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Chef Ken Vedrinski – Trattoria Lucca & Coda del Pesce – Charleston, SC & a Recipe for Espresso Gelato
Don't ask yourself what the world needs; ask yourself what makes you come alive. And then go and do that. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive. ~ Harold Whitman
Passion. To be passionate about what you do is reflected in your work, your outlook on life, and if you are a chef, in your food. Food created out of passion is good food and when many people (including other chefs) in Charleston, South Carolina are seeking really good food, they book a table at Trattoria Lucca. When you think of Charleston dining, the area between King Street and East Bay offers some of the finest restaurants in the Untied States. A few years ago we were directed off the usual path to dine with Chef Ken Vedrinski in an area of town that was very unfamiliar.
When you call to make a reservation (if you can get one), it is likely that Chef Vedrinski will personally answer your phone call. As the chef/owner of Lucca, he oversees every aspect of his restaurant. You will find Vedrinski answering the phone, talking with his purveyors about what's available that day, ordering the wines, writing the checks, and individually hand making about eighteen pounds of homemade pasta, each and every day. For Chef Vedrinski, Lucca is truly a labor of love as his day is quite different from the size and ambition of his past experiences.
No stranger to receiving accolades for his talent in the kitchen over the years, when Vedrinski was executive chef at The Restaurant at Woodlands Inn & Resort, he received the only Mobile Five Stars awarded to a South Carolina restaurant. The restaurant was also given the only perfect food score in North America by Condé Nast Traveler in 2002. With a focus solely on Italian cuisine, his Sienna Restaurant on Daniel Island, South Carolina was named one of the Best New American Restaurants in 2004 by Esquire magazine. Following Lucca's opening in 2008, the restaurant was a James Beard Award semi-finalist for Best New Restaurant in 2009 and Vedrinski was a semi-finalist for Best Chef in the Southeast in 2011. Most recently, Lucca was named one of the Best Italian Restaurants in the United States by Travel & Leisure (2012).
The sparkle in his eye and his laughter as he works the pasta extruder tells us without a doubt that this is something he loves to do. You can also feel that vibe in his bustling restaurant in the evenings as Vedrinski makes the rounds with his guests, many times offering to cook for them, rather than having them order off the menu. Most importantly, with whatever you decide to order, the passion for doing what he loves most comes through in his food.
Over the past several years we have had the opportunity to spend time with Chef Vedrinski. We got to know the person, his desires and ambitions, so we were surprised to learn that he decided to open a second restaurant on the Isle of Palms, about twenty minutes outside of town. His new venture, Coda del Pesce, which means "Tail of the Fish," was an opportunity he couldn't pass up when it was presented to him. Located directly on the water (which is hard to come by) in an area that he felt needed more restaurants, this new concept allows him to create a menu focused on the two things he is most passionate about, great Italian food and as the name suggests, fresh local seafood.
Changing his menus daily based on what is available can be a challenge, but Vedrinski is committed to it. His respect for his purveyors is evident in every dish that comes out of the kitchen. "Italian food is ingredients driven, but it's not everything," he told us. "You can take something really great from a farmer or artisan who is very passionate about their product and as a chef, you have to give as much passion to the product as the farmer or artisan who created it. He added, "You have to be in love with cooking. If you can't equal the passion on your side as the restaurateur or chef, it doesn't matter what products you buy."
We have dined at Vedrinksi's Lucca every time we've traveled to Charleston over the past several years. We look forward to it. The restaurant is always packed. Vedrinski said, "We're doing something right every night. I'm doing what I need to do to be more successful and to take care of myself. I've worked hard to get my own place and I cook what I feel is right." He likens being a chef to marriage. "You don't marry someone you like a lot, you marry someone you love. To be good at this, just as in marriage, you need to not just be in love the first day, you need to be in love with it year after year." Commitment and passion are two things Vedrinski brings to the table every evening.
On our recent visit to Charleston we headed over to Lucca to get an update on the opening of Coda del Pesce. As we talk to Vederinski about the location of the new restaurant and the menu, we watch as he makes the pasta for the evening's service. It's fascinating to watch as he alternates between making perfectly textured hand rolled pastas, like raviolis filled with a luscious goat cheese mixture, hand rolled gnudi, or extruded pastas beautifully formed by his machine imported from Italy. All the while he is multitasking as vendors come and go, he writes the occasional check, and continues to answer the phone to make a reservation. "Can I get you a glass of wine?" he asks, knowing the answer will be yes. "I have a wonderful white wine from Friuli I know you will love." And of course, he's right.
On this particular day, while showing us how to make Corzetti (rolled and pressed pasta dough coins which he decorates with a wheat design from an old press he found in Philadelphia), Vedrinski told us "I love to go to Italy to get inspired. There is a Michelin 2-Star restaurant that sits right on the Adriatic, Clandestino Portonovo. You walk down a trail and there's a little blue building that sits out on the beach. That seven course meal I had there was one of the best of my life and I've never forgotten any of the courses." Maybe that dinner was the part of the inspiration for the evening's Blue Crab Minestrone with fresh vegetables, a good Umbrian olive oil, and the precious little gems of Corzetti floating on the top.
"I recently turned 50 and at some point you just want to sit and relax. I thought about buying a house in Italy, but doing business there is…so Italian. They want $25,000 in cash up front before they begin to work with you," he laughs, but tells us that his cousin did the deal with the guy and bought an old Roman farmhouse and it all worked out in the end. "I know I will retire there some day. Italian food is the best in the world. I believe it in my heart." That retirement may be on the back burner for a while longer with two restaurants keeping him busier than ever.
In the meantime, Vedrinski is bringing Italy to Charleston by combining his talent, passion, and love for Italian food to both Lucca and Coda del Pesce. "Lucca is like a trattoria that you'd find in Italy. People are having fun and laughing. There's a good energy. I come out and chat and then go back and cook. When you leave, you are happy. I think it's the right way." That strategy has worked extremely well for him at Lucca. I can't wait to see what he does at Coda del Pesce. Table for two, please. Better yet, make that three. There's nothing better than dining with the chef and listening to him describe his cooking techniques and feeling the love that goes in to each dish.
Chef Vedrinski's desserts are a perfect way to end a meal at Lucca. The last time we were in town, we enjoyed his Strawberry Olive Oil Cake with Strawberry Gelato and a Strawberry Compote which was the inspiration for this dessert. We've also had a selection of gelato flavors at Lucca, so he thought a recipe for Espresso Gelato would be perfect to share with my readers for their summertime desserts.
This recipe was the first that I prepared in our new Breville ice cream maker and we were really impressed. I modified the recipe to work with this particular machine and took a few preparation tips from the booklet that came with it. The texture was incredible; smooth and creamy and really luscious.
If you enjoy coffee ice cream, you will adore the richer and deeper espresso flavor of this gelato. Serve with a shot of Amaretto or make Affogato for a delectable way to end a meal.
In fact, it's so good, you may want to have a few scoops for breakfast the next day. It's the perfect way to combine your morning's espresso with eggs and a glass of milk.
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Espresso Gelato
Yield: 1 1/2 quarts
Prep Time: 25 minutes
Cook Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes plus chilling and freezing time
2 cups whole milk
1 cup heavy cream
.45 ounces ground espresso (from beans, not instant powder)
6 egg yolks, at room temperature
7 ounces sugar
1. Combine milk, heavy cream, and ground espresso in a medium saucepan. Bring to a simmer. Stir thoroughly to combine liquids and ground espresso and let steep for 15 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, place egg yolks and sugar in a medium bowl. Beat with a hand mixer or wire whisk until doubled in size and the mixture is pale yellow. Set aside.
3. Strain the espresso grounds from the milk and cream mixture through a fine sieve into a clean bowl or large measuring cup. Gradually add the hot liquids to the egg yolks and sugar, tempering the mixture. Pour combined mixture into a clean medium-size saucepan and cook over low heat, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon, just until the mixture coats the back of a stainless steel spoon. When you can draw a line down the spoon and the mixture stays put, the custard is done. This should only take a few minutes. Do not overcook.
4. Pour the custard into a medium-size clean bowl. Let cool at room temperature and then cover. For best results, let the custard remain in the refrigerator overnight.
5. Freeze according to you ice cream maker's directions. Remove and place in an airtight freezer container, covering the top of the gelato with saran wrap to avoid ice crystals. Freeze until ready to serve.
* The texture of the gelato was best after just several hours in the freezer.
Recipe adapted from Chef Ken Vedrinski
Trattoria Lucca - Charleston, SC and Coda del Pesce - Isle of Palms, SC


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What the Heck is Credit Utilization?
Everyone probably knows what a credit score is, but most have no idea why they have the score they do.
