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Featured FurKidz
Featured FurKidz: Get yourself a Daxie!
Did you know that Dachshunds are very devoted to their families? They are loyal, clever, proud, bold, playful and brave. With a lot of attention and training Dachshunds become loveable and dependable temperaments. Don't be fooled by his size a Daxi is a great watchdog and very protective of his family and home.
Dachshunds are very fascinating dogs and they make great companions, especially for children. The size and energy of these little guys have children do well keeping up with them. Dachshunds fit in a single household as well as in a family. They are very social animals, do like swimming, love their family and want to be around them at all times.
For more info about one of these little Sausages Doggie, please click on their picture and contact the shelter directly. Adopt a Daxie today!
Featured FurKidz: H.A.W.S
Lots of dogs and cats are waiting in shelters, hoping to find a new loving home. Some of them just weren't the perfect Christmas gift, others got rescued out of horrible living conditions, but most of them never felt love or got the chance to build up confidence towards humans.
Thanks to the shelters, like H.A.W.S, unwanted and mistreated animals get a second chance of living.
Some FurKidz easily find happy new homes, but what happens with the other dogs and cats?
Some dogs are staying in shelters for months, waiting for the right person to arrive.
Imagine being an unwanted shelter dog, seeing all your friends finding a new family, getting the chance to run around in a big garden and to cuddle on the couch with their new owners.
People are passing by your cage, you are trying to get their attention, but no one turns around.
How long could you deal with such conditions?
At H.A.W.S shelter dogs get the chance to play around in small gardens once a day.
They don't have to starve or fight for their food, but none of them is special, they all might have names, but in the end every dog is just one more place less in the shelter. Shelters like Haws are only temporary solutions.
You can't be loved behind bars.
Help us to find new loving homes for our shelter dogs and come down to visit H.A.W.S. and click here to see all their adorable cats and dogs.
Featured Furkidz: Kitty and Puppy Haven
Imagine losing your home and your shelter too...A really awful thought, isn't it? So many cats and dogs are in this situation now at Kitty and Puppy Haven. The plan of the shelter organizers was to relocate to new premises, but this plan has so far unfortunately failed. However there is still a little bit of hope left, this hope is to find a new home for each of those sweet cats and dogs before the end of February.
So if you could give your heart a little push, it would be great! Maybe you are just searching for a new friend; please have a look at all those lovely cats and dogs in the Kitty & Puppy Haven. Especially the cats and dogs that aren't kittens and puppies any more as they urgently need a new home where they can spend the rest of their lives.
Have a look at all the adorable cats and dogs here, so that they can find a new home until the 28th of February!
Featured Furkidz: FORA
Over the last year, Friends of Rescued Animals (FORA) in Krugersdorp had to stop taking animals into their shelter as they had reached full capacity.
FORA is now ready to accept new rescued animals into the shelter and for every adopted animal a new one can be saved, so please come and visit.
FORA has a variety of animals to cater to all animal lover's needs, whether you are looking for a pup or a kitten, dog or cat, FORA has them all. Come in down today in order to find your new perfect pal and click here to see them all.
Featured Furkidz: Kitty and Puppy Haven
It is always a challenging task for shelters to find a good home for their animals, but if they are under time pressure, the whole situation becomes a lot more difficult.
For 12 years the non-profit organization Kitty and Puppy Haven has helped 3000 puppies and kittens annually, particularly mistreated and traumatized ones. Unfortunately KPH lost the yearslong court case and now has to leave the residential area their shelter was located in due to pressure from neighbours and municipality. Relocating to new premises is the plan, but ideally all existing animals should find homes by 28th of February 2013, the due date for the closure set by the court.
Have a look at their gorgeous cats and dogs here and call the office on 011 440 24 04 for more info.
Featured Furkidz @ Wetnose
Christmas is a time of loving, but in shelters across South Africa, the period after Christmas is very chaotic, especially for Wetnose Animal Rescue Centre, which is a pro-life shelter.
Wetnose has experienced in the weeks following Christmas a huge influx of animals that might not have been the ideal Christmas present for some families.
For those of you looking for a new addition to your family, Wetnose is the perfect place to look for your new Furkidz, as many of these animals have been unwanted for a long time, so why not make them your new furrever friend?
Contact Wetnose Animal Rescue Centre today in Rayton on 013 932 3941, or go visit them yourself, you won't be able to resist!
Featured Furkidz: Purrfect Harmony!
Introducing your new kitten to your family cat can be quite difficult, but if approached properly the two can become great friends!
Cats are a bit more difficult to introduce to each other compared to dogs, as cats can be more territorial and aggressive of their area and their special carer.
The first step is to organise a separate living area for your new kitten, completely isolated from your family cat. Let the kitten explore its new area, and while this is happening, have someone paying extra special attention to your family feline. After a few days, and with the kitten acquainted with its new surroundings, bring the kitten into the same area as your family cat, but be prepared to separate the cats if the family cat becomes too territorial or aggressive towards the kitten, but don't worry, this is normal!
After this, put the cats together for a few times a day so they can become better acquainted with each other. You may see the older cat trying to "mother" the kitten, which again is normal and completely fine. As long as there is no open violence towards each other, then everything should progress smoothly.
It may take a couple of weeks to achieve purrfect harmony, but once your felines are friends, friends forever they will be!
Featured FurKidz @ AACL Epping
Pets improve your health!
This might seem unreal, but according to recent studies animals can improve your health in more ways than one!
Cats and dogs are good for your heart
Could owning a dog or cat keep your heart healthy? Research has shown that the long-term benefits of owning a pet include protection of your heart and reduced risk of cardiovascular problems, high blood pressure and elevated cholesterol levels. Over the 20 years of one study, people who had never owned a cat were 40% more likely to die of a heart attack than those who had. Another study showed that dog owners had a significantly better survival rate one year after a heart attack than those who did not own a dog. Overall, pet owners have a lower risk of dying from any cardiac disease, including heart failure.
Cats and dogs are good for your cholesterol levels
Normally you need to have a strict diet, exercise and take medication to keep your cholesterol level low. But owning a dog or a cat has the potential of making it easier to avoid the dangers of cholesterol. There are lower noted levels of cholesterol and triglycerides in people who own pets compared to people who don't.
Fewer allergies and a stronger immunity for children
Researchers have found that kids growing up in a home with four-legged furry friends will have less risk of allergies and asthma. A study also shows that babies who are living in a home with a dog are healthier in general, require fewer antibiotics and suffer from fewer respiratory in their first year of life.
These are just a few points where pets can help you keep healthy. They can keep you in better physical fitness, keep you participating in daily exercise and enhance your mood as well!!
There is a good place to find your new fur-ever friend who keeps you healthy and will improve your health. It's called Animal Anti Cruelty League in Epping, a non-profit organisation that does not receive a subsidy from the government and has been protecting and caring for animals since 1956.
It is the second biggest independent animal welfare organization in South Africa! Have a look at their four legged friends that are still waiting for a new fur-ever home!!
Click here to go through every Epping pets profile and find your perfect new friend. Give them a look and call the office on 021 534 6426 for more info.
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Posted by LoMcCuller on 05/12/2014
I had the Thiebu Djen, which was referred to me my the person who answered the phone, it was the most absolutely delicious meal I've had in a very long time. Unlike others my food came pretty quick around 20-30 mins. I will definitely be ordering from here again and very soon.
