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Osteria Marco
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Always fun to split some pizzas and salads with friends! Fall is an especially good time of year to go because the fabulous butternut squash pizza reappears on the menu, mmmmmm.
Everything was fantastic!!!! The beet salad was stellar!!! Not like most restaurants that give you 4 tiny pieces of beets - this was loaded! The burrata was fresh and the pizza was very very good. The service was outstanding. Cannot wait to dine there again very soon.
The ricotta appetizer was a real attention-getter: toasted bread with rich, roasted flavor, and homemade ricotta. I want that one again.
I think the first thing that you need to order is the meat and cheese platter! The Burrata was absolutely amazing!!! Also the Crab Fonduta was so creamy and delicious!
The service is always great, the waiters super nice and helpful and the food is AMAZING! We have brought several people here and it quickly becomes one of their favorites as well.
It's all about the truffle mushroom pizza. I can't get enough! Combine that with the meatball sliders and a glass of chianti and call it good night! Ok we'll we've had more Han just those two items and so far we've never been disappointed! Highly recommend.
One of the few restaurants on Larimer that isn't rated as $$$ (ie - expensive). I figured they would be good enough and instead they blew my mind with the food and ambience. The menu was delectable and the service, delightful. Loved it. Would go back over and over again.
Denver has so many great restaraunts but this one is a must. Open Table Reservations at 5 pm on a Sunday worked out great after a show at DCPA. We went with another couple that recommended it and they had been many times. Pear salad is amazing, meat and cheese tray so flavorful, fig pizza was an uncommon combination if yumminess. Best of all. .. the pulled pork over mashed potatoes and brussel sprouts (sunday night special). The only reason I didn't give five stars on food was because the goumet pizza was just a bit too great for me-the rest of my party did not agree. Oh, the dining room is in a beer warm and inviting downstairs space with gorgeous brick and a large bar. We're exited to return!
The rabbit is incredible and was the most delightful dinner on a crisp fall evening. We arrived a bit late to our reservations and had to rush off to a show and yet our experience with the wait staff was excellent! Their recommendations were outstanding, the conversation was charming and we felt appreciated! Also delicious is the pan seared scallops and the calamari appetizer. (It is so much better than an average calamari order). Despite being rather close to the guests to our right and left, (usually bothers me) the environment still felt intimate and unique. I'll certainly be back!
It's one of those places I keep going back to because it is always great. I love the ambiance too - warm, cozy.
A thoroughly enjoyable dining experience. We were planning our next visit visit before leaving............will be back soon!
Our party of 6 enjoyed a variety of dishes and drinks. We were all quite satisfied with the entire experience. We had a show to catch and our server was very aware of timing of orders/drinks/food/check. I had the short rib and it was cooked perfectly and the portion size was just right.
Having dined at quite a few of the restaurants in the area and finding them average, if not disappointing, this was a pleasant surprise. Each piece of food was delicious - from the fritters to salad to pizza. And the butterscotch bread pudding is reason enough to make the visit. Definitely on our top list.
Our meal was good the service was good. We have no complaints and plan to return.
We had a waiter with zero personality. He asked us if we wanted an appetizer, we said no, and he proceeded to tell us about the great appetizers. We told not interested and he basically was rude the rest of our meal. Not even saying thank you when we paid. Sorry I don't know his nam. All other staff were very pleasant and welcoming.
The atmosphere, food and service were all excellent. The authentic Italian meal was delightful.
Had a pre-theater lunch at the Osteria. Food was great - PEI mussels with house made sausage and pizza with goat cheese, fig and arugula. We would definitely go back again. Wish the lunch wine list was a little more reasonably priced, but it was our choice to order wine.
The food was excellent and well portioned. Loved the meat and cheese sampler! Service was attentive and intuitive. Save room for dessert, as the tiramisu is the best I've ever had. The only negative for me is that the tables are a little too close to each other. Otherwise, this restaurant is awesome.
This is my 5th time at O'steria Marco. They never disappoint. The food is always fabulous!! Can always find old favorites on the menu as well as new items. I love the atmosphere and vibe. Can go casual or dress up. Perfect for all occasions!! The only negative I would have to say is it's not a very intimate environment. If you are looking for privacy and a quiet dining experience you probably wouldn't want to choose O'steria Marco, however, if you called ahead and told them that they would probably accommodate your request as best they could.
Our waiter was attentive, and had great suggestions for food. A great place for Sunday lunch!
