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RNH Events presented 'Remember Shakti', live in Hyderabad on the 10th of February 2012. They performed live in concert on 10th February at Chowmahalla Palace. The troupe included John Mc. Laughlin on electric guitar, Zakir Hussain on tabla, Selva Ganesh on kanjira, ghatam and mridangam, U. Srinivasan on electric mandolin and Shankar Mahadevan on vocal.
Shakti is one of the first combinations of musicians trying to do something that crossed all musical boundaries. Formed in 1975, Shakti pioneered a groundbreaking and highly influential east-meets-west collaborative approach. The group, whose name means creative intelligence, beauty and power, now consists of legendary British jazz guitarist John McLaughlin, North Indian tabla master Zakir Hussain, mandolin player U. Srinivasan; and kanjira and ghatam [percussion] player Selva Ganesh, both of whom hail from South India. Together, they create a fluid and organic sound that manages to successfully combine seemingly incompatible traditions. Hussain and McLaughlin, along with rotating co-conspirators, are on their current reunion tour of India and Dubai.
An innovator of jazz-rock fusion with Miles Davis and later his own Mahavishnu Orchestra, McLaughlin formed Shakti to explore his interest not only in the music but also in the spirituality of India. He enlisted for the project tabla master Zakir Hussain, violinist Lakshminarayana Shankar and mridangam (the classical drum of South India) players T.H. Vikku Vinayakram and Ramnad V. Raghavan.
The group debuted with the eponymous album Shakti in 1975, making a strong mark on the world music scene, then in its infancy. It introduced to Western audiences the percussion firepower of tabla player Zakir Hussain, who has worked with Western rock stars like George Harrison and Van Morrison. Hussain, later went on to win a Grammy for his 1992 collaboration with Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart. After two more albums, A Handful of Beauty in 1976 and Natural Elements in 1977, Shakti disbanded as the members each went their various ways to pursue other projects. But in 1999 the group reunited as Remember Shakti, touring and recording a new double CD of the same name, which appeared in 1999.
They have now added Indian maestro singer Shankar Mahadevan who is one of Bollywood's brightest and most successful singer / music directors. He is also a Carnatic vocalist and his joining the band is the completion of the Musical Circle!
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This is another outstanding Italian restaurant in our neighborhood. The food is beautifully prepared with what we believe were very fresh ingredients and presented with flair. The salume appetizer comprised several meats and cheeses and came with true breadsticks. The special on the night we went was the lasagna, and it was excellent in taste and not overly salted. The veal dish was also excellent. The service was perfection. It will be one of our favorite places to dine. Bravo!
Great find. Thanks to Open Table I found this resturant and tried it. Great food, great service. Everybody there is Italian.
Top notch with a flare for the personal touch and attention to detail. Can't wait to go back tray something new.
Great spot in San Carlos! A little small and no bar, but the fod was great!
Food quality similar to other Italian restaurants such as Il Fornaio, but it's a much smaller place. So the noise level is much lower. It's good if you are in the mood for quiet.
This was my second visit to Delizie. The house made pastas are wonderful. Service is personalized and gracious. The place is small so I would think reservations would be wise.
Went on a recommendation of a friend that works in San Carlos. We all thought our food was very good, great service. Not complaints. Will go back.
One of the better new Italian restaurants we have tried on the Peninsula.
Delizie is authentic, delicious Italian food on the Peninsula. The Owner Francesco and his Italian staff are incredible- warm, welcoming, and knowledgeable. Highly recommend this restaurant.
Seems to be a touch above other local spots - they know what they are doing -- will be back.
This was my wife's and I second time to Delizie. We were joined by my mother and my sister and her husband. We were greeted by all the staff and immediately sat at a very nice table. Francesco, owner, greeted us and made us feel very welcome. We selected a bottle of Barbara wine, which was great. We had appetizers and the main course was fabulous. The food was excellent and the presentation was exceptional. The restaurant was about 3/4 full and the noise level was quite low. The overall experience was great, even the second time there. A must to visit if you live on the Peninsula or in the San Carlos area. This will be one of our local spots. Thanks Francesco!!
Just off busy Laurel Street on San Carlos Avenue, Delizie is a new Italian restaurant with wonderful food. We've been for dinner three times and have yet to find a dish that is not really, really delicious. The Spinach Salad may be the best I've ever had with cranberries, nuts, and carmelized onions. It's big enough to split, as are all the salads. My pasta favorites so far are the Gnocchi di Mare, Fusilli alla Calabrese, and Tortelloni Delizie. Main course winners are the Scaloppine al Limone and Bracioline di Vitello. We plan to continue to work our way through the menu!
