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Cheesy Quinoa Bites
About two years ago, I picked up a box of quinoa on a whim. We are white rice addicts, and I was trying to incorporate some new, healthier options into my diet (just me, Shane was not on board for this little experiment). Quinoa was all the rage at the time (it's a superfood, after all), so I decided to give it a shot. And truthfully? I hated it - bitter (even though I rinsed it well) and flavorless were two words I would use to describe it. I was confident no amount of tinkering with other combinations of ingredients would make it palatable for me. That box of quinoa quickly made its way to the back of the pantry, and wasn't seen again until just a few weeks ago when we completely emptied the pantry to clean it.
Discovering that quinoa got me thinking that maybe it was time to try again. I do this periodically - reintroduce foods I think I don't like just to confirm I'm still not a fan. I've found myself converted on coconut, red peppers and grapefruit, to name just a few. Why not quinoa? I picked up a new box the last time I was at Trader Joe's and got to work looking for ideas. I remembered these cheesy quinoa bites Shanon of The Curvy Carrot had recently posted about and decided to try a take on them. When was adding cheese to a dish not a good idea?!
These are really super simple and highly adaptable. You combine cooked quinoa with your favorite cheese and veggies and a few eggs (to bind it all), drop tablespoons of the mixture into in a mini muffin pan and bake. And then, cross your fingers, take a bite and hope you now like quinoa so you didn't just waste all that time chopping and shredding :) The good news is that I did enjoy these - they were a filling lunch for me quite a few days. I'm still not on the quinoa bandwagon though. For now, it's something I'll eat occasionally because I know it's a healthy choice, but all things being equal I'd still pick the white rice 99.9% of the time. Baby steps, I guess.
I served the quinoa bites with the only dressing I had in my fridge, ranch. I definitely liked them better dipped in the dressing. Also, I froze the leftovers after baking, and reheated them in a 350 F oven (simply on a cookie sheet, I didn't bother popping them back in the mini muffin pan), which worked great.
Cheesy Quinoa Bites
adapted from So Very Blessed
2 cups cooked quinoa
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
1 medium carrot, shredded
2 scallions, finely chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
1/2 cup grated cheddar cheese
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp freshly ground pepper
Preheat oven to 350 F. Lightly spray a mini muffin pan with nonstick cooking spray.
Stir all of the ingredients in a medium bowl until well combined. Use a small cookie scoop or tablespoon to divide the mixture evenly among the wells of the pan - you can fill them all the way to the top. Lightly press down to make sure each well is packed.
Bake for 18-20 minutes, or until the bites are golden and set. Remove from the wells and serve, with dipping sauce if desired.
Makes 24 bites
32 comments:
- Amanda said...
I think we like the same foods! We just had these a while ago and served them with avocado dip and tomatoes and they were pretty darn good. It's a great way to use up qunioa. I love you photos!
- April 4, 2012 at 1:34 PM
- Elle said...
I'm glad you found a way to tolerate quinoa! It can be tricky, for sure. I always cook it in broth, for one thing. And you can never go wrong with cheese.
- April 4, 2012 at 1:34 PM
- AFB said...
If you're taking suggestions for your next quinoa adventure, try this recipe:
It was my first time eating quinoa, and it was amazing with some grilled salmon! - April 4, 2012 at 1:48 PM
- Erin @ The Spiffy Cookie said...
I also have a box of quinoa hidden in my pantry. These look like the way to use it!
- April 4, 2012 at 2:55 PM
- Julia said...
I made these same ones and they were good, REALLY good with some ranch ;) I did the same, froze some and reheated later. They were a nice quick, easy snack or dinner served with a salad.
- April 4, 2012 at 3:01 PM
- Cassie/Bake Your Day said...
This is a fabulous idea, Tracey! I'm glad you keep trying quinoa in different ways!
- April 4, 2012 at 3:09 PM
- Katrina @ Warm Vanilla Sugar said...
What a fun idea! This sounds so yummy!
- April 4, 2012 at 4:32 PM
- Jaime said...
hmmm i'm always looking for quinoa ideas.... not sure if i'm ready for all the chopping/prep for this one but it does look good :)
- April 4, 2012 at 4:45 PM
- Georgia | The Comfort of Cooking said...
What a wholesome and delicious looking appetizer idea! I bet these would be such a big hit at my neighborhood happy hours. Great recipe!
- April 4, 2012 at 5:12 PM
- Katie said...
I'm definitely on the quinoa bandwagon, and I am going to try these soon. I've never made quinoa patties before.
- April 4, 2012 at 5:57 PM
These sound really good. I may just have to give them a try!
- April 4, 2012 at 7:01 PM
- bakewithjill.com said...
Those look really tasty. I'm OK with quinoa, but it's not my favorite. Maybe it would be good in soup?
- April 4, 2012 at 8:36 PM
- Julie @ Table for Two said...
Yum, Tracey! I was like you, it took me a while to get into quinoa and I'm still trying to get into it but I can totally get behind these cheesy quinoa bites!! So versatile and so easy :)
- April 4, 2012 at 8:41 PM
- wendy (pinkstripes) said...
I heart quinoa. In fact I just had it for dinner tonight. Cheesy quinoa--just not in balls and not baked and with steamed vegetables. I don't see why i wouldn't like this
- April 4, 2012 at 11:05 PM
- Julianna B said...
These look amazing! Yammy!
- April 5, 2012 at 3:17 AM
- Erin @ Dinners, Dishes and Desserts said...
I am not 100% on board the Quinoa bandwagon yet either. I did put some cooked Quinoa in with meatballs last night, and that was really good - you couldn't taste it at all, just added nutrition.
- April 5, 2012 at 11:40 AM
- Sally @ Spontaneous Hausfrau said...
Between you and the recipe that Joy the Baker posted today, I think I'm going to be one quinoa making fool in the coming days!
- April 5, 2012 at 12:11 PM
- Christine said...
I love quinoa! I've tried a buffalo version of these. If not doing a quinoa side dish, I make quinoa cakes/burgers (http://eatingwelllivingthin.wordpress.com/2010/11/01/love-my-quinoa-burger/) and my now 2-year-old ADORES them. He would eat 10 if I'd let him! I just double the seasonings, use a mix of zucchini and carrots, and YUM.
- April 5, 2012 at 1:26 PM
- Natalie said...
i'm glad you're willing to try things you don't like again--it's how i discovered i DO like olives and pickles :) these are so cute--and i'm guessing you could try all sorts of cheeses in there!
