellent product at an unbelievable price.
Easy to use, is a reader not a tablet11/14/2012
Good quality screen for reading books and magazines in color. The video quality is okay, but larger videos which are not optimized for mobile will skip (ARM Cortex-A8 processor running at 800 MHz and 512Mb memory). Most established websites have the mobile version, which loads very fast. The micro SD is useful to load pictures from a camera for viewing. Be aware if you have some skill, you can root it to Cyanogenmod and add a bluetooth keyboard and have the android market and overclock the processor and have a real tablet computer and not just a reader.
Ok if I was a person that didn;t have apple products I would say this was a great product and stuff. But since I own an ipod touch, ipad, macbook air, iphone, I can't say this is a great product because the app store is terrible compared to the apple app store. And it's pretty bad compared to any ipad. I really did like it. I liked that its a pretty good tablet it is probably the best, cheapest tablet I have ever boughten. So those are the good parts and there are a lot more but I don't really want to type them all.
This is one slow, glitchy, underpowered device. Usable for eBooks, and barely web surfing. You have to put up with slow loads, lockups and glitches because of the hardware. Not to mention limited functionality for the price. Not a value in todays market at all. Do not waste your money on this.
Great e reader8/16/2012
The NookColor meets my needs. I didn't want the size or weight of an iPad, and this promises to do everything that an iPad does... only more compactly. In fact, the only thing I'm waiting for in the NookColor is the upcoming upgrade that will handle Flash files. My spouse has the newest Kindle, and is content with it, but I don't like the fact that the Kindle contrast is still low and is not backlit. I love the NookColor backlit screen, and like that I can read in bed without disturbing my spouse. I've adjusted the level of illumination to practically the lowest level, and find reading is very crisp, clear and a pleasure.
Great experience8/15/2012
Usually when the term "refurbished" is tossed into the description, I would get a sense of impending doom. However, I decided to take a chance since I wanted this Nook Color to hack into an Android tablet. I figured, I could throw the money down on it - even if it looked like hell when it arrived. Imagine my surprise when it came (sooner than expected) and was new-looking. Awesome! So, I highly recommend the product and the seller.
Cheap Android Tablet6/8/2012
I've managed to get CM7 loaded on a separate microSD card working flawlessly.
Very solid and feels expensive5/29/2012
This is my second NOOK. I have an older one that keeps breaking and having software issues, and I wanted to see how the newer one compares to the old, especially with the e-ink. First off, the newer one feels great. It has some weight to it and nice rubber texture. One thing I do not like, it is harder to read in the sun than the old e-ink style. Overall, good buy for the occasional reader. If you read ALOT, get the e-ink style (simple).
found my nook5/2/2012
Great product great price save on this purchase can't beat the price
Great Deal4/24/2012
Item arrived quickly, free of blemishes of any kind, in original box. Free shipping, too. Wonderful deal!
Great Deal4/23/2012
Why pay full price when you can save a bunch of money? Refurbs are a great deal, and this one is no exception. And the best part? CM7 runs excellent on it!
Great Product4/19/2012
took some work getting the email set up, but after that; no problems. Cannot tell it was a refurb at all...
The Nook4/18/2012
My daughter wanted a reader for her Birthday I bought her a nook color reader she loves it so much she cant put it down it is so easy to operate and so much fun to read its so easy her seven year old plays games and reads books he likes
very good service4/17/2012
everything went as good as gold and I couldn't be happier with my Nook Color it easy to use and I enjoy reading books again. Thanks for a great deal
Great Deal4/15/2012
Great price and service for the NookColor. It arrived on time and in perfect condition.
Cool Tablet, Great Price4/8/2012
Very nice little Tablet, works smoothly, bright crisp screen.
Awesome device for such a low price!!4/3/2012
My Nook Color was in excellent condition, I could never tell it was refurbished. The brilliant 7" LCD screen is brighter and more vivid than my phone's, and the crystal clear 1024x600 resolution is just dazzling. Its 800Mhz processor is quite snappy, and its thin, sleek form factor gives it an overall wow factor, and at just under a pound, it's extremely light. Overall I give it a 12 out of 10, this is more of an impressive tablet more than just a simple E-Reader. Well done Barnes & Noble!!
Best item i got so far4/2/2012
The nook was in great condition and it was well packed
Great product at excellent price4/1/2012
This is my first electronic reader/tablet. I haven't had any problems using my nook color for the past 2 weeks. It is easy to use and the touchscreen is very responsive. The WiFi feature with web browsing option is a good addon. I absolutely love it.
Ahhh Yeah! Now reading is easier!3/30/2012
No better deal on this Nook Color than on here! Arrived quickly in excellent, like-new, refurbished condition. Screen is pretty responsive to touch. Can't wait to get a Nook2Android chip and really unleash the capability and fun with this Baby!
Saving money on a great color ereader3/26/2012
Saved $20.00 on a great color ereader for my wife. Though there isn't as many apps there are sufficient applications available for her needs. It seems plenty fast enough for everything we want to do with it. if I was going to use it myself I would need access to a lot more applications, especially free ones.
Very happy with my purchase3/26/2012
No dead pixels and the battery seems to be like new. I put CM7 on it and it has been running perfectly.
Very nice tablet3/26/2012
I have purchased it refurbished but it looks new and I can't tell any difference other than that sticker "Certified Refurbished" or something like that. Inside all original accessories. It loads pretty fast, has nice features by default. Gorgeous screen , just like everybody else says, crisp, high resolution, I think it's called ISP or something. I am planning on installing microsd card in it with Android on it so that I can fully use this device.
Refurbished Color Nook3/21/2012
Product came in like new condition, great deal.
Nook Color3/12/2012
Nook works like new, even though it was refurbished.
