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Species Profile
Eastern Ribbonsnake Great Lakes population
Scientific Name: Thamnophis sauritus
Other/Previous Names: Northern Ribbonsnake (Great Lakes population)
Taxonomy Group: Reptiles
Range: Ontario, Quebec
Last COSEWIC Assessment: November 2012
Last COSEWIC Designation: Special Concern
SARA Status: Schedule 1, Special Concern
Quick Links: | Taxonomy | Photo | Description | Distribution and Population | Habitat | Biology | Threats | Protection | Recovery Team | National Recovery Program | Documents
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There are four subspecies of the Eastern Ribbonsnake, and only one, the Northern Ribbonsnake, is found in Canada.
The Eastern Ribbonsnake has three yellow longitudinal stripes on its back against a dark brown to black background. The chin and throat are pure white to fawn-coloured, and the belly is pale green, yellow, or white. The Eastern Ribbonsnake strongly resembles the more common and closely related Eastern Garter Snake in both colour and size. The most reliable way to distinguish between the two species is to see which scale rows have yellow stripes, but this is usually only possible with a captured specimen. In the field, one has to rely on comparisons; Ribbonsnakes are more slender and have longer tails than garter snakes. The tail accounts for at least one-third of the total length of an adult Eastern Ribbonsnake (46 to 86 cm). Both sexes have the same colour pattern, but females tend to be slightly larger and thicker-bodied than males. The young are miniature replicas of their parents.
Distribution and Population
The North American distribution of the Eastern Ribbonsnake extends from around the Great Lakes east of Lake Michigan to Florida. In Canada, there are two populations: the Great Lakes population of southern Ontario that is part of the main range of the species in the United States; and the disjunct Atlantic population in Nova Scotia. The distribution of the Great Lakes population roughly follows the southern edge of the Canadian Shield, with the most persistent sightings over time coming from the Georgian Bay region, particularly Bruce County. The snake has probably always been rare in Ontario. Although there have been no direct studies examining the size of this population, there is some evidence that it is becoming increasingly localized, even extirpated, in areas where it was once widespread.
The Eastern Ribbonsnake is semi-aquatic. It is most frequently found along the edges of shallow ponds, streams, marshes, swamps, or bogs bordered by dense vegetation that provides cover. Abundant exposure to sunlight is also required, and adjacent upland areas may be used for nesting.
Eastern Ribbonsnakes are diurnal (active during the day), gregarious, and very active, but timid and generally docile. They feed primarily on amphibians, particularly frogs. During winter (October to April), Eastern Ribbonsnakes hibernate in rock crevices, animal burrows, and even in ant mounds. Soon after they emerge in early spring, adults begin courtship, followed by mating. Females may move away from their normal habitats to drier areas to nest, as indicated by occasional observations of females and juveniles in upland areas. Live young are born in the early fall, usually in September. Litters are small, averaging 5 to 12 young, which are 16 to 24 cm long at birth. They take two to three years to reach maturity.
Threats to the Great Lakes population of the Eastern Ribbonsnake include loss and degradation of wetland and lakeshore habitats, declines in amphibian prey, persecution, collecting, accidental death on roads, and predation by pets and native wildlife.
Federal ProtectionMore information about SARA, including how it protects individual species, is available in the Species at Risk Act: A Guide.
The Eastern Ribbonsnake is not afforded any special legal protection in Ontario. It occurs, however, within several national parks, where it is protected by the Canada National Parks Act.
Provincial and Territorial Protection
To know if this species is protected by provincial or territorial laws, consult the provinces' and territories' websites.
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PLEASE NOTE: Not all COSEWIC reports are currently available on the SARA Public Registry. Most of the reports not yet available are status reports for species assessed by COSEWIC prior to May 2002. Other COSEWIC reports not yet available may include those species assessed as Extinct, Data Deficient or Not at Risk. In the meantime, they are available on request from the COSEWIC Secretariat.
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- COSEWIC Status Reports (2 record(s) found.)
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- Action Plans (3 record(s) found.)
- Management Plans (1 record(s) found.)
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- COSEWIC Annual Reports (1 record(s) found.)
- Consultation Documents (1 record(s) found.)
- Recovery Document Posting Plans (1 record(s) found.)
COSEWIC Status Reports
COSEWIC Assessment and Status Report on the Eastern Ribbonsnake Thamnophis sauritus Atlantic population, Great Lakes population in Canada (2013)The Eastern Ribbonsnake is a small, slender semi-aquatic snake with a long tail. It can be identified by its black body with three, longitudinal yellow stripes, two lateral and one dorsal, running the length of the body. The side stripes occur on the 3rd and 4th scale rows. Below the stripe, the scales are caramel to rusty brown. There is a vertical white line in front of the eye.
COSEWIC assessment and status report on the eastern ribbonsnake Thamnophis sauritus in Canada (2002)In Canada, the Eastern Ribbonsnake (Thamnophis sauritus) is represented by a single subspecies, the Northern Ribbonsnake (Thamnophis sauritus septentrionalis). The Northern Ribbonsnake has three yellow longitudinal stripes on a dark dorsal background, and bears a strong resemblance to the closely related Common Gartersnake (Thamnophis sirtalis). The Northern Ribbonsnake can be distinguished from the Common Gartersnake by close examination of the stripes; those of the ribbonsnake fall on scale rows 3 and 4, whereas those of the gartersnake are on scale rows 2 and 3.
COSEWIC Assessments
Response Statements
Response Statement - Eastern Ribbonsnake, Great Lakes population (2013)The Great Lakes population is relatively widespread and appears to be locally abundant in a few sites. However, quantitative data are lacking on population size and trends, and most information is anecdotal and from protected areas. Wetland and shoreline habitat loss and road development continue at an alarming rate within their range and present a significant threat to the species. Unless those losses are reversed the species is at risk of becoming Threatened. Road mortality and habitat loss are widespread and much of the species distribution occurs in pockets of habitat surrounded by agricultural land, roads and shoreline development.
Action Plans
Multi-species Action Plan for Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park of Canada (2016)Bruce Peninsula National Park (BPNP) and Fathom Five National Marine Park (FFNMP) lie at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula which separates Georgian Bay from Lake Huron. The peninsula is 90 km in length and its most prominent feature is the Niagara Escarpment which runs along the entire eastern edge. Within BPNP, the escarpment forms the Georgian Bay shoreline and is recognized as part of the core area of the Niagara Escarpment UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. BPNP was established by the federal government in 1987 to protect a representative example of the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Lowlands natural region. Because of the fragmented nature of the park properties, many of the stresses on the park's ecosystem originate from outside its boundaries. For this reason, First Nations, local residents, non-governmental organizations, and other groups and land users play an important role in managing, restoring, and protecting the northern Bruce ecosystem.