I have dined at Osteria Marco many times. It is a wonderful place to get together. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the food is delicious, and the prices are reasonable. I have always enjoyed my dining experience at Osteria!
We were in Denver as out of town guests and I wanted to find a great local place to celebrate my husbands birthday. The restaurant was in a great little area of town with lots of other neat looking places to eat. We immediately loved the atmosphere. We started with drinks, and had their house made burrata, an Italian meat selection and salads. Everything was fantastic! Our waitress was very knowledgeable. We loved it and would definitely go back!
The restaurant was a great ambiance and was set up in a really cool way. To me, there food wasn't fancy enough for the decor and pricing of the restaurant. i secondi was delicious but the brunt of the menu was sandwiches and pizza. I thought they needed to have a bit higher level of food items. That being said, the pizza was delicious and I would definitely return, but maybe next time just for lunch. Wine was delicious and they had a nice list. Service was good, not amazing. He was serving a bunch of people who work in the service industry though you have to give him a break. Noise level wasn't an issue and again the location was awesome!
Great dinner for a great price! The cocktails were fantastic, calamari outstanding, house salad superb, lamb meatball panini out of sight and the Italian beef sandwich beautiful. Overall great place, cool vibe, low key. Can not wait to go back for another house salad and try the pizza.
We loved this restaurant. Food was delicious! Ricotta and Mozzarella made on sight daily. We had the fig pizza and the wild mushroom pizza with truffle oil and loved both of them. Wine list was fantastic; service was attentive. Our server knew we were going to a concert and got our orders going quickly. Hostess Lauren was very knowledgeable regarding the menu and made recommendations while they got our table ready.
While in Denver for a week-long conference, my husband and I picked Osteria Marco for a date night after deciding we'd prefer to go for something slightly more casual and save a little money instead of going all-out on the most high-end restaurant we could find. We didn't miss a thing! We shared an appetizer (pork belly and brussels sprouts) and a pizza (fig) for a put-together meal that was satisfying and so carefully crafted that it actually felt like a break from the over-thought, over-done restaurant food we'd been eating all week. Additionally, our waiter was very friendly and made us feel right at home.
Love this place. Went with a group and everyone seemed to enjoy their meals and drinks.
We had an excellent dinner Friday night with superb service. I would love to see a restaurant like this in Colorado Springs. It's our go to place when we're in Denver....been there several times and it's always good.
Heard about this place from a couple friends and am sorry I hadn't found it before now. It was delicious! The server was constantly refilling water and wine glasses. And when the bill came, we were all surprised how reasonable it was! I'll be going back!
Rustic Decor with very attentive service combines with a fabulous winelist and exceptional house prepared food1 Roasted Artichoke- a real whole one was served promptly! The beet and arugula salad, with a house prepared dressing is the best I've had in Denver. Hot panini or crispy duck leg, you are guaranteed a delicious experience at Osteria Marco in trendy Larimer Square downtown Denver!
It was my first time dining here and it was outstanding. The service was great and our waiter recommended the perfect wine to accompany our dinner. The food was phenomenal and the prices were very reasonable. I would definitely recommend this restaruant.
Osteria Marco for me is a go to spot, especially when I'm on a time limit (business lunch or pre-theatre). The food is very straight forward and appeals to just about anyone, which is nice when you're dining with a diverse group. The main thing I enjoy about Osteria Marco though is the consistency. I generally always know what I'm getting and over the 5 - 10 times I've dined there I have never been caught off guard or surprised (in a bad way). For me, my ideal dinner with one other person is generally: a cheese, a salumi/charcuterie, meatball sliders (or the mussels) and a pizza to share. This is normally more than enough food and with a glass of wine (or two) each I can get out of there for around $80.
This place is great for couples or smaller groups! It was a perfect hit for a birthday! Thanks for the amazing food!
This happens to be one of my favorites - have never had a bad meal here and the staff is always fabulous. I had two of my colleagues in town from Chicago (one of which happens to be an Italian immigrant, first generation) and they loved it - especially the wine list!
With a party of 9 and a night of theater ahead, our waiter had his work cut out for him! The service was good, food very good and varied enough to satisfy everyone in our party. The special on Sunday night of roasted pork was outstanding. Would recommend for very good, moderately entrees in a lively atmosphere.
Great spot for dining before heading to Pepsi Center. Upon introducing herself waitress asked if we were attending a game or play. Nice to see the proactive question. Fun to share plates of calamari, pork belly/brussels sprout antipasti. Pizzas are delicious with very thin almost cracker bread crust. Allow 10-15 minutes to walk to PC.
