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Brookfield diners fired up about Stir Crazy
A week before its grand opening, the proprietors of the Stir Crazy Asian Grill were thrilled about the restaurant's location adjacent to Brookfield Square.
Two months later, it's easy to see why.
Located in a 6,500-sq. ft. stand-alone building at 15795 W. Bluemound Rd., Stir Crazy has drawn steady crowds for lunch and dinner in a corridor that includes Claim Jumper, Mitchell's Fish Market, Bravo! Cucina Italiana, Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Houlihan's.
During two recent visits, customers seemed to represent a cross-section of the area: shoppers, extended families, couples on dates, office workers and -- at dinner time -- large groups of female diners in celebratory "girls night" mode.
The "something for everyone" vibe extends to the menu, which features 65 pan-Asian items that put Stir Crazy between Chin's Asia Fresh and P.F. Chang's on the food map. In essence, Stir Crazy is a cross between Chang's, which has operated for several years at Mayfair Mall, and a Mongolian BBQ place.
If you're looking for a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of holiday shopping, Stir Crazy may not be your first choice. With high ceilings, a sizable bar, an "open" kitchen and several large tables catering to parties of six or more, Stir Crazy is not exactly serene -- especially when they bang a gong and fire up the woks.
Once you pull open the giant chopstick door handle, the place practically crackles with energy. On each of two visits, a friendly hostess turned our party over to gregarious servers who were both eager and prepared to answer questions about the vast menu.
Diners at Stir Crazy have two primary options. They can order a prepared dish from the vast menu or opt for the Market Bar, a do-it-yourself setup in which you are handed a small wok and a card on which you indicate your choice of protein (beef, chicken, seafood or tofu) and a starch (white rice, brown rice, fried rice, lo-mein, rice noodle or shanghai noodle).
After loading your wok with fresh vegetables (bean sprouts, bok choy, bamboo shoots, broccoli, baby corn, carrots, celery, green and red peppers, mushrooms, cabbage, onions, pea pods, pineapple, spinach, tomatoes, water chestnuts, yellow squash and zucchini), you ladle on made-from-scratch sauces ranging from classic Chinese, garlic ginger, sweet and sour, Thai curry, Teriyaki, kung pao, peanut or Szechwan.
You hand your concoction to a chef, who mixes the protein and starch, fires it up and hands it back.
The Market Bar is a popular option, particularly at lunch, but the culinary results depend on the diner. The "fixed" menu items are inherently less adventurous, but still solid.
A recent dinner started with an Ahi Tuna and Avocado Poke ($9), which is a tower of marinated Ahi tuna, avocado, red onion and sesame seeds on cool ginger-lime and sriracha sauces. The dish, which drew raves from the server, was pleasantly presented and delicious compared to lettuce wraps ($9), which seemed fresh but somewhat ordinary.
Crab rangoons ($7), stuffed with cream cheese and crab meet, disappeared from the table quickly. So did the crab cake hand rolls ($8), a flaky crab cake wrapped dusted with breadcrumbs and nestled with rice and a unique sauce and served sushi-style in a nori wrapper.
Two chicken dishes -- orange peel and sweet and spicy ($11.50) -- were hits with diners. Both came with tender pieces of crispy chicken and white or brown rice. The orange peel, tossed with broccoli in an orange sauce, had a slight kick. The Thai chili sauce in the sweet and spicy chicken brought more heat, but it wasn't overbearing.
The fixed menu features a variety of noodle dishes, such as kung pao, pad Thai and blazing noodles, that cost $11.50 with extra charges for chicken, beef and shrimp. Several of the dishes - teriyaki, kung pao, pad Thai and Mongolian are available during lunch for $8.88, which includes a spring roll.
The signature dish at Stir Crazy just might be the Japanese steak ($19), grilled filet topped with a soy butter mushroom medley and served with grilled wasabi asparagus and sesame onions. A dining companion savored every bite and said he would order it again on his next visit, but only if he could resist the urge to sample the Vietnamese Lemongrass Pork Tenderloin ($15).