Multi-species Action Plan for Georgian Bay Islands National Park of Canada (2016)Georgian Bay Islands National Park (GBINP) is located in southeastern Georgian Bay in the heart of Ontario's cottage country. Georgian Bay is home to the world's largest freshwater archipelago, the 30,000 Islands, and the park acts as a southern gateway into this area. Comprising 63 dispersed islands and shoals the total area of the park is 14 km2 from the Centennial Group in the south to McQuade Island 50 kilometres northward. Situated just 150 km from the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), GBINP is within a half-day's drive for millions of Canadians. Created in 1929 it is Canada's smallest national park straddling two natural regions and forms a core protected area of the Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve. The park lies on the edge of the Canadian Shield and is home to both northern and southern plants and animals. The islands are renowned for the variety of reptiles and amphibians they support. The park also has significant cultural value, having been occupied continuously for over 5,500 years. Maintenance and restoration of ecological integrity is the first priority of national parks (Canada National Parks Act s.8(2)). Species at risk, their residences, and their habitat are therefore protected by existing national park regulations and management regimes. In addition, the Species at Risk Act (SARA) prohibitions protecting individuals and residences apply automatically when a species is listed, and all critical habitat in national parks and national historic sites must be legally protected within 180 days of being identified.
Multi-species Action Plan for Thousand Islands National Park of Canada (2016)The Multi-species Action Plan for Thousand Islands National Park of Canada is a Species At Risk Act action plan (SARA s.47) for four species: American Water-willow (Justicia americana), Butternut (Juglans cinerea), Deerberry (Vaccinium stamineum), and Pugnose Shiner (Notropis anogenus). The plan also outlines measures to monitor and manage 30 other species of conservation concern that regularly occur in the park. This plan applies only to lands and waters occurring within the boundaries of Thousand Islands National Park of Canada.
Management Plans
Management Plan for the Eastern Ribbonsnake (Thamnophis sauritus), Great Lakes population, in Canada (2015)The Minister of the Environment and the Minister responsible for the Parks Canada Agency are the competent ministers under SARA for the Eastern Ribbonsnake – Great Lakes population and have prepared this management plan as per section 65 of SARA. To the extent possible it has been prepared in cooperation with the Government of Ontario.
Order Acknowledging Receipt of the Assessments Done Pursuant to Subsection 23(1) of the Species at Risk Act (2004)This Order acknowledges receipt by the Governor in Council of the assessments of the status of wildlife species done pursuant to subsection 23(1) of the Species at Risk Act (SARA) by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC). The purpose of SARA is to prevent wildlife species from being extirpated or becoming extinct, to provide for the recovery of wildlife species that are extirpated, endangered or threatened as a result of human activity and to manage species of special concern to prevent them from becoming endangered or threatened.
Order Amending Schedules 1 to 3 to the Species at Risk Act (2005)Schedule 1, the List of Wildlife Species at Risk of the Species at Risk Act (SARA), is amended by Order of the Governor in Council (GIC), on the recommendation of the Minister of the Environment, by the addition of 73 species. This Order is based on scientific assessments by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) and follows consultations with provincial and territorial governments, Aboriginal peoples, stakeholders and the public, and analysis of costs and benefits to Canadians.
COSEWIC Annual Reports
Consultation Documents
Consultation on Amending the List of Species Under the Species At Risk Act: March 2004 (2004)The Government of Canada proclaimed the Species at Risk Act (SARA) on June 5, 2003 as part of its strategy for the protection of wildlife species at risk. Attached to the Act is Schedule 1, the list of the species that receive protection under SARA, hereinafter referred to as the 'SARA list'. Canadians are invited to comment on whether all or some of the species included in this document should be added to the SARA list.
Recovery Document Posting Plans
Environment and Climate Change Canada's Three-Year Recovery Document Posting Plan (2016)Environment and Climate Change Canada's Three-Year Recovery Document Posting Plan identifies the species for which recovery documents will be posted each fiscal year starting in 2014-2015. Posting this three year plan on the Species at Risk Public Registry is intended to provide transparency to partners, stakeholders, and the public about Environment and Climate Change Canada's plan to develop and post these proposed recovery strategies and management plans. However, both the number of documents and the particular species that are posted in a given year may change slightly due to a variety of circumstances. Last update March 31, 2017
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This little incident happened a couple of weeks ago in the Christmas holidays. My neighbour has two large golden retrievers, Dibley and Sapphire. I'd often nip over to amuse them for an hour or two if she ever went out to work or anything and one day she had to drive up to get her husband from the airport in Bristol and would be gone for the whole day.
That left me in charge of the dogs.
Now, I'd met them before and I knew what they were like. Both big, bouncy and... slobbery. Very slobbery. Seeing as they had some energy to spare my mum and I took them out for a walk. This was going well enough, Sapphire was thankfully being vaguely calm and allowing me to disentangle her lead from around her legs when it got caught (which it always seemed to be doing.)
Then we reached the mud puddle.
Upon seeing the great expanse of slobby gloop in front of us, my mum and I decided to go around it. Dibley and Sapphire had other ideas. My mum is a good deal stronger than I am and managed to keep a grip on Dibs.
I didn't have quite the same amount of control on Sapphire and ended up being yanked forward. I dug my heels into the ground and, just at the edge of the puddle, she stopped. I breathed a sigh of relief and started to pull her back away from the puddle.
Sapphire then hurled herself forward into the mud, nearly jerking my arm out of it's socket in the process, and ended up rolling in the puddle looking throughly pleased with herself. I was face-down in the mud next to her, trying to shake my muck-encrusted hair out of my face. Eventually I struggled back to my feet and stood, dripping with mud and furious in front of my hysterically giggling mother.
We then had to walk home, with me still covered from head to foot in mud.
Right through the middle of the village square.
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All systems go for Rangers' defenseman Moore
GREENBURGH, N.Y. – Whether John Moore remains paired with Kevin Klein when the Rangers host the Avalanche tonight or if coach Alain Vigneault alters his defense duos, he'll be in a comfort zone.
The game has just become simpler for Moore since the Rangers swapped fellow 23-year-old Michael Del Zotto to the Predators for Klein on Jan. 22.
"I think the thing when Michael and I were playing together was that we both like that element in our game where we're up and supporting the rush," the left-shooting Moore said. "With Kevin, he's made it clear he wants me to get up the ice and he's going to take care of things in the back end. It's refreshing knowing that and just having that green light."
The right-shooting Klein, 29, a steady, stay-at-home defenseman, and the slick-skating, offensive-minded Moore have been the Rangers' third pair the past four games, though Friday's 4-1 victory over the Islanders was their roughest and Klein was used on some shifts with Marc Staal.
"I think that's something that has to be expected … it always takes a little bit of time," Vigneault said. "I'm real confident that duo, and that group, is going to have some balance, whether we put Klein with Marc Staal or if we mix and match."