Posted by Bineta on 04/03/2014
I had a great time eating at this new place. I just went by and realized the new setting. the Décor is modern and the food tasted great specially my favorite CHAWARMA. I also enjoyed the ambiance of the Resrtaurant. I would definetly go back. Thank you
Posted by Anonymous on 03/05/2013
big portions of food. the food is tasty like other african places on 116th...however the service is lame. the lady on the phone seems to be angry all the time. the average time of delivery is 1 hour IF you live within a radius of 1 miles. beyond that I wish you luck
Posted by Anonymous on 01/30/2013
The food is tasty and reasonably priced- especially the fried fish. However the service is horrible. The staff is often curt. Furthermore, I ordered over the phone tonight and after two hours (yes, 2 hours! ) the delivery man had not yet arrived. After repeated calls to the restaurant I was told "He's on his way".
Posted by RM on 10/29/2011
The food is tasty and you get very good potions. The atmosphere is very cozy, gives you the african chop bar feel. A good place to relax, the host/ess do not kick you out by asking you if you need anything else after 20min like other food places in manhattan. Love this place!
Posted by Mrs. Niasse on 02/27/2011
I am American, born here in NYC. My husband is an African dandanna from Senegal. I love this place and the food is DELICIOUS, The lunch, the dinner, everything is good and tasty at this restaurant! you gotta eat here! The food is great! I would like to thank my husband for introducing me to this place!
Posted by Anonymous on 03/25/2010
I love the food at Baobab. I lived in Senegal for a year and every time I get a craving for thiebudjen or yassa, this is the place I come to. The food is authentic and tasty. The portions used to be bigger but it is still a decent size. They have made changes in their lunch menu in that only certain things are served on a particular day, so if you want something specific, call ahead to make sure that they will have it.

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Wow, I recently moved cross-country and found myself in the cold Buffalo winter... and my friend Ellen made knitting look so fun at our last residency in Vermont that I thought I'd pick it up. Unfortunately nobody I know here knits, so I've been watching online tutorials and playing around. It's all pretty primitive at this point and I'm not absolutely sure I'm doing it right, but I'm starting. That's something, right?
I'll also welcome you to the wonderful, all-consuming world of knitting. It'll be a great new outlet for your creative energies. Did you design your own tattoos?
Thanks. Why yes I did actually. Yeah, I like it so far because I get to make things, but the way I think about it is different.
Welcome to the group. I am in Little Valley just outside Ellicottville, about 50 miles south east of Buffalo. The puppy is just adorabe! Looking forward to hearing more from you.
Thanks, I think I sort of drove around that area when I first got here, but could be mistaken. That's Boo. He's a lot bigger at this point.
OMG! You're in Buffalo, NY! So am I! Now you do know someone who knits! I am always the token male knitter at every knitting group or meeting here,so it would be great to have someone else there.
If you are looking for instruction I highly recommend taking classes with Heather at Elmwood Yarn Shop in north Buffalo. Heather is a great instructor, she is also the designer of the Central Park Hoodie. There are other yarn shops I can recommend depending on where you are located. But the thing about Buffalo is, almost everything is located no more than 20 minutes away, LOL.
We also have a knitting circle that meets Monday and Thursday at the Market Cafe in Wegmans on Alberta Dr, across from the Boulevard Mall. We are there from 6:30 to 8:30 pm every week, except for the first Thursday of the month. Feel free to PM me if you need any more info.
Oh nice. Yay Buffalo. I think I went looking for that shop, but it was a Sunday and they had already closed for the day. I would definitely be interested in classes, but am pretty broke at the moment (school and the move)... but maybe in the near future!
I can understand the being broke... I was unemployed for 7 months last year. Glad to be working again. You should make it out to Wegmans to join us then. There are plenty of experienced knitters who could help you along.
Welcome to the wild and wonderful world of knitting!
Not sure about the pic comments as I see a pug dog, but whatever.
Check out knittinghelp.com for some good instructional videos for everything from basic to advanced techniques.
I look forward to seeing pics of your finished objects.
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Welcome to MWK.
Something you may want to look into is finding a local yarn shoppe and see if they offer classes, or assistance with knitting if you get stuck. It's also a good way to meet other knitters.
Well, first of all, welcome if you've just joined. Now from your picture, I definitely think you might have erred somewhere. First, knitting in the dark is difficult , especially if you're trying to do a complicated pattern. Second, it looks like you might have lost your needles somewhere. Be very careful where you walk until you find them. And be careful sitting down too. Third, you may want to steer clear of chairs that can spin. Wrapping your body with the yarn is going to make for a very tight knit. You need to loosen up a bit. And finally, yes, starting IS something. You at least overcame the inertia and tried. The trick is to keep on not quitting. Good luck and hope to hear of your progress. ^-^
Haha thanks and hello. Yeah, that picture leaves something to be desired, but was the only thing on my desktop when I set up this profile... That's what happens when you mix bad art and knitting I suppose?


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Seriously Scandinavian: Swedish Meatballs
Where do you start a journey through the Scandinavian kitchen? Well, perhaps with the most iconic Scandinavian dish of them all. Swedish meatballs. Now, first of all, we need to settle something: Mom's meatballs are always the best in the world. Regardless of the Mom. And perhaps even regardless of the meatballs. Just like Italian sons and daughters have their mother's cooking as a frame of reference for good food, Mom's meatballs have the same function in Sweden. More


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Chromosome Analysis, Solid Tumors
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Most malignant neoplasms are associated with clonal genetic abnormalities and the observation of an abnormal cytogenetic clone is consistent with a neoplasm. In many instances, these abnormalities can be demonstrated by cytogenetic analysis. Some physicians now consider cytogenetic analysis a useful laboratory test to determine the neoplastic potential of solid tumors.
For some tumors, cytogenetic analysis can help classify solid tumors. For example, an X;18 translocation has been specifically associated with synovial sarcoma, many alveolar rhabdomyosarcomas have an associated 2;13 translocation, and nearly every myxoid liposarcoma has a 12;16 translocation. A complete summary of the correlation between tumor histology and specific chromosome anomalies is too extensive to summarize here. The reader is referred to the Mitelman Database of Chromosome Aberrations in Cancer (2001). Edited by F Mitelman, B Johansson, F Mertens.Available at http://cgap.nci.nih.gov/Chromosomes/Mitelman
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Assisting in the classification of malignant tumors associated with chromosomal abnormalities
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
The observation of a chromosomally abnormal clone is evidence of a clonal neoplastic process.
Certain chromosome abnormalities may also be specifically associated with certain morphologic classifications. In many tumors, the cytogenetic interpretation may be complicated by the observation of numerous complex chromosome anomalies. Nevertheless, the presence of certain chromosome abnormalities within a complex karyotype may still aid in classifying the tumor. However, a normal karyotype does not eliminate the possibility of a neoplastic process. Additionally, FISH testing or other strategies may be more appropriate for certain tumor types.
On rare occasions, the presence of an abnormality may be associated with a congenital abnormality that is not related to a malignant neoplastic process. Follow-up with a medical genetics consultation is recommended.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Interfering factors
-Lack of viable cells
-Bacterial contamination
-Cell death due to failure to transport tissue in an appropriate media
-Excessive transport time
-Exposure of the specimen to temperature extremes (freezing or >30 degrees C)
-Specimen has been stored or treated with formalin or another fixative or is paraffin-embedded
-Numerous complex anomalies making cytogenetic interpretation difficult beyond establishing the presence of an abnormal clone
-Normal metaphases may be present from tissue within and surrounding the tumor. Normal cells may grow better than cells of the tumor and interfere with the cytogenetic studies
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
46,XX or 46,XY. No apparent chromosome abnormality.