The appetizers and entrée didn't leave room for dessert on either visit, but nearby diners seemed to be enjoying the Mandarin chocolate fondue, served with strawberries.
With a broad menu, reasonable prices and a cheerful staff (that really seems to push wine by the glass), Stir Crazy is the kind of place that you can visit multiple times, especially if you bring along some friends for plate sharing. The only real drawbacks -- wait times ranging from 30-45 minutes during peak times and a crowded parking lot -- are indications that some people are doing just that.
mitchgat | Nov. 17, 2008 at 3:22 p.m. (report)
P.S. - The food at Stir Crazy, along with the service is good and I would go there again.
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mitchgat | Nov. 17, 2008 at 3:20 p.m. (report)
I would agree... I'm waiting for Flat Top Grill as well. My only complaint (as usual) is that it's not going in downtown. I think the old Edwardo's Pizza would have been a perfect location! Oh well, soon (not soon enough) I won't have to go to Madison or Chicago for my FTG fix.
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alain | Nov. 17, 2008 at 11:32 a.m. (report)
it was okay. the food was decent and the service was alright, but we're just waiting for the Flat-Top Grill to open up. They do Mongolian Barbeque better than anyone else, and their prices are phenomenal.
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AndrewJ | Nov. 17, 2008 at 9:21 a.m. (report)
Ghengis Kahn, just North of Bluemound on Hwy 100/Mayfair Rd. End of story.
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High_Life_Man | Nov. 16, 2008 at 6:39 p.m. (report)
Loud and expensive. Food was nothing but average. The gong and fire show is stupid and annoying. Skip it and go to Ching Hwa.
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As part of its People, Prosperity and the Planet (P3) annual student design competitions, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is giving nearly $700,000 to 45 student teams. Under phase 1 of the competition, each team will receive a grant totaling up to $15,000, for an overall amount of $675,000 among all teams, to be applied toward designing and developing sustainable technologies to help protect people's health and the environment.
The proposals must highlight technology and its potential to improve quality of life, while promoting economic development and protecting the planet. Among the proposals in this year's competition are:
- A design for fog harvesting technologies to provide clean water and reduced pollution in underdeveloped communities
- A prototype system to improve building energy performance through enhancing heat transmission and solar heat gain
- A module that can improve the efficiency of solar energy collectors
After eight months of work on their projects, the teams will bring their designs to Washington, D.C., to participate in the EPA's National Sustainable Design Expo, to be held April 20-21, 2013. The expo will be held on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., and will be open to the public. During the event, a panel of scientific experts will judge the projects. Winners will receive a P3 award and recommendation for a second phase grant of up to $90,000 to further develop their designs and prepare them for the marketplace.
The full list of winners, which includes abstracts of each proposal, is available here.

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Brewers reliever Henderson has had a long road to the majors
It was a dream that Nashville Sounds pitching coach Fred Dabney had countless times.
Nearly a decade in the minors will do that. Utica, South Bend, Sarasota, Iowa, Nashville, all the same – you pitch well while the general manager sits rows off home plate. He had to notice.
Night would come, and the dream would be about the call. Except for Dabney, reality never quite aligned with the vision, those pitches in front of 30,000.
He rubbed his face, washed up and got ready for work. Why would a small bayou town be any different than the others?
Six feet, 5 inches doesn't really mesh too well with conversion vans, but Jim Henderson knows a thing or two about getting by the game's inconveniences. Ten years he's been a minor league baseball player, drafted by a team no longer in existence and playing with guys who were worried about finding prom dates when he broke into rookie ball in 2003.
Dabney looked at Henderson as the van made its way through Metairie, La. Something was different about that dream.
Dabney has been retired for 16 years; his last pitch coming for the Iowa Cubs in 1996. The dream he had – the call that came – wasn't for him. It was for the 29-year-old righthander folded into a seat nearby.