In effect, the Rangers gained two solid blue-liners since the deal allowed Moore to move back to his natural left side. Del Zotto, tried on his off-side earlier this season, had gone to the coaching staff and said he was not comfortable playing on the right.
That left Moore to fill that role.
"I just thought anyway I can help the team, if that means going to the right side, I'll do it," Moore said. "Also, versatility is such a big thing in this game and it's an opportunity for me to work on that. I'm uncomfortable with that right now but, hopefully, one day I can switch back and forth."
By allowing Moore to move back to the left side, the addition of Klein has bolstered the Rangers' defense depth even with the subtraction of the left-handed Del Zotto's playmaking and power-play abilities.
But is it enough defense depth? Seventh defenseman Justin Falk will be a healthy scratch for the 16th straight game. At Hartford (AHL), Conor Allen and Dylan McIlrath have had brief NHL stints this season but are essentially untested and Stu Bickel and Aaron Johnson, while having played in the NHL, have not proven to be everyday options.
The NHL trade deadline is March 5 but there is a roster freeze for the Olympics from Friday at 3 p.m. until Feb. 23 at 11:59 p.m.
"You never have enough defensemen but, in this league, because of the cap situation, you've only got so many players," Vigneault said. "The teams that have success moving forward are usually the ones that stay healthy."


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ATLANTA - A Dawson County assistant district attorney who left his job amid a Georgia Bureau of Investigation probe has been found dead in Florida.
A GBI spokesman confirms the investigation into John Wilbanks Jr. is now closed, because of his death.
Wilbanks was in charge of the Dawson County office of the district attorney until Wednesday.
The GBI says a superior court judge requested the investigation earlier this week, but agents would not disclose further details.
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I am making a 2 tiered cake and am wondering if I have enough Buttercream for it.
I have 3.4 lbs (1543g) of buttercream. (or a recipe made with 2lbs of butter)
The cake is 8" bottom, 6" top. I need to fill the top tier (bottom tier will be a different buttercream) and I need to ice the whole cake. I will not be using fondant, just buttercream.
So will what I have be enough?
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No Man's Sky creator Sean Murray has given us an extended look at what you'll actually be able to undertake in the "open universe" space game.
The footage, via IGN, shows Murray exploring a random planet, where he starts scanning of discoveries, aliens and shooting crystals to collect resources. Any discoveries you make, you'll be rewarded with money. The amount you get depends on the rarity or the difficulty of finding the planet.
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checkmatei1 (9) Willow Grove, Pennsylvania | March 20, 2008
Nice quaint pub with great beer and great food. I had some sausage and beans while my fiance had mussels. She raved about the food. The beers on tap were a tad pricey, but every one but 3 where from Belgium and were fresh and delicious. The bartender has lots of knowledge of the beers and help pair the beers with the food.
Diogène (44) Mirabel, Quebec | February 19, 2008
A very crowded restaurant/pub with a good selection of belgians and american beers. Service was pretty slow but fairly knowleadgable. Food was OK, but nothing to fancy if you dont feel like eating mussels and fries. A very nice bar nonetheless.
MikeF (204) Cleveland, Ohio | December 30, 2007
nice cozy pub atmosphere more upscale than your standard beer bar. in the nice historic distric. good belgian beer selection. not the best. great servers. belgian fries are just regular fries with mayonaise.
corby112 (17) philadelphia, Pennsylvania | November 29, 2007| Updated December 4, 2007
Eulogy is an oddity amongst the trendy bars in old city Philadelphia. The bar downstairs is very crowded and sometimes ther is a long wait for a table on the weekend but the wait is worth it. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Technically they have a great selection of beer but often they are out of many beers that are listed on their menu. this can become frustrating when you ask for five beers in a row and are told that they dont have them. They do however, have around twenty beers on tap at all times and the food is excellent.
Braudog (878) Yorktown, Virginia | November 9, 2007
Pre-dinner visit on a cold November night. Place was fairly empty, which offered us a relaxed environment in which to examine the expansive beer menu plenty of quality Belgians plus a couple other odds and ends on tap, plus pages of Belgian, other European and American craft beers available in bottles. There was a crowd of guys yapping it up in the kitchen right at the end of the cozy bar area, which was a detractor. But the bartender was really friendly, knowledgeable of the beers, and even gave us a list of other places to check out that we may not have otherwise known about. Enjoyed my visit, and definitely worth a stop especially for those who prefer the Belgian varietals.
hophead75 (83) Largo, Florida | October 21, 2007
A nice, rather small 2 story bar in old city philadelphia. Ambiance was pretty cool downstairs, with a stained glass window behind the bar with a chalice in the middle of it- very nice touch. Was a bit crowded but we were able to get a spot at the bar- which would have never happened at Monks considering we were there at 7 pm on a Saturday evening. Service was very good- knowledgable, helpful, and pretty quick. The beer selection while outstanding, is not to the ridiculous level that Monks is. I had a great time here and I am sure to be back sometime in the future.
victory (2) Pennsylvania | October 6, 2007
My favorite beer place in the city. Better than Monks. Staff is friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Beer selection is extensive. Food is excellent. Friendly regulars at the bar.
Aurelius (148) Tallahassee, Florida | September 20, 2007
A bit crowded, a bit overpiced. The service was really good, and the clientele friendly. A HUGE selection of brews. There was the occasional oddball, but the taps were dominated by easily-found varieties. I was a little miffed that the barkeep charged me for the Victory pint glass after Id talked beer with him and his buddy for an hour, however he was very good about scampering up the stairs to draw beer for me from the other bar when needed.
JB175 (43) Bucks County, Pennsylvania | July 12, 2007
Just realized that I hadnt rated these guys. Nice place with a good selection of Belgians and a few good American micros on draft, plus a load of good bottles. As far as selection goes, its good but not quite Monks. Food is pretty good, the staff is friendly and helpful (unlike Monks), and its Old City location is rather nice, especially since the new Triumph brewpub is right across the street. Worth the trip for locals and visitors to Philly alike.
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This is an exellent bar and is well worth the trip. The environment is perfect for old city in Philadelphia. This is a small bar with lots of character and full of employees who really know what their talking about. Lighting is dark, and set up is inviting. Eulogy has a top notch beer and wine selection with excellent Belgian style food as well. Feel free to ask the bartenders what would go with your meal and be prepared for an excellent recommendation. Be prepared to drop a average to large amount of money on a trip here if your a beer snob, or just want to experience items you cant find anywhere. Its really easy to get wrapped into conversations with other patrons and exchange rounds all nite. Defiantly worth a trip!!
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Ben got up when it finished. "Come on, let's go to bed. I'm knackered."