An interpretive report will be provided.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
Sandberg AA, Turc-Carel C, Gemmell RM: Chromosomes in solid tumors and beyond. Cancer Res 1988;48:1049-1059


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Satya Nadella, is the executive vice president of Microsoft's Cloud and Enterprise group, responsible for building and running the company's computing platforms, developer tools and cloud services. He is also one of the few rumored CEO candidates inside Microsoft. Speaking at Le'Web, he said that "this meme of digitizing everything is well on its way." "Over the next 10 years, we will reach a point where nearly everything will become digitized," wrote Nadella. He added "an ever-growing network of connected devices, incredible computing capacity from the cloud, insights from big data and intelligence from machine learning….
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The Australian government is learning firsthand just how fraught environmental conservation in Indonesia can be.
Introduced as an effort that would provide "immediate and tangible results" in Indonesia's ongoing struggle to protect its forests, a leading initiative by Australia's Agency for International Development (AusAID) has been "quietly but drastically scaled back" and is well behind schedule, according to recent research.
The project in Central Kalimantan's Kapuas district was announced jointly in 2007 by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and Australia's then-foreign minister, Alexander Downer, with the aim of reflooding drained peatland, replanting deforested areas and protecting 70,000 hectares of peatland from further deforestation.
The effort, known as the Kalimantan Forests and Climate Partnership, would ultimately reduce climate change-inducing carbon dioxide emissions by 700 million tons over 30 years.
More than four years after the project's unveiling, the reflooding target has shrunk from 200,000 hectares to 25,000 hectares, just 50,000 of an originally announced 100 million trees have been planted, and the entire undertaking is "moving forward too slowly when considered against the rapid rate of deforestation," researchers from the Australian National University have found.
'Still valid'
"We really feel that the work we are doing on the ground, forging a path to show how REDD might work in Indonesia, is still a very valid approach and it is one of the most advanced," Sara Moriarty, a counselor for climate change at AusAID, said last week in response to the report.
The KFCP is a "demonstration project" for REDD — reduced emissions from deforestation and forest degradation — with an emphasis on carbon-rich peat forests.
A scheme that envisions one day paying nations to conserve their forests, REDD is seen by some as an effective way for Indonesia to cut its carbon emissions, the vast majority of which come from deforestation or land use changes.
But the paper highlights serious concerns about the 47 million Australian dollar ($49 million) project's feasibility and transparency, with a particular focus on the under-the-radar nature of the scaling back of the KFCP objectives.
"[We] could have and should have been more open and transparent with the release of information when we were revising what we were actually going to achieve through the program," Moriarty said.
The report cites multiple factors, including insufficient funding, questions of land tenure rights and administrative hurdles, in assessing reasons for KFCP's delays and lesser ambitions.
Having already extended the project's implementation phase by a year to run through June 2013, Moriarty conceded that "it's unlikely that we would meet all of the objectives in the time frame that was initially outlined," although no official decision has yet been made.
Tim Jessup, a forests and climate specialist with AusAID, said another factor slowing progress was the emphasis placed on gaining support from local governments and indigenous Dayak populations in the project area.
"An important part of REDD is delivering and sharing benefits with local communities … but that's not something you can do quickly," Jessup said.
"We would be criticized much more strongly than they've criticized us if we'd rushed in there."
The ANU report is not the first one critical of the KFCP. Journalists, environmentalists and indigenous rights groups have all voiced concerns in the years since the project's inception.
Stibniati Atmadja, a researcher with the Center for International Forestry Research (Cifor) in Bogor, has conducted research at the site intermittently since 2009 as part of a global comparative study on REDD. Describing the dilemma between following REDD permitting procedures and consulting local communities as a "catch-22," Stibniati said the project had to get the necessary permits prior to consultation.
"[In 2010] REDD was a new concept; it's hard to explain it to the people, and I had the same problem when I was there," she said. Conveying the meaning of REDD and KFCP is an ongoing activity, and some progress is now being seen, she added.
Jessup said KFCP finally inked cooperative agreements with all seven villages located within the site in February. The blocking of major canals, a critical component of the peatland rehydration, is expected to begin this year.
Lessons for Jambi
But against a backdrop of continued deforestation, palm oil plantations' expansion and Indonesia's penchant for lax law enforcement and corruption, the report asks whether it's all too little, too late.
The ANU researchers advise AusAID to reconsider plans for a similar project in Sumatra's Jambi province, saying it "already has its hands full with KFCP," and should "not disperse its efforts through a second demonstration project."
That input, along with Aus- AID's own review of KFCP, will be considered as it weighs its ambitions in Sumatra, where the proposal is still in its infancy.
"So much has happened internationally in terms of REDD that we do feel it's important with the second demonstration activity to be mindful of those changes," Moriarty said. "We're currently discussing with the government of Indonesia what that means for the Jambi project."


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The comediennes – who happen to be close friends – performed so well together at the Emmys last month they've been handed the Golden Globes microphone.
The former Saturday Night Live co-stars have been chosen to co-host the 2013 Golden Globe Awards, which will take place on January 13, NBC announced on Monday.
The two met in 1993 when they were both studying improv at Second City and hit it off instantly.
They also believe in charities with a cause – Tina and Amy both attended Comedy Central's 'Night of Too Many Stars: America Comes Together For Autism Programs' in New York City on October 13.
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An ancient race of spacefarers asks Kirk and Spock to help them prevent a holy war by retrieving the soul of a dead peacemaker.
Archive for the 'Star Trek: TAS' Category
Retro Review: The JihadFriday, July 29th, 2011
Retro Review: The Eye of the BeholderFriday, July 22nd, 2011
Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are imprisoned in a zoo by slug-like creatures who do not believe the Enterprise crewmembers are intelligent.
Retro Review: The Slaver WeaponFriday, July 15th, 2011
Spock, Uhura and Sulu are captured by the Kzinti, a dangerous enemy trying to collect the ancient technology of the Slavers.
Retro Review: The Ambergris ElementFriday, July 8th, 2011
On a planet covered almost completely by oceans, Kirk and Spock are turned into water-breathing creatures from a species distrustful of air-breathers.
Retro Review: The Time TrapFriday, July 1st, 2011
The Enterprise is trapped in the Delta Triangle with a Klingon ship, where they find other vessels and their crews all living in harmony.
Retro Review: The Terratin IncidentFriday, June 24th, 2011
Everyone on the Enterprise begins to shrink after being hit by a mysterious energy surge that shatters the ship's dilithium crystals.
Retro Review: Mudd's PassionFriday, June 17th, 2011
No one is more surprised than Harry Mudd when the love potion he's been selling causes Spock to fall in love with Christine Chapel.
Retro Review: Once Upon a PlanetFriday, June 10th, 2011
The crew returns to the "Shore Leave" planet, only to find that the computer, resenting its role as a servant, has made fantasy run amok.
Retro Review: The Magicks of Megas-tuFriday, June 3rd, 2011
The Enterprise enters the center of the galaxy, where magic has more power than technology.
Retro Review: The Infinite VulcanFriday, May 27th, 2011
A cloned giant from the Eugenics Wars wants to clone Spock in his own image as a galactic peacemaker.
Retro Review: The SurvivorFriday, May 20th, 2011
The Enterprise crew rescues a missing philanthropist whose fiancee is aboard the ship.
Retro Review: More Tribbles, More TroublesFriday, May 13th, 2011
The Enterprise rescues Cyrano Jones and a new breed of tribbles from a ship of angry Klingons.