It's pretty intuitive that if you don't pay your bills on time or find yourself in bankrupcy, foreclosure, or in other serious default with your creditors, your credit score will plummet.
However, there are millions of Americans who pay all of their bills on time (and always have) and still have a crummy credit score.If this is you, it could be the result of high credit utilization.
Wait, wait… I know what you're going to say. What the heck is credit utilization?
Definition of Credit Utilization
Here's a simple definition: Credit utilization is how much credit you are using (i.e. balance) compared to how much credit you have available (i.e. credit limit).For example, if you have a balance (i.e. outstanding charges) of $1,250 on a credit card with a $5,000 credit limit, then you have a credit utilization of 25 percent.($1,250 / $5,000) x 100 = 25%
How Does Credit Utilization Affect My Credit Score?
Regardless of the credit scoring model your lender is using, most weigh credit utilization as a significant factor in your overall score. For example, FICO bases approximately 30 percent of your score on "amounts owed," which includes credit utilization.This is second only to your payment history in importance to your overall credit score.
Why is Credit Utilization So Important?
Ultimately, creditors use your credit score to determine their risk in lending you money. If you're already maxing out all of your available credit, most creditors are going to be a little leery of giving you additional credit lines or loans.
Credit utilization can also become a silent killer on your credit report if you don't keep a close watch. In the current economy, credit card companies are actively managing their risk. Many credit card companies are canceling credit cards if you are not using them or if you have a sudden drop in your credit score.
For example, if you have two credit cards, each with a $1,000 credit limit, your total available credit is $2,000. If you have charged $500 on one of the credit cards and paid off the other, then your total credit utilization is 25 percent.
However, if you or your credit card company close that unsecured credit card, your available credit suddenly drops from $2,000 to $1,000, and that $500 balance now soars your credit utilization to a whopping 50 percent – killing your credit score.
Make sure to actively use all cards, what i do is rotate through all my cards using a different card on a monthly basis and paying it off monthly. You dont even need to make large purchases, for example keep one card on you for gas only, pay it off immediately or most definitely at the end of the month, then store that card , pull another card and use it for gas for the next month and so on and so forth. You will see your credit score increase over the long term.
What is Good Credit Utilization?
This begs the question, "What is a good credit utilization?"There's no exact answer to this question, but I can give you some simple guidelines.It's generally accepted that keeping your total credit utilization under 30 percent will keep your credit score in the good range. Reducing your credit utilization to 10 percent will more than likely put you into the excellent credit score range, assuming all other factors are strong.
Also, keep in mind that you should avoid any single credit card climbing above these ratios too. NEVER charge more than half the credit limit on any card or your credit score will suffer, keep all cards at the most at 25% of the credit line in charges preferably just one or 2 at this max range of 25% debt to credit limit.
Here is agreat site for a totally free credit score from experian, no gimmicks or catch. I use it, it is awesome. https://www.quizzle.com/
I hope you all enjoyed and took something from this article.
Till next time!

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Twelve couples, endless romance
Not long after Carlos Santolalla fell for John Tuite (together, the artful couple go by their mash-up moniker, Jarlos), he made the leap and got inked with his beau's name. Blame it on the booze — or the butterflies.
Athlete Blake Skjellerup's life was all on track until Saul Carrasćo's long-distance flirtation set him on a new course.
When couple John Hatch and David Henderson became the surrogate fathers of Cynthia and Lucy Vandenberg's children, they became part of a family that lives in two houses — two blocks from each other.
When actor Derrence Washington married Gawker founder Nick Denton last May, the vows spoke for themselves.
When Antigone Rising bassist Kristen Henderson met GLAAD president Sarah Kate Ellis, it was definitely not love at first sight.
Rob Marshall and John DeLuca have learned how to be a creative couple — balancing work and fun — which has meant success in movies and marriage.
These newlyweds aren't interested in playing by the rules.
For Maulik Pancholy and Ryan Corvaia, an encounter on Fire Island 10 years ago led to an engagement at the Taj Mahal.
Ballet dancer James Whiteside (a.k.a. JbDubs) and performer Dan Donigan (a.k.a. Milk) make room for their alter egos — and two pints of ice cream.


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In part three of this series I continued my examination of the relationship of hip-hop and comics. I also took a look into the role of one prominent female emcee and how both cultures have had an influence on her life. In this final chapter I'll focus a bit on the genesis of hip-hop and reveal the sharp thoughts of one panelist on the subject.
The vibrant culture of hip-hop and its central elements (DJing, emceeing, break dancing and graffiti) have been in existence close to forty years. What was once deemed as a desperate cry of help from the urban decay created by decreased funding to community programs and eminent domain projects which had disastrous results is now a virtual cornucopia of sound and vivid imagery. However, there are two questions that constantly batted around with regard to hip-hop. The first is what's real hip-hop? The second is to loosely quote the seminal 2002 film Brown Sugar is "has hip-hop lost its way?"
"Honestly. The beginning of hip-hop it wasn't all inclusive," stated legendary Public Enemy producer and Bomb Squad member DJ Johnny "Juice" Rosado of the cultures origins. Rosado knows what he speaks of, is one of the cultures many curators and in many aspects of his life a true veteran in more ways than one. In addition to serving the hip-hop community he served our nation as a member of the Navy during the Gulf War. Juice is not only a survivor of the mean streets but should also be considered hero because of his years of proud military service.
"That whole romantic stuff, you've got poor Negroes and Latinos going to the park and plug in (a boom box) that's nonsense! We were gangs. The Black Spades which was turned into Zulu Nation was a gang. These guys were in gangs. You saw The Warriors, right? The Savage Nomads and the Ching a Ling's, they were gang's. So all that it was all nice, they break danced so they wouldn't fight. No! They break danced then they fought. I was there. That stuff is romanticized. That's the same thing with superheroes. The Avengers always found a way to fight another superhero group. They always had the same thing in mind but they didn't always have the same method," Rosado asserted to the packed room about the true nature of hip-hop's genesis. And what he spoke of is not inaccurate in the least. However, it is often minimized or completely ignored by today's media thus providing a portrait of a culture to the masses that lacks depth and detail in reference to its formative years.
As to how the story of hip-hop is told the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominee had this to say while adding a comic book twist, "If you want to go back, go back and tell the story right. One thing about comic books is there's a time line and you can always find out when something happened and where because it's annotated. Hip-hop is not annotated correctly because we don't write the history, other people do. So until we do we're never going to be able to tell the real story. So hip-hop is still trying to become a hero to itself." These are a set of statements that should be taken in to careful consideration in Cleveland when it comes to the hip-hop world that was created in the Bronx.
I want to take the time in this last paragraph to thank everyone involved with this panel. It was an absolute pleasure to be there but most importantly an honor to be in the front row while in attendance. And a special shout out goes out to Patrick Reed, Adam Wallenta, the aforementioned Mr. Rosado, Pete Rock, Jean Grae and Darryl McDaniels for putting out the word on this series via the Twitterverse. Thank you all for signing my limited edition Marvel poster. I'll never forget how Pete's face lit up when he saw it. A full grown man expressing the sheer joy of a young boy is absolutely priceless.


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The Arlington High School girls basketball team knocked down its free throws, and earned a 59-46 victory over host Beacon on Friday.
The Admirals hit 16 of 19 free throws, while Beacon missed 16 of its 24 attempts.
"We missed 12 free throws in the second half," Beacon coach Christina Dahl said. "That would have put us right in the game." ...


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Some people are sick
That is just so horrible. I just don't get why some people just feel the need to prey on people that had or have had tragedy hit them. I hope that you weren't one of the homes that got robbed.
It doesn't cease to surprise me that there are evil people out there. I hope they are able to find whoever is doing these burglaries and send them to prison for a long time.
I've been thinking about you and wondering how you and your family/friends are doing. Have you had to evacuate yet? Stay safe!!!


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Situated in Middletown, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Galleria at Crystal Run, Orange County Fairgrounds, and Orange County Fair Speedway. Paramount Theatre is 3 mi (4.9 km) away.
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This hotel features a restaurant, conference rooms, and a 24-hour front desk. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, free newspapers and a front-desk safe are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. 3 meeting rooms are available. This Middletown hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Review: All sparkle, no soul in ' Great Gatsby'
This film publicity image released by Warner Bros. Pictures shows Tobey Maguire as Nick Carraway and Leonardo DiCaprio as Jay Gatsby in a scene from "The Great Gatsby." (AP Photo/Warner Bros. Pictures)
If any piece of classic American literature should be depicted on film with wildly decadent and boldly inventive style, it's "The Great Gatsby." After all, who was the character of Jay Gatsby himself if not a spinner of grandiose tales and a peddler of lavish dreams?