Dinner was wonderful. As good as any Italian restaurant we've ever gone to.
Had a delightful dinner at Delizie. Very good Italian food. Presentation wa great and entree was delicious. Nice variety to the menu. Our waiter was very friendly and helpful. Very attractive, contemporary dining room. Atmosphere was conversation friendly. Will definitely be back!
My wife and I like to go to smaller places to eat, especially when they have good fresh food. San Carlos really has a nice selection of goo places to dine. We will be back!
Excellent service.......there are so many Italian restaurants in this area of San Carlos that it's hard to shine. But Delize really does. All 4 dishes that our party ordered were delicious.
Excellent food. Very much Southern Italian, like my gramma used to make. Delightful, charming owner. Loved everything about the experience. We'll definitely be back!
A small place but food is extraordinary!. We get take put regularly from this palace! And once in a while eat at the restaurant. Very different from the regular Italian fare you get at other Italian places.
We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner thanks to a combination of excellent food and Vincent, the outstanding owner. We started with a mussel/clam appetizer and moved on to a pasta dish with wild boar and the cod dish. Both were excellent. We will happily return.
Delizie continues to be one of our favorite local restaurants. The friendly staff continues to perform with high standards. The atmosphere is very warm which blends in well with the many outstanding dishes. They continue to make our every visit as if we are long family friends.
The food is fantastic and authentic. All of the dishes we had were exceptional and the portions were substantial. One of the best italian restaurants in the bay area.
This is a nice addition to San Carlos. Service was fantastic and the homemade ear pasta with ragu was very tasty especially with red wine. The wines on the list are very reasonably priced.
I have been to Delizie's twice and both times I have really enjoyed it. This is a wonderful southern Italian restaurant with delightful people and excellent service. It is certainly worth a try.I will be back - good food, nice people, reasonable prices - what more can one ask for?
I've been there twice now and I am obsessed with this place! First time it was a birthday dinner for my girlfriend and we all had such a great time! The food was excellent, the service outstanding and the atmosphere so cozy and inviting. Because my experience was so good I couldn't wait to go back with my two foodie friends and they loved it too! We had the cauliflower, calamari, eggplant, seafood gnocchi and burrata which were all delicious! For entrees, we had the wild boar and the mushroom pasta and they were yummy as well. We loved all the dishes we had! This is a special find and I'm so excited it's so close to where we live. Can't wait to find another reason to go back again soon!
This is our new go to with or without friends. Authentic Italian food- trattoria style. Friendly, warm, and welcoming Italian service without pretense of attitude. Have been several times and look forward to our next visit. The owners are young, energetic, and sincerely interested in everyone enjoying the entire experience.
We started with the prosciutto bruschetta appetizer which was different but very tasty, and went well with our Primitivo wine. Next we had the pasta with mushrooms which was wonderful and perfectly cooked. My husband had the bacala (cod) which was also excellent. The menu had lots of different dishes that I don't typically see on local Italian menus, but that I would definitely come back for. Our waiter was very attentive, and answered all our questions about the menu in detail.
Delizie is fast becoming my new go-to place to meet up with friends and have a wonderful meal! The restaurant is so cozy and has a nice family feel that I love! But, what's more is that the food is wonderful! This was my 3rd time going and I am seriously obsessed with this place. My favorites are cauliflower, burrata and the wild boar. Every person I have introduced to this restaurant has loved it. I can't wait to go back!
Great local Italian restaurant that has delicious, authentic cuisine served by REAL Italians. The menu offers a good balance of familiar favorites and more unique regional dishes. Among our favorites was the tortelloni filled with asparagus in a light tomato cream sauce. The wine list includes a number of good regional Italian varietals, as well. Quaint interior works for either a nicer family dinner or a date night. The best part was that we could actually carry on a conversation. It was a welcome change from the other commoditized and noisy eateries in the area.
Delizie is a small Italian place that looks unassuming. Their food and serivce are outstanding. It is one of the only places in the Bay Area that takes me back to memories of southern Italy. This is not surprizing because the owners are from a small town south of Positano. We have enjoyed many of the amazing homemade pastas: current favs include porchini mushroom tagletelle and also orchiette with lamb ragu. The second courses are also great. It has become our go to place for a quiet romantic evening. There is some outdoor seating for those who like their al dente pasta alfresco .
Delizie has been offering delicious fresh food and friendly informed service to the public for lunch and dinner for about a year. I'm advising all of you to not wait any longer. This is a family-owned establishment that offers fresh meat, fish, and vegetarian dishes created from local produce and homemade pasta. The portions were described by our server as medium, but I found them to be very generous (large). The dessert menu is a must to at least drool over. The chocolate mousse looked heavy, but tasted as light as air. I will definitely return soon for dinner as the wine list was also enticing.