- April 5, 2012 at 2:19 PM
- TeenyLittleSuperChef said...
Oh wow, these sound delicious! I have some leftover quinoa just hanging out in my fridge from dinner two nights ago and this sounds like the perfect way to use the rest of it up. Thanks for the great idea! I can't wait to try them :)
- April 5, 2012 at 3:55 PM
- Nicole@HeatOvenTo350 said...
So good of you for trying to like things that you don't. I think I'm lucky that I love most healthy food. It makes eating it much easier. :) I think this recipe would be the perfect way to start converting someone to quinoa. It looks pretty tasty.
- April 6, 2012 at 5:22 PM
Thank you for posting this recipe. I just made for lunch and my 2 boys (6 and 7) ate it! I added nutritional yeast and sunflower seeds for a bit of crunch. I also added some red peppers for color. Very good thank you! - April 9, 2012 at 1:29 PM
- Aggie said...
My favorite way to eat quinoa is definitely in salad form, it takes on whatever vinaigrette flavor and can easily be changed up (I made a black bean, corn and pepper one w line vinaigrette) so good! It's also good as a filler in enchiladas.
I have to try these! It may be a way to get my kids to eat quinoa, I love how easy they are to make in those muffin tins! - April 11, 2012 at 6:57 AM
- Gloria said...
Kudos for trying quinoa again. It's hard to go wrong with cheese and ranch dressing. ;) I didn't think I'd care for quinoa either but it surprised me and seems to take on the flavors of what it's paired/cooked with. But I totally understand picking rice over quinoa!
- April 14, 2012 at 11:18 PM
- Jessica said...
These little bites look like a perfect lunch. I'm definitely putting them on the menu for next week -- I'm always looking for new ways to eat quinoa! Thanks, Tracey.
- April 19, 2012 at 5:42 AM
- Kristina Martin said...
These look fabulous! Sorry if this question seems silly - i've never tried/cooked with quinoa before! When you add it to the ingredients, is that in "dry" form, or is that after it's cooked/boiled? Thanks, can't wait to try these!
- April 28, 2012 at 3:24 AM
- Tracey said...
@Kristina - Not silly at all! I'm still a newbie to quinoa as well. You want to cook it first before you use it to make the cheesy bites. If you check your package of quinoa it should have instructions on how to prepare it.
- April 29, 2012 at 8:32 AM
- Chelsey said...
Just made these today for the kids (and me!) Loved them!
- May 21, 2012 at 3:45 PM
Hi, Tracey, I made this recipe today and it's really good.
I don't like cooked quinoa either, but try adding some to your rice. The strange quinoa taste disappears. - July 22, 2012 at 4:15 PM
- Asiya @ Chocolate and Chillies said...
I made an modified version of this yesterday to adjust for what I had...shallots instead of green onions and coriander instead of parsely. I omitted the carrot and added a little bit of cumin. They turned out great and everyone loved them..including my small boys! Thx for sharing...will be making this often!
- November 24, 2012 at 11:49 AM
- Sheetal said...
Can we replace the eggs with anything else??
- August 4, 2013 at 11:42 PM
- Tracey Wilhelmsen said...
@Sheetal: I've never tried with anything other than eggs and I don't cook/bake with egg substitutes so I'm not sure. Sorry.
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"In my View" - a Digital Image presentation by Christine Widdall EFIAP MPAGB
Christine was brought up taking pictures and processing them in a darkroom from a very early age. The excitement of taking and making images has never diminished and photography is now a major part of her life as an exhibitor and judge to international level and a Past President of L&CPU.
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Christine's aim is very simple to try to capture places, people and moments in time and make them as interesting as possible. She tries to go beyond objective recording of fact and provide a personal interpretation of her subjects.


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• After 13 years of owning and managing Fugate's, Nancy Blank and Toby Wiener stepped down. The store was purchased by Scott and Jennifer Allen of Orlando.
• Nancy Lyons, Patrick Carey, Alice Gorman, Charlie Tyler, Michele Strauss and Reyn Guyer all participated in the Royal Palm Players' "Poetry Night," held at The Temptation.
• Tuna Tacos and Duck Sliders, not to mention the Lamb Lollies, were on the menu for the annual "Taste of Boca."
• Michael Saunders, a real estate company in the area for 35 years, opened an office in Boca Grande.
• Talks of changing the name of Cayo Costa was squashed.
• Chef Gene Marra's mango wine was a big hit all over town.View More images >>
• "Gangster Apparel," starring Charlie Tyler and Gary Grossman was performed by the Royal Palm Players.
• The Friends of the Boca Grande Community Center celebrated 25 years of community service at the center.
• The Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority finalized plans for sidewalks for Cole Island.
• Ed Reefe, Julius Frager, Pete Saeger and Patrick Bell were named as advisory board members to the Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority.
• Winners of the Lee County Parks and Recreation Winter Youth Fishing Tournament were Joshua Sutcliffe, Ben and Bryan Schwertman, Anna Harrison, John Parent, Brady Bowe, Colin Dow and Kayla Vaughn.
Obituaries: Gladys Gaines Black; Marjorie A. Wyrick; Thomas P. Milligan; Barbara Murphy.
• Midge Mason, the director of the Boca Grande Art Alliance, declared she was retiring from the position.
• Darrell Polk was featured in a Boca Grande Historical Society "History Byte." He discussed times on the island such as World War II, when every available home and bed was taken up by a U.S. soldier, and when the volunteer fire department risked life and limb to keep people and property safe.
• Boca Grande residents Jim and Joan Ardrey left Egypt unscathed just hours after the Tahrir Square protests. They came home with quite a tale to tell.
• The "Whodunnit?" parade came to town and The Island School got jiggy with it at their annual dance.
• The Boca Grande Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed its new executive director, Lew Hastings.
• The annual "Taste of Boca" took place, and while the weather varied from windy to stormy the victual fans' spirits were not dampened.
• Ann Lee, Patty Hayes, Shaena Keefe and Shannon Coe were the winners of the Women's Open Doubles in the Gasparilla Island Tennis Tournament.
• History Bytes, sponsored by the Boca Grande Historical Society, featured speakers Capt. Dumplin' Wheeler and Jackie Sullivan. While Dumplin' was stifled more than once from telling a particularly saucy tale (by his wife, Dee), the crowd was entertained with other stories such as when the "boys" would run away for days at a time, playing on crashed World War II planes at the south end of the island and dancing the night away at local juke joints.