And Baz Luhrmann would seem like the ideal director to bring F. Scott Fitzgerald's story to the screen yet again, to breathe new life into these revered words, having shaken up cultural institutions previously with films like "William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet" and "Moulin Rouge!" This is the man who dared to stage the iconic balcony scene in a swimming pool, so mixing in a little Jay-Z amid the Jazz Age standards strangely makes sense.
This film publicity image released by Warner Bros. Pictures shows Jason Clarke as George Wilson, left, Tobey Maguire as Nick Carraway, center, and Joel Edgerton as Tom Buchanan, right, in a scene from "The Great Gatsby." (AP Photo/Warner Bros. Pictures)
But in Luhrmann's previous films, there still existed a fundamental understanding of the point of the stories he was telling; beneath their gorgeous trappings, they still reflected the heart and the purpose of the works from which they were drawn. His "Great Gatsby" is all about the glitter but it has no soul — and the fact that he's directed it in 3-D only magnifies the feeling of artificiality. His camera rushes and swoops and twirls through one elaborately staged bacchanal after another but instead of creating a feeling of vibrancy, the result is repetitive and ultimately numbing. Rather than creating a sense of immersion and tangibility, the 3-D holds you at arm's length, rendering the expensive, obsessive details as shiny and hollow when they should have been exquisite.


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Two green-winged teal are spotted at Damonte Wetlands.
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More than 20 species of ducks call Reno home throughout the year. So, how do you tell a mallard from a teal?
And are robins listening for worms on your lawn? Can owls really turn their heads all the way around? What is that little bird with the black hood scratching for seed below your feeders?
The nonprofit Lahontan Audubon Society is hosting Birds of the Truckee Meadows classes starting May 1 at Moana Nursery to help those interested in identifying the types of birds in their backyard and elsewhere. ...


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The 2016 models made their debut at the annual Work Truck show in Indianapolis this week. The F-650/750s share a resemblance to the new F-150. / Ford
Ford unveiled the 2016 F-650/F-750 medium-duty trucks that will be built at the automakers Avon Lake, Ohio, plant and go on sale a little more than a year from now.
That fulfills a promise made in 2011 negotiations with the UAW to bring large-truck assembly back in-house. Ford now makes these hulking vehicles at a joint venture with Navistar International in Escobedo, Mexico.
Ford is spending billions to overhaul its lineup of commercial vans and trucks over 18 months. The new Transit Connect went on sale last month. A larger Transit, made in Kansas City, is coming this summer. The next generation of the F-150 goes on sale late this year, followed by new medium-duty trucks next year. The SuperDuty has been updated with the second-generation 6.7-liter Power Stroke diesel.
We are the only manufacturer with Class 1-7 (trucks) in the market, said John Ruppert, Ford general manager of commercial trucks. General Motors exited the larger-truck business in 2009. The remaining competition includes Freightliner, Hino and PACCAR.
Commercial vehicles may not be flashy, but they are profitable. Ford sold more than 8,000 medium-duty trucks in the U.S. last year, up 20% from 2012.
The 2016 models made their debut at the annual Work Truck show in Indianapolis this week. While there is some family resemblance to the new F-150, one big difference is that their body panels are steel, in contrast to the F-150s aluminum exterior.
Ford will replace the Navistar International chassis with one it developed in-house. Similarly, the Allison transmission is replaced by a Ford 6-speed automatic. The Cummins diesel engine is replaced by Fords 6.7-liter Power Stroke diesel.
The new truck will continue to offer an optional 6.8-liter V10 built in Windsor, making it the only class 6 or 7 truck with a gasoline engine.
Doing the work in-house allows Ford to calibrate for smoother shifting and acceleration and a quieter ride, said Todd Kaufman, F-Series chassis cab marketing manager.
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Miss New York adopts gay rights platform in Miss America Pageant
Postedon Jan 07, 2011 at 01:30 pm
Instead of sticking to something safe, Miss New York Claire Buffie will be championing gay rights as part of her campaign to become the next Miss America.
'Economist' debate between Wolfson/Gallagher scheduled for January 3, 2011
Postedon Dec 31, 2010 at 01:00 pm
An online debate between Freedom to Marry's executive director, Evan Wolfson, and Maggie Gallagher of The National Organization for Marriage (NOM) will take place on January 3rd 2011.
You can register for free at "The Economist" to be notified when the debate begins.
Wolfson to visit Guam
Postedon Dec 23, 2010 at 02:30 pm
Freedom to Marry's Evan Wolfson will be speaking on Tuesday before the Guam Legislature about marriage equality and the issues surrounding it.
WGBH Lab calls for stories of gay rights movement
Postedon Dec 15, 2010 at 01:00 pm
"American Experience" and the WGBH Lab are launching an open call for stories of the modern gay rights movement.
NOM's Gallagher mocks pro-marriage equality Catholics
Postedon Dec 10, 2010 at 09:30 am
Gallagher: "Don't pat yourselves [Catholics who support the freedom to marry] on the back for how brave you are," she said. "It takes courage to go into the public square and defend the church's teachings on marriage."
Freedom to Marry's Michael Crawford among nominees for NOI's ''Most Valuable Organizer'' award
Postedon Dec 02, 2010 at 09:30 am
The New Organizing Institute will hold its Roots Camp conference, in Washington DC on Dec. 11th and 12th.
The three nominees who have received the highest number of online votes for "Most Valuable Organizer" will then be voted on by attendees to select a winner.
Editorial: A Blow to the Courts
Postedon Nov 09, 2010 at 01:00 pm
The New York Times editorial board: "Like the rest of this year's political campaign, state judicial elections were awash in cash and blaring attack ads. The spectacle raises legitimate doubts about the impartiality of even the most respected judges."
Video: Cynthia Nixon speaks out for marriage via Fight Back New York
Postedon Nov 01, 2010 at 09:00 am
Freedom to Marry voice for equality, Cynthia Nixon: "Albany is learning quickly that we mean business, one senator at a time."
Dueling bus rallies travel Iowa for judge retention vote
Postedon Oct 26, 2010 at 08:00 am
National conservative groups rolled out the "Judge Bus" tour on Monday. They plan to visit 45 counties over four days urging Iowans to vote 'no' on retaining the justices up for retention who supported the freedom to marry in Iowa. Meanwhile, supporters of the three judges will launch their own tour, "Homegrown Justice". They will also organize bus stops throughout the state countering the conservative voices.
Victory by Whitman and Cooley in CA could revive Proposition 8 appeal
Postedon Oct 25, 2010 at 11:00 am
Whoever wins the California governor's race and the state attorney general's race could determine the future of the freedom to marry, as it winds its way through the courts.


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Carroll Valley police are looking for a damaged historical sign that went missing from the rear of the Fairfield Borough office, according to a release.
Borough staff noticed the sign was missing around the middle of December, police said.
The sign was damaged in a vehicle accident the previous year, police said.
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Jaisha Jackson, a 5th-grader at Rochester Prep, works on math procedures during class. RIT is teaming up with Uncommon Schools to develop a charter high school in Rochester with the focus on increasing the number of Rochester student who receive a bachelor's degree.
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Rochester Institute of Technology is working with True North Rochester Prep Charter School to open a high school in the city - an unprecedented partnership those behind it say could become a national model for collaboration between colleges and K-12 systems.
The new high school, announced Wednesday morning, is scheduled to open in the fall of 2014 and will serve students graduating from Rochester Prep's middle school classes. Its location has not been determined.
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School Bullying Criticized by Aussie Prime Minister
There have been several reports of increased bullying in Australian schools, including incidences of students having knives held to their throats while in the schoolyard.
There have been several reports of increased bullying in Australian schools, including incidences of students having knives held to their throats while in the schoolyard.
Cyber-bullying is also on the increase, resulting in some children being too terrified to attend school.
Recently, a 12 year old girl received a formal caution from the police for holding a knife to a classmate's neck, but because of her age and the fact she had no prior offenses will not be charged. The attacker has been suspended from school while an investigation takes place. The victim's mother was told by police that no charges would be laid unless manslaughter or murder took place, due to the offender's age. Both mother and daughter now fear for the child's safety at school.
During an interview on ABC Radio Prime Minister Kevin Rudd urged parents of victims to take matters into their own hands if they feel dissatisfied with the schools handling of the situation by saying "Parents have to exercise their responsibilities as the carer of their kids".
He continued, saying that he would see nothing wrong with a parent of a victim contacting the bully's parents to resolve the matter. He also said that parents should take greater responsibility in ensuring their own children were not part of the bullying problem.
As a parent, Mr Rudd said "I am completely revolted and appalled by any kid who fears going to school for being thumped, for being threatened, for being intimidated in any way."