It was a first for Dabney. He's witnessed hundreds of transactions, good and bad, in his 15 years as a coach, but never once had his subconscious proffered such a scene.
Henderson wasn't quite Crash Davis, a converted starting pitcher with a career record of five games over .500 and an earned run average a shade under 4.00. He commanded respect nonetheless, even if he rarely raised his voice enough to hear his distinct Canadian accent.
The van started up, off to a workout during a series against the New Orleans Zephyrs of the Pacific Coast League.
Dabney told Henderson about his vision on the way to the workout. The quiet Canadian laughed.
"Well, hopefully your dream comes true," he said.
In the three-game series against the New Orleans Zephyrs, Henderson saved two games. He picked up his 15th save for the Sounds after an inning of shutout work against Memphis on July 24 back in Nashville, lowering his ERA to 1.69 and increasing his strikeouts per nine innings to 10.5.
Less than 24 hours later, Sounds manager Mike Guerrero called the team together.
Apparently, a tall Canadian was harassing some girls in the stands.
The team broke up at Henderson's expense, a prelude to the real news – he was headed to Milwaukee.
Dabney's vision had materialized just days later, and the veteran baseball man had to leave the room, choked with emotion.
Quitting time?
It's been a long road for Henderson, one that nearly ended in 2008. It was then when thoughts of quitting the game first crept into his head.
The year before, he appeared in 42 games for Class AA Tennessee in the Chicago Cubs organization, posting a 4-3 record with a 1.86 ERA. He earned a promotion to Class AAA Iowa, appearing in eight games with a 5.54 ERA.
The next year started slowly however, as he recovered from a herniated disc in his back. As he began to throw in extended spring training, he noticed he lacked punch in his throwing arm. He figured it would return as he built up his strength, but after eight games it gave out.
Torn labrum. Torn rotator cuff. Toss in a bone spur for good measure. Not surprisingly, the Cubs released him.
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Thanks to T. Ryan Gregory, I have just discovered Todd Oakley's new blog, Evolutionary Novelties. It's only a few months old and only has a few entries, but go on, encourage him to write more.
#1 PatrickHenry May 30, 2008
Very nice blog. But hey, I've been blogging my tush off for two months now. What am I — a potted plant? [mumble, grumble …]
#2 Mike Haubrich, FCD May 30, 2008
I have enjoyed Todd's blog, and he has apparently found a tidbit he liked on mine. From March 6th:
> Why is this? Also, where can I find your paper on this topic online?
Here is a good blog about our eye research:
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#3 Crazyharp81602 May 31, 2008
I've got a new blog, too. Check out The Great Dinosaur Mystery and the Big Lie which deals with the very same issue my main blog deals with concerning the creationist idiot beliefs on dinosaurs.
#4 amph May 31, 2008
That really is one great blog. Read for instance
this article on Stephen J. Gould: Pluralism by monism. Great reading, for me at least a totally different way to look at Gould.
And I don't have a blog of my own to sell. Too busy reading those of others.
#5 Amph May 31, 2008
Grmphff. I was trying to link to this:
http://evolutionarynovelty.blogspot.com/2008/05/gould-pluralism-by-monism.html Sorry about that.
#6 GumbyTheCat May 31, 2008
It's an excellent start! Great blog, I hope he intends to expand it greatly.
#7 Konrad Talmont-Kaminski May 31, 2008
Well, if we're going to spruik our blogs I might as well mention my own blog, on which I discuss superstitions and religion as a natural cognitive phenomenon. It's at http://deisidaimon.wordpress.com
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Up until now, the only word that aptly described that time of the month when you're bloated, PMS-ing, and crampy, was "ick." But Moxie, a new line of fabulous and fun feminine hygiene products, is making those seven days a lot prettier.
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Derby runner with local ties is euthanized
A horse with local ties who ran in this year's Kentucky Derby has been euthanized.