Four of us had dinner here and we all loved it. Our server was attentive and made excellent dinner suggestions (as well as dessert). The restaurant was packed but it wasn't too loud and we easily could talk, laugh, and listen. Amoung the 4 of us we had the duck, a pizza, grilled artichoke, and a panini. Everything was hot, perfectly seasoned, and delicious!! Can't wait to go again!
Overall, great restaurant. Had to wait a little bit to get our table that we had reserved, but we just had a drink at the bar. The food came out quickly and it tasted great.
Took my girlfriend here for our first time, was not disappointed in the least bit. I would love to recommend the wild mushroom & robiola pizza if it is your first time. Food was outstanding and will definitely be coming back to try out their extensive wine selection.
All I want to say is that the poached pear salad is the best salad I have had in ages. I added chicken too. I am still thinking about it and that was two weeks ago!!
Everything was wonderful - both times I've gone. I first went solo after a business trip here; I recently moved Denver and had occasion to dine here again. Both times the food was sensational, the service flawless and their recommendations supreme. The homemade burrata is real treat, the beet salad is generous and delicious, and when paired with the meatball sliders, made a perfectly filling meal. Previously I had the mussels which were also outstanding. The wine list is lengthy and you have tons of Italian options. Overall, I love this place and will definitely be returning!
The dining room is downstairs and there isn't much of a storefront, but it's definitely worth the trip. Their burrata is excellent--the real deal, not the hacked together mozzarella and ricotta you sometimes get. The quinoa salad was also really well made with lots of leafy kale and a great dressing. But the big surprise at our table was the "professional grade" eggplant park. This is not the stuff you get at most italian places with overly breaded, soggy eggplant. We had it for lunch and it was so good we almost made it back for dinner!
My friends and I were here to celebrate my 21st birthday, and the service was very good considering how busy the restaurant was on a Saturday night. We all ordered different pizzas and they were all divine. Would definitely recommend coming back!
Me and my fiancé had a such a good time at Osteria Marco! The flavors where amazing and the server was knowledgable, experienced and very professional. I give it 5 stars!!!
Great service, great food, and wonderful drinks. I don't really need to say more. The location is great and is very fun. The wait service is tops. Good prices too.
As always, we love the goat cheese / ricotta appetizer. It's our favorite every time that we dine at Osteria Marco. We tried the shrimp pizza for a change and it was fantastic as well. this place never disappoints. Spinach salad was very fresh as well as the chopped salad. No complaints! It is always a good dining experience after doing an afternoon theatre show. We'll be back !!
Great service and food. The unique menu isn't pretentiously exotic.
Great service and food. It is is great place to take an experienced diner but comfortable for a picky eater. I always feel safe to bring in family, friends or business groups. Staff is very knowledgeable with menu and wine list. Host staff is incredibly friendly and professional! I recommend it to all my clients .
nice blend of unique foods and tastes for a Foodie.
terrific service! the burrata and the beef short ribs were the best I have ever had!!!! everything was truly wonderful.


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Southwestern Turkey Soup Recipe
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) chicken broth
- 2 to 3 tablespoons diced jalapeno pepper
- 3 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1-1/2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 3 cups cubed cooked turkey
- 1 can (15 ounces) black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (10 ounces) diced tomatoes and green chilies, undrained
- 1-1/2 cups frozen corn
- Sour cream, coarsely crushed tortilla chips, shredded cheddar cheese and sliced ripe olives, optional
- In a large saucepan, saute onion in oil until tender. Stir in the broth, jalapeno, cumin, chili powder, salt and cayenne. Add the turkey, beans, tomatoes and corn.
- Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 20-30 minutes to allow flavors to blend. Garnish with sour cream, chips, cheese and olives if desired. Yield: 7 servings.
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I make this every time we have leftover turkey. We grill our turkey and corn, which adds great flavor!
I have made this several times now & one of the best things about this recipe is how quickly it comes together. It's a real treat to be able to make a delicious meal without spending a lot of time in the kitchen. Love the combination of the spicy flavors. If I don't have jalapenos in the house, I use canned diced tomatoes with jalapenos & it's just as good. I reduce the cumin to 2 teaspoons, increase the broth to 16 ounces, & use canned corn instead of frozen. Perfect every time!