Rudd also stated that children should feel safe at school and be should able to enjoy learning. Schools must step in and use the power given to the Principal to make a difference. "We should have a national policy of zero tolerance to any form of bullying towards a child."
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Kragthorpe: Future is promising for ex-Ute C.J. Cron
North Little Rock, Ark.
Standing in the dugout of Dickey-Stephens Park, waiting for his team's batting practice to begin, Arkansas Travelers first baseman C.J. Cron witnessed a chunk of his childhood.
Ty Bogar, the 13-year-old son of the Travelers' manager, took swings in the cage as Tim Bogar delivered one pitch after another on a summer afternoon in an empty ballpark.
C.J. and Chris Cron once occupied that scene on minor league fields from Colorado to North Carolina.
"I remember when I was a kid, I'd pretend the outfield grass was my home run," Cron said.
The dimensions are bigger and the standards are higher these days for Cron, a former University of Utah star. In the third season of his climb through the Los Angeles Angels organization, he's hitting consistently and playing good defense, fulfilling the expectations of a first-round draft choice.
Except for the part about home runs. Cron has hit only eight of them (ranking fourth on the team), while batting .287 and driving in 57 runs. The size of his home ballpark and the quality of Texas League pitching partly explain his drop-off from 27 homers last season at Inland Empire of the Class-A California League.
Paul Sorrento, the Angels' minor league hitting coordinator, said during a visit to the Double-A Arkansas affiliate that homers are "kind of overrated."
As for Cron's overall value, well, that may become an intriguing subject in the weeks, months or years to come. His logical progression would take him to the Salt Lake Bees next season. But with Albert Pujols (and Mark Trumbo) occupying first base for the Angels, Cron may be worth more to another team in a trade before he gets back to Utah.
He's not concerned about any of this stuff. Having grown up in minor league baseball, he's uncommonly consistent in his approach, weathering the occasional slumps and everything else involved with coming to the ballpark every day.
"That part's definitely helped," Cron said of his upbringing. "I kind of knew what to expect coming in. I kind of knew the daily grind that minor-leaguers go through, so that was good. ⦠Anytime you make a jump probably the biggest jump in minor league baseball there's going to be ups and downs. You've just got to keep calm and keep confident and keep hitting."
That, Cron can do.
"He's got phenomenal hand-eye coordination; how he does it is amazing," said Bobby Scales, the Angels' director of player personnel. "He doesn't strike out a lot. He doesn't walk a lot. He seems to hit everything. With his kind of power, if we could just get him to tighten up his strike zone a little bit, focusing on the pitches he can hit hard ..."
Cron is proving to be durable, having undergone knee surgery near the end of his rookie season in Orem in 2011 and shoulder surgery last August. He was the only Angels prospect who played in Sunday's Futures Game at Citi Field in New York. Cron went 2-for-4 and was greeted at first base by his father the manager of Double-A Erie in the Detroit organization who participated as a U.S. coach.
One recent afternoon, a teammate teasingly labeled Cron "The Future." He replied good-naturedly, "Is that what we're calling me now?"
No matter what happens, Cron is making sure his future in baseball will be worth watching.
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C.J. Cron's pro baseball career
Year Team Level G Avg. HR RBI
2011 Orem Rookie 34 .308 13 41
2012 Inland Empire Class A 129 .293 27 122
2013 Arkansas Double-A 87 .287 8 57


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by Chuck Dishno
Dillon Kiwanis Club. She said, "Well, I might as well, I have helped on so many projects over the past 15 or so years I might as well be an official Kiwanian."
At the next meeting, I proposed membership to my club and Roz was enthusiastically accepted. The only hurdle was to convince Ken Kolski, a confirmed bachelor. When I asked Ken, he said that Roz had fixed him so many Chinese dinners, how could he not welcome her into the Dillon club.
The next day, I faxed in my membership list and thanks to my beautiful China Doll, Division 3 showed a net gain of one member and I was named Distinguished Lt. Governor. I used this as a springboard and the next year I ran for Governor where I also received Distinguished status. Continue reading
Statement from Chief Craft Concerning School Evacuation
On 09/29/14 The Dillon Police Department was contacted by Beaverhead County High School and notified of an anonymous threat to the school. The school administration took immediate and impressive action by implementing their emergency protocol. The school was quickly evacuated as law enforcement arrived. As a precaution, law enforcement advised other schools of the threat and their emergency plan was activated. While at the scene, Beaverhead County dispatch advised officers they received a second anonymous threat involving the high school.
The high school was locked down and a quick search was performed by officers, deputies, and school officials. The Montana Highway Patrol and Helena Police Department were contacted by the Sheriff requesting assistance with a bomb sniffing K9. The Bureau of Land Management, Dillon Field Office also assisted with their K9 unit. All buildings on the high school campus were thoroughly searched by Officers, Deputies, Rangers, and the K9 units. No threat was found.
The End is Near
I think it was five years ago, it could have been six. TodayInDillon.com came online. There wasn't much fanfare but we had a few visitors and it grew. It was fun to build and it kept me busy. There were the couple of times it got hacked. The times when we overwhelmed the system and our hosting shut us down. All in all it has been a challenge. But now, it is time to bid farewell and say good bye to the site. We had between 350-600 regular visitors each work day. Our best day came a couple of weeks ago with the help of a few stolen cars and a police chase. In the 24 hours after the chase began, we had 6,500 visitors. Now I know the value of facebook and twitter. In terms of Dillon, I would call that viral.
Over the next few weeks we will be winding down and putting our efforts elsewhere. The site was started to generate a few extra bucks and at times it did just that. We won an award and are most appreciative of the Chamber of Commerce for thinking of us. I always hoped it would make enough to keep me going and more than pay for itself. There just isn't enough time to work my day job and promote the site. Continue reading
Official Statement From Sheriff Hansen on Stolen Vehicles.
On September 4, 2014, at 6:56 p.m., a Sheriff's deputy attempted a traffic stop for excessive speed on Montana Street near the intersection of Highway 91. The Silver, 2010 Mitsubishi Utility vehicle was traveling approximately 50 miles per hour in the 25 miles per hour zone.
The SUV disregarded the deputy's lights and siren and continued to accelerate through residential areas of Dillon and out on Highway 41 where other officers from the Dillon Police Department assisted in the pursuit. At milepost 4 on Highway 41, the pursuit again made a change in direction back through Dillon and ultimately ending at the Southside Trailer Park where the SUV crashed. The driver exited the SUV and fled the area on foot. Continue reading
City Council Video from Sept 3, 2014 Meeting
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Manhunt In Dillon
At time of posting, there is a manhunt on for a suspected car thief. Here is what we have been able to glean from the scanner.
- At about 7:00pm on Thursday 9/4/2014, local law enforcement was involved in a high speed chase from Dillon to a few miles out of town. The suspect achieved speeds upward of 100 mph. The suspect then returned to Dillon at that same high rate of speed. Driving through town at speeds over 80 mph.
- The vehicle was reported stolen from Illinois.
- The suspect was lost near the Southside RV park and headed towards the fairgrounds.
- A fire was reported at Southside RV.
- Officers Searched the fairgrounds.
- A drive off was reported from The Mini
- A vehicle was reported being found on Beaverhead Lane. When the owner was contacted, he confirmed that his jeep was missing from Railroad Avenue. The owner mentioned that a rifle was missing from his son's room.
- Another vehicle was also reported stolen from Laknar area. The vehicle was a Pontiac G6. The car had 1/4 tank and no weapons in vehicle.
- Laknar area was being closed off.
- 9:25 pm Car alarm sounding near Sullivan Lane.
Check back for updates as they come in.
Patrick Clark Wins 2014 'Boots Country' Karaoke
The winner of the 2014 'Boots Country' Karaoke contest was Patrick Clark of Seattle Washington. His rendition of the classic, "Shout" was the performance of the evening. His singing and style brought the crowd to its feet.
Rounding out the winners were Matt Merenz of Dillon in second place with "Faithfully" and Jacob Riggs took third with "Crying"
Judiciary Committee Recommends Council Not Take Up LGBT Ordinance
On Monday afternoon, the judiciary committee decided not to recommend that the city council move forward on the non-discrimiation ordinance for Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual and Transgender.
Comments were heard on both sides of the issue. Questions were asked of the Police Chief, Paul Craft as well as to City Attorney, Jim Dolan.
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Rating: 3.5 stars
To take in Josh Taylor's debut album, Carolina Trees, is to receive one of the warmest bear hugs that music can offer. Each of his songs is expertly crafted, and the album itself spans a generous range of his emotion and style while still maintaining a core artistic vision.