How About New Animated Trek?Friday, May 13th, 2011
Star Trek XI Writer Roberto Orci is mulling over a new Star Trek animated series.
For some Star Trek fans, it has been too long since they've been able to enjoy a Star Trek show on television, so like fans of the original series back in the early 1970s, they would be satisfied with an animated series, as long as the episodes were more like Yesteryear and less like The Infinite Vulcan.
Nothing definite is in the works (yet) but when Orci was asked about the possibility of a new animated series, he had this to say: "We've actually talked about it. Let's see!"
Retro Review: The Lorelei SignalFriday, May 6th, 2011
The Enterprise visits a planet where a race of seductive women suck the life force out of men to remain alive.
Retro Review: One Of Our Planets Is MissingFriday, April 29th, 2011
When a huge cosmic cloud ingests a planet, Spock must determine whether it is sentient.


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April 30,2015
Awesome place
The outer garden is a lovely place for lunch time. Staff friendly.Although the cost is high, but wen you see the quality, you wont have any prob paying that much.Music crowd and ambience- awesome. Request any song of your choice and dance to the beats .drinks-barman's pitcher & chilli vodka shots are must haves, food- broccoli sauté, tandoori mushrooms, paneer naanza & paneer chilli dry are good.
January 26,2015
September 25,2014
1000 Oaks: Why Not ???
Have been to lot of places, but this place beats all of them hands down.
Ambience: 3.5
Food: 5
Drinks: 5
Staff: 5
Barmens pitcher, we tried 3 of their flavours, but I vote for blue and peach.
The finger food that is to accompany your drink is awesome here, the waiter is good at suggesting their specialties. The quantity is THE BEST, no other place can beat it. The tandoori mushrooms were too good with their spicy marination, the crispy potatoes was something which took us by surprise, it stood out, we ordered it twice. Hara bara kebab tasted juicy and melted in the mouth.
We asked for something spicy and the waiter suggested paneer chilly, great dish to end our starters and head towards the main course.
We had also ordered a platter, the cheese stuffed mushrooms were a let down, none of us liked it and the Reshmi kebab was not to our taste.
The biriyani was also a let down, none of us liked it.
Finally it was light on the pocket !!!
January 20,2014
1000 Oaks
Great place to hang out with friends as well as family....They have both indoor and outdoor seating and both giving two wholly different places to be at , at the same time one place!! The ambience is unique, the food is pretty good....Their stuffed tandoori mushrooms and tandoori prawns are just amazing.... Really nice place to go out with friends.
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February 23,2013
Fish Curry Rice (FCR)
First i was amaze that a sea food restaurants is available in Pune. I came to know about FCR through my friend who is a local guy from Pune. It is not that tipical sea food restaurant infact the food served here has its own teast and actualy gets the the teast of local goan and karvar. Very importantly the quality of the fish and it is so fresh. I would really appreciate its 100% hygiene and its cleanliness of a restaurtant. I would love to visit this place again and again. Thanx FCR.
February 09,2013
Rude staff, Don't care about customer
Saturday, Feb 02, 2013 3:30 PM, I went to this place for lunch, the place was almost empty. when I asked for a place for two, their guy showed me a table right at the door with only two people to adjust. Since the place was almost empty I asked to sit on the next table but that guy refused straight away rudely. and when I told him that I will not eat there and will leave he was fine with that. perhaps loosing just two customer doesn't matter to them on Saturday afternoon So I will give them zero for customer service
Visited February 2013
January 26,2013
Radhika Sathe, Writer/Journalist
January 23,2013
Must Visit
You must have been to many restaurants and pubs. But this is one of those that you have to have visited if you're a Pune-ite. The garden is purely a restaurant while the inner section is a pub-cum-restaurant. The ambiance is totally non-stuffy and you can easily hang out with friends or have a dinner out with family here.
The Barman's Pitcher of T-Oaks is a drinker's fave, and even the cocktails on offer here are good. The food is also good, if not completely awesome. Something I personally love is the french fries with dip to go with your drinks.
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November 09,2012
Must visit
If you ever doubted whether regular Indian cuisine could fit in today's swanky lounges / watering holes without french-ifying it or twisting it around, 1000 Oaks is an assurance that fans on the cuisine need not worry. It was packed to the brim with hip youngsters who had no problem sipping on their Blanc with Chicken Tikka to munch on. The menu here is pre-dominantly Indian with the odd continental salad no one really bothers with.
Wine, was of course a metaphor, for, this place is known for it's insane drink - The Barman's Special, which just happens to be a combination of beer, whiskey, white rum, gin, vodka, soda and a flavour of your choice. We went with Green Apple. Even though the drink's not too strong, trust me, you don't want to be behind the wheel after you've knocked down few glasses of that concoction.
For starters, and we had plenty of those, we started off with Murg Hariyaali Tikka & Chilly Chicken. The Hariyaali Tikkas were succulent and well marinated with green chutney. The Chicken chilly wasn't that hideous Indian-Chinese dish, but a smart desi take prepared with Indian spices, green chillies and onions. Next came in Murg Banjaara Kebab, BBQ Chicken Wings and a stunning stuffed naan, Paneer Naanza. The Banjaara kebab here is white as opposed to green as it is everywhere else, but had the spicy bite to it. The BBQ Chicken Wings, marinated with tandoori masala, were delicious. But the pièce de resistance was the Paneer Naanza. Hot, buttery, garlicky, stuffed with soft cottage cheese and served with a yummy sweetish mayonnaise, it was the perfect accompaniment for a cool Thursday night drink-up.
For mains, we looked no further than the dish this place is really popular for: Chicken Tikka Makhanwala. When you tend to have so much of one meat, it does indeed tend to get a bit much, company wasn't for mutton or sea-food, though, I've reliably learnt that the sea-food here is pretty awesome as well. But with no anti-chicken feelings at all, we polished it off with some garlic naans. The desserts menu here was tempting and we went for the Khubani ka Meetha, Apricot Halwa, more like a pulp served with vanilla ice-cream. Here, you can also have the Khubani by itself or with cream. Perfect ending to a perfect meal.
There are two seating options: open-air, superb option for a wintery evening and a lounge - DJ belting out rock hits from over the years. The service is quick and efficient and food portions, standard i.e. 8 pcs. of tikkas per portion and so on. What's noticeable is that no one's in a hurry to throw you out quickly because of the wait-list and that's a refreshing change from other restaurants that can't wait to serve you, have you pay-up and out you go..that would've been the ultimate kill-joy for a place like this. But, there's God after all & we've got to thank Him and the guys behind 1000 Oaks.
August 23,2012
Drinker's Delight
The guys who introduced Pune to the Barman's Pitcher. A cocktail of all alcoholic beverges under the sun, topped of with a beer. a pitcher for Rs. 550( last I went) is definitely worth it. Good crowd, decent music and fine food. GO for the Reshmi kebab and you will not be dissapointed. The place does tend to get a bit congested on weekendss, especially the bar area, but for familes and large groups they have a section outside. On weekends , they have a cover of Rs. 500 which is well worth it. The only problem is the tiny washroom, which 9/10 times has a long queue outside.
Tip: keep check of the number of Pitchers you have. They dont hit you very early, but when they do. I warned you. :)
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We just ordered barman's pitcher, more like of as a fluke's guess...and it turned out to be the best thing we had that evening. We were down with 6 pitcher's in the end, and that's a huge amount seeing the capacity of four people, including 2 girls.
Well, girl's liked the pink color more of the drink and the extra lime and salt icing around the glass added to the taste. LOVED IT !!!