"Same here" I agreed, I got up, went upstairs to my room and put on my pyjamas. I waited for a bit to give the boys time to get ready and was about to get up when there was a quiet knock at the door. "Hmm?"
"Are you decent?" it was Max.
"Yeah, yeah, come in" he came in and sat on the bed. Then there was another knock at the door. "Come in" Ben came in and sat on my giant bean bag. Max got up and took a picture down from my bedside table.
"Who are these?"
"Oh" I said. I pointed at Mum. She had fair hair and was in her bikini. We had been on holiday last year when this photo was taken. "That's my Mum" I said. Then I pointed to my Dad, he was in his swimming trunks. "That's my Dad". I pointed at Jasmine "And that" I said "is my little sister". She was in a multicoloured swimsuit. Her bright pink goggles were on her head and she was smiling one of her sweetest smiles.
"Wow. They all look so happy" said Max, a hint of longing was in his eyes. "Why aren't you in the picture?"
"I was taking it"
"Oh" He picked up the other photo. There was a woman standing and a man standing with his arm around her. They were both smiling. It was a wedding photo. "Who are these people?"
"My... Umm... Parents".
"They look different on this photo"
"They're different people" I admitted. I hadn't even told Ben that I was adopted.
"You're adopted?" They both said together.
"Yes" I didn't really like talking about it.
"What happened to your real parents?" Max asked
"They died when I was five" I whispered and then hid my face in my knees. This was a hard subject for me. Max and Ben rushed over to comfort me. Max put a hand on my shoulder.
"Hey don't cry, I know how you feel"
"Same" said Ben, putting his hand on my other shoulder. I looked up at them, my face tearstained.
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"They died when I was really little. I never really knew them"
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"You don't need to be" Ben looked at me for too long so I turned to Max. "What happened to your parents?"
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"Oh!" I'd never really thought about any other ways of people being adopted than their parents dying. "But then why...?"
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"So your brother isn't your real brother?"
"No. But he treats me like one."
"Don't you think of him as your Dad then?" asked Ben.
"No, I never have. He's always been my brother to me". I smiled.
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Transformers Movie Screen Battle Packs found in Australia
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Posted by Liege Evilmus on January 1st, 2008 @ 10:48am CST
To bad for them too, I got both mine off Ebay for a pretty good price(only about $5 over retail).
To bad they dropped the ball on this figures distribution, but you it's Walmart, we all saw it coming
Posted by inadvertent imitation on January 1st, 2008 @ 1:50pm CST
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Posted by shankz on January 1st, 2008 @ 2:56pm CST
I'm glad to see this, because I'm hoping they offer those Cybertron repaint movie figs online too. I have bad luck with the Walmart exclusives locally and I'm thinking I won't see those out.
Posted by Zombie Starscream on January 1st, 2008 @ 4:16pm CST
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Posted by Frostic_Prime on January 1st, 2008 @ 4:47pm CST
Maybe I'll pick another one puck and jazz it up.
Posted by Moonbase2 on January 1st, 2008 @ 8:28pm CST
Posted by Liege Evilmus on January 1st, 2008 @ 8:38pm CST
Zombie Starscream wrote:Only around 50 bucks? Darn it, I knew this would happen! I ordered mine from BBTS for a bit over a hundred dollers to avoid the fuss, and on Walmart.com its half that price! I thought it wasn't going to show on their website, ever!
That I refused to do on principal. After I got tired of looking in all my Walmarts and gave up on their site I just started browsing Ebay for the best deal.
Hell Ebay averaged $70 less shipping for this fig. The folks at BBTS should be shot for charging what they did
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Posted by Ninja Sixshot on January 1st, 2008 @ 10:31pm CST
this one walmart a few minute drive away from me said they had them in november. you can guess what happened when i finally went to that walmart.
*update* mine is shipping
Posted by decepticonjon on January 2nd, 2008 @ 8:38am CST
oh well, don't need 3
Posted by Moonbase2 on January 2nd, 2008 @ 9:15am CST
Posted by Wheeljack35 on January 2nd, 2008 @ 11:21am CST
Moonbase2 wrote:I put one in my basket a while back, but put it back on the shelf, along with about six of them. I decided at the time not to spend the money. I got the free shipping to the store, so I'm good.
Oh so your finally getting one?
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This attractive hotel is ideally located in Basel, only 500 m from the city centre with scores of shops and other entertainment venues, as well as the main train station. Public transport lies right in front of the hotel, the historical old town lies around 1 km away, the cathedral is around 2 km away and the zoo is 3 km from the hotel. In addition, the Black Forest is within 10 km of the hotel while the international airport lies around 9 km away.
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Donna, aren't decking boards treated to withstand the elements? If so, I
think there are some connectors you can use to turn them into "raised bed"
borders. They can be painted, if that would help spruce up the area, but I
wouldn't plant anything snug against them, but a few inches away ought to be
just fine. Just turn them on their side, rather than flat, and bury them
shallowly, if you don't use connectors to stack them and give them height.
If you don't like that, you can probably cut them different heights and line
them up side by side (buried a few inches into the dirt) to make a border of
varying heights like you see done with landscaping timbers (only flatter
;>). In any case it is worth trying to use them with that much of area to
protect. If they are at least a few inches above and below ground, it will
help keep grass and other creepers from going over or under into the beds.
Another possible approach would be to sit some into the dirt to keep weed
and grass seed out of the bed, but place a horizontal board touching the
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Hopefully others will also have some suggestions, too.
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Anyone got a suggestion on how we could use decking boards to create a
interesting border (i.e. Alan's lawnmower barier)? I have a ton of them in
the back and was thinking of adding them to my garage sale. Thinking some
creative cuts- placement- something - Vera could use them as a border?
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Oh Donna -
You do make me smile! What she isn't telling you is I work at the women's
prison in an office but tons of restrictions! Inmates have more rights!
Cone flowers are from seed out "there". Bee balm Alan bought me from the
Graymont nursery I told you about! Turtle head is from you - the one I
declared dead - maybe we should rename it Resurrected turtle head! Hot
lips....ready when you are! When we do your mom's flowers? All 3 of those
are in the front perennial garden. Bee balm is about to move to the back
and some in front. It is too close to the street and Alan's mower is
endangering it? That and the "busy" neighbor who has nothing to do but wait
till I have a weed grow 4 inches high - calls village hall to report us!
WE do miss our darling Barney - golden retriever/yellow lab mix did leave a
major void but his gardening skills were....help dig and than when it is
planted - dig it back up and eat it! That is the reason for so many of the
"ditch lily"! Those were his favorite stealth area! Like a 95 pound dog
can be stealth! LOL I have started the majority of the back garden in the
perimeter security run he created. Little stinker would even check the
gates to see that they were locked and secured. He didn't want out just
didn't want anyone sneaking in on him!