Intense Holiday - owned by Duanesburg native Don Lucarelli's Starlight Racing - suffered a fracture while training at Belmont Park late last month.
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Devotion and love for family set founder Tim Brecheisen on a quest to help those suffering from hearing loss. Tim has battled a personal experience with hearing loss and one of his children has worn hearing aids most of his life.
Tim opened the first Ear Care office in 1984. Since then, EarCare has grown to 15 offices in three states. EarCare offers a variety of hearing instruments containing the highest quality, state-of-the-art technology in several styles. With every hearing aid fit, customers are guaranteed that a licensed specialist will work to maximize the effectiveness of the instrument through a process of aural rehabilitation and ongoing services.
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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Missouri Valley with free breakfast and 24-hour front desk
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Situated in Missouri Valley, this hotel is 5.7 mi (9.1 km) from Desoto National Wildlife Refuge and within 25 mi (40 km) of Hitchcock Nature Center and Washington County Museum. Fort Atkinson State Historical Park and Mormon Trail Center are also within 32 mi (52 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features laundry facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and free breakfast. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided.
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All 47 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and LED TVs with satellite channels. Room service, coffee makers, and hair dryers are among the other amenities available to guests.
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- Clean guestrooms
Desoto Inn & Suites Missouri Valley
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Hotel Amenities
A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This business-friendly hotel also offers laundry facilities and room service (during limited hours). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Desoto Inn & Suites Missouri Valley has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 47
- Number of floors - 2
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- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
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- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
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A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 3 AM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Children are welcome.
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If you've ended up on this page, then I assume there's a good chance you're looking for a Newlands Bishop Farm wedding photographer, so welcome, congratulations on your upcoming wedding, and for choosing one of the most popular venues!
Perfectly positioned in the country, but only a few miles from Solihull. During the week Newlands Bishop Farm is a working farm and is part of the family care trust, a charity devoted to helping children and adults with learning disabilities, mental health problems and brain injuries, but come the weekend, it is the most perfect setting for weddings! All the income generated from weddings goes directly to the development of Newlands Bishop Farm.
A blank canvas for you to be creative, whether it be a marquee or tipi, let your dreams run wild, and create your perfect countryside wedding.
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With a style based upon Documentary Photography, but not forgetting natural relaxed portraits, creating beautiful images of you both looking your most perfect, but ensuring you have all the time you need with your friends and family whilst I capture the story of your day. Never shooting from the sidelines, I always immerse myself in the wedding and the moment, being a part of the day with you all, allowing me to capture the truly wonderful story from within.
I would love to hear about your plans, and to discuss how I could be a part of your day. If you'd like to talk please do not hesitate to get in touch by email or call the studio.
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I don't use any animal products for food, cosmetics, clothes (still not sure about dyes because they are not listed) but I do drive a car and I was told that there are some animal products used in the tyres
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Hi, I've been a pure herbivore since the end of 2008 and veggie for many years before. I'd love all the world to go VEGAN. Once a month I organise "Awaking compassion" demos trying to talk to people how insane it seems to eat other sentient beings :)
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Beehive Kitchenware | Heart Tea Strainer
This is by far the nicest tea strainer and rest set ever! I've totally seen jewelry similar to this! It's a fun way to celebrate V Day or just add to your heart shaped kitchen collection, and if you don't have one...start one!
A heart shaped spatula! Maybe make them breakfast in bed...... :)Tags: kitchen, spatulas, kitchen tools, heart, love, cook, cute, girlfriend, boyfriendAdded 10 Years Ago from Beehivekitchenware


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A COMMUNITY shop in West Dorset has been shortlisted in a national competition.
Broadwindsor Community Stores is a finalist in the 'better services' category of the Plunkett Foundation's Rural Community Ownership Awards along with community shops in Wiltshire and Cheshire. The winners will be announced at a special ceremony in Oxford in July.
Fraser Hughes, chairman of Broadwindsor and District Community Enterprise, which runs the stores, said: "It's terrific for our shop to make the shortlist of this national competition.