Ambience...cool and smooth.
Staff...friendly, helpful and cooperative.
5/5 for this super place.
November 25,2011
Good place to hang out
a very nice place to hang out with frnds, good music , although loud but still u will enjoy it, good cocktails , resonable in pricing, now regarding food chicken wings are good mushrooms are ok ok but need to work on chilly chicken taste, other than lounge area seats are not comfortable. However In the end i rate as 3 out of 5 and would like to visit again.
August 19,2011
Nice place to chill
1000 oaks is a wonderful place to spend evening with ur loved ones.
It has two sitting areas, Outdoor and lounge.
We sat in lounge area where the ambience is very nice.. Seating is nice n simple with sofa and cushioned chairs..
Music played was very good.. nice soundtracks were played by the in house DJ.
And now finally.. drinks and food.. cocktails were very nicely made and beer pitcher was reasonably priced..
Food was simply amazing !! Be it chicken angara or stuffed tandoori mushroom or even simple masala papad...
And thumbs up top service.. Waiters are quite knowledgable and polite..
It was a nice evening at 1000 oaks.. Will surely go bak
July 02,2011
May 29,2011
The management - needs lessons in mgmt
Sad but true. We'd booked a table one hour earlier - we got the reservation made. When we reached there, the person who'd answered the call was missing. When we went in - we were told "we dont make reservations" - how fantastic!?.. Pune is getting smarter. You guys are not the stars anymore. Get goin with the competition else T-oaks wont remain a popular choice - as it once upon a time used to be. Sad but true.
May 18,2011
Saddest food I ever had .
Went to dis place last evening with a hope of having gud Indian food but everything was just worst.
Started with Masala papad, which was red in color as it was full of chili powder, den tried my luck with cottage cheese starter , it was a mixture of water + cottage cheese+ few pieces of capsicum + lots of chili powder. By dis time I drank more than 7 glasses of water.
With a little courage left I placed d main course order, n dis was my worst decision.
Thought of trying something common, bhendi (ladies finger) masala.To make it more awful, ladies finger was completely dried out d inner seeds had become so hard dat it was very difficult to chew.
Had to face tuff time d entire night n dis morning because of heavy chili powder .:(
I wont recommend dis place for Indian food
awesomeee is the word!!
Absolutely fab place for those who love music n booze..i mean who doesn't??
Pitchers are the perfect way to start in there while the ambiance with the music will sink you in the momentum to be there..i luv the cheese cherry PA and not to forget the Long Island..as i said..awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
The Barman's Pitcher
Are you looking for great comfort food while listening to great comfort (read: rock / retro) music in a great ambiance (read: english tudor pub / outdoor garden) ?
1000 Oaks or T-Oaks as it's more popularly known, has long been THE place to go for a great place to chill in the evenings.
Please note - if you do take the decision to goto T-Oaks, and then NOT have the Barman's pitcher, it's downright sacrilege!
Amongst the pro's:-
1. THE FAMOUS BARMAN's PITCHER!
A beer based (it has other stuff in it!) pitcher of pure awesomeness!
Comes in 4 flavours:-
1. Classic (rose) - the best!
2. Green Apple - the second best.
3. Peach - meh
4. Blue - double meh
This is a MUST try.
Seriously - no gripes here!
Awesome music (rock - predominantly classic). I believe that Tuesday is Retro nights, so be prepared to do the Y M C A!
Shorts, PJ's, Suited up, Suited down, Party - it all goes! I've never seen a more chilled out place than this.
5. The COASTERS!
Every one is a collectible!
The Con's:-
If you haven't figured it out yet, I'm a fanboy!
No con's!
Besides the fact that weekends its a bit packed and the waiters seem to be spread thin. But what else would you expect of the most awesome pub in town?
November 17,2010
Kanishka Basak, Software Engineer
October 26,2010
A Regular English Pub
Love the place. Having lived in Manchester(UK) for a long time, I really liked this join. Gr8 Music. Food tastes well...but the whole ambiance is brilliant. Very crowded though; but what popular place isn't? I never sat outside ; but I bet its good in Spring & Autumn when the weather is crisp.
Nice place to unwind:)
It looks like a vintage house that has been influenced by the European culture.It has been done very elegantly. The wooden arch doors,black and white framed pictures of Bob Marley,Jim Morrison,the exotic lights make this place visually even more appealing.
They have four sections in total. One outdoor and three located indoors. They have humongous white chairs laid down in the front. Looks like an excellent place for brunch provided the weather is good. It gives you an excellent laid back atmosphere,where you can sit for hours and ease yourself. The only gripe about the place would be the seating arrangement. The middle section is divided into left side and the right side,with sofas that dot the corners of the wall ,whitlst the other side opposite the sofa has small button like seats,more like those huge animated chess characters,these seatings have no back support,thus it people don't prefer sitting here never the less, it looks excellent to the eye.
This place is surely expensive. We'd ordered the Hara Bhara Kebab to go with our drinks. It was strictly okayish. I din't like the flavour the kebab was giving out,because the oil had a strange odour.The cocktail seemed amateurly prepared,with the bartender perhaps being clueless on how it's to be made,on the other hand nothing can possibly go wrong with a Kingfisher beer bottle.
The damages for the above - Rs 590!
Surely pricy,but it's justified for the ambiance.
Will I visit again? Yes surely,If I am around, not for the food/drinks but for the lovely ambiance.
PS:The elegant decor of this place deserves the brownie points!
November 04,2009
Good place to unwind
This place has been there for quite a while now. Had been there recently. The crowd mainly consists of youngsters. The bar menu is really good. Had had the the Barmen s pitcher. We had 6 pitchers amongst 2 of us. The music is good (retro). The service was not too bad since we were sitting at the bar. The food what we had was finger chips.
Excellent place to unwind.
July 10,2009
is the place to party
i love this place so much that every time anyone ask me place to party my first suggestion to him/her is 1000 0ks .awesome place ,awesome ambiance,most convenient place bze it,s mg road,lot of car parking place.
most important thing is ,they have loud music and their special drink "barmans pitcher " with finger fries or chicken is mind blowing .
May 17,2009
Barman's pitcher, tikka and fries...2 thumbs up!!!
EXCELLENT Place with EXCELLENT Service and wonderful staff. Kind, courteous and always with a smile willing to help and serve and ensure you are taken care of.
Once a place for ice-creams in the South-of-France like Pune weather converted to a dining and pubbing place to hang out.
Specializes in French fries with trademark white sauce, excellent tikka finger food and yummy snacks.
Must try the Barman's pitcher and finish up with a seat in the dining areas to have the Butter Chicken and Naan Basket.
The place has 3 sections.
The seating outside which generally needs 24 hours prior notice to book. Drinks and food serving time depends on the order and complexity of food ordered.
Best during the dry seasons and during winters; may be avoided during the monsoon since the insect menace is more apparent at the time.
Again, book in advance since this is in HIGH demand.
Can seat about 120 - 150 at a time or more (depends on the seating and serving arrangements)
Average serving time from the time of placing the order is 15-25 mins.
The next section past the doors is midway to the bar and pub area and has 4 tables which can seat 5 people per table comfortably. Again seating arrangements may be made to fit in more.
Dinner may be served ONLY in the afore mentioned sections and is NOT served in the next section.
The last but not the least section is the bar and pub section which can seat a max of 150 people comfortably and again with seats and furniture moved can seat more.
Fantastic music if you're a retro rock fan and a great place to go when on DECEMBER 8TH - Dedicated Jim Morrison and John Lennon tributes are in force with the likes of Live! performances by Gary Lawyer and other Indian Rock Idols recounting days gone by.