Love the Nook3/8/2012
As expected, new and in box Great deal
Great product works and looks like new!
Everything went great!
Good compromise tablet3/2/2012
Good compromise between a full-blown tablet and an e-reader. Not "iPad easy," but still pretty easy to use, and the price is right for the B&N refurb. Looked brand new. Perfect for e-books + lightweight web browsing and watching the occasional movie.
Great display, poor speaker.3/1/2012
Product looks like new. Great for books or video, with one exception - better use headphones or purchase an external amplified speaker (which I did). I can't imagine using this as a "Read to Me" book for children.
Works perfectly2/28/2012
Refurbished product, works like new.
Only an OK rating2/28/2012
Had to compare this to my sister's much cheaper Coby product--speed of my Nook was much slower, screen not as intuitive, can't use a stylus on the Nook, right side of the screen lethargic, and every app has a cost (many are free on Coby Kyros), no bargain priced books on Nook (Kyros had many for $2.99), and quite heavy. Nook OK as ereader and browser, but seems overpriced when I compare it to the Coby product.
Excellent product2/20/2012
This was just what we were looking for!!
Nook - It's just ok.2/16/2012
ebooks are good and easy to read. Reading PDF books is a pain because if you stretch the page for better readability, you have to reset it for every page turn. Sometimes it takes three taps on an icon for the device to recognize the tap (fat thumbs?). The "My Files/My Shelves" are not intuitive at all. New downloads should automatically go to the home screen, you should not have to search for them in some obscure directory.
Excellent Android tablet when booted from card1/23/2012
Bought the refurb (just like new) NC several months ago. Also bought a dual-boot android micro SD card from ebay. The card makes the NC automatically boot into full android OS = awesome tablet for the money. No rooting required! Remove card and the NC is back to stock. NC is very well made.
It is the best thing i have ever gotten. You can have music on it, pictures, games, and books! it is easier than carring around books. i love it! it is pretty easy to use and i love how you get WIFI it is soooo amazing! and books are WAY cheaper if you buy them this way. It is Wonderful! plus you can customize it and make it your own with cool screen savers or Awesome cases. you can get most apps you can have for the ipod not all but most. plus for people who buy from the store get a free 1 year warranty! It is my favorite gadget! I hope i was helpful. It is a must try :O) ^^^^ my smiley face has a nose :D anyways :) it is kind of slow when you get on the internet.. but the colors are vibrent and very nice. so it is worth being slow. and just like a computer you can open new windows if you want to search up multipule things at once!
Decent e reader, bad internet device1/2/2012
I bought the Nook Color primarily as an e book reader, and in that respect it performs decently. It is annoying, though, that you get only 1 gig of memory for non-B&N downloaded e books; though you can put in a Micro SD card to compensate (which I have done). I've put perhaps 30 free e books on the Nook Color and that consumes almost half of the open 1 gig. The No. 2 reason I bought the Color was to have a cheap, small internet device for traveling. Well, this puppy is EXTREMELY fussy about where it will let you on the interwebs. I've yet to find a mom and pop coffee shop or cafe wifi where I can get on. So far it only works in the B&N store (surprise, surprise) and a public library. My plan is to install a separate Android OS on this thing (via the sd card) and see if that can get it to work.
Worth the money1/2/2012
Fantastic Product. Got the color before they re released the color as a tablet, but it still does almost everything I would want. Surfing the web, playing video, and of course reading books and mags. Getting n2a card soon and at the point, from what I have read, researched and learned about it, it will be as good as the newer nook color tablet and even comparable to some tablets out there. Great product
Onerous and Outrageous Terms and Conditions12/26/2011
1. It is difficult to hold. 2. There is no stand. 3. It will not charge from a computer usb although it is charged with a usb adapter. 4. Most of the internal memory can only be used for Barns & Noble material. 5. The screen is too small. 6. You can not even try it out without agreeing to 41 pages of Onerous and Outrageous terms and conditions. I would specifically refer you to section 6 "Indemnification". Nobody who knows anything about law would agree to this section among others. I received this for Christmas and returned it.2 Helpful | 6 Not Helpful
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When Harby Moses, owner of Coastal Structures, performed emergency repairs on the Harborwalk boardwalk last week, he did not have a building permit — as reported by the Georgetown Times Wednesday — but he did have the city's permission.
A small area of the boardwalk along the ware side of Front Street was damaged by the Sept. 25 fire and had been blocked off. There was a push from organizers of this past Saturday's Wooden Boat Show to have the entire length of the Harborwalk open for that event.
"A lot happened and happened fast," Moses said Thursday.
Efforts to get the emergency repairs completed kicked into high gear on Wednesday, Oct. 16 — the day Sen. Yancey McGill held a meeting to discuss funding for fire victims.
At that meeting, Jonathan Heald, head of the city's public works, said it would be too dangerous to allow traffic on the damaged area of the boardwalk.
Moses said he had been contacted by Jeepy Ford who asked if the temporary repairs could be made. He told Ford he needed to get a structural engineer involved to design the plans.
The plans that were used came from Nicky Kellahan, owner of Kellahan and Associates Engineers.
The cost of the repair was $4,000. Heald asked City Administrator Chris Carter about the city covering that cost. Carter said "no" to the request because the city is about to make permanent repairs.
Moses said he was told by Ford there was a donor who would take care of the costs. He said when he told Heald it would not cost the city anything, Heald said it would be OK to proceed.
City Planner Rick Martin was out of town at a funeral that day and did not speak with Moses until around 8 p.m.
Martin asked if the plans had been approved by Heald and was told "yes" by Moses.
The next morning, Heald was at the boardwalk as the repair work was beginning.
Moses said Martin thought Heald had prepared a building permit, but that had not happened.