My family and I LOVE LOVE LOVE this recipe! We have a family of 5 and I would suggest doubling it because we didn't have any left over. I made it last week and it was delicious. I made a turkey again today so that I could use the leftover and make a big huge pot of this soup. So yummy and great for a cold day!!!
Delicious! Flavorful and spicy but not too hot. My whole family enjoyed it. I doubled/tripled parts (used 3 different kinds of beans, 3 jalepenos and added an extra can of diced green chilis) so I could make enough to use all my leftover turkey. If you like cumin flavor you will love this soup.
I am a vegetarian; therefore, I substituted the meat products with Quorn turkey roast and vegetable broth. I also reduced the amount of "turkey" and "corn" by about 1/2 cup. This was a great way to spice up the leftover "turkey" from Thanksgiving. Very good!


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I'll see if I can get her on the Roady-which is just XM??
Is Carrol Miller on XM-on my Roady?? I'll do a search
Sirius and XM don't have the same channels??
Seems kinda stupid??
And they charge by number of receivers??
So I should just haul my Roady from car to house like I do now?
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06-04-2013, 03:20 PM #32Right after the merger, and for about a year or so afterwards, there were different channels and lineups on the 2 services. Now, 90% of the channel lineup is the same on both with the same channel numbers. There are some premium channels that are only included for free on one network or the other. Those are the "Best of Sirius" and "Best of XM" for XM and Sirius respectively. Why they do that instead of having unified premium channels, I dunno, but that's how they're handling it.
As far as I know, the first receiver is full price with each additional receiver (internet streaming being counted as a receiver) being half the price of the first. I've thought about getting another receiver for the Suburban, but I can't justify it because I don't drive it enough and I can just get another dock to drop in the burb and use the same receiver.
As for hauling the Roady around, it really comes down to whether you're willing to cart the radio with you and whether you need to be able to listen to it in the truck and house simultaneously. Me, I only need it in one place at any given time so I just cart mine around.Christopher
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Thanks for the info.
Yeah I'm also fine with just unplugging plugging the Roady in-like you I am only in one place at a time wife only listens when we travel.
So your Suburban-the one you did the heroic transplants on( maybe it was a 1500 body 3/4 ton ft and maybe rear axels??) is running well?? and you are still on the north shore Slidell or was it just past NO East??
06-04-2013, 04:09 PM #34Well, I did a little research on integrating my radio into the Suburban and found some unpleasant results. It looks like the interface that allows me to hook the radio up to my Pioneer headunit is now no longer available except in a couple spots for $150. So, I need to determine a new route of attack.
The Suburban's running just fine. It's a 1500 with 2500 axles along with numerous other improvements. I have several projects on it in various states on completeness with other projects like painting that need to get done desperately. One of these days we need to set up a New Orleans meetup with all the local guys.
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You don't have a cassette player-
I use the little fake tape cassette in my 1998.
You don't have a cassette player I guess??
Yeah I have to get the Suburban ready for trip to Flagstaff AZ- 1st vacation for wife and I since 2008
Need 3 tires -change oil- drain a some trans fluid- fix slight oil leak-put on HID kit-
find where slight coolant loss is coming from (hope not intake manifold gaskets-but pretty sure oil leak is oil pan cam chain cover "joint"-)
and other "stuff"
Yep someday NOLA guys need to get together -
06-04-2013, 10:12 PM #36What is the list price for the satelite service at full retail?
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06-05-2013, 07:25 AM #37$14.95 per month plus taxes and title.
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BOSTON (WHDH) -- Boston police said a man became agitated as he was ordering a beer during the Madonna concert Tuesday night and slapped a beer tap handle into the air, which then struck a woman in the head.
"Here are the five stitches and they glued my nose so I don't get a mark after," said Hetyene Costa, who was struck by the beer tap handle.
Costa sustained serious injuries including a gash to the head while waiting in line for a drink during the Madonna at the Garden Tuesday night.
"It was like blood everywhere and I almost passed out but I didn't pass out. But there were a lot of people holding me so they put me on the wall and they gave me a cloth and water but I didn't pass out," Costa said.
According to prosecutors, Costa -- who had a third row, $600 seat that her husband gave her for her birthday -- was in line waiting for beer when the suspect, identified as Jeffrey Jansen of Medford, became upset that he had to wait so long.
According to the police report, he even threatened to "pound someone's face in." It was then that prosecutors say he slapped the handle to the draft beer, hitting Costa in the face.
Jansen appeared in court after he was charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. Jansen claimed he had no idea why he was arrested.