Great ambience and the smoking ban has cleared up a lot of the air making it a very comfortable place to kick back and chill out.
Inside the pub, like any other, it's designed for a boisterous feel so the music's loud and you'll generally find a red-faced crowd singing along to all kinds of music played.
True pub-culture uncut and like a crossover between an average college bar in the from the midwest and a bar in London.
Average Serving Time is 10 - 15 mins for snacks and drinks are almost instant
Management is always present to ensure that all is well and the owner deserves 7 STARS for making sure his staff, crew and most importantly customers are well taken care of.
I have been there over 7 years now and my bill has always been 100% correct. AMAZING!!!
One of the last bastions of remaining old Pune culture left.
Thousand Oaks Rocks!!! Keep it up!!!
February 18,2009
first love!!!!
pune remains close to my heart cos when i got out of home, it was this city that i came to...
besides being a regular student; of course, our aim was also to explore different places in and around pune so we could chose a favorite ;-)
and non other than 1000 oaks would appeal as much!!
one of the first few nice places that we had in pune....and is still a favorite of many!!
be it casual weekends or karaoke nights.. simply awesome!!!!!
be it couples or a gang or even families - it is unlimited and guaranteed fun!!!!
sexy ambience and colorful enough to not let you be down for long :-)
simply the best!!!! has bin, and will always be...close to the heart :-)
10pm@ 1000oaks
10pm and my friends still wanted to talk and hear music. next stop is 1000 oaks.
at the gate entrance u can see families and people in groups-fine dining..
but once u get inside the hall..the music is good and the crowd is nice.
the Dj plays opposite to the bar..spacious enough to sit and chill with your friends..
waiters are nice and quick in delivering orders :)
October 09,2007
One of the best Hanguouts in Pune
Thousand Oaks is an awesome hangout ! There are very few places like this in pune that let you get your hair down on a weekend . The interiors rock...I love the semi lit ambience. Another favourite and a must try out here is the Barman's Pitcher which is pitcher full of every possible liquor combination. Also not to be missed are the French fries with Tartar Sauce (which is the best tartar sauce i've ever had). The DJ on the weekends is pretty cool too , dishing out some of the best classics and alternative numbers. In All ..this is one hell of a place and totally worth every Penny.
September 26,2007
September 25,2007
relaxing atmosphere
Having gone there for lunch a year or two back, i would def. vouch for their excellent food & choc mousse.
Their black Dal was excellent from what i recall.
At lunch time a 10% discount was given which was like icing on the cake
Went at night for drinks & the relaxed, chilled out atmosphere at this old age bungalow converted into restaurant was a pleasant change from your smoky, cluttered & claustrophobic atmosphere at most places these days.
September 24,2007
excellent sports bar, sad service
1000 Oaks has an awesome sports bar ambiance. It also has an outside sitting apart from the inner bar area.
I was there to watch the India-Australia semifinal (twenty-20 world cup). The place was packed but we managed a place to sit since we went there really early. They have a decent sized wall hung tv on top of the bar where you can enjoy the sport.
The food is great as well. I would surely recommend the paneer tikka and the paneer chilly...extremely delicious and very well done. (Priced at Rs. 130 each). Kingfisher pints and bottles are prices at Rs 100 and Rs 180 respectively.
The only spoiler in the entire experience was the service, specially from guys who take and manage orders. They wont let you sit for a minute without eating or ordering. So dont be surprised if you are handed over the bill while you are thinking what to order next.
They shut down at 11.30 pm. No cover charges.
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I have the above mentioned Samsung fridge. No self-diag codes appear on the front control panel at any time, but I noted heavy frost and ice accumulation on the evaporator coil. I followed the troubleshooting flowchart in the repair manual and the bimetal thermostat, the defrost sensor, and the heater coil all test good. When put in Manual Defrost Function, the freezer compartment defrosted correctly, but not the fridge compartment. Then I discovered that by switching the F DEF HET and R DEF HET pins on the connector on the Main Control Board DA41-00422A, that the fridge compartment would subsequently defrost and the freezer compartment did not. It appears that the problem lies on the Main Control Board, but should I troubleshoot to a component (i.e. a bad relay) or just replace the board? Also, the Main Control Board part DA41-00422A does not come up on a search on Repairclinic.com but there is a picture of my exact main control board associated with part number DA41-00413J, but I'm not sure they're compatible. Thanks for assistance.
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Thanks to Irving Welchons II for writing about something that has bugged me for 50 years.
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I am responding to your article in the May 10 issue of The Cynthiana Democrat entitled, "Don't start it unless you know you can finish it." Your statement, "bad spending that has been done in the past and the lack of enthusiasm for correcting possible bad investments" is an incorrect assessment of the situation. I would like to reply for the record...
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The last time the federal budget was passed before the beginning of the fiscal year was 1994. How hard can it be to make a budget when you borrow over one third of what you spend? There are frequent reports of politicians and bureaucrats spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on trips and entertainment. Pet projects costing millions are routinely added to unrelated legislation. If you pay taxes it is your money that is being wasted.
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I'd like to comment on Ronald Dumm's letter in agreement with my opinions.
Like him, we can go anywhere out of Cynthiana and find gas prices 11 cents cheaper. We need to boycott them nationwide so my suggestion is to use the date of the Kentucky Derby (May 5). Fill up on the fourth and go the fifth, sixth and seventh without a drop. Make your full tank last three days.
Also, I'm with him on Romney being a Morman which gives me no choice. I will not be voting. It's sad because I am very political but not this time.
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This letter is to endorse state Rep. Tom McKee in his bid to continue to represent the 78th Kentucky House District. We are fortunate to have a legislator so well-respected, experienced, and capable to speak and work for our district in the Kentucky General Assembly.
Tom works tirelessly for our district and for all Kentuckians. As our advocate in Frankfort, he has always endeavored to help his district and the entire state become stronger and more economically progressive.
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March 31, 2012, was my last day at Dr. Wright's office. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of my patients for the privilege of caring for you and your families for the last seven years. I wish you all the very best.
Lyn England, PA-C
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This past Saturday, we came to your town to attend the Raggedy Ann Festival. It was nice despite the weather. As we were going back through town, we saw a sign on an old theater saying "Museum." We decided to stop, and let me tell you we were so glad we did.
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Our community has a "gem" not too far from the heart of downtown Cynthiana and several runners this weekend got a chance to glimpse it.
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My parents and I will be traveling to your community to do family research in May. We would be interested in meeting with any descendants of Elijah M. Bailey (wife Susannah Edwards). We are also interested in meeting with any descendants of James G. Kearns/Kerns (wife Elizabeth Ann Wheeler).
We have reserved a room at the Cynthiana Harrison County Museum on May 12 from 3-5 p.m. Please drop by, if you can. We hope to meet some distant cousins and share family history and photos.
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The 14th annual Whitman Undergraduate Conference takes place Tuesday, April 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in venues across campus. Visit the conference website for details on locations and presenters. The conference showcases the scholarship and creativity of Whitman students, who become instructors for a day. The full day of student presentations will explore topics that reflect every academic area of the college. Students present the original work they have produced in their courses, senior theses, summer internships and study abroad. Topics this year range from "Sesame Street" in South Africa and a study of ancient rivers in Eastern Washington, to the Australian lungfish genome and an analysis of the consumption patterns of Starbucks customers. An all-campus lunch will be available at noon in Reid.