Taylor is one of many contemporary singer-songwriters who plants one foot firmly in the roots of artists such as Bob Dylan and Neil Young while at the same time pushing forward with his own unique voice. And Taylor's particular voice, with its unmistakable gravelly timbre, is so imbued with a sense of honesty and earnestness that it is almost impossible not to welcome each of his songs with open arms.
Taylor is at his best, both lyrically and musically, in tender, melancholy love songs. "I'll Find My Home" and the stunning "Until Your Love Is Mine" are particular standouts. He flexes a muscle for wordplay and rhyme in the weeping "Million Foggy Moons," where he sings: "Well time was never really ever a true friend of mine/Stripped away my season before I felt the warm sunshine/I understand your reason though I never got your rhyme/That's why I'm wrapped inside this weird paradigm." Yet he saves the finest of these love songs for last, with the bittersweet lament, "Postcard for Rome," which can be streamed below.
Like many of his heroes and influences, Taylor makes it a point to branch out of his comfort zone. He does so to considerable success on tracks like "Doctor" and "Fistful of Diamonds," both of which contain his voice while breathing a touch of Eric Clapton into the mix. Still, you will find his most heartfelt and genuine work in the rootsy, folk-laden love songs that form the backbone of the album.
The cohesion of the collection is aided throughout by the gentle touch of producer-mixer, Will Hensley, whose dexterity with style and contrast shines most noticeably on the closing two tracks, "Fistful of Diamonds" and "Postcards of Rome." His careful choices of instrumentation, from mandolin to pedal steel and cello, are applied with expert deliberation.
It will come as a delightful surprise to many first time listeners that Carolina Trees is Taylor's debut album. Certainly a promise of great projects still to come.


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Your broken heart I could not mend
My own I did not defend.
I guess we're all broken in the end.
I took blow after blow,
Little did I know
With me, you never wanted to go.
All I ever wanted was to do
Was to win you over, to help you.
I guess the messages just didn't go through.
I fought for you tooth and nail.
Even when others told me to bail.
Now I wish I had because you ran me off the rail.
You gave me a taste of what I desired
Then you threw it away, into the fire.
Left me wanting more, the need is dyer.
I know I should run, not walk
I see I'm almost out of time as I look up at the clock.
Put my broken heart in box, running out of time, I secure the lock.
Time is up, the alarm goes off.
I look up into your eyes, deceivingly soft.
You're no longer what's keeping me aloft.
Gone is the time for talking,
Done is the breaking.
Lost forever is the loving and trusting.
The chasing after you, though, has just begun.
I still want you, so I'll run.
Like it not, I still need you hun.
Your broken heart I could not mend
My own I did not defend
I guess we're all broken in the end.
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High school roundup: Chartiers Valley boys advance to title game
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Chartiers Valley's Matty McConnell hadn't forgotten about the last time his Colts faced Beaver, because his little sister wouldn't let him.
McConnell received a note from her Tuesday, encouraging him to shoot 3-pointers better than the last time his Colts played Beaver.
It was good advice, his father said with a laugh.
McConnell scored 24 points and led No. 1 Chartiers Valley to a 68-43 victory over No. 4 Beaver (19-4) in the semifinals of the WPIAL Class AAA boys basketball playoffs at North Allegheny. Michael Boulos had 16 points, Spencer Casson had 12 and Dominic Castello added 10.
"The first time we played them, my son was 1 for 13 from the 3-point line," CV coach Tim McConnell said of a 59-55 loss on Jan. 8. "He wasn't tonight, and that was a huge difference. We hit some shots tonight."
The Colts (22-3) will face Section 5 rival Montour at 9 p.m., Friday, at Duquesne's Palumbo Center for the championship.
Montour 61, Mars 52 — Rob Julian scored 17 points and Kevin Scuilli added 15, as No. 3 seed Montour (21-4) secured its second WPIAL finals appearance in three years with a Class AAA semifinal victory at Moon. Devin Wilson added 12 points for the Spartans.
Second-seeded Mars (21-4), in the semifinals for the first time in school history, got 12 points from Josh Goetz, Zach May had 11, and Matt Getsy and Owen Nearhoof had 10 apiece.
Vincentian Academy 82, NorthCatholic 69 — Ryan Wolf scored 29 points to lead No. 2-seeded Vincentian Academy (24-1) to a WPIAL Class A semifinal victory at North Hills, moving the Royals into the WPIAL championship game.
Jim Kenna added 15 points and Matt Rathz scored 11 for Vincentian Academy, which withstood a North Catholic rally in the fourth quarter before pulling away. Danny Savulchak led No. 3 North Catholic (16-6) with 33 points.
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Bethel Park 36, Gateway 28 — Sammi Simpson and Harper Zimmer each scored 11 points to lead No. 3 Bethel Park in the Class AAAA semifinals at Keystone Oaks. Bethel Park (22-3) will play No. 5 Chartiers Valley in the championship game at 7 p.m. Saturday at Palumbo Center.
Bishop Canevin 55, Burrell 19 — Class AA No. 2 Bishop Canevin (21-4) coasted in a semifinal game at Moon, as senior standouts Carly Forse and Erin Waskowiak shined. Forse scored a game-high 23 points and Waskowiak added 22 as the Crusaders advanced to face No. 1 Seton-La Salle (24-1) in the title game at 5 p.m. Friday at Palumbo Center.
It will be a rematch of last year's final and Bishop Canevin will look to avenge a 73-60 loss.
Seton-La Salle 73, Jeannette 38 — Natalie Piagessi's 17 points led three Rebels in double figures, as top-seeded Seton-La Salle (24-1) won easily in the Class AA semifinals at North Hills. Nicolette Newman scored 14 points and Naje Gibson had 10 for Seton-La Salle, which won its 17th consecutive game. Ciara Gregory, led Jeannette (17-7) with a game-high 27 points.
The Plum School Board unanimously voted to hire Matt Morgan as the school's head football coach Tuesday night. Morgan, a 1999 Plum grad who was a PrepStar All-American, was a four-year starter at offensive tackle at Pitt and played with the St. Louis Rams and Buffalo Bills.
He has spent the past few seasons as an assistant coach at Gateway.
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Strangers, Lovers, Friends
Strangers, sit across from each other
Smile across to each other, reach across to each other
Strangers, dance and stare at each other
Could they care for each other, why do they bother?
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He thinks he sees something in her he needs
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She hopes she finds something in him she needs or they'll stay strangers
Lovers holding hands with each other
Making plans for each other, aren't they grand for each other
Lovers, they're a part of each other
Soul and heart of each other, why do they bother?
You've done it all so then is new?
You're so much him he's so much you, and you're lovers
Friends sitting there by each other
Afraid to stare at each other, they're so fare with each other
Friends, they still speak to each other
Once a week to each other, why do they bother?
Too much too son, too short too wise
God bless us all we're so civilized and we're still friends
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May 8, 2006
Matt Shodell, CaneSport Magazine
Hialeah, Fla., High School defensive lineman and linebacker Adewale Ojomo grew up a Hurricanes fan.
So he was thrilled when a UM scholarship offer arrived in the mail recently. He lists other offers from Ole Miss, N.C. State, West Virginia and Florida International.
"Miami started recruiting me last spring after coach (Randy) Shannon came out to see me practice," Ojomo said.
He lists the Canes among his current favorites but says he's keeping things open for now.
"Miami, N.C. State and Pittsburgh are among my favorites - there are more, but I can't name them all," he said. "There's no frontrunner at this point. When spring ball is over I'll narrow it down to five." ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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Featured Wine
Fürst 2008 Klingenberger Spätburgunder Trocken (Franken)
The Wine Program
The list has 400-plus labels, with 30–40 by-the-glass selections. The list encompasses a broad range of wines produced globally, highlighting those that are not usually found in retail outlets, like red wines from Germany and Austria, Champagne-style sparkling wine from Portugal and obscure varietals from California.
Favorite Dish
Almond and orange cake with olive oil ice cream, caramelized fennel jam and pear, served with a dry rosé from Vienna, the Wieninger 2011 Rosé de Pinot.
About the Team
Arthur Hon, the beverage director, is also a trained visual artist.
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FLYING DOG BREWERY TO CELEBRATE BREW YEAR'S EVE WITH SPECIAL MIDNIGHT BREWERY TOUR
On April 7, America's craft brewers will host 'Brew Year's Eve' celebrations recognizing the repeal of prohibition for beer. Flying Dog Brewery will add to the festivities with a special Midnight Tour of their brewery in Denver's Ballpark Neighborhood on the night of April 6th. Flying Dog's neighboring bar, the Blake Street Tavern, will also be taking part in the celebration by offering pints of Flying Dog's "Litter of Ales†for a special price of $2.00.