However, Moses said, he had permission from both Heald and Carter to do the work once it was discovered a private donor was footing the bill.
He said Carter and Heald were updated on how and when the work would take place.
When asked about the identity of the donor, Moses said he does not know for sure. He said the bill was sent to Ford.
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I know it seems hard to believe, but your Google Talk contacts will become... your Google Friends. Everything started last year with an innocent addition to Google Reader: automatically broadcasting your shared items to your friends. If you use Google Reader, you probably noticed that you're subscribed to the shared items from your Google Talk contacts. Many complained that their Google Talk contact list includes many people that are not necessarily friends. "I have business contacts, school contacts, family contacts, etc., and not only do I not really have any interest in seeing all of their feed information, I don't want them seeing mine either," explained a Google Reader user.
But how does someone become your friend in Google Talk? You can send or accept an invitation, but there's another option enabled by default: "Gmail automatically determines which contacts you'll be able to talk to without having to invite each other," based on how frequently you mail each other. And since Gmail contacts include all the people you've ever replied to, you'll end up with a new Google Talk friend after replying 2-3 times to someone's messages.
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The thing I loved most about being a reporter was this: Crazy could break out at any time, and often did. I covered brawls at funeral homes ("You're the reason Mama's dead!") and civic meetings that turned into free-for-alls, with yelling taxpayers and fuming officials. Whether funny, shocking or touching, like the old saying goes… you can't make this stuff up.
Let's look at some national headlines from last week:
A man hid in a Kentucky supermarket and emerged after closing time with a healthy appetite: He cooked and ate six steaks, and topped 'em off with shrimp, birthday cake and beer. Then he crawled up in the ceiling and, presumably, fainted dead away. The manager found him up there the next day. The whole escapade is on tape. I can't imagine what he was doing or taking to create that kind of appetite, but he's gonna be hungry in jail.A Kings Mountain, N.C. woman was charged with beating another woman with a Bible, thus giving new meaning to the term "Bible-thumper." The 57-year-old suspect also punched out a man, so we can all guess what's going on there. I've never seen anyone smote with a Bible except my great-aunt Henri, who had a cyst on her wrist. My Baptist deacon father smacked her wrist cyst with the family Bible, which made Henri holler like a wet hen. But the cyst went away.A Virginia couple was arrested in Myrtle Beach—make that ON Myrtle Beach—when they were discovered wet and naked to the world in the pre-dawn darkness. They claimed they went skinny-dipping and returned to find their clothes missing. Of course, because that happens to so many tourists who swim nude at 3 a.m. They face disorderly conduct and public nudity charges. I would've cited them for not making up a better story.And you think you have lousy neighbors: A Washington state man had the last word in a property line dispute when he drove a bulldozer through four neighbors' homes. He also knocked down a utility pole, leaving thousands of other residents without power. What a prince! Wonder if he plans to draw a line down the middle of his prison cell?A garbage truck driver in New Jersey sneezed and took out half a subdivision. The driver claimed that when he sneezed, a water bottle rolled under the brake pedal. Before you could say "Bless you," the truck jumped a curb, careened across four lawns and smashed into a house occupied by a woman and her twin daughters. The impact sparked an electrical fire that damaged the house and the garbage truck. The family escaped, and neighbors pulled the driver to safety. I think he should switch to coffee, or even Jim Beam. That water'll kill ya.And finally….
A Tennessee man who stole a big-rig truck and caused several accidents gave a perfectly plausible explanation: He was running from zombies. He stowed away in the truck in Tennessee and hijacked it when the driver got out in Temecula, CA. After causing several crashes (and who knows how many coronaries), he finally flipped the rig and spilled strawberries all over an interstate… thus causing an epic traffic JAM. (Sorry, I can't help it.) He told cops "he had to speed and swerve because he was fleeing from the walking dead." He pleaded guilty to five felonies. When he's paroled, he can teach the Myrtle Beach nudists how to craft a REAL excuse for crime. Zombies: your ace in the hole.Julie R. Smith, who likes zombie comedies, can be reached at email@example.com.
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During a breaking news edition of The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani, UFC middleweight Brian Stann announced his retirement from mixed martial arts. Stann walks away from the sport at just 32-years-old. With his third child on the way and other career opportunities available, Stann thought it was the appropriate time to focus on being the best father and husband he can be by walking away from the sport he loves.
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Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Ben Bryson, Elton Carrier, Paul Gawrych, Timm W. Gipe, Anthony Kowbeidu, Gary K. Santos, Mark Smith and Joseph Wren vied for only four seats on Mount Pleasant Town Council today.
Precincts indicate Gawrych, Santos, Smith, Carrier. With no runoff.
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The style of an object often provides insight into where it was made. On this stela, the offerings seem to float in the air and the arms of the female figure hang lifelessly at her sides—two unusual features. Recent research on these elements points to a provincial workshop near Asyut. The stone carvers in this area were far removed—both physically and aesthetically—from the artistic models of major cities.
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A funerary stela, on which, below four lines of inscription, the stela's owner stands at the left before an offering table surmounted by three jars, a trussed fowl, a khepesh-leg, and a leek. Facing him are four members of his family: a small male child, the owner's wife, another male child and a female child. The first two have a column of text behind them, and the latter two have a column of text above their heads. The hieroglyphs in the main text and in the single columns are all oriented to the right. The text is a simpe htp di nsw formula. No titles are given but the names listed are Nht (the small male child); Sbk htp (the wife); Sbk nht (the second made child); Idnw (the female child); Nfr skw (the owner). The molding on the right and left hand sides of the stela is broken. A vertical scar runs down the right side of the face of the stela. Although it appears to be restored, it is not. Sometraces of paint appear on the offerings and on the offering table as well as on the feet and legs of the owner and in places on the other figures. Traces of paint also appear along the base line.