Staff and faculty are invited to submit nominations for the following upcoming awards: The Suzanne Martin Award, The Graham and Willoughby Awards, the Delta Gamma-Hattie Fry Award and the Janice Abraham Award. Nominations are due by Monday, April 23 for all awards except the Janice Abraham Award, for which the deadline is Friday, May 4. Detailed information on the criteria can be found in an email sent by Donna Cummins, assistant to the dean of students on April 4.
The Suzanne L. Martin Award for Excellence in Mentoring honors former faculty member and Associate Dean of Students Suzanne Martin. It will be awarded to a staff or faculty member in recognition of his or her achievement in mentoring and for extraordinary engagement in the Whitman community. Nominations should be submitted to Clare Carson, associate dean of students, at email@example.com.
The Robert W. Graham and Colleen Seidelhuber Willoughby Awards for Excellence in Student Leadership and the Delta Gamma-Hattie Fry Award recognize outstanding graduating seniors. The former recognize one male and one female student who have contributed to the campus as student leaders, while the latter will be awarded to a student in the Greek System who has demonstrated strong character and leadership skills. Nominations for these awards are due to Barbara Maxwell, associate dean of students: student programs and activities, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Janice Abraham Award is named for former Whitman treasurer and CFO Janice Abraham and celebrates staff members who have gone above and beyond job expectations, brought forward creative and innovative ideas, promoted the philosophy of "customer service" and contributed to excellence at Whitman College. Direct nominations to Mary Luckstead, administrative assistant for human resources, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Once again, Whitman's Sustainability Advisory Committee is organizing a friendly campus-wide Green Commute Challenge in honor of Earth Day, April 22. During the week of April 16-20, staff and faculty are encouraged to commute to and from work using environmentally-friendly modes of transportation. These include bike, bus, walking, carpool, scooters, etc. Participants will compete as part of a departmental team. Everyone will receive an email with a link to the Green Commute Challenge survey to record their method of travel to and from work during the week of April 16-20. The winning department (the one with the greatest number of green commuting trips) will receive an ice-cream party courtesy of the President's Office. Several randomly-chosen participants will receive fabulous prizes. Whitman's Green Commute Challenge is part of a larger community-wide Earth Day challenge. The college will be competing with other local organizations to see who has the best Green Travel program.
The competition begins April 16. Questions? Contact Rachna Sinnott, Chair of the Sustainability Advisory Committee, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Matthew Fox, adjunct assistant professor of general studies, reports the publication of his new book, a verse translation of Lucan's Civil War, a Latin epic poem dating to the 1st century CE. It portrays the civil war between Julius Caesar and Pompey the Great which ended the Roman Republic. Fox's book was released in February as part of the Penguin Classics series, and replaces the prose rendition by Robert Graves that Penguin published in the 1950s. In a review of the publication, The New Republic wrote that "Fox's approach renders Lucan's pithy aphorisms and paradoxes especially well" and that his translation style gives modern readers "a sense of the forward momentum that is such a powerful feature of the original." Civil War is available for purchase online now and will be available soon in the Whitman Bookstore. Helen Knowles, visiting assistant professor of politics, was recently quoted in a front page article in The New York Times about health care reform. Headlined "In Health Case, Appeals to a Justice's Idea of Liberty," the article analyzes the likelihood that Justice Anthony Kennedy will vote to uphold the constitutionality of the health care reform law currently before the Supreme Court. Knowles told the Times she doesn't think Kennedy yet knows how he is going to vote, adding, "When you think about liberty relative to Kennedy, the element most important to him will be the idea of individual responsibility. He thinks the government has the power to ensure that the responsible exercise of liberty be done in an educated manner." Knowles also wrote an op-ed piece that recently appeared in The Seattle Times, in which she relates the health care debate to her research into the 1937 Supreme Court ruling in West Coast Hotel v. Parrish. And last week, she delivered a presentation at the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center entitled "Elsie Parrish Goes to Court: How a Wenatchee Chambermaid Became the 'Minimum Pay Law Joan D'Arc.'" Elyse Semerdjian, associate professor of history, announces the publication of her new article, titled '"Because He is So Tender and Pretty': Sexual Deviance and Heresy in Eighteenth-Century Aleppo," which appeared in the March 2012 volume of Social Identities: Journal for the Study of Race, Nation, and Culture (Routledge). The article offers a close analysis of a shari'a court case that constitutes the only successful conviction for same-sex intimacy identified in her survey of Aleppo's shari'a court archives. The publication examines the arrest of a young pre-pubescent boy named Muhammad who was convicted and subsequently expelled from his neighborhood for his continual association with male lovers. The article was generated from a key note address that Semerdjian delivered at "Islam and Sexualities," a symposium held at the University of Chicago in May 2009. The articles in the volume examine diverse subjects ranging from sexual discourse in pre-modern Islamic texts to contemporary sex practices in the countries of Turkey, Iran and Malaysia. Semerdjian's contribution was one of many cases uncovered while researching sex crime in the shari'a courts of Ottoman Aleppo. Her findings were published in a book titled "Off the Straight Path": Illicit Sex, Community and Law in Ottoman Aleppo (Syracuse University Press, 2008).
Students in Whitman's Campus Gaming club invite staff and faculty to partake in a fun campus tradition, "Humans vs. Zombies," the week of April 14-21. The game pits "human" competitors against a growing mob of undead aggressors. Nerf guns optional. For more information or to register for the campus-wide event, click HERE. With questions, contact Kyle Scott '12 at email@example.com or Michael Schier '12 at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday 4/11 Lecture: Political columnist, author and award-winning blogger Meghan McCain, daughter of Senator John McCain, discusses her personal experiences on the campaign trail and her observations on the future of the Republican Party. 7:30 p.m. in Cordiner Hall. Click here for more information. Wednesday 4/11 Music: The Whitman College Wind Ensemble presents their spring concert. Directed by David Glen. 7:30 p.m. in Chism Recital Hall. Wednesday 4/11 to Sunday 4/15 Theatre: HJT presents "The Birthday Party," Harold Pinter's chilling comic riff classic, in the Studio Theatre. Tickets available March 30. Call x5180 for prices and information. Thursday 4/12 VWRS: The Visiting Writers Reading Series presents readings by Srikanth Reddy and Suzanne Buffam of the University of Chicago. 7 p.m. in Kimball Theatre. Friday 4/13 Lecture: "On Pins and Needles on Broadway." The Department of Music presents a guest lecture by Dr. Trudi Wright. 12 p.m. in Kimball Theatre. Friday 4/13 Music: The Fridays at Four Recital Series presents guest artist Tia Lehman-Pearsall, piano. 4 p.m. in Kimball Theatre. Friday 4/13 Music: The Department of Music presents the Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert, directed by Doug Scarborough. 7:30 p.m. in Chism Recital Hall. Saturday 4/14 Music: The Department of Music presents a shared piano recital with Phoebe Horvath '14 and Hari Raghavan '13. 3 p.m. in Chism Recital Hall. Saturday 4/14 Music: The Department of Music presents the Whitman Chorale and Chamber Singers Spring Concert. Directed by Jeremy Mims. 7:30 p.m. in Cordiner Hall. Sunday 4/15 Music: The Department of Music presents a senior cello recital by Carrie Sloane; assisted by Marla Nelson, piano. 3 p.m. in Kimball Theatre. Sunday 4/15 Music: The Department of Music presents a senior violin recital with Annie Cooper; and with Jackie Wood, Melissa Loehnig and Joyce Chen, piano. 7:30 p.m. in Chism Recital Hall.