• Scott Ittersagen won the Pigskin Pick'em League for the football season.
• The Royal Palm Players performed "Snapshots," featuring Michele Neitzel, Libbi Bergman and Sally Johnson.
• The short-lived island bakery CaffeBoca opened their doors.
• The Royal Palm Players rendition of "Frankly Scarlett, You're Dead" was a big hit with 3rd Street diners.
Obituaries: Walter "Mike" Michael; Richard M. Larson; James G. Webb; Charles Rockwell; Steve Everist
• The Bennett family took a prize for the "Most Creative" float in the annual Bike Parade. The "Best Group" award went to the Munchkin Program, "Most Original" went to the Kendle family, and the award for "Best Presentation of a Theme" went to the Hugh-Plumb families. The "Best Bike" award went to Pierce Washburn, and the "Most Entertaining" award was given to the Ghriskey family. "Best of Show" was taken by Larry and Kitty Jenkins.
• One man died and two others were rescued after a fishing trip turned disastrous in Boca Grande Pass.
• The Gasparilla Island Conservation and Improvement Association announced they would be paying for extra patrols on the bike path during the busiest months of the year.
• The Barrier Island Parks Society held their annual Green Gala. The theme for 2011 was "Viva Las Vegas!"
• Palm Avenue business owners were still doing battle with CenturyLink and, more aptly, bird poo. The debate, which started about seven years ago, focused around the excessive amount of bird waste falling from the large telecommunications tower behind the fire station. After repeated attempts to appeal to CenturyLink executives, business owner Len Tatko went to local news stations to try and get some response to his pleas.
None came, and the battle is still being waged.
• "A Bench in the Sun" was performed by Royal Palm Players' Jim Grace, Margaret Bush and Charlie Tyler.
• The numbers were in for the 2011 "Taste of Boca," and more than $35,000 was raised.
• The Boca Grande Masters Art Festival was held, as was the annual United Methodist Women's Strawberry Festival.
Obituaries: Joseph "Buzz" C. Mendel; Eugene "Gene" W. McCall.
• It was an egg-eating extravaganza at 3rd Street Cafe, as Boca Grande firefighters Lt. Mike D'Angelo, Lt. Lee Cooper, Firefighter Dave LeClerq and Firefighter Damon challenged Ed Gillam and Tipton Blish. In the end, Lt. D'Angelo took the prize hands-down with 15 eggs eaten. In the juvenile division Grant Reecher took the title with six eggs eaten.
• Six people were rescued from a sinking boat in Boca Grande Pass. The 27-foot boat was found in the water off the Port Boca Grande Lighthouse, and its occupants were found floating nearby, unharmed.
• At the annual Royal Palm Players ANNA Awards Margaret Bush was honored as best actress, Jim Grace was named best actor, Ann Fletcher was named all-time favorite female actor, and Charlie Tyler was named all-time favorite male actor.
• New doctors Nancy Blackstone, Dr. Gregory Lomas and Cheech Hill were introduced at the Boca Grande Health Clinic.
• Island resident George Melissas alleged that a USDA iguana hunter was responsible for hitting the side of his pickup truck with his family inside, while it sat in his own driveway. No charges were ever filed.
• Members from every department within the Lee County Sheriff's Office met at Wheeler Field for a public demonstration. Sgt. Jeff Corkhill took a dog attack like a pro, and Beacon editor Marcy Shortuse took a five-second tasing.
• Sheriff's deputies arrested two men in connection with stolen golf carts on the island. Andrew James Zappia and Cedric D'Aris Campbell were taken into custody on charges of burglary to an unoccupied dwelling and grand theft.
• "Bad Tomatoes" hit the RPP stage and "Mariana's Letters" was at the Johann Fust Community Library.
• The Boca Grande Dog Show was held, and the 2011 "Boca Bowser" title was given to Tonka, a Bouvier des Flandres owned by the Cory family. Mike Giobbe and Hudson took a prize in the "Owner-Dog Look-a-Like" category. Patti Rappaport and Cooper took a prize, as well as Barbara Edgerton's great dane puppy, Walter.
• Marta Howell, the director of the Friends of Boca Grande program, raised more than $54,000 in response to a faulty sound and video system in the Community Center auditorium.
Obituaries: Michael M. Ingram; Mary Ann Sanderson; James G. Lane; Eric S. David; Bradley Gayle Brown III.
• Island resident Mike Giobbe received a silver and a bronze medal at the National Veterans Golden Age Games in Hawaii. He competed against 900 other veterans for the prizes, and his events were shot put and discus.
• Lisa Umberger and Dwight Arundale were married at Lisa's family home in Boca Grande.
• Riley Mizell, Sara Bennett, Grayson Davis and Rogan Davis took first place aboard the Savannah in the Kids' Classic Tournament. and Team Mathis Farms aboard Capt. Charlie Coleman's Casuarina took second. Capt. Willie Mills' team aboard the Tracy Lynn took third.
• Capt. Sandy Melvin's team aboard the Boca Blue took first place in the Boca Grande Fishing Guides Tournament, taking home a check for a little more than $17,000. Capt. Charlie Coleman's team on the Casuarina had eight releases for second place, and third place was awarded to the team aboard the Chris Rip with Capt. Lamar Joiner Jr.
• The Sportsman Challenge Tournament was taken by Capt. Willie Mills aboard the Tracy Lynn. He got a $7,200 purse. Second place went to Capt. Frank Davis aboard the Native.
• Bob Barker Robertson passed away at age 11. He was the puppy of Sarge and Colleen Burri's Ace, and was a handsome boy.
• A new palm popped up on Park Avenue near The Temp. The old coconut palm that used to stand in its place was too damaged by several cold months of weather, after residing there for 50 years. The Planter's Garden Club made sure all was put right and replaced the tree with a slightly-curved Maypan palm.
• The old fishing boat Timbo burned in the Boca Grande Pass and was completely destroyed. Owned by Capt. Lamar Joiner Jr., the boat was built by the Knight Brothers in the 1960s, and was named for its original captain, Bo Smith, and his son, Tim.
• There were Shark Men in the Pass. A 126-foot Bering Sea crabber, the MV Ocean, began a few months stay as it housed the cast of "Shark Men," a National Geographic television show.
• The relationship between the Boca Grande Community Planning Panel and the Charlotte County portion of the island was at its end. The "sunsetting" took place due to a clause in the original agreement that if the committee did not have business with the county for three years, the agreement would be terminated.