April 7th was chosen as the date to celebrate 'Brew Year's Eve' because it was on this date in 1933 that newly elected President Roosevelt spurred Congress to modify the Volstead Act, thus allowing the legal consumption of beer of a specific alcohol strength. This was eight months before the December 5 repeal of prohibition for other liquors. Thus 'Brew Year's Eve' celebrates a time when beer was the lone legal libation.
Flying Dog's Director of Marketing, Neal Stewart, says that a brewery tour is a great way to celebrate beer's rich history. "Our brewery tours are unique in that we allow consumers to have a very up-close, personal and educational experience and our tours on 'Brew Year's Eve will place a special emphasis on the history of brewing,†said Stewart.
"This date is a chance to say that enjoying beer is a legal privilege. On April 7, America's communities of craft brewers plan to celebrate this and the history of beer in our culture,†said Julia Herz, spokesperson for the Brewer's Association, the not-for-profit trade association for
America's small brewers.
Both the Flying Dog Brewery and Blake Street Tavern are located at the corner of 24th and Blake, two blocks north of Coors Field in Downtown Denver, CO. Brewery tours will be offered on April 6th at 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., and 12:00 Midnight on April 7th. Space is limited to the first 30 participants and reservations can be made by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information, call Flying Dog at 303.292.5027 or log on to www.flyingdogales.com and click on the "events†section.
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It's on! Yet it must go off in a few minutes. I have to go catch a train
I will. I'm leaving now to catch a train. Enjoy your evening and winter and tomorrow while I enjoy my daylight and summer and today!
As long as the Earth keeps spinning and keeps falling around the Sun!
Unless we collide with some rogue planet, it will. And if a collision happens, the planet will melt and/or be shattered, so we will all die a horrible death, so we won't care afterward if it spins. When it is all over and something new coalesces and/or the Earth cools, I suspect it will spin -- yet maybe backwards. Venus spins in the opposite direction as the other planets, so maybe it got hit long ago. Uranus is tilted heavily, maybe it got hit long ago.
Yet some collisions are good things. Scientists think a Mars-sized object hit the Earth in its infancy (over 4 billion years ago?). The two merged into one, yet sent a huge amount of molten debris into orbit, which accreted to form the Moon. Back then the Moon was close and revolved fast around the Earth, and the Moon spun much faster on its axis. So the month was short and the lunar day shorter. Also, the Earth spun much faster on its axis, so the day was shorter. The Moon slowly drifted away and took longer to go around the Earth, so the month grew longer. The effects of tidal forces caused both objects to spin more slowly. The day grew longer, and is still growing longer today!
Eventually, the Moon's spin slowed enough and its orbital period lengthened enough, so that the time it takes for the Moon to make one rotation on its axis matched the time it takes for the Moon to go around the Earth. This effect occurs also with Jupiter and its 4 large moons, so is nothing unique to Earth. Hence, when seen from the Earth, the Moon appears not to rotate on its axis (yet it does appear to wobble a bit). Yet the Moon is still spinning, when seen from the Sun and stars. The lock between the orbital period of the Moon and its rotational period is a stable arrangement, since if the Moon started to spin faster or slower, tidal forces form the Earth would counteract this and bring it back to how it was (that is, locked).
The Moon is quite massive relative to the Earth, compared to most satellites of planets, so it has a great stabilizing effect on the Earth, and keeps its axis from wobbling too much. This produces stable climates and seasons, which allowed life, and later humans and our civilization, to evolve in a stable environment, for the most part. Without the Moon things might not be the same, and be more erratic. We might have life, but perhaps not advanced life?
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The wedding reception is the place to mingle - make sure the wedding reception hall or center you choose matches your taste and style. Here are a list of Utah Wedding Reception Venues -
|Peak Professionals
Weddings At Temple Square
15 East South Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah 84150
|Website Email
- 801-447-4007
View the online Book - WEDDING SO EASY - Utah's Premiere Guide to Wedding Professionals!
Serving Utah
and Beyond
|Website Email
Tuscany Gardens
- 801-731-6610
Make your wedding a memorable experience with the beauty of Ogden's most exceptional venue. FINANCING AVAILABLE!
1856 West 4500 South
Roy, Utah 84067
|Website Email
|Premium Professionals
Millennial Falls Wedding & Reception Center
- 801-495-3737
Your Wedding Day Filled with Beauty and Contemporary Elegance to Remember for a Lifetime! We also offer Off-Site Catering.
12375 South 1300 East
Draper, UT 84020
|Website Email
Chantilly Mansion
- 801-593-9838
The Chantilly Mansion offers both convenience and splendor for you and your wedding guests.
170 North Main
Layton, Utah 84041
|Website Email
Overlook at the Ridge
- 801-966-4653
The Overlook at the Ridge Reception Center, located on the top floor of clubhouse at the new Ridge Golf Club. The Overlook offers everything you desire to make your wedding perfect.
The Ridge Golf Club
5055 South Westridge Blvd
West Valley City, Utah 84118
|Website Email
Jeremy Ranch Golf & Country Club
- 435-649-2700
A gorgeous mountain setting for your dream wedding!
8770 Jeremy Rd
Park City, Utah 84098
|Website Email
Elevé Event Center
- 801-207-9717
Make vows, dine, and celebrate in this beautiful and convenient wedding venue overlooking the picturesque Utah mountains.
439 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd
Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062
|Website Email
Manderley Reception Center
- 801.921.4591
Elegance for every occasion - Conveniently located in the heart of Provo, Manderley Reception Center is the perfect location for your wedding event.
1675 North Freedom Boulevard #10G
Provo, Utah 84604
|Website Email
The Barn at Linden Nursery
- 801-318-7664
or 801-473-5886
Utah County's Newest Event Center! Grand Opening Special Includes: Full-day Access, Tables, Chairs, Basic centerpieces and Basic décor - all for $999
535 North State Street
Lindon, Utah 84042
|Website Email
Weddings At Temple Square
15 East South Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah 84150
|Website Email
Homestead Resort
- 435-657-3856
The Homestead Resort and Spa in Midway, voted"Utah's Most Romantic Resort",is the perfect choice when it comes to a full service wedding destination! The Homestead Resort's 150 acres offers a wide array of activities and amenities to make your wedding a unique and unforgettable experience!
700 North Homestead Drive
Midway, UT 84049
|Website Email
Grand Hall at the Union Pacific Depot
- 801-456-2000
One of the outstanding architectural structures in Utah, the historical renovated and restored Union Pacific Depot will provide the perfect wedding venue.
400 West South Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
|Website Email
StoneBridge Golf Club
- 801-957-9000
Stonebridge Golf Club is the premier location for your Utah wedding, luncheon or reception!
4415 Links Drive
West Valley City, UT 84120
|Website Email
Davis Conference Center
- 801-416-4113
Beyond Meeting Wedding Expectations!
800 Heritage Park Blvd
Layton, Utah 84041
|Website Email
White Willow Reception Center
- 801-375-9793
At White Willow Weddings we are 100% dedicated to providing the best wedding, wedding reception, wedding catering, and wedding floral service possible.
White Willow Reception Center
Provo, Utah 84601
|Website Email
The Grand View Reception Center
- 801-882-1800
For the perfect wedding of your dreams, choose The Grand View Reception Center. An elegant/urban wedding that offers the unique combination of a spacious yet intimate location with an amazing ambiance for your celebration.
339 East 2250 South, Suite 103
Ogden, Utah 84401
|Website Email
Loveland Living Planet Aquarium
- 801-784-0667
The Loveland Living Planet Aquarium in Draper, Utah will be open and ready to host your Utah wedding in late 2013. The Aquarium will be one of the most spectacular and unforgettable wedding venues in Utah!
12033 S. Lone Peak Parkway
Draper, Utah 84020
|Website Email
Canterbury Place
- 801-292-5053
Make you Wedding a perfect day!
197 East 500 South
Bountiful, Utah 84010
|Website Email
Alaskan Inn
- 801-621-8600
Enjoy your wedding or wedding night - Rustic Elegance at the Alaskan Inn!
435 Ogden Canyon
Ogden, Utah 84401
|Website Email
Bellington Manor
- 801-395-2355
Event planning, receptions and weddings, catering and events at Bellington Manor at the Historic Eccles Estate.
Bellington Manor at the
Historic Eccles Estate
1029 25th Street
Ogden, Utah 84401
|Website Email
Rodizio Grill
- (801) 220-0500
The perfect setting for an unforgettable Rehearsal Dinner, Bachelor Party, Bridal Luncheon, Wedding or Reception
600 South 700 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84102
|Website Email
The WOODS on Ninth
- 801-566-1100
Come see for yourself why The Woods on Ninth is where your fairy tale Utah wedding begins!