"Honestly nothing happened. It was just like that. I walk away from getting a couple of beers and they put the cuffs on me," Jansen said.
Costa has five stitches in her head, swelling around her eye, and a cut on her nose.
"I hope the police pick the videos and they're going to see he did something," Costa said.
Costa ended up missing the concert altogether and had to spend six hours at Mass. General Hospital.
Jansen is due back in court next month and has been ordered by the judge to stay away from the victim and the TD Garden.


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Lilly Edith Gray "Victim of the Beast 666" Rest In Peace
After more than half a century following her death the epitaph carved on the gravestone of Lilly E. Gray remains a source of intrigue for genealogists and grave researchers alike. It states: "Victim of the Beast 666." Why would such a terrible phrase had been inscribed?
Well, the inscription's reason probably was to be found only within the troubled mind of her husband,
Elmer Lewis Gray
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It is possible that Elmer's birth name was Elmer Lewis (or Louis) De Gray. On the
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list for Custer County, Colorado an Elmer Lewis De Gray appears with the March 12, 1881 birth date.
Now, however, the time has come to allow dear Lilly to rest in peace. In order to do so we must remove the paranormal and other spooky and devilish speculations that have been attached to her name by those who were searching for answers but were obviously searching in all the wrong places. Over and over again researchers note that the only information we have on Lilly is, (1) her obituary and death certificate, (2) Elmer's obituary and criminal records, (3) her last address and possible care giver or roommate and (4) relatively nothing else. Actually, she is found in both U.S. And Canadian Census records and other documents.
Here is what I have uncovered so far concerning her life.
Lilly (Lily or Lillie) Edith Gray was born on June 4, 1880 at Manvers Township, Durham County, Ontario, Canada and was the second of two daughters born to
William Gray
, not Wilmer, born
July 23, 1840 (died July 27, 1920)
Frances Gray
, maiden surname McQuaid, born June 11, 1845. On the 1871 Canadian Census the couple was listed as Wesleyan Methodists. William and his wife Frances or Fannie, as she was often referred to in most sources, were both native Canadians and were married around
. Lilly's paternal grandparents John Gray and Catherine Shaw are listed as being born in Ireland and Lilly had at least seven siblings, 6 brothers and 1 sister. All the children were born in Ontario, Canada except for the youngest.
The eldest child of the family, a son,
Samuel Gray
was born about 1864 and another son,
Robert W. Gray
was born on August 21, 1865. His brother
Henry Gray
was born on May 21, 1867. Their sister,
Mary R.(Ann?) Gray
was born in 1868 or on
September 10, 1871
and on August 5, 1891 she married John H. McInnis (son of John McInnis and Susan Hrag) at Gilmore, Benzie County, Michigan. The father's namesake,
William Gray
, was born on September 8, 1873.
Walace Gray
was born on October 6, 1879. The youngest child, a son,
Wilmer Gray
was born on September 11, 1884 in the state of Michigan and on November 27, 1912 he married Anna Pettis (daughter of Charles Pettis and Emma Arnold) at Benzonia, Benzie County, Michigan.
The family, except Samuel, moved sometime after Lilly's birth to Michigan in
and lived and farmed in Benzie County.
Lilly's parents and some of her siblings are buried in the Gilmore Cemetery in Gilmore, Benzie County, Michigan.
Note* 1.) An Ethel Gray born 1880 (per Gilmore headstone) is also listed at familysearch as a possible daughter but because of a 1910 Census immigration date of 1880 and the fact that Lilly was born in Canada before the move to Michigan she is not listed. She may however be a daughter or possible twin as per 1880 dating, and
2.) There is a "Charlotte Gray" (1876) listed on familysearch.com as another child of William's. This may not be correct. The Charlotte listed is probably the daughter of Thomas Gray (1837) as listed on
1881 Canadian Census
for Thorn, Pontiac, Quebec, Canada. But, another problem appears on Charlotte's marriage record where her father's name is recorded as "
Lily's Obituary
Mrs. Lily [sic] Edith Gray, 78, 1216 Pacific Ave., Died Friday, 11:10 a.m., in a Salt Lake hospital* of natural causes. Born June 4, 1880, Canada. Salt Lake resident since 1950. Married to Elmer Lewis Gray, July 10, 1952, Elko, NV. Survivors: husband; several nieces and nephews. (Deseret News for Nov. 15, 1958, p. B5.)