• No tarpon were caught at the 2011 Ladies Day Tarpon Tournament.
• Pamela Pike was named as the new director to the Boca Grande Art Alliance.
• Winners of the Lee County Parks & Recreation Summer Youth Fishing Tournament were Kylie Robbins, Joshua Sutcliffe, Will Harvey, Daniel McCarthy, Daniel Summers, John Bixby, Nathan Supplee and Rena Viele.
• Henry "Hank" Browne stepped down from his position as chairman of the Boca Grande Historic Preservation Board, as he was moving out of Lee County.
• The 2011 American Cancer Society Relay for Life raised more than $57,000 for cancer research. The Hudson's Grocery team raised more than $15,000, and the Italiano Insurance team raised a total of $10,000.
• The eighth annual Pirate Coast Chili Cook-off and Vintage Beachwear Fashion Show was held at the Crowninshield House. Tracy Bowe came in first place with her chili, while Chad Lach took second. Tracy claimed that local honey was her secret ingredient. More than $2,500 was raised for the Gasparilla Island Maritime Museum.
• Anyone remember the owls that inhabited Gilchrist Avenue?
Obituaries: Donald R. Buerschinger.
• Blaze won again in the "Howl at the Moon" tarpon tournament. Capt. Waylon Mills and his team including his wife, Angie Mills, and Sally Joiner, took the win on his birthday. Angler Tiki Serralles on the Lucky Lady with Capt. Lamar Joiner Jr. took second place, and Capt. Willie Mills and his team aboard the Tracy Lynn took third.
• The island lost Wildman Joe Sturgess, who passed away at his home on June 12. He was a simple man who loved the outdoors, being barefoot, bicycling and hanging out at Whidden's.
• A Lakeland fisherman swore he saw an orange tarpon out in the Pass.
• Capt. Sandy Melvin took first place in the "Howl at the Moon: Ladies Night Out" Tournament. His team consisted of Robin Melvin, Melina Chaplin and Kammie and Laura Show. Second place went to Capt. Tater Spinks aboard the Anejo and Capt. Waylon Mills' team took third.
• The Boca Grande Classic Tarpon Tournament found Capt. Waylon Mills in first place, Capt. Lamar Joiner Sr. in second and Capt. Willie Mills in third place.
• Tallulah Newlin and Tyler Marsden were the only two in the graduating class of 2011 from The Island School.
• Christine Oriold was sentenced to six months in jail for taking as much as $100,000 from her previous place of employment, Ariel, Ltd.
• Sheriff's deputies were asking anglers to take their gear inside at night, as a rash of burglaries from boats in Cape Haze, Little Gasparilla and Gasparilla Island had them hopping.
• Alex Roman took several awards in science in a regional homeschooling competition. He received a full-ride scholarship to Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers for his efforts.
• One person died and another was hospitalized after swimming in Boca waters over Memorial Day. Yuri Fedarkov of North Port died after he was swept into the Gulf of Mexico by a strong current. A second man was pulled from the waters near the Range Light Beach and was hospitalized.
• The tarpon in front of Gasparilla Properties was stolen and never recovered.
• Obituaries: Joseph R. Sturgess III; Elmer W. Cullers Jr.; Elinor Fugate Butler.
• Island trapper George Cera was hired by the Lee County "iguana panel" to continue his services as an iguana eradicator.
• The Boca Grande Kids Reunion was held again, this time at Miller's Dockside. More than 150 island "hometowners" attended.
• It was announced that the Boca Grande Chamber of Commerce would team up with the Boca Grande Fishing Guides Association to hold the World's Richest Tarpon Tournament.
• Zoey Mills, daughter of Capt. Waylon and Angie Mills, took a first place prize in the Lee County Parks and Recreation summer camp drawing contest for her age group, which consisted of around 300 children.
• Phase Two of the Boca Grande Friendship Village, coordinated by "Food for the Poor," began. Many islanders are involved in the project, which is literally creating a village of houses, a school and farm buildings in Pierre Payan, Haiti.
• It was decided that Ladies Day wouldn't be on Mother's Day anymore. The 20-year tradition was voted down due to a lack of fish at that particular time.
• Coyotes and erosion were proving to be a problem with island sea turtle nests. More than 12 nests were predated by the canine marauders, and high winds and storms brought massive erosion to local beaches.
• Peter and Nancy Sholley celebrated their 60th anniversary on July 8.
• Have you seen the jaguarundi? It was a question being asked around the island, as several residents and guests thought they saw one (or more) of the elusive mammal that looks like a cross between a Scottish fold cat, a bobcat and a house cat.
• Andrew Sanger took first place in the 27th annual BoMo Tournament. His captain was Capt. Willie Mills aboard the Tracy Lynn. Brandon Darna got second and Effie Joiner took third.
• Islander Edward Farrow died from a fall that occurred in the Courtyard Plaza parking lot.
• Kylie Robbins got an awesome birthday surprise when she met Nolan Sotillo, the young star of a Disney movie called "Prom." The two met while Kylie was at a summer camp destination.
• Dusty Hopkins (owner of the Boca Beacon) and Cheryl were married.
• The Boca Beacon staff took 12 awards at the Florida Press Association Convention. We got four first place, four second and four third places.
• The island's brand-new turtle crossing signs were stolen. Twice.
• More than 100 members of the Florida Lighthouse Association attended a meeting on the island and visited the Gasparilla Island Range Light.
Obituaries: Edward Winsor Farrow; Sandra Perrine Elliott Thomson.
• The Charlotte County Health Department said they would cut back testing at island beaches from weekly to bi-weekly. They also said they would be cutting down on the number of bacteria they were testing for, from three to one.
• The island mourned the loss of Mona Amen, who passed away on August 21. Mona became "famous" for her cooking skills with families such as the Engelhard family of New Jersey. She was loved by everyone, from her family on the island to politicians and celebrities known world-wide.
• The pink pump at Hudson's went away for maintenance. It returned a few weeks later.
• Fire gutted the interior of the guest house at a residence on 18th Street owned by Michael and Cory Moffat.
• Jill Chatham was spotted on the "Today" show, standing behind Al Roker and Savannah Guthrie.
• The Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority decided to more prominently post signs at the toll booths that clearly explained to everyone passing through that they were on surveillance camera.
• One person was rescued by Lee County authorities from a swift current off the south end of the island, after her inner tube took her away.