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Ryanair, the World's most hated airline, have lost the latest round of their attempt to avoid paying passengers compensation for accommodation and meal costs following the volcanic ash disruption in 2010.
Advocate general of the European Court of Justice Yves Bot said yesterday that airlines were obliged to pay the costs incurred by passengers whose flights were disrupted by "extraordinary events" like the 2010 Icelandic volcano.
Ryanair had argued that such events were so extraordinary airlines should not be expected to pay the costs. What a load of drivel Ryanair. Climb back into your hovel and shut it.
If the opinion is followed by the full court, as the majority of such opinions are, it will have implications for the airline industry throughout Europe. EU law obliges airlines to provide passengers with care and assistance, including hotel accommodation, when flights are cancelled by events beyond their control.
More importantly, it will force Ryanair to pay the f**k up. Specifically in the case of Denise McDonagh, from Terenure, Dublin, after she was stranded in Faro, Portugal, on April 17th of that year due to the cancellation of her flight. She was unable to return until April 24th. She sued Ryanair in the Dublin Metropolitan District Court for €1,129, the costs she incurred as a result of the cancellation.


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NEW YORK, NY - The Cal State Northridge men's and women's track & field teams opened the 2012 indoor season Friday at the Great Dane Classic at the Armory Track & Field Center.
The women, led by senior Jackie Harrison and junior Tiana Webberley, scored 38 points to finish eighth among 23 teams. The men's squad finished with 16 points to take 15th-place among the 23 teams competing.
Webberley set a personal indoor-best after clearing a top height of 12-9.5 (3.90) to earn 10 of CSUN's 38 points. She came within .09 of the Northridge indoor pole vault record of 13-1 (3.99) set by Krystal Quinn in 2008. The Matadors also got a seventh-place finish from sophomore Jenna Yowell (11-9.75) and a 13th-place finish from Jenna Hulion (11-3.75).
Harrison led the Matadors on the track by winning the 400 meters in an indoor lifetime-best 54.89. Harrison's time betters her previous best (55.46) and ranks third in Northridge indoor history. Senior Preciuos Watkins added six points to Harrison's 10 points by finishing third in the 400 in a career-best time of 55.30.
Also on the track, sophomore Briana Davis finished seventh in the 60 meter final in a time of 7.97 while Watkins clocked a team-best 7.63 in the prelims while freshman Leshel Vines ran 7.91 and freshman Tiffain Reneau clocked a time of 8.10. In her prelim heat, Davis ran 7.86 to finish second.
A trio of Matadors ran the 200 meters with Davis finishing 32nd in 25.91, Reneau finishing 41st in 26.15 and Vines finishing 45th in 26.51.
Northridge competed just one runner in the distance events as junior Ana Rosales finished 22nd in the mile (5:18.86) and 21st in the 3,000 meters (10:35.40).
Also in the field events, senior Ese Ntekume picked up six points with a third-place finish in the triple jump, posting a lifetime-best 40-1.25 (12.22) which is the fifth-best mark in Matador indoor history. Ntekume also finished seventh (3 pts.) in the long jump after jumping 18-9 (5.71) which shattered her previous best of 17-5.25 (5.31). Sophomore Olympia Jewett finished 15th in the long jump (17-3.5) and was 19th in the high jump (5-3, 1.60).
Victorya Jewett finished 17th in the long jump (17-0, 5.18) while senior Stella Dugall was 12th in the long jump (18-0.25, 5.49). In the throws, Sydney Hubbard was eighth in the shot put (41-8.50, 12.71).
The men's team performance was highlighted by Michael Woodham in the hurdles and Thomas Johnson in the high jump.
Woodham finished fifth in the 60 meter hurdles in a time of 8.23 to earn five points while Johnson was fourth in the high jump clearing 6-7 to also pick up five points.
On the track, sophomore Carl Horsley ran a personal-best 6.90 to finish third in the 60 meter prelims while teammates Thomas Henry finished 21st (7.02) and Derrick Harris was 27th (7.06). Khalid Jones had the Matadors' top finish in the 200 meters clocking a time of 22.05 which was good for 10th-place. Kenneth Stone was 21st (22.47) and Henry was 43rd (23.10).
In the 400 meters, Jones finished 12th in a time of 49.36 while Horsley was 27th (50.93) and Stone was 33rd (51.22).
Hunter Hays was the lone Matador men's distance runner finishing 15th in the mile (PR 4:19.33) and 34th in the 3,000 meters (8:59.80).
In additon to Woodam's performance in the hurdles, sophomore Kevin Finlsey was sixth (8.35), junior Donovan Toban was 10th (8.49) and Harris was 31st (9.23).
Johnson led three Matador jumpers into the top-22 in the event as Toban was 13th (6-5, 1.96) and Harris was 22nd (6-1.25, 1.86). In the pole vault, Joshua Schroder was seventh with a top height of 15-3 (4.65) while Tyler Woodard was 14th (14-9) and Harris 15th (14-9).
Sophomore Jory Rucker had CSUN's best finish in the long jump as he jumped 22-0.75 (6.72) to finish 15th. Junior Tucker Weathers had the Matadors top finish in the throws as he placed fifth in the shot put with a top mark of 53-7.75 (16.35). Jose Aviles was 14th at 48-11 (14.91) while Weathers was 10th in the weight throw (49-9.75) followed by Aviles in 11th (48-2).