"So, thanks to the committee, shop staff, volunteers and, of course, customers for their support."
Broadwindsor Community Stores is run as a community enterprise and opened just over a year ago in Drimpton Road.


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By Lisa Ferdinando, ARNEWSAugust 21, 2014
WASHINGTON (Army News Service, Aug. 21, 2014) The Army is highlighting the work of the First Citizens Bank at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, for its service to the Army community.
The bank is the recipient of the 2013 Army Distinguished Bank Service Award. The award was presented here Tuesday, during a conference of the Association of Military Banks of America.
Financial institutions on Army installations exist to serve military members, families and civilians on the post, said Col. Darrell Brimberry, commander of the United States Army Financial Management Command.
"I think there is no greater example than with the government shutdown," he said. "Financial institutions on installations stood up and said, 'Soldiers and their families will get the paycheck they deserve, even if we have to underwrite it.'"
A great example of service to the community, he said, is First Citizens Bank at Fort Bragg, which awarded scholarships in conjunction with the Association of the United States Army, totaling more than $40,000, in 2013.
Employees at the institution served the Army community in so many other ways as well, he said, including working with Soldiers to set up financial plans for post-military life, volunteering in the community, and teaching classes on managing finances for hundreds of service members and their families.
Other important initiatives include providing below-market rate loans and credit cards to eligible service members, to help combat predatory lenders who seek out Soldiers who are vulnerable, and who then would fall deeper into debt.
Maj. Helen Thomas, the banking liaison officer at Fort Bragg, said she is proud to be the connection between the military and private institutions on post.
"For me, it's a passion because I've been wearing this uniform for 25 years," said Thomas. "I live for helping the Soldiers, no matter what their rank. I'm for education, preparing yourself, and saving for the future."
First Citizens Bank embodies the best qualities of service to the military community, she said, with the bank supporting the Fort Bragg community "above and beyond" what was required of it.
Financial institutions on installations have an obligation to serve the military community as stated in Department of Defense regulations, said Maj. Emma Parsons, Department of the Army banking officer.
"My job is to ensure that the banks and credit unions on installations support the whole community -- the Soldiers, civilians and family members," she said.
Financial institutions on installations have an agreement with the posts' commanders, and cannot engage in predatory lending, and are limited in the fees they can charge, she said.
She also noted as part of the agreement with the post, the financial institutions must provide financial counseling and education. Parsons recommends Soldiers take advantage of those free services, to better manage their finances, and avoid overspending and overdraft fees.
Outside financial institutions, unless specifically authorized, cannot advertise competing products on an installation, she said. They can never engage in predatory lending on an Army installation, she said.
The financial institutions on base are staffed by veterans or military spouses who know the challenges that service members face, such as deployments, or perhaps trying to juggle multiple responsibilities while supporting a family on a single income.
Banks and credit unions on installations want to help members, she said.
"It's definitely a community bank concept, rather than a big corporate institution," she said. "It's personal."
(For more ARNEWS stories, visit www.army.mil/ARNEWS, or Facebook at www.facebook.com/ArmyNewsService, or Twitter @ArmyNewsService)


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Fresh on the heels of snowboarding's record shattering viewership at the Vancouver Games, the international ski and snowboard community is coming together next week to push for the inclusion of Slopestyle and Team SBX on the 2014 Olympic billet in Sochi, Russia.
In order to be included in the Olympics, a sport must first be in two world championships overseen by an international governing body (in this case FIS) and representatives from the U.S. Ski And Snowboard Association (USSA), New Zealand, and Canada are all petitioning FIS at it's biannual congress next week in Turkey to include slopestyle and team SBX in the 2011 World Championships.
"With the FIS meetings in Turkey next week, we are hoping that Slopestyle (and Team Snowboardcross) will be approved as new FIS World Championship events," says US Snowboarding Program Director Jeremy Forster.