• Kaitlyn Griffith, daughter of James and Christine Griffith, was chosen to participate in the third Tunza North America Youth Network Conference. She was one of 15 youth chosen for the task from the United States and Canada.
• The Boca Grande Pick-Up Softball League was created.
Obituaries: Mary Ramona Amen; Mary Morrison; Wesley Rowe; Thomas Edward Irvine; John Allston Sargent III; C. Hugh Martin Jr.; Jim Seifert.
• Island baby Dalton Markett was born to Jennifer and Dalan Markett on September 20.
• Lillian Bay Beatty packed her bags and was headed to Philadelphia to combat the cystic hygroma growing in her throat and nose. Island residents Dick and Boots Tolsdorf helped to set Lilly up for a consultation at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The visit was successful, and Lilly continues to improve. She is the daughter of Nikki and Brad Beatty, who both work on the island.
• A Hazeltine Nursery truck overturned at the corner of 5th Street at the Gasparilla Inn Beach Club, blocking the roadway for hours.
• The Charlotte County "iguana panel" decided to stick with the United States Department of Agriculture for all of their iguana trapping needs, to the tune of $54,000. Taxes for north-end homeowners went up to a $135 flat tax from a $75 flat tax, after a mistake in bookkeeping by the county.
• The very first monkeys in the trees were sighted on the north end, near Gill's Grocery.
• The Boca Grande Fire Department finalized a two percent increase in their budget.
• Boca resident George Melissas donated a large collection of shells to The Island School, worth approximately $6,000.
• Winners of the 2011 Lee County Parks & Recreation Kids Fall Fishing Tournament included John Parent, Savannah Pope, Zoey Mills, Cameron Green, Wyatt Steyer, Kodi Snapp, Joseph Schultz, David Hayden and Anna Parent.
• Jeffrey Humbarger, M.D. announced he would be joining the staff at the Boca Grande Health Clinic.
Obituaries: Max Wildman; John Frank Watkins; Robert Palmer.
• Winners of the 2011 Bocaween Costume Contest included Charlotte Chatham, Andy Roman, Shelby Lawrence, Eirinn Shortuse, Marcella Wood, the Parent family, Tallulah Newlin, Clara Marra and Lilia Souza.
• Karoline Bellamy took first place in the Lee County Library System Bookmark Contest. Abby Turner got an honorable mention.
• Scott Allen and Trent Tatum took first place in the Championship Flight of the Boca Grande Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Scramble at the Gasparilla Inn & Club. Glenn Price, Dustin Rossow, Jeff Corkhill, Matt Reytkemmer, Randy Porter, Brian Baksa, Dick Yusk, Blake Yusk and Alex Moore also took prizes in the tournament.
• The Gasparilla Inn & Club soccer field at 7th Street underwent change, as a fence was put around much of the space. The Inn put the fence up to keep dogs in, and from soccer balls from going out.
• Our first real taste of red tide came in from the Gulf, leaving dead fish in its wake that stayed for weeks ... and weeks ...
• More monkeys were reported on the north end of the island.
• Patti Middleton redid some of the artistry on the mural at the Loose Caboose.
• "Keep the traffic flowing" was the message at the Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority fixed bridge meeting. Several of the contractors interested in taking on the bridge replacement job were in attendance, and listened to island residents' concerns.
• A Lake Suzy man was rescued after being located by Charlotte County Sheriff's Office aircraft 15 miles off the coast of Sanibel. Stephen Yobuck was rescued on October 1 after the sheriff's office helicopter and marine units searched the local area and were unable to locate the missing boater.
Obituaries: Mona Perkins; George Landis Arehart; Albert Allen Wilson, M.D.
• Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority board members got a $6 million slap in the face at their quarterly meeting. They were told that the lowest bid in the fixed bridge replacement project was that much over what their anticipated cost was.
• Gina Caccavale married Kevin Alday in a ceremony in Sarasota and Becca Burch married Brandon Riker in Boca Grande.
• Winners of the annual Turkey Hoop Shoot included: Brett Matlosz, Harrison Parent, Wyatt Steyer, Mae Phelan, Reece Barber, Abigail Turner, Jesse Sammons, Tallulah Newlin, Jordan Caron and Danielle Robbins.
• The Royal Palm Players brought the Sarasota Ballet to the Boca Grande Community Center.
• Chef Marco Meola was the big winner at the Boca Grande Area Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival Barbecue Cookoff.
• GIBA announced that the state of Florida had paid $1.5 million in toward the bridge replacement project.
• The Gasparilla Inn & Club leased the East Railroad Avenue bakery space, and announced they would be opening their own bakery there.
• Island native Ryan Boyette returned to Boca Grande from the Sudan, but just for a visit. He spoke at the First Baptist Church about the trials and tribulations of the people there, and how difficult it is to live there as a missionary.
Obituaries: Jenni Rogerson; Dr. John S. Goetcheus; Adelaide Morton Fox; Don Hargis; David Roy Gavitt; Stanley Aaronson Friedman.
• Charlotte County commissioners determined that a portion of the old railroad trestle that once connected Gasparilla Island to the mainland was unsafe and needed to be taken down.
Serious damage led to parts of the trestle washing away with the tides, creating a hazard for boaters. The most urgent issue was a 100-foot span between Gasparilla Channel and the south spoil island.
• Abuse charges against a Wyoming representative who was arrested in November on charges of abusing a disabled adult were never filed. Robert Nicholas (R-Cheyenne) was dining with family members at the Gasparilla Inn Beach Club on November 23, including his 19-year-old who suffered from a condition similar to autism.
Sheriff's reports said that Nicholas took his son out in the parking lot of the establishment and, in the presence of witnesses, proceeded to punch the boy in the face repeatedly, threw him to the ground and kicked him in the ribs and stomach.
Samantha Syoen of the state attorney's office in Fort Myers would not comment, other than to say there was "insufficient evidence under Florida law."
• Executive Director Jim Cooper's four-year contract extension with the Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority stood firm, after some board members questioned whether or not the extension should be revisited. A last-minute, unannounced change in the agenda at the board's November meeting put Cooper's bonus and contract extension discussions before talks of miscalculated fixed-bridge bids.
• Fugate's took a prize for "Most Original Display" in the Boca Grande Area Chamber of Commerce Christmas Walk. The Grapevine was given the "Best in Theme" prize. The theme was "Silver King Christmas."