6775 South 900 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84047
|Website Email
The Gathering Place at Gardner Village
- 801.566.0917
With our charming, romantic atmosphere and wedding coordinators to assist you in planning every detail of your wedding, The Gathering Place at Gardner Village is an ideal place for your exquisite wedding.
1100 West 7800 South #23
West Jordan, Utah 84088
|Website Email
Ivy House Weddings
- 801.792.3161
Wedding Ceremonies and Receptions are beautiful in Western Garden's new Ivy House Wedding reception center.
Western Garden Centers
550 South 600 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84102
|Website Email
Tuscany Gardens
- 801-731-6610
Make your wedding a memorable experience with the beauty of Ogden's most exceptional venue. FINANCING AVAILABLE!
1856 West 4500 South
Roy, Utah 84067
|Website Email
The Old McMullin House
- 801-916-5390
Historic, One Stop, Wedding Reception & Event Venue.
10500 South 1300 West
South Jordan, Utah 84095
|Website Email
Ogden Eccles Conference Center
- 801-395-3200
For a truly unique wedding experience, the Ogden Eccles Conference Center offers Northern Utah's most memorable setting for your special day!
2415 Washington Boulevard
Ogden, UT 84401
|Website Email
Joseph Smith Memorial Building
- 801-539-3130
The Joseph Smith Memorial Building hosts the premier wedding reception facility in Salt Lake City.
15 East South Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah 84150
|Website Email
Union Station
- 801-393-9890
From the soaring cathedral ceiling in the Grand Lobby to the charm of oak paneled and aged bricked walls; Union Station is a breathtaking venue for your wedding celebration.
2501 Wall Ave
Ogden, Utah 84401
|Website Email
- 801-274-0448
The Perfect Marriage of Romantic Ambiance, Superb Cuisine, Impeccable Service and Affordability.
2832 East 6200 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84121
|Website Email
Le Jardin
- 801-326-2511
Le Jardin's exquisite gardens, enchanting water features and beautiful elegance provide a memorable year-round setting for your wedding, reception and rehearsal dinner.
1910 East 10600 South
1910 E Dimple Dell Rd
Sandy, Utah 84092
|Website Email
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City - The Yarrow
- 435-655-4401
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City - The Yarrow offers 181 guestrooms and over 12,000 sq ft of event space to accommodate all your needs! Our amenities include a heated outdoor pool and hot tub, the Mountain Grill restaurant, Skyline Bar and much more! Our professional staff will assist you in creating a memorable stay in majestic Park City, Utah!
1800 Park Avenue
Park City, Utah 84060
|Website Email
Atrium Weddings
- 801-664-9369
We provide a beautiful garden wedding anytime.
Western Garden Centers
9201 South 1300 East
Sandy, Utah 84094
|Website Email
Utah Cottage Weddings
- 435-225-4647
Best Price, Best Service, Best Value! Your home or ours, we want to make your dreams come true. Our wedding reception center allows indoor and garden events. We can take care of transportation, flowers, wedding cakes, catering, sound system, decorating and wedding photography.
657 S. Main Street
Brigham City, Utah 84302
|Website Email
This is the Place Heritage Park
- 801-582-1847
Eight Wedding Venues-Everything from classic elegance to down-home rustic charm! Experience a truly memorable Utah wedding reception "where the pioneer spirit lives"
2601 Sunnyside Avenue
Salt Lake City, UT 84108
|Website Email
Eaglewood Reception Center
- 801-918-0600
Where the View will Enhance your Wedding Day!
1110 East Eaglewood Drive
North Salt Lake, Utah 84054
|Website Email
Kimi's House
- 801.946.2079
For your wedding or reception, if you only knew...
2155 S. Highland Dr.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84106
|Website Email
Aspen Landing
- 801-966-1280
Aspen Landing Reception Center is perfect for an elaborate open house wedding reception as well as intimate smaller celebrations.
Aspen Landing
6388 South Redwood Rd.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84123
|Website Email
TalonsCove Golf Club & Reception Center
- 801-407-3030
Where Wedding Dreams and Affordability Unite!
2220 South TalonsCove Drive
Saratoga Springs, Utah 84045
|Website Email
The Lion House
- 801-363-5466
We can provide everything you'll need to make your wedding beautifully special.
63 E South Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah 84150
|Website Email
Zermatt Resort & Spa
- 435.709.9578
Experience an authentic destination resort with the charm and cultural feel that Europe is famous for, all in Utah's little Switzerland!
784 W. Resort Drive
Midway, UT 84049
|Website Email
Pierpont Place
- 801-200-3113
See your dream wedding come to life at the newest hip and versatile venue located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City!
163 Pierpont Ave
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
|Website Email
Cactus & Tropicals
- 801.419.5587
Cactus & Tropicals is a memorable setting for your wedding ceremony and reception.
2735 South 2000 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84109
|Website Email
Eldredge Manor
- 801-292-5501
Utah's Most Romantic Setting for your wedding!
564 West 400 North
Bountiful, Utah 84010
|Website Email
Magnolia Grove Reception Center
- 801-215-9358
Magnolia Grove will help to guarantee that your wedding day will be "A Day to Remember".
1117 West South Jordan Parkway
South Jordan, Utah 84095
|Website Email
Louland Falls
- 801-485-3897
For Your Intimate Gatherings. Utah's Premier Outdoor Wedding Reception venue.
See Map Below
Highway 80, Exit 131
Salt Lake City, Utah 84109
|Website Email
|Preferred Professionals
EVERYTHING for the BRIDE!
- 801-447-4007
Get everything you will need for your wedding at DISCOUNT PRICES!
|Website Email
Wedding Street
- 801-548-5910
Wedding Streets offers 34 Venues in Northern Utah that include our All Inclusive Packages starting at $2,200. Packages include: Choice of Venue, Catering for 150 Guest, 3-Tier Cake and Large Floral Package. We also offer all services needed for your wedding at the best prices found in Utah. ALL VENUE PACKAGES ARE ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH WEDDING STREET NOT THE VENUE. CONTACT US DIRECTLY RESERVE YOUR DAY.
Serving the Wasatch Front, Utah
|Website Email
Copper Creek Event Center
- 801-900-3082
Where the Choice Is Yours. Copper Creek Event Center is South Utah County's newest wedding venue option.
Springville, Utah 84663
|Website Email
Memorial House in Memory Grove Park
- 801-521-7969
Historic Charm, Unforgettable Ambiance, Downtown Elegance
Memorial House
In Memory Grove Park
485 North Canyon Road
Salt Lake City, Utah 84103
|Website Email
Sundance Resort
- 877.533.1929
Sundance is a haven for discovery and inspiration. We invite you to have your wedding or reception at our 5,000-acre Wedding destination resort.
8841 N. Alpine Loop Rd
Sundance, Utah 84604
|Website Email
McCune Mansion
- 801-531-8866
The McCune Mansion is a splendorous setting for an event as important and indelible as your wedding celebration.
200 North Main Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84103
|Website Email
Red Butte Garden
- 801-585-9563
Make your wedding day memorable at Utah's Botanical Garden and Arboretum!
300 Wakara Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84108
|Website Email
The Grand Ballroom
- 801-888-4910
The Grand Ballroom is the perfect setting for your wedding reception!
165 South Main Street
Bountiful, Utah 84010
|Website Email
Events at Beaux-Arts Academy
- 801-865-9079
Beaux-Arts Academy is the perfect venue for your downtown Salt Lake City wedding ceremony or reception.
Beaux-Arts Academy
329 S. Rio Grande Street
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
|Website Email
|Featured Professionals
Alta Lodge
- 801-277-3292
Alta Lodge is a romantic and memorable setting for your mountain wedding, reception and rehearsal dinner. Alta Lodge weddings are individually designed and coordinated.
Little Cottonwood Canyon
10230 E. Hwy. 210
Alta, Utah 84092
|Website Email
Wheeler Historic Farm
- 385-468-1755
Congratulations - You're Engaged! Wheeler Historic Farm is a wonderful venue for your wedding day!
6351 South 900 East
Salt Lake City, Utah 84121
|Website Email
Park City Mountain Resort
- 435-649-8111
1310 Lowell Avenue
Park City, Utah 84060
The Old Meeting House
- 801-278-4092
The Old Meeting House is the Premier Salt Lake area location for your Wedding Reception.
4120 South Highland Drive
Salt Lake City, Utah 84124
DoubleTree by Hilton Salt Lake City Airport
- 801-578-4464
The perfect location for your wedding day. Let our experienced staff and exquisite accommodations help make your wedding day a day to remember!
5151 Wiley Post Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84116
Utah Cultural Celebration Center
- 801-965-5100
Weddings tailored to meet any need and budget. Kitchen facilities for those wanting to provide their own food.