Delizie is my newly found own little slice of heaven! I leave here and dream of the delectable dishes for days on after. This was our second time here, we were greeted at the door with 'Welcome back's. On our first visit I tried the Pappardelle Al Cinghiale, the pasta was so fresh and out of this world. A tomato meat sauce of wild boar, it was so warm and homey yet sophisticated. My boyfriend had the Gnocchi Di Mare. The gnocchi was incredible, I'd say both dishes were a must try to understand the expertise in the kitchen. I also tried the Scalloppine Al Limone, my favorite dish of all time, I will now not order it elsewhere. Right beside the overwhelming Laurel st, Delizie is quiet, romantic and two steps above it's competitors.
A great find - staff is attentive, food is good, nice wine list, reasonable prices - what more can you ask for?
This was the best southern Italian food we have ever eaten in any Northern California restaurant. It was a wonderful surprise. The cooking was flawless as was the service. We can't await for another opportunity to return.
Authentic Southern Italian dishes. Sauces are rich in flavor. You will not leave hungry.
White table cloths, brick walls, high ceiling, ambient lighting, gorgeous Italian waitstaff, attentive service, extensive wine list, delectable menu, reasonable prices. GO NOW!!!
Delizie is such a wonderful restaurant. Authentic. Delicious. Welcoming. i can't recommend it enough. One of my favorite places to eat.
The service could use some polishing and overall etiquette. Our server approached the table and said ok, ready? No, welcome to Delizie, may I bring you something to drink and answer any questions you may have about the menu? Food was very good.
This is my second visit here with my wife. Food is very authentic, fresh and unique. Service is excellent and manager is very charming. We were not rush and enjoyed our anniversary's dinner. They are all family and makes you feel like at home. A small amazing restaurant in San Carlos. So far the best italian I ever tried in the bay area. Great spot for foodie people :))
Excellent meal. I had bacala ( cod stew ) and my girlfriend had the porcine mushroom hand made pasta. 1 word OUSTANDING!!! Remember to save some room for the bitter chocolate mousse, to die for it!! So far the best italian restaurant in the bay area. Service is great and very friendly with a nice and simple decor; reminds to me Italy when I was in Navona square in Rome. Small place but extremely authentic. Can't wait to go back.
A pleasantly surprising menu (not your standard mid-range Italian fare) and high quality execution. Very pretty presentations and staff that wants you to enjoy the visit. It's the little restaurant that could!
Delizie is a hidden gem Italian restaurant. The owners are from southern Italy and not only is the food amazing, but they really make you feel as if you are in the south of Italy. Each time we go there we order something different off the menu, and everytime we are poeasantly suprised at how amazing there selection is. If you are looking for good Italian food, this is the place!
This is the best italian restaurant that I've been to. The food is great; I had the special of the day home made pasta with jack rabbit ragout and it was melting in my mouth. My waiter was very attentive and suggested a nice wine to with it, a glass of dolcetto. I will definitely bring all my family here, this is a great spot for foodie people and so glad I tried this restaurant. They also offered to me a nice digestive home made with almonds. Can't wait to go back :))
Fantastic find on Open Table - the service (all family) was excellent - very engaging and made the ordering and dining experience exceptional. The food was true to Northern Italy - delicious!
Delizie reminds me of the small neighborhood restaurants in Italy. The owners and staff are Italian so you are greeted with "Buona Sera" when you arrive and they are happy to converse in Italian if you are so inclined. The food is very good, portions are fair and service excellent. San Carlos is abundant with good Italian restaurants but Delizie provides a sort of intimacy that most don't deliver.
May we strongly recommend this restaurant to you? We were looking for Italian food. Hubby was craving for spaghetti and meatballs. We requested for a table away from the main walkway. They totally accommodated! Reviewing the menu, there wasn't any spaghetti and meatballs but... There were unusual items that called to be ordered. Rather than order a full dinner, we ordered 4 appetizer plates. Notables: Speck e robiola crostini, Melanzane Ripiene, Pappardelle Al Cinghiale and dessert: Torta Della Nonna. We'll be back! Service was excellent. Wine and sodas only - no full bar.
Tried this new restaurant because friend of mine recommended. I am so happy that I did, my whole family is from italy. The food is fresh and authentic. The orecchiette with lamb ragù is AMAZING!! My husband had the branzini italian seabass special of the day and was the best white fish I ever had. Best espresso ever and cute waiters all italians. If you are in The peninsula try this gem, you won't be disappointed. I will be back!