• The Boca Grande First Baptist Church got a brand-new creche, after their old one was damaged and stolen last Christmas. The creche came complete with magi, angels and video surveillance.
• A check from the annual GIFT tournament was presented to the Gasparilla Island Maritime Museum, in the amount of $3,800.
• The Boca Grande Garden Club held their annual Christmas luncheon at the Gasparilla Inn & Club. The theme was "It's Not Easy Being Green."
• The Boca Grande Area Chamber of Commerce announced that fishing boundaries would be expanded for the upcoming 2012 World's Richest Tarpon Tournament. The expansion, they believe, will encourage anglers to try their luck in the backwater and offshore, as well as in the Boca Grande Pass.
• Finally, a backyard in Boca Bay was terrorized, as a raccoon with a terrible temper beheaded Lolo Weir's garden owl and threw the body in the pool.
• Capt. Tater and Mary Spinks celebrated 30 years of marriage.
Obituaries: Daisy Yolanda Romaro Park; James Andrew Kelly; Sharon Ludwig; William Bridgeman Churchman.


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"Excellent, beyond duty service from front-desk"
Everything was done to help us on our way and make the vacation and connections convenient for us. Many thanks !Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Nice option in the area"
One of the higher priced hotels in town, it's a nice place to stay. Free shuttle to the airport, a couple of restaruant options on-site and friendly service.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Close to airport"
Adequate and convenientHotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I would agree! See you next time!
Cleaniliness, etc. were fine. It would be nice if they provided either bottled water in the rooms or at least made sure each floors vending machines had it available. I saw other guests checking in being given bottled water, but personally was not offered any. Also if you get "wing 3" on the freeway side it can be a little noisy if you're not used to […] it. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Thank you for the feedback! All loyalty members receive bottled water upon check in, so please ask about our program on your next return visit!
I missed three plane flights that I had booked because I did not receive a 0430 wake-up call & a 0500 ride to the airport.Hotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I am so sorry that you missed your wake-up call! As a back up we do provide in room alarm clocks, as well as the ability to set calls via your in room voice messaging system. Your next time thru, please let us know if you need assistance with any of these options!
"updated to a very high level"
Completely satisfied with everything from the size and decor of the room to the excellent restaurant.LHotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Thank you very much for the kind comments, we truly look forward to seeing you again soon!
It was fine.Hotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Thank you for your feedback! We hope to have another opportunity to make it great!
"close to airport and freeway"
Nice people, good room. Room door was old and it looked it. The rest of the room was new and nice. Clean, comfortable beds. Bathroom was clean and water controls made sense(they don't always). I would absolutely stay there again.Hotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Thank you for the honest feedback! We will make sure to incorporate your suggestions on our upcoming remodel projects!
"convenience near the airport"
Good value-to-quality ratio. We normally stray in 4-5 star places but for the 2-3 star category this was very clean & comfortable, with free parking, wi-fi, a swimming pool, and sliding glass doors on the ground level which allow you to walk out to it from the back of your room. Need to work on theri A/C though.Hotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza With all of the choices out there, I want to sincerely thank you for staying with us! We hope to see you again soon!
"the ice machine on the 3th floor didnt work called"
pool ok & hot tub , creature comforts and willin ness of the staff to help questionable , ice machine , doors left propped open with rocks and sticks dont know if the security camaras swipe cards workedValódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I am happy to hear you enjoyed the outdoor pool and jaccuzzi. It is wonderful to have these on hot summer days.
"Needs work"
Twice during my three day stay, my door locked itself form the inside. The latch would swing over when I close the door. The second time the maid did it. My room was extremely cold, and the a/c fan could not be adjusted, no matter what settings I put it on. I asked for late checkout, and was given a rude response.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Please accept my sincere apologies for the trouble that you encountered with your night latch on your guestroom door! We will look into this immediately .
"Nice outdoor pool area and comfortable rooms."
We were on the road and had to make a last minute reservation. The kids just wanted to go for a swim after being on the road all day and the outdoor pool area was very nice. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. We came in late so we did not have the opportunity to try the restaurants/bar. The only thing that hasn't been updated seems to […] be the doors in the room, they looked worn and could use a fresh coat of paint. Overall, it was a good experience. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza There is nothing better than a swim after a long hot day! We look forward to having you as our guest again in future!
"Best place in the Tri-Cities"
Nothing bad to say about this place. Friendly staff and a nice bar/restaurant to watch some football (real American football).Hotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Is there any other kind? :) Look forward to having you as our guest again soon!
"Descent Hotel"
Spent the night there. At in the bar. Good food, good service. The room was nice, but there was fan that rattled all night long. The room could have been in better shapeValódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed your dining experience in our bar while you were here! I will make sure to have my staff check into the other points you mentioned as we are always looking for ways to improve where needed!
"Comfortable stay"
Room and common areas very clean. Only fault was chaise lounges around pool were saggy and run down. Breakfast in restaurant was good but more expensive. Wine bar had large wine list but closed early (8:30) so let us take to our room. Don't count on late meal or drinks hereHotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I am happy to hear you enjoyed our rooms
"First time at Red Lion"
I would have given all 4 but the manger was unable to change our room due to booking through a different an online site there was a party going on the evening we arrived we where not aware of and the manger was sorry that he wasn't able to contact us before hand, the manager said he could not change our room and we needed to check back with him the […] next morning. Yes the party was loud. The second night we stayed no problems, it would have been nice if the manager would have checked in with us to see how we felt about the room. We Loved the room the second night King size bed was heaven and the shower was nice and hot. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I am very happy to hear that we were able to turn your stay around on the second day of your stay!
"This Red Lion needs some work"
Upon entering the lobby, I was greeted at the desk by a very pleasant and professional young woman. So lets say now you will be in good hands thanks to the staff. The only issue I have is that of image. It immediately struck me as I went down the hall to my room, that the hallway seemed very "gloomy," for the lack of a better word and the carpet soiled […] and even worn in a couple of areas. Also, concerning the carpet, couldn't help but notice a wrinkle or two which is another sign repairs need to be made. I only say this because this "image" issue does take away from the Pasco Red Lion's reputation as being one of the better places to stay. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Thank you for you comments. I wanted to let you know that we are excited about our upcoming hallway renovations and hope to hear what you think about it upon their completion.