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Linn appeared in 52 games and made 50 starts in her second season at CSUN … batted .240 overall with 31 hits … added 17 runs, four doubles, five RBIs, eight walks, seven sacrifice bunts and nine stolen bases … finished second on the team in stolen bases and third in sac bunts and runs scored … batted a team-high .304 against Big West opponents, collecting 14 hits in 21 games … added five runs, one double, two RBIs, three walks, three sac bunts and two steals in Big West play … had a career-high four hits in a win over Pacific … tied a career high two runs in two different games … had six multi-hit games … her nine stolen bases came in nine different games.
Linn showed promise in the outfield in her first season with the Matadors … batted .194 for the season with 13 hits, three runs scored, six walks, two sac hits and two stolen bases … collected nine hits in 24 at-bats during Big West play, leading CSUN with a .375 average in conference play … had a season-high two hits on three occasions … scored a run in three different games … posted a .955 fielding percentage in the outfield.
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Linn was a four-year letter winner and also served as a team captain for the Centurions and coach Julie Watson ... earned all-league honors following her final three playing seasons ... graduated in 2011.
Born on July 2, 1993 ... daughter of Laurel and Joe Linn ... has two sisters, Karah and Halle, and one brother, Kyle ... favorites include the LA Dodgers and the beach, "That 70s Show" and its stars Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis ... her advice to young people is "work hard now because it pays off later" ... cannot imaging going a week without her phone and In N Out ... lists her parents as her greatest heroes ... undecided on a major.


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Friday, October 18, 2013
Softball benefit
The Del Webb Softball Club is sponsoring a fund-raiser softball game at Cane Bay High School Oct. 19.
The benefit game is in support of Operation Finally Home, a program that provides new mortgage-free homes to Wounded Warriors. The game will feature the over-the-hill "Codgers" against the fit-and-trim Pulte builders.
The pre-game ceremonies begin at 12:30 P.M. and the day's festivities will include lunch for all ticket holders, as Club President Chuck Salley will open his famous poolside Luncheon Kiosk at the field to serve burgers, hot dogs, drinks and chips to all in attendance.
Tickets are $10 and will be available at the gate up until game time.
AceFlag football
The Summerville Family YMCA has opened registration for its Co-Ed Youth (ages 5-15) Flag Football program.
Registration is available at any YMCA location or online (www.summervilleymca.org) through Oct. 28.
The fee is $40 for Y members or $80 for potential members. Practices begin Nov. 25 and the season runs Dec. 7 through Feb. 8.
Most games are played on Saturdays but each team will have at least one week-night game.
Fallen Firefighters tournament
The Charleston County Fire Chiefs Association is sponsoring the fifth annual National Fallen Firefighters Foundation Memorial Golf Tournament Oct. 18 at Oak Point Golf Course at Kiawah Island Resort.
This Captain's Choice tournament is one in a series of nation-wide golf tournaments organized by local volunteers to raise funds for the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.
The tournament is open to the public for an $85 registration fee that includes golf, cart, contests, prizes, cookout and refreshments.
Registration begins at 8 a.m. and a shotgun start will follow an hour later. Sponsorship opportunities are available.
For more information contact Battalion Chief Wayne Carter at firstname.lastname@example.com or 559-9194 or go to http://golf.firehero.org/sc/charleston/.
SSC volunteers
The Summerville Soccer Club needs parents of players to sign up for volunteer days. There is a schedule posted on the website (www.summervillesoccerclub.com/Volunteer/index_E.html ) for Game Days, Picture Day and Year-End Jamboree.
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Both were born, raised, and attended school in Jones County. As an eighth-grader, Craig recalls watching Katie, then a senior, practice basketball. It seems she was an impressive player.
"I remember wishing I could just kiss her one time," he said.
Katie did not remember him.
The couple did not see each other from 1974 until Katie joined the housing committee in 2012. They were married Dec. 29, 2012, at Jordan Chapel.
In an interview last week, Katie said she grew up in Haddock, and her maiden name was Reeves. She worked for Brown and Williamson and stayed with the company when it merged with R.J. Reynolds in 2004. Katie married in 1979, had two children, and divorced in 2000 after 21 years of marriage.
When the companies merged, she moved to North Carolina and shortly after began having health issues. She eventually had open-heart surgery and got an offer to return to Georgia where her daughters and grandchildren were living in 2011.
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- This thesis investigates the jet-medium interactions in a Quark-Gluon Plasma using a hydrodynamical model. Such a Quark-Gluon Plasma represents a very early stage of our universe and is assumed to be created in heavy-ion collisions. Its properties are subject of current research. Since the comparison of measured data to model calculations suggests that the Quark-Gluon Plasma behaves like a nearly perfect liquid, the medium created in a heavy-ion collision can be described applying hydrodynamical simulations. One of the crucial questions in this context is if highly energetic particles (so-called jets), which are produced at the beginning of the collision and traverse the formed medium, may lead to the creation of a Mach cone. Such a Mach cone is always expected to develop if a jet moves with a velocity larger than the speed of sound relative to the medium. In that case, the measured angular particle distributions are supposed to exhibit a characteristic structure allowing for direct conclusions about the Equation of State and in particular about the speed of sound of the medium. Several different scenarios of jet energy loss are examined (the exact form of which is not known from first principles) and different mechanisms of energy and momentum loss are analyzed, ranging from weak interactions (based on calculations from perturbative Quantum Chromodynamics, pQCD) to strong interactions (formulated using the Anti-de-Sitter/Conformal Field Theory Correspondence, AdS/CFT). Though they result in different angular particle correlations which could in principle allow to distinguish the underlying processes (if it becomes possible to analyze single-jet events), it is shown that the characteristic structure observed in experimental data can be obtained due to the different contributions of several possible jet trajectories through an expanding medium. Such a structure cannot directly be connected to the Equation of State. In this context, the impact of a strong flow created behind the jet is examined which is common to almost all jet deposition scenarios. Besides that, the transport equations for dissipative hydrodynamics are discussed which are fundamental for any numerical computation of viscous effects in a Quark-Gluon Plasma.