*Salt Lake County General Hospital once stood at 21st South and State Street in Salt Lake City. Facilities in 1965 were moved to new structure next to University of Utah and became the University of Utah Medical Center
She was married to Elmer Lewis Gray (same as her maiden name) and his obituary adds additional information about Lilly.
Elmer's Obituary
Elmer Lewis Gray, 83, 1216 Pacific Ave. (440 South) died in a Salt Lake hospital Saturday at 12:30 p.m. after a long illness. Born March 12, 1881, Butler, Mo. Married Lilly Zimmerman, 1955, Elko, Nev. She died, 1958. Retired butcher. Survivors: brother, William, Golden, Colo. Funeral, Wednesday, 10 a.m., 36 E. 7th South*, where friends call hour prior to services. Burial, Salt Lake City Cemetery. (Salt Lake Tribune, November 3, 1964)*36 East 7th South is Deseret Mortuary.
As before stated, we now know from various documents that Elmer had a few psychological challenges and his mental state at Lilly's death may be a piece or perhaps even the vital piece of the puzzle.
In fact, researcher,
Richelle Hawks
who has long studied the mystery believes she has cracked the case. If she is correct, perhaps now, after more than five decades, our dear Lilly can finally rest in peace.
Cause of Death: Natural causes:
Nephrotic Syndrome
Pulmonary Empolus
Renal Insufficiency
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Frances Gray (1845 - 1926)
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Exact same thing happened to his predecessor and let's just say he did not get a test I'm not saying one is right and one is wrong.
But if your standard -- fury at the White House over rising gas prices then shouldn't you go after both.
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Twice as bad as the comparatively minor spike in prices that created a virtual -- -- Former Alabama congressman Artur Davis -- -- it is we're -- -- -- we.
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Will -- good afternoon I don't think it's any huge surprise to a lot of folks in your audience that they are tutor for world's.
There's the one the mainstream media and many of the newspapers of this country tell us about.
And there's the one that millions of Americans -- living day in and day out.
The reality is that you mention one very good example how gas prices recovered under bush -- opposed Obama.
They are so many other economic examples let's not forget the fact that -- for a four year period.
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What every five day is in this economy.
Roughly that many people come into the workforce and for years he created enough jobs to fill a week's worth.
Of new job applicants in the United States.
President Bush had better job numbers and that -- live there weren't great job numbers.
But there were better job numbers and that.
And we all remember particularly in 2003 and 2004 war that we heard all this talk about the jobless bush recovery.
You know the media of course and give Obama a free pass on the economy but they didn't cover the Obama economy.
With anywhere near the -- before roster lately covered the bush -- -- -- say is when it comes this sort of stuff if you're going to be aggressive on Monday aggressive on all so what we were raising earlier with the coverage of Jesse Jackson junior.
And you know all of his problems if you're gonna go after -- Republicans -- and improprieties might as well go with equal zeal.
Covering Democrats and as I'm not saying that that's the answer but consistency certainly is a good way to start but I'd on the economy Stephanie.
We are led to believe that we're in the middle of a gangbusters recovery when in fact even today.
We're still net jobs down to this administration to say nothing of not -- keeping up.
With the increase -- population that you instantly pointed out.
But I -- wonder as I see this going forward some years.
Whether even -- coverage of the whole -- -- about it's it's Republicans being intransigent.
Wanting to control spending and not Democrats who seem to be equally zealous.
And not wanting to control -- it and I'm just saying what's good for the goose ought to be good for the gander.
What bill -- pick up on that point.
What's happening with sequestration.
And a couple of -- guests earlier alluded to this.
President Obama has -- political strategy this is act three and a three part play.
Two years ago when the debt ceiling debate happen.
President Obama -- Republicans in congress you've got a choice either give me what I want or you're gonna get blamed for the economy -- We saw part two last December President Obama -- and give me the tax increases that I want or you're going to be blame for the economy contracting.
Now we see part three give me at that tax increases want or you're gonna be blamed for sequestration happening next week.
It's a political tactic that I guess that you could argue that its work because he got away with that the first two times but sometimes what Smart politics.
Is exactly the opposite kind of governments and it's irresponsible.
So as a practical matter I don't think any of us know what what happened next week.
I would be as surprised as you are.
If Barack Obama's administration allowed some of the cuts to happen the president's been talking about the last few days if this is political gamesmanship.
And it's political gamesmanship that's going on while from middle class Americans the -- the gas prices going up.
But they got to hike and their Social Security taxes.
And by the way most Americans are a good chunk of middle class Americans I should say.