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Comprised of a cotton-linen blend, this casual coat is woven with a finely striped pattern and slightly nubbed fabric creating subtle texture and a soft finish. The slanted pockets and sleek silhouette add to the fashionable appearance of this dressed-down jacket.
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Comprised of a cotton-linen blend, this casual coat is woven with a finely striped pattern and slightly nubbed fabric creating subtle texture and a soft finish. The slanted pockets and sleek silhouette add to the fashionable appearance of this dressed-down jacket.
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I do not remember which was which, but the color was way off on one jacket and the other jacket was sized wrong. it was at least two sizes too small. I plan to visit a retail store to purchase a jacket
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My concern here is makign sure I'm interpreting the numbers right. I see that it has a 1.4 GHz speed, and it compares favorably to the Intel Core i5 460M @ 2.53GHz, which as only a 2605 CPUBenchmark. I was told that the second generation i5s and i3s have 4 threads, even though they are only dual-cores, so I would have expected the Intel chip to be faster.
Now--comparing a score of 3541 to 2605--does this refer ONLY to the power of the cpu itself? If different computers that did the testing had different graphics cards or amounts of RAM, would that also affect the score?
The HP site has 2.3GHz next to the 1.4GHz speed, in the product description for its laptop that has this AMD quad core. DOes this mean that this CPU has some technology (like the intel four threads) that allows it to operate as if it really were at that faster (2.3 GHz) speed? Or was that just a typo or a mistake at the HP site? I looked up a product description on the AMD site and didn't see anything that mentioned anything like "hyper-threading."
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Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Eric Kearney, his wife and his business still owe as much as $826,000 in federal and state taxes, but Kearney says he does not plan to step down from his place on the 2014 Ohio ticket.
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I came across an article explaining how to load your desktop before you login.
- Does anyone know if this works in Lion?
- Is there any reason I should avoid attempting it?
Load your desktop before login
- Go to System Preferences → Users&Groups → Login Options to enable automatic login.
Then, copy and paste the following code into
:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0"> <dict> <key>AbandonProcessGroup</key> <true/> <key>Label</key> <string>com.luomat.loginhook</string> <key>ProgramArguments</key> <array> <string>/System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras/User.menu/Contents/Resources/CGSession</string> <string>-suspend</string> </array> <key>RunAtLoad</key> <true/> </dict> </plist>
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Each Fall and Spring semester the Rush Library Film Series brings free screenings of documentary, foreign, and independent films to the Edison State College community. Faculty Librarian and U.S. History Professor Jane Bigelow leads a discussion after each screening. Email with suggestions for future screenings. | |||
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When You Feel LoveDirected by Steve Chase
After realizing his previous mistakes, a young man comes to understand what it really means to be in love. Friday, September 20, 7pm This short film was directed by Edison State College Fine Arts Professor Steve Chase, features music composed by the Rush Library's Chris Ludvigsen, and stars ESC alumni Jed Krause and Willie Filkowski. When You Feel Love was featured in the Short Film Corner at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival in May 2013. Free food and drinks will be served before the screening, and a Q&A with the film's director and composer will follow the 25 minute film. Read more about the film in an article recently published in the Fort Myers edition of the Florida Weekly News. |
PersepolisDirected by Vincent Paronnaud & Marjane SatrapiMarji is an audacious and outspoken Iranian girl who grows up in Iran and Austria during the Islamic Revolution. Friday, October 4, 7pm "You'd have to be blind not to see the excellence of Persepolis, an affecting, amusing, visually arresting adaptation of Marjane Satrapi's graphic-novel memoir about growing up during the Iranian Revolution and coming of age amid the punk-rock intellectuals of Vienna." –Nathan Lee, The Village Voice |
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's NestDirected by Milos Forman
Based on Ken Kesey's celebrated novel, Milos Forman's film adaptation of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest tells the story of Randle McMurphy, played by Jack Nicholson, who pretends to be mentally ill to avoid prison. Sentenced to the state mental hospital, McMurphy befriends fellow inmates and rebels against the tyrannical head nurse. Forman's film won five Academy Awards for best picture, best director, best lead actor, best lead actress, and best adapted screenplay. Saturday, October 12, 2pm One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is being screened as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, October 7-12, sponsored by the School of Health Professions. Free food and drinks will be served before the screening, and a discussion with Librarian and U.S. History Professor Jane Bigelow about the history of the treatment of the mentally ill in America will follow the screening. Click here to learn more about this film |
The Singularity is NearDirected by Anthony Waller and Ray Kurzweil