"Adding slopestyle to the Olympics is a major initiative for us," Forster told TW Biz last season. "Slopestyle needs to be established within the FIS World Cup, then World Championships before it can be considered for Olympic inclusion by the IOC." The first step of this plan came together in January 2010 when slopestyle was included as part of a Canadian World Cup event.
If FIS approves the proposals from the three nations next week (check out the Congress book for more) to include the disciplines in the 2011 World Championships, then it will be up to the IOC to decide if they will be included in the Olympics, a decision it is expected to make sometime in 2011. With a chance to give Shaun White two nights of prime time coverage in 2014, it seems like a no brainer.
USSA released a new strategic plan last weekend to focus its attention on events that are most likely to make the 2014 Games and it is placing a major focus on slopestyle, while disbanding its Alpine Snowboard Team (did you or anyone you know watch the alpine race events?), leading to speculation that the race disciplines will be axed.
Stay tuned for news from the FIS Congress in Antalya, Turkey, May 30-June 5 and weigh in on TW SNOW's poll HERE.


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Established in 1997, Signature Collection is Palm Beach County's premier stationery, invitation and fine gift store. If you are looking for something to grab on the run, look no further. We take special pride in our customer service and etiquette expertise. Whether you are having a small get together, throwing the party of the year or the wedding of a lifetime, we are here to help make any occasion a signature one.


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Get an overview of this hotelAdults-only guesthouse in Torquay with free parking
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Situated in the historical district, this luxury guesthouse is within 1 mi (2 km) of Torre Abbey and Riviera International Conference Centre. Torre Abbey Sands and Princess Theatre are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Ewen McKenzie enjoyed the perfect coaching start and Tim Donnelly the most memorable of debuts when NSW Waratahs obliterated the mighty Canterbury Crusaders 43-19 on their home turf.
NSW's visits to Christchurch have usually turned into nightmare journeys, but the Waratahs showed yesterday they could be a serious 2004 tournament force.
McKenzie's gamble with youth worked, with Donnelly, playing in his first Super 12 match, excelling in midfield, and giving his back line the service required to enjoy a four-try-to-one victory, earning them a crucial bonus point.
Adding to NSW's joy of at last winning a Super 12 match at Jade Stadium was that the Waratahs dominated the surprisingly off-colour Crusaders in every facet of the game, eradicating the memories of a horrid 96-19 loss at the ground two years ago.
As Waratahs captain Chris Whitaker said: "It was good to bury some demons out there."
The Waratahs were better organised, better drilled and had far better options. And unlike the Crusaders, NSW did not get distracted, never slipping in pace or purpose, and taking advantage when the home team became obsessed with kicking.
There were numerous telling factors in NSW's memorable victory. Nathan Grey broke through many times at inside centre, while Mat Rogers kicked everything that was offered, including two from the half-way line.
Rogers, whose attacking play was a standout of the match, finished with 28 points.
The Crusaders were tryless until the 74th minute.
The Waratahs, playing with poise and passion, surprised all by taking a 17-9 half-time lead.
With Donnelly holding up well in midfield, Grey and Rogers regularly broke through, and as the NSW pack was usually close by to mop up, good constructive phase play enabled the Waratahs to repeatedly threaten at the other end of the field.
Despite the difficult conditions, NSW never lost its rhythm and composure in the first half, in particular astounding the Crusaders at the breakdown with their aggression.
On Friday night, the Stormers withstood a late fightback by the Cats to record a 28-23 away victory in the South African team's opening Super 12 round. The Stormers scored three tries to one to lead 25-13 midway through the second half.
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The heavy rainfall has flooded 20,000 dunams (4,942 acres) of farmland in the Hula Valley, affecting wheat, carrot, onion and lentil crops, Walla news reports. The Galilee Development Company, collectively owned by 33 kibbutzim in the Upper Galilee, estimates that the damage will run into millions of shekels.