Overall, satisfactory hotel. Mostly clean, a little outdated, but nice. Bar was good, and had good food. I would probably stay here again.Hotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I am so glad to hear you enjoyed your stay. We have several renovations coming up this year and hope you will be back to enjoy them. It is nice to have the bar and restaurant on sight for your convenience
"great stay"
They had very comfortable beds and a nice out door pool. I would most definitely stay here again.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I agree that there is nothing better than an outdoor pool on a hot summer day!
"Great Service"
My room was very clean and cozy!! The staff was great.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I am so very pleased that we were able to take such great care of you during your recent stay! Thank you!
"Nice place to stay"
The rooms were very nice. Staff was helpsul and the overall facitiry is in great shape.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Thank you so much for choosing our location! We look forward to seeing you again!
"no computer backup"
I arrived at 1 am and the hotel computer was down. The nice receptionist had a list of papers, nevertheless errors occurred and I was sent to an occupied room. This should not have happened if the hotel would have a backup. The owners of this hotel could purchase another computer without reducing their travels to the caribbeansValódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I am so sorry that this occurred! While we do have a central database, we do have procedures in place to avoid any inconvienance to our customers in the event that we are not able to access it. Upon hearing about your circumstance we immediately retrained all of our associates on these steps so that it cannot happen again in future!
"Large place and spacious rooms."
The hotel was nice. Everything I wanted was there or close by, after traveling and working all day, I didn't want to spend alot of time looking for a good place to eat. The restaurant at the hotel was just fine.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza As we offer many dining options at this facility, I am happy to hear that this worked out well for your travel needs!
"Great Hotel!"
We had a really great time and took advantage of both the in-hotel bar and the pool. Customer service was excellent and the room was nice and clean. They must have recently remodeled because our room was beautiful!Hotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza Thank you so much for letting us know how much you enjoyed your stay! We are in the process of many upgrades and I look forward to surprising you again in the near future!
A perfect location, convenient to everything. Enjoyed our 50 year class reunion there.Hotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza I look forward to seeing you again at the 60th class reunion!
"Excellent for our quick stay"
LOL...we were only at the hotel for about 8 hours. Flew in late (11pm) on a Saturday night from one graduation and had to leave at 7am to make it to the next graduation. The hotel was clean & quiet for our brief stay. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful in the am when I stumbled into the lobby looking for more coffee. (Free at the front desk.) […] They even got soy milk creamer from the snack shop (which wasn't open yet) for my daughter's coffee. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
Every thing was nice in this hotel. If you want afordable food you do have to go someplace else. Pricey resturaunts. Nice pool, room was great. Bed was real nice.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"right off the freeway"
Hotel was very nice and hotel staff very helpful. Unfortunately they stop serving coffee in the lobby at 7am so couldn't get a cup to goHotels.com visszajelzések
Very clean. Great place. They had a large group party of some sort going on with music and a open bar. The Hotel was so well insulated that we never heard a thing. Good location with easy freeway access no matter which direction you were headed. If we ever have an event in the Pasco area again we will use this Hotel.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Nice stay even with rough edges."
The elevator nearest our room was broken, so we had to drive around the building and use a different one and then walk the entire length of the hotel to get to our room. The Ice machine closest to our room was leaking and the carpet within three feet of it was soaked. However, the beds were unusually comfortable for a hotel, and I'm used to a tempurpedic […] mattress. The food was good; we ordered room service. Having a microwave and hair dryer was very nice. I really liked the soaps they provided. Overall a very nice stay. További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Business one nighter close to airport"
Business one nighter close to airportHotels.com visszajelzések
".Best location to Trac"
Wonderful! Easy on and off the freeway and very convenient to the baseball complex where we were from early morning till late afternoon. Will stay here again!Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Business travelers"
Good value for the rate paid. Convenient to airport for early or late flights. Rooms updated.......... large roomsValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"good place; lousy room"
3161 is the worst room in the hotel, especially when Charlie's Produce backs up at 5 a:m and starts the engines and keeps them cranking all morning. That was NOt a pleasant experience.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Convenient for Airline departure"
Shuttle to meet the Airline departure and they allowed us to leave our vehicle until we returned. They also provided transportation back to the hotel when we returned.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Great hotel"
Great hotel for the price. Staff was easy to work with.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
I have stayed there before. Convenient to Pasco AirportHotels.com visszajelzések
"Good for business or pleasure."
Staff was exceptionall friendly, however, service was slow, took a long time to get my breakfast serviced. Menu not the greatest unless you wanted to order everything as a "side". Room was nice, large, and comfortable, best of all it was fairly quiet. Bed was comfortable.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Quick easy stay"
Stayed here a night, very clean, has everything you need within a mile. Grocery store down the road, food and booze within the hotel.If I find myself in the Tri-Cities area for business again I will stay here.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"In the middle of nowhere"
The place is beautiful and luxurious. But if your hungry, you better have a car. My flight was postponed till next day and took shuttle to hotel. Needed dinner and had to walk one mile in the freezing cold to find places to eat. Also, the pillows are those really soft ones....I'm not a fan. Breakfast looked and smelled great....but wasn't included in […] my reservation. The room was clean and mattress was comfortable. További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
"Great hotel."
Great service. And great bar is a place to enjoy and relax.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"I liked it."
Very comfortable beds; large, quiet room; great breastfast buffet.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Oldie but not so goodie"
Large room, double bathroom sinks, view of pool. Good TV, weak cable channels. Good airport shuttle. Cottage cheese ceiling, icemaker down the hall did not work, room not cleaned one out of 4 days, breakfast not included and very expensive. We probably will not return.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"Plumbing noise and leaking stairwell"
It was not good at all. I checked in and went to the room and there was a terrible noise coming from what sounded like the pipes. I called the front desk and they said they woudl check it out. An hour later the noise was just as bad and I called the front desk again and was told they had recieved dn ce2htey eh eocEHotels.com visszajelzések
A(z) Red Lion Hotel Pasco válasza We do apologize for any inconveniences that you had during your stay in regards to noise in your room. . We appreciate you taking the time to rate our hotel based on the experiences. You are a valued guest and we hope to better serve you during your next stay
"priced too high for what you get"
The ventilation in the room didn't work very well and it challenging to regulate the temperature. The food was fair at best. But we were there with the XC state meet and the hotel was full with student athletes and they had to crank out the food.Valódi Expedia visszajelzések
"It's ok"
Again the only thing I dislike about this hotel is the fact the rooms (at least the ones I have stayed in now (3)) are a miles walk away. Really inconvenient when your loaded down with bags and traveling by yourself. Only reason I have stayed here is due to my company booking me there. Last trip there I called for the shuttle service from the airport […] and the gal on the phone told me it would be 10 minute wait which I was ok with, but twenty minutes later a Red Lion van showed up and I hopped on board and it was the shuttle for the Red Lion in Kennewick! The poor lady in the van had to take me all the way back to Pasco, she was super sweet! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
It was a convient location. They appear to be remodeing. Some of the long term tenents are too loud.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"I will stay again!"