Pay more and -- than they do -- Income taxes or -- and what pres Obama did nothing to renew.
The -- and -- it taxes.
And an addition to that consumer confidence is starting to slow down again and everyone your audience that appreciate them the last quarter of last year.
We have contraction in this economy.
We have this economy not just slowdown.
We as the economy contract and we get another car alert this year we're where we're back -- and we wouldn't be literally back in a recession -- of the housing data today.
This is the weakest recovery and it continues to be the weakest recovery in my lifetime and I know Democrats like to call -- Republican talking points.
The reason we keep saying and as a keeps -- the reality.
Now and we -- know that have John McCain won four years ago.
And had a recovery this miserly we would be hearing about the pathetic McCain recovery.
We never got to that archer Davis thank you -- -- here again.
Thank you and -- me.
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Pensión La SalveArtasamina, 16, 48007 Bilbao (Show map)
Score from 711 reviews
just stuff were friendly
Very simple and basic in comfort, but also very clean and in a perfect order. A great location to access the Guggenheim and the modern city center, less so for the tapas bars in the old town.
Clean rooms, Friendly staff
Clean. Friendly. Limited English but more than my Spanish. Took taxi from information location by Guggenheim for 5 Euros. Raining and tired, taxi was cheap and took us right to lodging. We walked to metro the rest of the time.
Cheap and close to city center.
A very central location and the staff is really helpful.
Only a 10 minute walk to the Guggenheim Museum.
Brilliant central location and really friendly and helpful staff. Lovely rooms.
Quite cheap; very helpful and friendly staff; secure parking available; easy walking distance to major city points of interest; free help-yourself breakfast.
A very simple pension
This comfortable guest house is a 15-minute walk from the famous Guggenheim Museum, located across the River Nervion. It offers rooms with mountain and city views, free Wi-Fi and free breakfast. The heated rooms at Pensión La Salve feature simple, functional décor and have HD TV with USB connector and a private bathroom with hairdryer and toiletries. Breakfast is served in the dining room or can be eaten in your room, and there is a microwave for guest use and a coffee vending machine. Reception is open 24 hours and a laundry service is available. Tourist information is offered at La Salve, which is 800 metres from the prestigious Deusto University. The historic quarter is 15 minutes' walk away. The Lori-Ciudad Jardin FEVE Train Station is 300 metres away. Bilbao Airport can be reached by car in less than 15 minutes. Hotel Rooms: 20 The most recent booking for this property was made on Dec 18 at 2:18 AM from France.
Food & DrinkBreakfast in the Room InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingPrivate parking is available on site (reservation is needed) and costs EUR 10 per day. Services24-Hour Front Desk, Baggage Storage, Room Service, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying, Concierge Service, Vending Machine (Drinks) GeneralHeating Languages spokenSpanish, English Check-inFrom 2:00 PM Check-outUntil 12:00 PM Cancellation/
Total Hotel Score:7.5
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just stuff were friendly
very far from city center , cold without heating , small bath , exactly different to pictures
We liked:- The secure underground parking. The fact that the hotel welcomes dogs and cats. The price. The fact that breakfast is included. The friendly staff. The free wifi. This is the second time we have stayed at Pension La Salve and we will stay again every year before boarding the ferry for our annual trip back to England. We travel with 2 cats and 2 dogs and with a car packed with stuff - Pension La Salve is perfect because it welcomes pets and has completely secure parking. It is also just a 10 minute walk to the Guggenheim - so a good base for exploring the city. Highly recommended for people like us!
There was nothing we didn't like. Yes, it is a fairly basic functional hotel but what can you expect for such an excellent price.
Very simple and basic in comfort, but also very clean and in a perfect order. A great location to access the Guggenheim and the modern city center, less so for the tapas bars in the old town.
The room furniture resumes to a bed and a chair, not a desk nor anything resembling a table. Some noise due to a railway and a main thoroughfare nearby ....
Clean rooms, Friendly staff
Clean. Friendly. Limited English but more than my Spanish. Took taxi from information location by Guggenheim for 5 Euros. Raining and tired, taxi was cheap and took us right to lodging. We walked to metro the rest of the time.
Breakfast is kind of poor, but for the price I would return there, for sure.
Cheap and close to city center.
Breakfast was pretty awful.
A very central location and the staff is really helpful.
Only a 10 minute walk to the Guggenheim Museum.
Brilliant central location and really friendly and helpful staff. Lovely rooms.
Breakfast was a bit light on.