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Home Read Up on Health Literacy Research Reports
Critical Analysis on Best Practices in Health Literacy
Shohet, L., & Renaud, L. (2006). Critical analysis on best practices in health literacy. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 97(2), S10-13
This paper provides an overview of the broadening scope of health literacy, from the context of best practices presented at the second Canadian Conference on Literacy and Health. It addresses practices such as various forms of clear communication, health literacy training for health care professionals, and capacity-building through action research, as well as the need for further research.
Enhancing Student Knowledge About the Prevalence and Consequences of Low Health Literacy
Sicat, B. L. & Hill, L. H. (2005, August 15). Enhancing student knowledge about the prevalence and consequences of low health literacy. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 69 (4), 460-466.
This article reports how a specific educational approach was successful in training pharmacy students in health literacy awareness, knowledge, and strategies to help patients with low literacy skills.
Health Literacy: A Prescription to End Confusion
Health literacy: A prescription to end confusion (2004). Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. (Institute of Medicine Report).
This report raises awareness and provides support for health care systems to reduce the negative effects of limited health literacy.
For other Institute of Medicine Reports on health literacy, go to http://www.iom.edu/ and put "health literacy" in the keyword search.
Health Literacy Interventions and Outcomes: An Updated Systematic Review
Berkman, N. D., Sheridan, S. L., Donahue, K. E., Halpern, D. J., Viera, A., Crotty, K., Holland, A., Brasure, M., Lohr, K. N. , Harden, E., Tant, E., Wallace, I., & Viswanathan. M. (2011, March). Health literacy interventions and outcomes: An updated systematic review. (AHRQ Publication Number 11-E006.) Rockville, MD.: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
An update to the 2004 evidence report from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ): Literacy and Health Outcomes, this new report reviews 81 studies addressing health outcomes and 42 studies addressing interventions.
Health Literacy Missouri
This statewide coalition has become a major resource for the field, through its creative in-state projects and by convening broader discussions and support for new initiatives nationwide. This site is continually updated to list a variety of useful resources, including upcoming events, new developments in the field, and an extensive searchable database of reports and materials.
The Health Literacy of America's Adults: Results from the 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy
Kutner, M., Greenberg, E., Jin, Y., & Paulsen, C. (2006). The health literacy of America's adults: Results from the 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy. Washington, DC: National Center for Education Statistics. (NCES Report 2006483).
This report is the first release of the National Assessment of Adult Literacy (NAAL) health literacy results. The results are based on assessment tasks designed specifically to measure the health literacy of adults living in the United States.
Literacy and Health in America
Kirsch, I., Rudd, R., Yamamoto, K. (2004). Literacy and health in America. Princeton, NJ: Educational Testing Service. (ETS Report PIC-HEALTH).
This report examines the relationship between literacy and health using data from large-scale surveys of adult literacy conducted by the Educational Testing Service for the U.S. Department of Education. Included in these assessments are health-related materials and tasks.
Literacy and Health Outcomes: Evidence Report
Berkman, N. D., DeWalt, D. A., Pignone, M.P., Sheridan, S. L., Lohr, K. N., Lux, L., Sutton, S. F., Swinson, T., & Bonito, A. J. (2004). Literacy and health outcomes. Evidence Report/Technology Assessment No. 87 (Prepared by RTI International-University of North Carolina Evidence-based Practice Center under Contract No. 290-02-0016). Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. (AHRQ Publication No. 04-E007-2).
This report examines the relationship between literacy and various health outcomes and disparities, as well as interventions for people with low literacy skills.
:: Summary: http://www.ahrq.gov/clinic/epcsums/litsum.htm
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MEDLINE/PubMed Search and Health Literacy Information Resources
Under "Health Literacy" click on the hotlink that says "MEDLINE/PubMed health literacy search" to run an up-to-date search for health literacy information on MEDLINE/PubMed.