Sorry rambling!
Everyone - really thanks loads...I will be busy checking all these sites and
changing the names to be more accurate!
Oh - seeds or whatever...yes...would love anything to help fill the yard -
there is an area at least 50 foot by approximately 75 to cover? Now that
would get Alan's attention! LOL
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> If she got the coneflower from me- it is White Swan, same on the bee
> balm ( Monarda fistulosa ) and the turtle head (Chelone obliqua
> -although I also have hotlips, but don't think I gave that to her last
> year) Can't tell from the pictures if it in the front or back yard....
> Vera is not allowed to be on line during her work time... so we will
> have to wait to find out. LOL! (BTW, Chris might be able to change her
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> email.... I know, out of the question, if it was possible..)
> BTW, since the passing of Barney (her dog) and recent addition of
> Allie (the cat) - she can once again garden in the backyard.... and
> since she would NEVER post this... I will.... got extra's or seeds -
> send them to her ... lotsa room, limited funds.... I loaded up her van
> last fall and this spring and we haven't made a dent..... I have a few
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Jim Harbaugh's plan with his freshman class is simple, get them adjusted to college life in the summer, and then, well, they can start "raging" on football this fall.
So far, it's working says Harbaugh, who addressed the media at Schembechler hall on Monday.
"Every single freshman that we had was in summer school, it's great way to get their feet under them, get some credits," Harbaugh said. "And take advantage of knowing the landscape, the rigor at the University of Michigan. So we wanted them fully immersed in that over the summer that'll build a great foundation for themselves academically, and then football-wise we didn't spend a lot of time with them in classroom setting, in meeting settings, their classroom was in the actual classroom."
And when actual school is over, Harbaugh says he was quick to see what each freshman brought to the table athletically.
"And when they came to football practice, that was probably the only part of the day they were involved in football was coming to a two hour practice, three hour practice," Harbaugh said.
"Honestly, they didn't know 10 different blitzes or 75 pass concepts – but we wanted to see what they could athletically. Could they track a ball? Could a receiver catch? Can they run? Can they change direction? Can they play with balance? Can they play with vision?"
Now, well, Harbaugh knows what he's working with, and expects a few freshman to see significant roles on the depth chart.
"So we felt after going through the first two and half weeks that there were quite a few players that were tracking to be in the two-deep, in the three-deep," Harbaugh said. "And since then, the last 10 days been trying to catch them up on the system, the schemes offensively, defensively, and kicking games, they're coming fast no question about it.
Adding: "To put an exact number on it, I can't, but soon I'll think you'll see them play in games, they'll be a good number of them."
That being said, one freshman defensive back was worth noting by U-M's headman.
"I'll tell you this, David Long (Jr.) covered a go route at (Sunday's) practice as good as it possibly can be covered," Harbaugh said. "From press coverage to competing at the point of the catch, it's as good as you can cover. He's going to be an outstanding, outstanding football player."
And the competition should continue as Michigan prepares for Hawaii this Saturday at Noon ET.
"The waters have been hot all camp," Harbaugh said. "There is no question about that. Competitive waters have been almost boiling. It's been great."
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To think of a pilgrimage is to think of a progression, or even a procession—a steady, continuing path to somewhere over the horizon, even if it's a road to nowhere. Pilgrimage is a very apt title for the third effort by Om, the duo of Al Cisneros and Chris Haikus, who once formed the rhythm section of the band Sleep, but who have long since made their own specific mark. With a focused obsessiveness, Om taps into the sense of centuries-old mystery and murk that made Black Sabbath seem like a bolt from beyond then and now, Cisneros' keening wail now just as easily given over to murmuring, as he does on the title track. When in full rage—and armed with a killer title like "Unitive Knowledge of the Godhead"—that same sort of pinpoint aim is also evident, which is one key reason why Om not only succeeds, but stands out. Drummer Haikus and bassist Cisneros—guitars never have been part of Om's equation—relentlessly avoid the type of indulgence that punk rock originally claimed to hate, but with a totally different goal in mind, favoring simple-but-not-stupid mantras (the group's name has always been a clear statement of intent) that steadily unwind no matter the decibel level over three-chord thrash. Cisneros' lyrical standby of using involved theological and historical terms to help increase the air of invocation and mystery in its original sense doesn't fail him here either. Songs may subtly shift in tempo, but never in drive, as Om embraces evolving relentless flow, creating sludge rock like white-hot, raw lava endlessly pouring down a mountainside.
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The Pharmacy Burger Parlor & Beer GardenGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 294 anfitriones de la zona
Top notch burgers and brats, excellent back patio, and house-made sodas. Brian recommends: the Farm Burger. Emily recommends: the Pharmacy Burger and the tater tots.
Many great local restaurants are located a little off the beaten path, so get out the GPS or a map, if those even still exist! For a hearty lunch, try this popular place in East Nashville that boas... más información
Local burger. Great burgers, but expect a wait. Best for 2-4 people, not large groups. Order the farm burger, try a Sprecker Root Beer, and get the beer gravy for your fries. Open Mon-Fri 11:00am-1... más información
Five Points PizzaGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 260 anfitriones de la zona
Dine-in or carry-out, this New York-style pizza place provides amazing pizza by the pie or by the slice. Brian recommends: the T-Rex. Emily recommends: the Plain Cheese and garlic knots.
The best pizza in East Nashville, by the slice or by the pie. Try the garlic knots and enjoy a local pint. Dine in and take out only, but 5 Points is worth the trip as there are plenty of bars around.
Yass! I'm from NY, and this is the best pizza around, comparable to Manhattan or a real slice (thin). Order the lunch special -OR- just order a couple slices and a beer, a whole pizza is too much. $$
mas tacos por favorGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 257 anfitriones de la zona
Best tacos we've had in Nashville! This is our go-to spot anytime anyone visits. Get the tortilla soup (spicy), the elote (delicious mexican style corn) and a couple tacos and the agua frescas. Che... más información
One should hate hipster tacos out of principle. But you can't hate Mas Tacos because it's really awesome. Fish tacos, fried avocado tacos, and the sopa de pollo are particularly good. Not far at... más información
Delicious Mexican food. They market "no frills" but it is pretty tasty. More so than the traditional over cheesy and greasy Mexican fare. Really really good. The soup is on point as well as the pla... más información
Barista ParlorGastronomíaCafés y cafeterías
Recomendado por 209 anfitriones de la zona
This is the spot that got East Nashville started. Within walking distance of the house, experience Nashville's trendiest coffee spot! Especially great in warm weather when they open up the garage d... más información
This is the most famous E. Nashville coffee shop, I would say. Besides a variety of delicious coffee drinks to choose from, you can also choose from a variety of roasts. Barista Parlor hosts variou... más información
**Coffee/Breakfast/Sweet treats*** If you dig coffee you will absolutely love this hipster cafe spot. The coffee is unmatched in the city. Takes awhile to get your cup so be prepared to wait. Prett... más información
Mitchell DelicatessenGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 214 anfitriones de la zona
Best deli around. Incredible Turkey Avocado sandwich. Salad bar, breakfast bar(amazing), draft beers, draft root beer. Everything they do is top notch.