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- Illuminations - firing guns into the air and lighting fireworks - were commonly used
during the 18th century to celebrate major events such as great military victories,
the birthday of
the monarch or the arrival of a new colonial governor. To usher in the holiday season,
Williamsburg carries on this tradition on Dec. 2, 2012, with Grand Illumination.
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- During Grand Illumination, fireworks are launched over three buildings in the
Revolutionary City - the Governor's Palace, the Capitol and the Magazine.
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- Young guests sit in awe of the fireworks at Grand Illumination.
During this celebration, guests can add their own sparkle with the lighting of glow
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- Colonial Williamsburg's Junior Fifes and Drums entertain crowds with
military music. Founded in 1958, the Fifes and Drums perform in Colonial Williamsburg's
Revolutionary City nearly 500 times during the year, in daily programs from mid-February
through December and during special programs observing major holidays.
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- Families gather around a cresset at R. Charlton's Coffeehouse. During Grand
Illumination, guests can purchase hot cider in refillable mugs to enjoy before the
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- One of Williamsburg's original 18th-century buildings, the Courthouse of
1770 was the seat of local government and housed municipal and county courts until
During the holiday season, it is the site of some of Colonial Williamsburg's evening
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- For more than 50 years, Colonial Williamsburg's guests have enjoyed touring
Duke of Gloucester Street in the manner and fashion of the 18th century, as passengers
one of the Foundation's horse-drawn coaches. During the holidays, coach drivers talk
the Revolutionary City and mention points of interest along the drive.
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- Colonial Williamsburg's early music ensemble, Governor's Musick,
performs concerts by candlelight in the Governor's Palace.
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- Colonial Williamsburg's evening program, "Christmastide at Home,"
explores a 19th-century holiday in Williamsburg. Dr. Charles Minnigerode, a professor
at the
College of William and Mary, brought the German tradition of putting up a Christmas
during the holidays. Minnigerode's tree, adorned with handmade decorations such as
strings, was the first tree in the city and was put up in the St. George Tucker House.
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- Colonial Williamsburg landscape foreman Hunter Curry designs a wreath to be placed
in the Revolutionary City. Colonial Williamsburg's outdoor Christmas
decorations are known for their use of natural materials available during the 18th
century. These
typically include pine and boxwood wreaths decorated with fresh pineapples, apples,
pomegranates, nuts, pinecones, holly and other natural materials. During the Christmas
Decorations Walking Tour, guests learn about 18th-century holiday traditions and the
history of
Colonial Williamsburg's renowned decorations as they tour the Revolutionary City throughout
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- The only limits to creating Colonial Williamsburg holiday decorations is the
imagination. During the annual holiday decorations contest, one resident uses gingerbread
dough to create decorations. This design features bees, beehives and honey.
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- Snow covers the garland and wreaths used to adorn the Bryan House.
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- The Governor's Palace, home of the Royal Governor, is elegant with simple
decorations such as garland, boxwood wreaths with pomegranates.
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- Colonial Williamsburg's holiday decorations are firmly rooted in the
traditions of Christmas and have emerged as a universal standard for the creative
use of natural
materials including a generous supply of pine, boxwood, Frasier fir, holly, magnolia
yarrow, assorted fruits and berries.
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- One of the doorways to Chowning's Tavern features mugs with dried
orange slices.
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- Guests to the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg during the holidays enjoy the toys
on display.
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- Families enjoy the Long Island Dollhouse, a 12-foot dollhouse found in New York.
The Long Island was built around 1900 and consists of pieces from the 19th and 20th
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- This holiday season at the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg, guests
can enjoy a tour based on the book, "The Art-Full Tree: Ornaments to Make Inspired
by the
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum." During a tour based on the book, guests
how handmade, folk-art inspired ornaments are created, tour the museum with the author
explore the art that inspired the ornaments. Guests can create art-inspired ornaments
to take
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- Employees and their families and friends join together every year to
add to the ever-expanding collection of homemade Christmas tree decorations. Many
of the
ornaments are reminiscent of objects in the museum's collection.
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- New ornaments from "The Art-Full Tree: Ornaments to Make Inspired by
the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum" have been added to the museum's tree.
aluminum angel, a cross-stitch tulip, a fabric doll and a recycled plastic landscape
are among the
ornaments on the tree.
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- During the holidays, guests experience unique shopping, fine dining and
historic charm in Merchants Square's 42 fine shops and restaurants. This is a shopping
experience unlike any other with the best in personal service, high-quality merchandise,
food and shop owners who really care.
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- It's not Christmas until guests hear the old holiday jingles and see the jolly old
with the red coat. Guests can enjoy milk and cookies with Santa at the College of
William and
Mary Bookstore. In addition, Father Christmas can be seen strolling through Merchants
during the holiday season.
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- Scotland House features gifts and apparel from Scotland, Ireland and
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- Gov. George Yeardley listens attentively as Rev.
Richard Buck offers a prayer in the candlelit Memorial Church at Historic Jamestowne
the holiday program, "At Christmas be mery." This early Virginia Christmas program
features a
welcome by Governor Yeardley and singing carols in the historic church. Guests herald
in the
season by the bonfire with light refreshments and the firing of the Christmas guns
in the shadow
of the old fort.
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- The WILLIAMSBURG Craft House tradition continues with beautiful pewter,
silver, fine ceramic giftware, folk art and jewelry. Engraving is available to personalize
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- Guests choose from the full line of WILLIAMSBURG-brand home
furnishings and accessories including furniture, bedding, rugs, lighting, dinnerware,
glassware, prints, fabrics and decorative accessories at WILLIAMSBURG At Home.