Staff very friendly and prompt. Bed was very comfortable and nice shower. The wi-fi fast and the desk space very convenient. Nice, nice large screen TV. Pretty quiet the night I was there but when my neighbors opened and closed their door the aircurrents caused my door to rattle loud enought I thought someone was trying to come in. A little disconcerting […] until I realized what was happening. I have stayed here before and will definitely stay again anytime I need a hotel in the area! Room service was wonderful, allowed me to work through the evening and still have a nice dinner! További részletekValódi Expedia visszajelzések
"Comfy and clean"
We stay here every three weeks while passing through as our half way point. Staff is very polite and breakfasts are delicious and reasonable.Hotels.com visszajelzések
"We were a little surprised"
Two things that bothered us. Why would a hotel not have automatic doors? We struggled with our heavy luggage and opening not one door but two to get into the hotel. The second thing was, we stayed in at least 8 different hotels this trip and yours was the nicest place but the worst shampoo and conditioner I have ever used. The bottles were so small […] only one person could use it and they were the worst quality. Would have thought a place as nice as yours could have provided a little better quality. Other than that great place További részletekHotels.com visszajelzések
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2-3/8" Height Solid Brass Hinge Pivot Stop from the Door Accessories Collection
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by johnm » Mon Mar 21, 2005 9:04 am
m_bojangles wrote:SELECT Albums.Album, Artists.ArtistFROM Albums INNER JOIN Artists ON Albums.IDArtist = Artists.IDORDER BY Albums.Album, Artists.Artist;-m_bojangles
by jessica80 » Fri Mar 11, 2005 5:36 am
by jessica80 » Fri Mar 11, 2005 5:32 am
by rickp » Sat Feb 12, 2005 10:28 am
by Lowlander » Tue Aug 31, 2004 8:24 pm
by robin » Tue Aug 31, 2004 5:21 pm
m_bojangles wrote:brave, not sure if you're comfortable using MS Access. If you have MS Office on your PC with Access installed, start it up. Open the MediaMonkey database (usually located in C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Data\MediaMonkey.mdb).Now, you'll see a list that says, "Tables, Queries, Forms, Reports, Pages" and so on (it's a vertical list). Click on Queries.Click on "Create query in Design view". A window will pop up asking you what tables you want in your query. Close this window.Now you're looking at a mostly blank window called "Query1 : Select Query".Go up to "View" on the main menu at the top. Choose "SQL View". The window should change to a white window that says "SELECT;" in it. Erase that and paste this in:SELECT Albums.Album, Artists.ArtistFROM Albums INNER JOIN Artists ON Albums.IDArtist = Artists.IDORDER BY Albums.Album, Artists.Artist;Now, look at the button bar and find the red exclamation point. When you hover over it, it will say "Run". Click on that to run your query.You should see an album/artist list.Now, go to "File" on the menu and choose "Save". Give the query a name, like "Album-Artist list". You will then see this query in the "Queries" window of Access. It can be run anytime by double-clicking on it there.Double-click on it there to run it again. Now go to File and you'll see a choice called "Export...". When that window pops up, look at the drop down list called "Save as type:" This will allow you to export the list to a ton of formats, including Excel, or even just a plain text file.Hope this helps.btw, that query sorts it by album title. If you want to sort by artist, change this line in the query: ORDER BY Albums.Album, Artists.Artist;to ORDER BY Artists.Artist, Albums.Album;If you don't have Access or don't want to try messing with this, then we should look into why you're having trouble with the scripts that you said don't work.-m_bojangles
by frank » Wed Aug 11, 2004 4:55 am
by Turin Brakes » Thu Jun 17, 2004 9:44 am
by Lowlander » Thu Jun 17, 2004 9:41 am
by Turin Brakes » Wed Jun 16, 2004 4:59 am
brave wrote:All I want is to be able to print off a list of all the albums I have cataloged. I just want album name and artist, nothing else, not the track listings or any other data.
[ExportAlbumCSV]FileName=Export.vbsProcName=ExportAlbumCSVOrder=5DisplayName=Export &Album to CSVDescription=Exports only Albumnames to a .csv fileLanguage=VBScriptScriptType=1
Sub ExportAlbumCSV ' initialize export Call InitExport (".csv", "CSV (*.csv)|*.csv|All files (*.*)|*.*", _ "LastExportCSVDir") if fullfile="" then Exit Sub end if ' Create the output file Dim fout Set fout = fso.CreateTextFile( fullfile, True) ' Write header line fout.WriteLine Join(Array("Artist","Album"),",") ' Use progress to notify user about the current action Dim Progress Set Progress = SDB.Progress Progress.Text = "Exporting Albumnames to a CSV file..." ' Iterate through the list and export all albums Dim i Dim Album, Albums Set Albums = list.Albums Progress.MaxValue = Albums.count for i=0 to Albums.count-1 Set Album = Albums.Item(i) fout.WriteLine Join( Array( QStr(Album.Artist.Name), QStr(Album.Name)), ",") Progress.Value = i+1 if Progress.Terminate then Exit For end if next ' Close the output file and finish fout.Close ' Was it successfull? Dim ok if Progress.Terminate then ok = False else ok = True end if ' hide progress Set Progress = Nothing Call FinishExport( ok)End Sub
by Plethora » Wed Jun 09, 2004 10:18 pm
by Hantsman » Tue Jun 01, 2004 3:27 pm
by m_bojangles » Tue Apr 06, 2004 7:09 pm
by brave » Thu Apr 01, 2004 2:21 pm


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Except it isn't the same. The whole point of using the better compression algorithm, is... well... the better compression algorithm. Less downloading, hopefully faster installs, etc. Suddenly i lose out on those benefits just because 1 person in a million has to have it run on a 32MB machine from 1998? That's stupid.
It's the same idea behind the distros mostly require 586 support for thier x86 distros. Some even require 686, while others are at 386. If you argue that they have to stick with something compatible with the 8086 just because you happen to have a machine that old, well, I'm going to tell you to go with LFS or another distro that better fits your needs.