Known for their awesome sandwiches made with fresh local ingredients. Craft beer and kombucha on tap. Incredible weekend brunch buffet, complete with Benton's Bacon!
Need a quick breakfast? Mitchell Deli has a yummy breakfast bar every morning with scrambled eggs, cheesy grits, biscuits and gravy, bacon, french toast, and oatmeal. Also a great salad bar and the... más información
Marche Artisan FoodsGastronomíaCafés y cafeterías
Recomendado por 217 anfitriones de la zona
A longtime favorite (biased b/c Celia used to work here), Marche offers the city's best brunch fare, but also seasonally crafted breakfast, lunch & dinner menus, too. Sister restaurant to Margot Cafe.
French bistro style eatery with lots to choose from. Their baked good are really good too, and there is a little market with fresh, local products. Crazy busy for Sunday brunch - bless your heart ... más información
Breakfast at Marche is hard to top. You'll find french toast made from croissants complimented by a nice cup of Thick French coffee roasted by locals. Quiche, crepes, and classics like thick-cut ba... más información
Robert's Western WorldCopas y vida nocturnaBares
Recomendado por 207 anfitriones de la zona
Robert's is the greatest place to spend a (somewhat rowdy) night in Nashville. It's an old school honky-tonk on lower Broadway. There's no cover, PBR is $2.50 and there are incredible musicians pla... más información
so, you must go to downtown Nashville at some point and do what the tourists do! When you do, do yourself a favor and go hear the real deal at Roberts on Broadway! This is the real deal..... Then ... más información
The best music on Broadway is usually here at this old, unassuming Dive bar on Lower Broadway near Tootsie's. If you want a preview, look up drummer goes through the window and Robert's Western Wo... más información
Recomendado por 204 anfitriones de la zona
When Jeni's opened people would drive 20+ min across the river & wait in a line coming out of their door. Since adding another location, the line has subsided, but the ice cream tastes just as good.
The world famous purveyors of ice cream. Try the Brown Butter Almond Brittle, Brambleberry Crisp, or Savannah Buttermint.
Jeni's!!! World class ice cream, mind-bogglingly creative flavors. Milk is sourced from only pastured cows (meaning they live like cows should, eating grass!)
Holland House Bar and RefugeCopas y vida nocturnaBares
Recomendado por 178 anfitriones de la zona
This is one of our favorite places to go for tasty cocktails in a great atmosphere. They have delicious food as well, although it can be a little on the expensive side. Treat yourself to a nice din... más información
Great neighborhood cocktail bar with small plates. Head over here for a quick pre or post dinner drink before your dinner across the street at Mas Tacos or Pharmacy Burger next door.
Prohibition era craft and classic cocktail bar. Whiskey drinkers be sure to try the Base Burner: Four Roses bourbon with ginger iced cubes..gets better as they melt!
Rosepepper CantinaGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 193 anfitriones de la zona
Feel like margaritas? They've got the best ones. Just get the chips, queso, or something small. Eat Mexican at Las Fiestas, overrated food, but exceptional drinks.
Great drinks - Mexican-American cuisine, nice shaded patio and multiple salsas! Give'er a go! I love the Chicken Caesar Salad here, I eat it like a lettuce wrap. It comes with pumpkin seeds!
Winning numerous awards including Nashville's Best Mexican Restaurant and Best Margarita, for the 11th year in a row, Rosepepper has established itself as Nashville's leading tequila bar and restau... más información
Lockeland TableGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 176 anfitriones de la zona
Chef Hal is a recent winner of The Iron Fork, a competition of Nashville's best chefs, and his food proves it. Lockeland Table has a great ambiance and is located in the middle of Lockeland Springs... más información
Chef Hal Holden-Bache turns out great dinners, night after night, and his Lockeland Table is often overlooked in lists of the city's finest eateries. His wood-fired pizzas are legendary, and the ti... más información
We LOVE Lockeland - the chef has been nominated for James Beard award a handful of times. Call for reservations or be like us: chance it for two seats at the bar. Great cocktail and wine/whiskey li... más información
Acme Feed & SeedGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 160 anfitriones de la zona
Acme Feed & Seed creates a uniquely 'Nashville' atmosphere that honors the unparalleled character of the city's past, present and future. With 22,000 square feet of cocktail, culinary and entertain... más información
Acme offers a little bit of everything: food (casual dining on first floor, sushi/bar on second floor), live music, sports bar, special events, and my favorite - amazing views of downtown Nashville... más información
Level 1 has live bands (house and country), level 2 is more of a lounge with video games and a sushi bar, and level 3 is the amazing rooftop bar with Cumberland views and usually a pop or hip hop D... más información
Pinewood SocialGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 163 anfitriones de la zona
This place has a very social environment. Artisan drinks and food. They also have, bocce ball, vintage bowling alley, outdoor and pool area. A living room area with board games and coffee bar. Very... más información
Pinewood Social is a great spot that offers many things - a bar, restaurant, coffee shop, cafe, bowling alley and even a pool! You truly can go there almost at any hour of the day or night and have... más información
My favorite location. EVERYTHING is delicious here. "Shook From The Gate" is my favorite drink here. The fried broccoli is my favorite app. This is a really cool place to eat, drink and/or hang out... más información
Recomendado por 192 anfitriones de la zona
It is fitting that the "Athens of the South" is home to the world's only full-size replica of the ancient Parthenon. Forty-six Doric columns encircle the building. The largest bronze doors in the w... más información
This park is a fantastic place to drive through, walk, rent a bike, or just sit in the garden on a swing under a tree. They have a small pond, and regular activities, such as free dance lessons, a... más información
We love this place! The park itself is charming and pretty. A couple of ponds, including a large one with geese and ducks and fish :) Great place for a picnic, just laying out relaxing, taking the ... más información
The Wild CowGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 155 anfitriones de la zona
Another East Nashville spot, The Wild Cow is our favorite vegetarian restaurant in town. There are tons of flavorful dishes to choose from, from tacos to cheese "steaks"! You won't miss the meat!
Must go place for vegetarian, vegan and/or gluten free options. Satisfies tough dietary requirements without sacrificing yummy-ness.