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- WILLIAMSBURG Celebrations offers a full assortment of
holiday decorations, seasonal floral arrangements and garden accessories during the
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- During the holidays, guests can select seasonal wreaths and arrangements.
Heirloom seeds and plants, herbs, flowers, 18th-century clay flower pots and bird
bottles also
can be found in the shop's inventory.
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- A rare Virginia snow cloaks the Williamsburg Inn with white. Fresh pine
roping, fruits, flowers and ornaments in the gold and green colors of the Regency
period make
the Inn festive all season long. Wood fires burn in the lobby fireplaces, creating
cozy spaces to
greet friends.
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- The Regency tree in the lobby of the Williamsburg Inn was designed to
reflect the furnishings and architectural details of the Inn. Highlighted by the striking
Prince of
Wales crown of needlework and ostrich plumes at the top of the tree, it celebrates
one of the
great art patrons of this period, George IV of England.
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- The Goodwin Room is one of four beautifully appointed spaces in the Inn
where seasonal dining events, afternoon tea, luncheon or a cocktail make seasonal
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- Dinner, Sunday brunch or tea in the elegant Regency Room make gathering
with friends and family during the holidays memorable.
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- The Restoration Bar in the Williamsburg Inn is the perfect spot to meet
friends for a cocktail to toast the season.
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- Nothing says elegance quite like afternoon tea served in the Terrace Room of
the Williamsburg Inn.
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- Located in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg's Revolutionary City, the
Brick House Shop is a Colonial Houses â Historic Lodging property that is perfect
for a family to
rent during the Christmas season. This charming house includes two bedrooms and baths,
fireplace and a trundle bed under the queen canopy bed in the main bedroom on the
first floor.
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- Draperies in the living room of the Brick House Shop are
historically accurate cotton, unlined and trimmed in a cotton or wool tape rather
than hemmed
to save fabric. The tape trim was dyed in a color to complement a color in the fabric.
All fabrics
and furnishings are inspired by original fabrics and furnishings from the colonial
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- The bedroom on the main floor of the Brick House Shop is a
queen canopy bed with a trundle that pulls out. A full private bath adjoins the bedroom.
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- The George Jackson House is festooned in pine roping and natural
decorations for the Christmas season.
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- The bedroom on the main floor of the George Jackson House
has an adjoining sitting room with a fireplace, a queen sleeper sofa and a private
bath. Two more
bedrooms and a bath upstairs make this a perfect house for a family to enjoy during
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- A Christmas tree and classic American furnishings
provide the comfortable feel of a gracious Southern home in the lobby of the Williamsburg
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- The lobby area of the Williamsburg Lodge includes Christmas
trees and comfortable furnishings perfect for gathering to mingle with friends and
other guests
during the holidays.
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- Folk art pieces such as this drum are decorated with fresh
flowers and greenery during the holiday season at the Williamsburg Lodge.
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- A special haircut and makeup advice in the salon of the Spa of Colonial
Williamsburg make a great gift for someone special during the holiday season.
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- A relaxing pedicure in the nail salon at the Spa of Colonial Williamsburg is a
great way to treat oneself during the holidays.
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- Experts at the Spa of Colonial Williamsburg can provide advice on skin care
and makeup for guests of the hotels and day visitors.
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- Peanut soup served in King's Arms Tavern or made at home from a
recipe in a Colonial Williamsburg cookbook is an elegant touch for a holiday dinner.
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- In colonial Virginia, shrubs were popular fruit juice concoctions spiked
with alcohol and vinegar. Shrubs have evolved into nonalcoholic fruit juice beverages
over crushed ice, frozen fruit ice or sorbet.
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- What little boy would not enjoy ice cream in a Colonial Williamsburg tavern
for a Christmas season treat?
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Kristen Stewart, Rob Pattinson: His Demands Are "Killing Her" — Report
Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson aren't rushing things, but that isn't necessarily her decision.
The Twilight couple is happier than ever, but Rob wants to take things slowly, which Kristen isn't thrilled about, according to Radar Online.
"They are much happier at the moment because Kristen is listening to Robert's demands, even though it's killing her," says the source.
Rob apparently wants the couple to spend more time apart than Kristen would like.
"She misses Robert when he's not around, especially since he was recently in Australia filming The Rover for over two months, but she's not pushing it," adds the source.
Word has it that Rob is still a bit wary about moving to fast, given the fact that Kristen cheated on him last summer.
The pair have been spotted around L.A. quite a bit this week, so they seem to be spending plenty of time together. Whether this is enough for K-Stew is a different story.
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Clean up work at the Savannah River Site took a hit in the fiscal year 2014 federal budget, despite record-setting work in 2013. However, other environmental work received substantial funding, with nearly $128 million for Site Stewardship.
Overall, the Department of Energy's Environmental Management programs, or EM, took a hit of 8.4 percent over previous years.
EM received $1.19 billion in fiscal year 2012, but will only receive $1.1 billion in fiscal year 2014. A reduction of just less than $100 million.
Legacy liquid waste stabilization and disposition, or the emptying of the liquid waste tanks, has been cut by $101 million, or 15.5 percent. An even bigger hit is being taken by the Salt Waste Processing Facility, which is funded $78 million, or 45.9 percent, less in fiscal year 2014.
"At the Savannah River Site, the largest portion of the request supports the Tank Waste Liquid Waste Management Program, which includes the operation of the Defense Waste Processing Facility, as well as operation of the Actinide Removal Process and Modular Caustic Side Extraction units," the president's budget states. "These units will be needed through construction of the Salt Waste Processing Facility. This request also supports the operation of the Saltstone Facility and the continued closure activities for Tanks 5 and 6."
While the budget cuts funding, it took time to laud Environmental Management's work.