1355 West 3100 South
West Valley City, Utah 84119
Hotel Park City
- 435-200-2000
Everything you dream your wedding day should be... cherished traditionalism, sophisticated glamour, or exclusive intimacy.
2001 Park Avenue
Park City, UT 84068
Heritage Gardens
- 801-944-4575
Heritage Gardens is a full service facility offering catering, bar service, invitations, wedding cakes, flowers, videography, and photography. With over 35 years in the business, let our experience help make your day just what you have dreamed.
Armstrong Mansion
- 801-531-1333
Stay in the Historic Armstrong Mansion on your First night together as Husband and Wife. Close to the Salt Lake Temple.
667 East 100 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84102
Sun River Gardens Receptions
- 801-769-6805
Have a Garden Wedding Without Checking the Weather Report!
Sun River Gardens
1248 N State Street
Orem, Utah 84057
- 801-620-1032
Snowbasin offers a gorgeous venue with stunning mountain views, impeccable service and award winning cuisine. Our wedding specialist can customize a package to fit your needs and budget, with patience and flexibility to take the stress out of planning your special day.
3925 East Snowbasin Road
Huntsville, UT 84317
Hope Gallery and Museum of Fine Art
- 801-532-1336
At Hope Gallery and Museum of Fine Art we strive to bring the highest level of sophistication and professionalism to your wedding. Our beautifully renovated two-story building, built in 1916 by prominent NYC architect Walter J. Cooper, its historic stained glass ceiling, and our unique collection of European masterpieces offer a plentiful space and an elegant ambiance for your Utah wedding.
151 S Main Street
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
Salt Lake City Marriott City Center
- 801-961-8700
We'll make your wedding day worry free and a day your loved ones will never forget.
220 South State Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Red Lion Hotel Salt Lake Downtown
- 801-521-7373
We make Weddings Memorable!
161 West 600 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Deer Valley Resort
- 800-424-3337
Begin the next chapter of your life with a story-book wedding with breathtaking views, gourmet cuisine and award-winning service, Deer Valley Resort offers every detail for your perfect day, so you can live happily ever after.
P.O. Box to 889
Park City, Utah 84060
Ogden Golf and Country Club
- 801-621-2060
Historic Ogden Golf and Country Club is the perfect setting for the Wedding of your dreams!
4197 Washington Blvd
Ogden, Utah 84409
Utah Museum of Fine Arts
- 801.581.5643
One of the most beautiful buildings in Salt Lake City can be yours for your most special day!
410 Campus Center Drive
Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0350
Canyons Resort
- 888-591-5138
Your Wedding at Canyons Resort "It's far MORE amazing IN person"
4000 The Canyons Resort Drive
Park City, Utah 84098
Wolf Creek Resort
- 801-745-3365
Wolf Creek will help make your special day unforgettable!
3900 North Wolf Creek Drive
Eden, Utah 84310
Salt Lake City Marriott University Park
- 801-581-1000
Let the Marriott University Park make your special day a memorable one.
480 Wakara Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84108
The Victorian
- 801-544-9007
The Victorian isn't just a place to have a wedding - it is a wonderfully romantic experience from the time you arrive to find the crumpets waiting for you in the bride's room, to the last moment when you drive away in the chauffeur driven Model-T.
2767 West Gentile
Layton, UT 84041
Radisson Hotel and Resort
- 801-933-8072
Tell us your Wedding request!
215 West South Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
Edelweiss Center
- 801-224-1642
The perfect place for your wedding ceremony and reception.
shown by appointment only
Midway, Utah 84049
Hale Center Theatre
- 801-415-2307
Put Your Wedding Reception Center Stage At Hale Center Theatre!
3333 South Decker Lake Dr
West Valley City, UT 84119
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton
- 801-359-7800
When it comes to making your wedding special, DoubleTree Suites by Hilton is committed to making every moment memorable.
110 West 600 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
Waldorf Astoria Park City
- 435.647.5505
Waldorf Astoria Park City brings new meaning to the word luxury in Park City. We will offer indoor and outdoor wedding ceremony and reception areas all year round.
2100 Frostwood Drive
Park City, Utah 84098
Northampton House
- 801-492-1100
Providing wedding banquet and reception services uniquely tailored to your highest expectations.
198 West 300 North
American Fork, Utah 84003
Peery Hotel
- 801-521-4300
Understated Elegance for your Wedding Day!
The Peery Hotel
110 West Broadway
Salt Lake City, Utah 84101
La Caille
- 801-942-1751
La Caille is an echo of the peerless style of 18th century rural France - perfect for your wedding dinner, ceremony or reception.
La Caille
9565 Wasatch Blvd.
Sandy, Utah 84092
Crystal Ranch Lodge & Resort
or 801-870-1801
The Crystal Ranch is your personal lodge and honeymoon resort - beautiful and luxurious with every modern amenity including private suites with a private bath, each with mountain and river views.
16500 N Yellowstone Rd
Altamont, Utah 84001
Snowbird Resort
- 801.933.2270
Snowbird offers unsurpassed settings for your wedding day!
Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort
Little Cottonwood Canyon
Snowbird, Utah 84092
Davis 19th Hole
- 801-682-9401
Enjoy your wedding reception with beautiful views of the valley, lake, and mountains.
1074 East Nichols Rd
Kaysville, UT 84037
Wight House Reception Center
- 801-299-9105
The Wight House Reception Center is a beautifully decorated center located in the heart of Bountiful, Utah. Our convenient location and elegant decor make the Wight House an ideal venue for wedding luncheons, dinners ceremonies or receptions.
95 North Main
Bountiful, Utah 84010
Willow Creek Country Club
- 801-942-1954
Imagine your Wedding or Reception at Willow Creek Country Club...
8505 Willow Creek Drive
Sandy, Utah 84093
Country Inns & Suites
- 801-292-8100
When you're here, you're home.
999 North 500 West
Bountiful, Utah 84010
Arbor Manor Reception Center
- 801-968-1052
Come and Experience a New Concept in Wedding Reception Centers!
2888 West 4700 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84118
Alta's Rustler Lodge
- 801-532-2582
At Alta's Rustler Lodge, you will find exactly what it takes to make your wedding day special.
10380 East Highway 210
Alta, UT
Whether you envision an extravagant or intimate wedding, Noah's provides an elegant space for you to create your perfect atmosphere. You will love the sleek, state-of-the-art venue, and affordable pricing. ADDITIONAL LOCATION IN LINDON - BOOK NOW!
Noah's™ South Jordan
322 West 11000 South
South Jordan, Utah 84095
Thanksgiving Point
- 801-768-4947
With exquisite service and attention to every detail we will ensure that your wedding day is absolutely flawless.
3003 Thanksgiving Way
Lehi, Utah 84043


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|Choice of Pore Size Can Introduce Artefacts when Filtering Picoeukaryotes for Molecular Biodiversity Studies.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 23325466 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|Published results of studies based on samples size fractionated by sequential filtration (e.g. 0.2-3 μm) indicate that many ciliate, dinoflagellate and rhizarian phylotypes are found among marine picoeukaryotes. This is somewhat surprising as these protists are typically known as being large organisms (often >10 μm) and no picoplanktonic species have so far been identified. Here, the abundances of ciliate and dinoflagellate phylotypes in published molecular studies of picoeukaryotes are shown to correlate negatively with the pore size chosen for the end filter in the sequential filtrations (i.e. the filter used to collect the microbial biomass). This suggests that extracellular DNA adhering to small particles may be the source of ciliate and dinoflagellate phylotypes in picoplanktonic size fractions. This hypothesis was confirmed using real-time qPCR, which revealed significantly less dinoflagellate 18S rDNA in a 0.8-3-μm size fraction compared to 0.2-3 μm. On average, the abundance of putative extracellular phylotypes decreased by 84-89 % when a 0.8- μm end filter was used rather than a 0.2-μm end filter. A 0.8-μm filter is, however, not sufficient to retain all picoeukaryotic cells. Thus, selection of filter pore size involves a trade-off between avoiding artefacts generated by extracellular DNA and sampling the entire picoeukaryotic community. In contrast to ciliate and dinoflagellate phylotypes, rhizarian phylotypes in the picoplankton size range do not display a pattern consistent with an extracellular origin. This is likely due to the documented existence of picoplanktonic swarmer cells within this group.
|Nikolaj Sørensen; Niels Daugbjerg; Katherine Richardson
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|Type: JOURNAL ARTICLE Date: 2013-1-17
Journal Detail:
|Title: Microbial ecology Volume: - ISSN: 1432-184X ISO Abbreviation: Microb. Ecol. Publication Date: 2013 Jan
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|Created Date: 2013-1-17 Completed Date: - Revised Date: -
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|Nlm Unique ID: 7500663 Medline TA: Microb Ecol Country: -
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