Men's Tennis (Bratton Tennis Center or outdoor courts, weather permitting) Saturday, 4/14 at 10 a.m. – vs. Lewis & Clark College Men's Baseball (Borleske Stadium) Saturday, 4/14 at 12 p.m. – vs. Willamette University (doubleheader) Sunday, 4/15 at 12 p.m. – vs. Willamette University
Soaking wet with rain and unusable for tennis, the Whitman courts provided a new way to see some of the large trees on campus. Full size.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- A high-profile South Carolina attorney will serve more than five years in prison for stealing more than $2 million from his clients.
Judge Margaret Seymour sentenced Richard Breibart to 63 months in prison Wednesday for mail fraud, which was the maximum recommended jail term under federal guidelines.
He also was ordered to pay back $2.4 million to his clients. Prosecutors say Breibart told them that they were facing penalties or criminal charges unless they put hundreds of thousands of dollars into his law firm's trust account. He used that money for business and personal expenses.
Breibart's attorneys asked he only be sentenced to the 18 months he has spent in jail awaiting trial because he is sick and destitute.
Breibart admitted he was wrong and asked the judge for leniency.
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The Baringa Childcare Centre web site aims to provide information for potential families, existing families and staff about the childcare centre.
Baringa Childcare Centre offers a comprehensive integrated service including care; education, health, safety and nutrition programs which seek to foster all aspects of children's development. Baringa aims to provide quality care for children incorporating best practice. We provide quality education and care, building strong relationship with great inclusion and consistency throughout the service. We ensure as Educators build secure, respectful and reciprocal relationships with the children and their families supporting them every step of the way. We work in partnerships with all stakeholders and the broader community involved in every child's life to ensure a holistic approach is used for their teaching and learning. At Baringa, we integrate the Framework "Belonging, Being & Becoming" and practice on a continuing basis.
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Former Boulder resident Jeremy Ragland, owner of the bank building on the corner of Main and Third (a.k.a "the broken clock building) hired the crew down at Gwynn's Greenhouse to create a "micro-park along the Third Avenue side of the building. After replacing a railroad tie planting area
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Any time a marijuana ordinance, be it retail or medical, is on the Board of Trustees' (BOT) agenda as a public hearing one can expect that there might be some "emotional fireworks." That was certainly the case Monday evening, but the fireworks came from a somewhat unexpected quarter.
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Elizabeth "Betty" (Bowen) Frysig Begley, 79, of Indianapolis, passed away July 29. She was born January 31, 1935 to the late Lowell Francis and Pauline (Walters) Bowen.
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Maria Cross of Lyons has received her M.S. Nursing-RN to MSN--Education from Western Governors University (www.wgu.edu). The university held its 27th semi-annual commencement ceremony in Salt Lake City on July 12 and celebrated the graduation of more than 5,500 graduates. The
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This is my one thousandth Lyons Recorder column recorded on my computer (7/7/03 seems to be the first). That column states that the Parks & Rec. put out their cook book; the Red Rock Ramblers had Tom Roper as caller (and he still comes); 8000 dancers went to the National in
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Some of our local politicians are working to convince FEMA to extend deadlines that essentially prohibit homeowners affected by last September's flood from filing a lawsuit against the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
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Thanks to CU Denver College of Architecture and Planning graduate students and faculty, the Housing Recovery Task Force (HRTF) will have guidance about ways that the Town of Lyons can engage the public and work to reach agreement in the community so that the town's trustees can move forward on housing recovery decisions.
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On Monday, August 4, the Lyons Board of Trustees (BoT) will vote on how retail sales, cultivation, infused products manufacturing, and THC testing of marijuana will be permitted in the town of Lyons. As we have pondered the amazing number
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By gabe | Gabe's Declaration of Principles February 26, 2008 at 5:09AM
William Castle's got nothing on this....
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FULLERTON – Two men were stabbed and injured Sunday night while watching a horror film at the AMC Theater in Fullerton during what appears to be a random attack, police say.
Shortly before 7:30 p.m., officers were sent to the theater at 1000 S. Lemon St. after someone reported finding a bag with what appeared to be illegal substances, said Fullerton police Lt. Tom Basham.
While the officers were at the theater, people started running out of the theater showing "The Signal," including two men with blood on them, Basham said.
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Full detailed profile on Erin Lavery Played by Connie Fletcher on All My Children Daytime Soap Opera.
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Erin Lavery
Actor: Connie Fletcher
Who played Erin Lavery over the years
Connie Fletcher (August 8, 2005 - December 2006)
Useful information on Erin Lavery
* Marital Status - Single/Never Been Married.
Current: Works at Fusion
Current: Works for the Miranda Center
Past: Assistant manager at a coffeehouse
Erin Lavery, the youngest of the Lavery children, grew up with an abusive father. She and Jonathan were left behind when Ryan and Braden ran away from home. Ryan lost track of the two as they grew older.
When Jonathan showed up looking for Ryan, he didn't realize that his younger brother had a medical problem. Jonathan tried to kill Ryan's wife Greenlee, and in the end, Ryan had to kill him in a cave where Jonathan held three women hostage. In his demented state, Jonathan had also killed Braden and tried to make it look as though he was the culprit in Greenlee's poisoning. An explosion in the cave kept Ryan from finding his brothers.
Laden with guilt over his brother's death, Ryan faked his death and tracked down Erin. He wanted to see if she suffered from the same demented anger that Jonathan had. Erin turned out to be quite normal, but kept a secret that she was harboring Jonathan, who had escaped the blast.
Jonathan was delusional, and a subsequent medical examination revealed a brain tumor that had affected his behavior. Removal of the tumor changed Jonathan's personality to the point that he appeared almost "simple-minded," but he and Erin followed their big brother back to Pine Valley.
Erin constantly clashed with Aidan Devane, a private investigator who had been hired to follow Jonathan. The two eventually fell in love, and Erin surrendered her virginity to Aidan. Erin went to work at the Miranda center and also for Fusion, and feelings of insecurity and fear of commitment forced her to call a quick halt to their relationship. Aidan was stunned and disbelieving, until he saw Erin kissing one of the bartenders at ConFusion.
Shortly after, Simone Torres was found dead in the office, and Erin was found murdered on the roof of Fusion. Everyone in Pine Valley is mourning her loss.
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At Kendall's, Greenlee and Ryan give Zach and Kendall a romantic weekend in New York. Marissa and Bianca will watch the kids. The Slaters are floored and anxious to spend time alone together. Erica rushes over and tells Kendall and Zach the writer for the movie wants her help, but Jack is against it. Bianca enters, as Zach leaves. The girls side with Jack and urge Erica to let the screenwriter write the movie. They suggests she write her own ending by marrying Jack. Erica will marry Jack, but it won't be an ending to anything. She also won't compromise her goals just to put a ring on her finger. Kendall tells her mother to do what she has to do, but to be honest about why she's doing it. Later, Zach talks privately with Erica. He recalls their Vegas days and says they're not that different. He respects that she's never abandoned her dreams and tells her not to change.
After Greenlee gets off the phone with Ryan, Kendall wants to talk about the wedding and suggests she have it at her house. Erica asks to talk to Greenlee alone. She warns having the wedding at Kendall's will put her back in the hospital. The women debate it and then Kendall says she got a text that David's been caught. Kendall hopes her thoughts and dreams about him will stop. Erica and Caleb leave and Ryan arrives. Greenlee says she wants to get married at ConFusion and a jubilant Ryan says he doesn't care, as long as they get married. Greenlee is suspicious and wonders what he did.
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