Monday R&R: Review of Health Literacy Research
On the first Monday of each month, recent health literacy-related research is collected and put on this site as a service to complement the LINCS Health Literacy Discussion List. It is grouped into the following categories: Medical, Adult Education, Social/Public Health and Other.
Understanding Health Literacy and its Barriers
Zorn, M. Allen, M. P., & Horowitz, A. M. (2004). Understanding health literacy and its barriers. Bethesda, MD: National Library of Medicine. (CBM 2004-1).
This bibliography contains 651 relevant citations from 1998 through 2003.
Validation of an Organizational Communication Climate Assessment Toolkit
Wyna, M. K., Johnson, M., McCoy, T. P., Griffin, L. P., & Osborn, C. H. (2020, May 5). Validation of an organizational communication climate assessment toolkit. American Journal of Medical Quality, XX(X), 1-8.
This article describes the development and testing of a tool to assess the organizational climate of hospitals and health centers, specifically in regard to patient-centered communication. Health literacy was one of the nine domains assessed in this tool.
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Gould Library News
Carleton Digital Collections have a new lookJuly 1, 2013Carleton Digital Collections have a new look
New Online Resources: British Literary Manuscripts Online, 19th Century Collections OnlineJune 10, 2013
We've just added two new online resources to the Gould Library collection: British Literary Manuscripts Online and 19th Century Collections Online.
National Library Week (April 15th-19th)April 15, 2013
Stop by to answer the question of the day, and come this Thursday for root beet floats.
Carleton College Announces New Name for its LibraryApril 1, 2013
"Toff Memorial Library" will honor beloved campus cat
NORTHFIELD, MN, April 1, 2013 – Carleton College announced today that it will change the name of its library, formerly "Laurence McKinley Gould Library" to "Toff Memorial Library," effective immediately. The new name honors beloved campus cat, Toff (1997-2011).
The announcement comes on April 1, 2013, as the campus celebrates what would have been Toff's 16th birthday. According to a librarian at the newly named Toff library, the decision stemmed from a few factors. "Toff embodied the characteristics that we hope to inspire in all Carleton students: curiosity, playfulness, overcoming obstacles (like doors), and of course, a love of the library."
The Toff Memorial Library had previously been named the "Laurence McKinley Gould Library" after the well-loved Carleton professor, president, and Antarctic explorer. "While we admired Gould's story and place in Carleton's history," continued the librarian, "we found that students associate Gould with cold weather and harsh conditions, and especially after this year's winter, we just want to forget that cold weather exists. Toff, on the other hand, brings to mind warm, soft, and fuzzy thoughts."
The Toff Memorial Library will be celebrating the its new name, as well as Toff's birthday with cat-themed treats, served today in the Toff Library lobby.
Learn more about Toff and his legacy at Carleton College in the 2007 documentary.
Bagel BreakMarch 12, 2013
The Library will be serving Bagels on Tuesday, March 12th.
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ARTstor OIV now compatible with Mac OS 10.8February 7, 2013
A new version of ARTstor's Offline Image Viewer (OIV) for Mac OS X 10.7 and OS X 10.8 is now available for download. This version includes all the features of the previous release.
Introducing Bridge²January 2, 2013Introducing Bridge², a new and simple way to search across the library catalog and nearly a billion articles, videos, reference books and other documents. You can search for articles and books at the same time, across all subjects. You can find Bridge² on the library home page.
ContentDM will be unavailable Thursday, Nov. 29November 28, 2012
Our ContentDM server will be down on Thursday, November 29 for maintenance. This affects many of the Carleton Digital Collections and the Northfield Historical Collaborative collections that are provided through ContentDM.
Extended hours start ThursdayNovember 14, 2012
The library will be open extended hours for reading days and finals.
Visit the Swingline Cemetery for HalloweenOctober 31, 2012
Stop by the Swingline Cemetery in front of the library today (Halloween) to pay your respects to our dearly beloved staplers who gave their lives in service of binding your papers.
VOTE! Guide to the ElectionsOctober 23, 2012
Elections Guide