"EM packaged a record high of 276 canisters of high-level waste at the Defense Waste Processing Facility and successfully closed two waste tanks – the first since 1997 – at the Savannah River Site and met the FY 2013 Federal Facilities Agreement tank closure commitment," a note in the budget said.
The Environmental Management program continues to clean up waste and contamination, focusing on its legally enforceable regulatory commitments. The total budget includes $5.6 billion for EM "to ensure that nuclear wastes from the production of weapons during the Cold War are safely processed, secured and disposed of in a timely manner," budget documents state. "The site will also continue to support the management of Special Nuclear Materials including the processing of vulnerable spent nuclear fuel; the Global Threat Reduction initiative through continued receipt of foreign and domestic research reactor spent (used) nuclear fuel; and ... reduce the residual plutonium contamination in Building 235-F consistent with Defense Nuclear Safety Facilities Board Recommendation 2012-1."
Site Stewardship gets increase
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The Brasshouse Pub
Traditional pub with a long history of 200+ years! Hosting themed nights from R & B to Disco classics.
The Brasshouse Pub, The Brasshouse 44 Broadstreet, Birmingham, B1 2HP
Casual / Live Music / Pub
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Traditional pub with a long history of 200+ years! Hosting themed nights from R & B to Disco classics.
The Brasshouse Pub, The Brasshouse 44 Broadstreet, Birmingham, B1 2HP
Casual / Live Music / Pub
The Institute has three main areas; the Library, the Institute area & The Temple, along with a separate VIP area.
The Institute, 78 Digbeth , Birmingham, B5 6DY
Concert / Live
Come to Reflex in Broad Street and enjoy the soundtrack of the 80s, great prices on the best drinks, cocktails and bombs and have a sing in our private karaoke booth or just have a wicked night out with friends.
Reflex, 36-37 Broad St, Birmingham, B1 2DY
Clubbing / Nightclub
Walkabout Birmingham is located on Broad Street. The venue operates 7 days a week, with 2 bars on two levels and an outdoor area over looking the canal. No matter what night of the week, there is always something going on. Catch all the latest sport, have a quiet drink with your mates, or party 'til the early hours Walkabout is the perfect place.
Walkabout, 266A-271 Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2DS
Bar / Party / Pub
Right in the heart of the city, just off Broad Street, P&P Birmingham is perfect for every occasion. Whether it's breakfast and a quick illy coffee, lunch with friends, cocktails and wine after work or a big night out
Pitcher & Piano, The Waters Edge Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2HP
Bar / Casual / Cocktail Bar
Located on Birmingham's busiest going out street, Broad Street, Bar Risa is one of the biggest and most stylish venues. With 6 rooms and 7 bars Bar Risa has been designed to ensure there is an area to suit every mood or occasion.
Risa , 259-263 Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2HF
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A hotel bar in the heart of Birmingham city centre, B1 is tucked away in luxurious hotel, Crowne Plaza. A contemporary restaurant bar, B1 is known for its slick decor and 4-star status in one of the city's most well known hotels. Predominantly a wine bar, you're spoilt between a seat at the rich mahogany bar or a table in B1's stylish restaurant that is awash with modern lighting, rich caramel coloured seating area's and private circular booths. Popular for after work drinks in Birmingham, B1 is a mecca for the city's professionals looking for international wines and upmarket beverages. Whilst it may be located on a dual carriageway, you'd be suprised how many inner city businessmen visit B1 on a weekday evening thanks to their relaxed vibes and stylish setting. Dinner too you're wondering? There's everything from confit duck legs and vine tomato soup to seared dive scallops to be found on their weekday a la carte menu.
"Inspired by many years of visiting such great venues as the Jazzcafe, Madame Jo Jo's, Point 101, the Jazz Rooms and even wandering further afield to legendary places such as the Green Mill in Chicago and the Elbo Rooms in San Francisco...and finding ourselves struggling to find any real places to go out in Birmingham over the years. (bar the few good promotions that have kept us going i.e. Sweat, Fungle Junk, Leftfoot, Jazz Club, Circo etc.) We decided that Birmingham is long overdue a bar and live music venue pivoting on the Jazz and Funk staple. So, after a grueling process of finding the right premises to set up home, we finally made the deal back in Dec06 and opened our doors in Feb07. Our concept is simple...we want to provide a funky and intimate place where people can hang out, watch bands and dj's play, have a dance, have a bite to eat, and just generally feel enveloped in a warm and wonderful atmosphere. There isn't any dresscode, grumpy bouncers or even an ounce of pretension...just friendly faces, quality music, food and drink at very reasonable prices. We are now 2 years on and the response has been amazing! We knew you good people were out there, but not in such full force. Thank you to everyone that has put The Yardbird on the map, from the great staff, regular customers old and new, and the bands, djs and promoters that have realised and help maintain my dream of doing something musically, socially and culturally different in Birmingham." - Ollie Lloyd (Owner/Promoter)
The Yardbird, Paradise place, Birmingham, B3 3HJ
Bar / Casual
It's the combination of great tunes, cheap drinks, full dancefloors, friendly clubbers and a great atmosphere that makes Snobs the club people love.
Snobs, 29 Paradise Circus Queensway , Birmingham, B1 2BJ
Nightclub / Party
Found in the heart of the city and a bustling destination for many a late night hen party jostle, Athens is a Greek restaurant bar in Birmingham known for its welcoming atmosphere and pocket friendly fare. A classic Greek restaurant doused in Mediterranean wall art, the bustle of dining tables and a cocktail bar to boot, Athens is wholesome and fresh. From a stage for live music and the space for a dance floor,
Athens, 31 Paradise Circus Queensway, Birmingham, B1 2BJ
Bar / Casual / Clubbing / Live / Nightclub