Based on Ray Kurzweil's bestselling book, The Singularity is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology, the film, which is part documentary, part science fiction, explores transhumanism and the evolving union between humans and machines. Monday, November 18, 7pm The Singularity is Near is being screened as part of the "Dueling Documentaries" event, sponsored by the Humanities Colloquium. Free food and drinks will be served before the screening, and a discussion with Humanities Professors Dr. Wendy Chase and Dr. Catherine Wilkins will follow the screening. Click here to learn more about this film |


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New media trends are emerging almost on a daily basis but many come and go quickly before adaptation of the masses occurs. In today's high-tech world, advertisers have to come up with more creative ways to make sure their target audience receives their message. New forms of media often provide cheaper, more effective and less time-consuming ways to advertise, which is good news for businesses and advertisers! These new technologies and new forms of niche marketing appear to be promising:
Digital privacy makes it difficult for businesses to collect information about their customers. Therefore, Daniel Ha, and his online commenting platform company named Disqus, has come up with a new social sign-in tool called AudienceSync. Similar to Facebook's Custom Audiences ad targeting, publishers can use AudienceSync to collect and match Disqus users' email addresses with brands' existing customer email databases. Google quickly adapted their own form of this technology, the Google+ Sign-In tool, which allows Google+ users to register on sites like USA Today or Fandango through their Google+ account, allowing advertisers to collect information for better ad targeting. No creepiness attached!
YouTube isn't necessarily a new technology but it has developed a revolutionary way for consumers to watch their favorite programs and for advertisers to target audiences effectively; YouTube Channel subscriptions. Depending on the effectiveness and popularity of subscriptions, this could mean better targeting strategies and, therefore, more money well spent for advertisers. Channels in the testing stages include Sesame Street, Jim Henson Family TV, and UFC fighting. More specific is more effective!
Technology and advertising follow the same trend; they change constantly. Recently, Twitter has come up with a new program for users to interact with their world and share it with others called Vine. Vine is a social media tool that allows users to edit 6-second videos of themselves and the world around them. Twitter Vines are a hot topic among consumers; five Vines are shared every second on Twitter. It is no surprise then that advertisers are trying to adapt quickly by creating brand Vines in order to share, interact with and, of course, advertise to consumers. Vine is currently becoming a vital advertising outlet for companies through the Twitter hash-tagging system and the sharing of content; 4% of the top 100 shared Vines were made by brands. Comparatively, only 1% of the top 100 viral online videos were made by brands, showing that Vine is making a big difference in the way companies can influence consumers. #MakeAVineAccount
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All your food, drinks and entertainment for an extra $25 fee person/day payable at the Resort. All our Five Restaurants without the hassle of expending for it. It includes our Activities for adults and Kids, that will be entertained by our kids specialists. If you do not want the food package you pay the $15 Resort Fee per room/night that includes access to the amenities like free Wireless Internet and computers, newspaper, gym, Spa access, tennis, etc..
With Sawgrass Mills around the corner being the second major Florida attraction for tourists, the airport at 20 minutes as well as Las Olas sophisticated night life and the beaches, you will have access of the best that South Florida can offer. If you can for sports, all the Arenas and Sports complex are near and easily accessible.
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Expect all the food, drink, and fun in one low price! There's the possibility of adding a round of golf or spa service per day. We have ongoing activities to please all ages so bring the whole family and we promise there is something for everyone! We are a 207 room All Inclusive Vacation Resort adjacent to both the Inverrary Country Club with its two world renowned championship golf courses and the Inverrary Racquet Club with its 27 clay courts.
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The mission of the Gardner-Webb University Alumni Association Board is to advance the University by developing and strengthening lifelong relationships between alumni and the University community, by benefiting current and future alumni and friends, and by serving as a catalyst for communications and involvement.
The Board of Directors consists of up to 35 members who serve 3 year terms. Members rotating off are eligible for re-election after a one-year period. The Office of Alumni Affairs staff and the Vice President for Development serve as ex-officio members.
Elizabeth Pack, '93, '96
Boiling Springs, NC
Jerry Walker, '61
Dunn, NC
Shedrick Harris, '97
Dallas, NC
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Daphne Bridges, '54
Boiling Springs, NC
Gail Walker, '61
Dunn, NC
Ezra Munn, '63
Cowpens, SC
George Gilliam, '76
College Park, GA
Mary Gilliam, '76
College Park, GA
George Adams, '77
Gastonia, NC
Aundra Adams '72
Gastonia, NC
Archie Wood, '94
Yadkinville, NC
Adam Wilson, '02
Charlotte, NC
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