Traveling can mean lots of indulgences which is so fun! But if your needing a bit of a break w/o any suffrage of taste, The Wild Cow is your place! Its a great, chill and its filled with interestin... más información
3 Crow BarCopas y vida nocturnaBares
Recomendado por 155 anfitriones de la zona
The anchor bar of the Five Points business district. Go to Sunday Funday...Sunday afternoons are busy...anytime is busy, really. Get a Bushwacker drink. Drink specials Wed & Sun - all day
A 5 Points Classic. Try the Bushwacker - the "unofficial" drink of East Nashville. It's basically a frozen White Russian. Note - smoking is still allowed inside, but there is a patio.
There's always something going on at this bar, including their great trivia night every Thursday evening at 8pm. One of our favorite things about 3 Crow is the way in which they have managed to inc... más información
Burger UpGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 139 anfitriones de la zona
In addition to really good hamburgers, Burger Up makes a really great Kale salad. Communal seating and a really comfortable environment help make this dining experience unique.Easy walk from our home
This is another really excellent burger restaurant, with great cocktails. We recommend the truffle fries for everyone and the Marathon burger for any vegetarian friends out there.
If you fe.el like being "good" you can grab an awesome kale salad with salmon. The marathon burger ( a quinoa/blackbean burger) is my favorite when I'm feeling a non-beef meal. But the Woodstock bu... más información
The 5 SpotCopas y vida nocturnaDiscotecas
Recomendado por 148 anfitriones de la zona
Monday night dance party (swing dance 7-9, then Motown dance party). $2 Tuesdays with 45 min sets of great Americana and Country bands, Country and Western Wednesdays. Great live music!
Monday night dance party, great music, and always an interesting scene. Some nights are laid back, some are rowdy. This was the first place we saw Alabama Shakes perform, before they got signed and... más información
One of the most iconic bar/venue on the east side. Come for a drink and stay to hear some rock-n-roll or dance your butts off on Monday nights to the best Motown dance party you've ever been to.
FidoGastronomíaCafés y cafeterías
Recomendado por 138 anfitriones de la zona
Fido is my all time favorite coffee spot/restaurant in Nashville. It has been a staple of the Hillsboro Village neighborhood for years and years and continues to serve the best and most inventive c... más información
This is another Nashville staple and was known for a while as somewhere you could spot Taylor Swift. In the hip street center of Hillsboro Village, the wifi cuts out around busy times but who needs... más información
In Hillsboro neighborhood of Southwest Nashville, a favorite hotspot of Vanderbilt students, music industry folks, it's even been reported that there has been an occasional Taylor Swift sighting. G... más información
Bluebird CafeGastronomíaCafés y cafeterías
Recomendado por 145 anfitriones de la zona
World Famous intimate songwriter music venue. Known from the TV show Nashville. The wait can be anywhere from 3-4 hours long but you might be able to buy tickets to a songwriters in the round evening.
The Famous Bluebird Cafe. Come early to stand in line. They empty the room between sets and let new people in. Look online or inside your Nashville Scene magazine(left at your bnb) for a line up ah... más información
Fans of the show may know about the Bluebird Cafe, but the one from the show is a replica built on a North Nashville soundstage. Check out the real deal at the Bluebird's listening room and hear s... más información
Edley's Bar-B-QueGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 142 anfitriones de la zona
Smokiest barbecue in town- try the turkey or smoked half chicken, even if you are a brisket lover. Also, great beer selection, fun place to watch sports, and try a bushwhacker.
Everyone wants barbecue when they come to the South! Edley's does a great job of giving you what you want. All the BBQ is delicious and the sides are amazing. Try the black-eyed peas. Everyone also... más información
You may have heard of Jack's BBQ in downtown (which is very good) but my favorite place is Edley's. Try the cheesy grit casserole (my personal favorite) but you really can't go wrong here. They a... más información
Tootsie's Orchid LoungeCopas y vida nocturnaTodo lo demás en Vida nocturna
Recomendado por 140 anfitriones de la zona
If you are Honky Tonkin, this place is a must. Three floors with live music from open to close. Newly added patio provides a view of all of downtown. It stays packed so try using the ally entrance.
Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, a Nashville country music institution and world-famous honky-tonk, has operated across the alley from the Ryman almost continuously since 1960. Its proprietor from 1960 to ... más información
Another classic Lower Broadway honky tonk. No original music down on Lower Broadway but it's fun. Do yourself a favor though and check out one of our great live music venues featuring original, l... más información
Ugly Mugs Coffee & TeaGastronomíaCafés y cafeterías
Recomendado por 141 anfitriones de la zona
Ugly Mugs is our go-to coffee shop for good reason. Jarod & Courtney use another local (Drew's Brews) beans for their coffee and it is the best in town.
This is another of East Nashville's fine coffee shops. They brew one of my very favorite local coffees: Drew's brews. They also offer some great bagels and food options. Their off street patio... más información
Drew's Brews is a local guy that roasts his own coffee beans and a few coffee shops in the area carry his brand. Ugly Mugs is my favorite and has a great atmosphere.
Country Music Hall of Fame and MuseumArte y culturaMuseos
Recomendado por 254 anfitriones de la zona
Even if you are not a big country fan, this is one of the must-visit attractions in Nashville. The Hall of Fame is a state-of-the-art museum tracing the "history and sounds" of country music. Set a... más información
Venture to the heart of country music, Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame®, for an up-close look at legendary artists, lively exhibits, and soulful tunes. Whether you like bluegrass, Cajun, roc... más información
If you are a fan of Country Music, check out the Country Music Hall of Fame. Don't forget to visit Hatch Show Print which is located in the CMHF lobby (added perk its free to visit Hatch). Afterw... más información
Recomendado por 137 anfitriones de la zona
Margot Café & Bar is our favorite casual, fine dining restaurant. They offer country French and Italian cuisine in comfortable surroundings and the staff is wonderful. Everything is delicious.
This charming little bistro serves Italian and French inspired cuisine made with the freshest local ingredients. Must Try: menu changes daily but the poultry (duck, quail, chicken) is top notch.
Margot Café & Bar is a casual, fine dining restaurant located at "Five Points" in Historic East Nashville offering rustic French and Italian cuisine...The menu changes daily.
City HouseGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 120 anfitriones de la zona
A buzzing upscale Germantown eatery serving pizza, pasta & housemade sausage made with Southern ingredients & flair. Do your self a favor and have the Pork Belly Pizza.
Tandy Wilson recently won the James Beard Award and for good reason. City House should not be missed. Ask questions, try a lot of things—that's my advice. Share the classic pork belly pizza, any ... más información
Chef Tandy Wilson, Best Chef Southeast, James Beard 2016. Consistently delicious Italian-inspired food with Southern ingredients. Wood-fired pizzas, catfish, trout...recently featured on Anthony Bo... más información
Rolf and DaughtersGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 130 anfitriones de la zona
This is our favorite dinner spot. Perfect for a culinary experience. It is innovative and always on-point. Rolf has delicious food. Plain and simple. Cannot go wrong with anything on this menu. It ... más información
Industrial-chic restaurant with clever New American dishes, communal tables & inventive cocktails. Reservations recommended.
Situated in the former boiling house at the Werthan Factory, multiple Beard Award nominee Philip Krajeck serves up Mediterranean influenced, self-described "modern peasant food" to a packed house n... más información
Two Ten JackGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 134 anfitriones de la zona
Japanese-inspired neighborhood pub, or izakaya, featuring kodawari ramen, yakitori (skewers & grilled items), sushi selections, and other Japanese-inspired pub comfort food that incorporates local, So
Middle Tennessee's first izakaya (and first brick and mortar ramen house), Seed Hospitality opened the popular East Nashville spot early last year. Chef Jessica Benefield cranks out the hearty bowl... más información
One of our favorites! Billed as "Japanese-inspired pub comfort food", the hardest part about coming here is deciding what to order. Not just for food but the craft cocktails are equally delicious. ... más información
Frothy Monkey Coffee HouseGastronomíaRestaurantes
Recomendado por 124 anfitriones de la zona
I love this coffee shop, there's one downtown as well. I suggest visiting this location so you can shop around the 12 South area. TIP: It can be crowded, try to go at 'off' times.
A three minute drive away, this trendy coffee shop is in the hip 12 South Area. Lots of other shops to see. Fun place to walk around.
They feature creative folks using local ingredients to prepare original dishes served in a cozy and approachable atmosphere. Frothy Monkey has been a staple in the Nashville community since 2004. T... más información
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Home of the Tennessee Titans and CMA Fest. This stadium is just a hop skip and a jump away from here. They actually sell spots in my parking lot during big events, so enjoy your free parking spots:)
Home to Tennesse's NFL pro football team (TN Titans), LP field is a state of the art stadium within walking distance of the condo. Enjoy the NFL excitement without facing the traffic afterwards.
Home of the Titans! Who are generally not so good - so if you're in town trying to get tickets, you'll probably have no problem. Right on the river, it's really easy to walk across the pedestrian b... más información


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A major fire ripped through a private nursing home in Venezuela's capital Caracas on Sunday killing eight elderly people, authorities said, calling it "a miracle" there were not more victims.
Firefighters were able to rescue more than 30 others and the local mayor praised neighbors who raced to the Chivacoa Seniors' Center as it was engulfed in flames and thick smoke.
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England in need of Cook return after injury
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Massive mound of rubbish crushes 22 people in Sri Lanka
The enormous heap of garbage fell on tiny homes in a poor neighbourhood during local new year festivities.Read the full story ›
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England in need of Cook return after injury
England needed Alastair Cook back urgently at Lord's, after their top order hit trouble in his injury-enforced absence.Read the full story ›
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Baby elephant rescued after falling down drain
An elephant calf had to be rescued in Sri Lanka after becoming trapped in a drain.Read the full story ›
200 families feared buried in Sri Lanka mudslides
The Sri Lankan Red Cross has said around 200 families are feared buried by rain-triggered mudslides in three villages.
Thirty-five people are confirmed to have died after two landslides, which have forced 196,000 to flee their homes near the town of Aranayaka, 100km northeast of the capital, Colombo.
Rescue searches are continuing, after more than 350 people were brought to safety early this morning.
The Red Cross has set up a welfare camp for survivors.
Trevor Bayliss 'set to be appointed' new England coach
Trevor Bayliss has reportedly leapfrogged front-runner Jason Gillespie and is set to be appointed England's new coach if he accepts the offer.
The consensus has been that the England and Wales Cricket Board would recruit Yorkshire's county championship-winning coach - and former Australia fast bowler - Gillespie in time for this summer's Ashes.
But instead, according to a report on the Daily Telegraph website on Monday, new ECB director of cricket Andrew Strauss has chosen another Australian.
The 52-year-old Bayliss is less well-known than his compatriot but has a fine coaching pedigree having led New South Wales to two Sheffield Shield titles, helped Sri Lanka to the 2011 World Cup final and won the Indian Premier League with Kolkata Knight Riders.
He is also a former colleague of current England caretaker coach Paul Farbrace, when they were both with Sri Lanka.
There has been no comment as yet from the ECB.
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South Africa cruise into semis with nine wicket victory
South Africa swept into the Cricket World Cup semi-finals following a comfortable nine wicket victory over Sri LankaRead the full story ›
Dilshan joins Derbyshire as overseas player
Tillakaratne Dilshan will spend two spells with Derbyshire over the coming season after the Division Two county announced the signing of the experienced Sri Lanka batsman.
The 38-year-old will be available for up to four NatWest Twenty20 Blast fixtures and two LV= County Championship matches when he takes the overseas berth from New Zealand international Martin Guptill in June.
Century from Jayawardene digs Sri Lanka out of hole
Mahela Jayawardene's 19th ODI century helped to dig Sri Lanka out of a hole and send them on their way to a four-wicket win over a spirited Afghanistan in Dunedin.
Jayawardene, who hit eight fours and a six before departing on 100, combined with skipper Angelo Mathews (44) to get Sri Lanka back on track after their top order crumbled.
They were down to 51 for four after 12 overs in pursuit of 233 before Jayawardene and Mathews piled on 126 in a vital fifth-wicket stand.
Thisara Perera then took charge with 47 from 26 balls to see them over the line as they reached 236 for six with 10 balls to spare at the University Oval to get their World Cup campaign up and running.
It was hard on Afghanistan, who looked to have their opponents on the ropes as Hamid Hassan took three for 45 runs.
Watch Cricket World Cup highlights on ITV4 tonight at 10pm
Pope Francis: Only truth can heal Sri Lanka
Pope Francis has said Sri Lanka cannot heal fully from twenty-five years of ethnic civil war without pursuing truth for the injustices committed.
Francis, speaking in Colombo at the start of a week-long Asian tour, did not refer specifically to Sri Lanka's refusal to co-operate with a United Nations investigation into alleged war crimes committed in the final months of the war.
A 2011 UN report said as many as 40,000 Tamil civilians may have been killed and that both sides committed serious human rights violations.
At least nine dead in Sri Lanka mudslides
At least nine people have been killed and 10 others are missing in mudslides triggered by heavy rains today in the central hills of Sri Lanka.
More than 60,000 people have been evacuated and 3,000 homes destroyed as floods and mudslides covered many parts of the Indian Ocean island in the last four days, disaster officials said.
Nine people were killed and two injured in mudslides today in the tea-growing Badulla district when their houses were buried in landslides, Udaya Kumara, an official at the state disaster management centre, said.
Ten others were missing and rescue operations were temporarily halted due to risk of further landslides, Mr Kumara said.
The inclement weather has so far affected more than 500,000 people across the country.