Quite cheap; very helpful and friendly staff; secure parking available; easy walking distance to major city points of interest; free help-yourself breakfast.
Located almost under a new motorway flyover; tired-looking building, though in scaffolding when we were there; very limited breakfast options.
A very simple pension
We had to buy sandwich after breakfast
Location is convinient
It is very noise. Breacfast is very poor.
The Pension was a good value for money. The location to the Guggenheim Museum was close aas long as you could climb hills. Good for one night quick stay. Vreakfast very basic.
My room was noisy...it was on the street. You can hear cars, kids crying and shouting, other guests when they come to their room and use the bathrooms. But not voices from other rooms.
the hole and the staff were very good
the breakfast was at best average you could of had some packets of cereals and pots of jam
Maripaz, and her staff, offered excellency and her information made it easier to find our way downtown. The kitchen offered hot water all day long and tea or coffee, we could kept milk and food for the baby at the hotel fridge, nice soft drinks and souvenirs could be purchased at a decent price, and the most important were our rooms which were clean, with good beds, had nice toilets, so we decided to stay one day more in Bilbao.
We didn't get the best information how to reach the hotel. I think that Booking com should advice customers to use the elevator near the string' bridge in front of Guggenheim museum so it's very simple to reach the hotel.
Staff where very good.
When we arrived it was difficult to find the hotel because of the ongoing road works and metro works. The staff at the hotel told us that during excavations for the metro they found problems with the building and work was being carried out on the building with scaffold around the place. In our room we looked out onto scaffold and men where working outside our window. We were not told before arriving that this was in progress and we were not offered a discount. I think we should!
The bed was extremely uncomfortable. Parking is very difficult and WiFi is not available in the rooms, contrary to expectations.
Our room was fairly spartan but adequate and the staff were helpful. Being able to park in the hotel garage for E10 was a plus.
The wifi in our room was very patchy. Our breakfast (included in the room rate) was like an episode of 'Fawlty Towers'. Terrible soft white sliced bread which broke into pieces as it was removed from the bag and a toaster/griller which barely functioned. Not enough crockery for all the guests who arrived simultaneously for breakfast.
Unfriendly staff. Noise
Friendly staff Cleand and comfortable room Good location for central Bilbao
View of the flyover!
Great location. It appears to be a little out of the way but is in fact about 5 minutes walking from the Guggenheim museum. Just ask the friendkly staff and they'll indicate an easy shortcut to get there.
As it is in a bit out of the way pocket of the city, I wouldn't recommend it to single (female, particularly) travellers resturning alone late at night; it's a safe area but it is lonely at night.
The room was very large, comfortable bed. Close to museum, however you do need to walk up a hill so this may be an issue for some.
try and ask for a room that isn't near reception as it quite noisy.
Close (15 minutes walk) to Guggenheim museum. Staff speaks decent English.
It is difficult to find it even with a gps. Although it has a parking it was full when we arrived as well as public parking nearby and we had to drive for a while before finding a place through a lot of narrow steep one-way streets. Breakfast is just toast, butter, jam and coffee.
Staff very friendly and helpful, safe parking under the building, shower the best on our trip! Easy walk to city centre and museums, about 10 minutes, once you know the way (ask them). Big shared fridge for food. Good value for Bilbao centre.
Bed wasn't very comfortable. Not a quiet location because of its position between a big road / bridge and a tram or train line. The road layout's been slightly changed due to building work on a metro extension.
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Hotel Photo ZabalburuHotel Photo Zabalburu offers unique décor and free Wi-Fi in rooms and public areas. It is located in central Bilbao, 220 yards from the Vista Alegre Bullring.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 20:15 from $37 |
Barceló Bilbao NerviónOverlooking Bilbao's River Nervión, Barceló Bilbao Nervión is 260 yards from Calatrava Bridge and a 10-minute walk from the Guggenheim Museum. It has comfortable, modern rooms with free Wi-Fi.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 17:51 from $89 |
NH DeustoNH Deusto is just over a quarter mile from Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum, Iberdrola Tower and Euskalduna Palace. There is a free Wi-Fi and the modern, air-conditioned rooms have satellite TV.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 18:14 from $55 |


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Our region's wineries received glowing reviews in the London Free Press recently. With 15 wineries and more opening soon, Essex County is home to a growing cluster of small, friendly wineries.
A feeling of hushed anticipation descends on the butterfly exhibit at the Point Pelee visitors centre on a recent Saturday morning. Monarch No. PLC-726, nurtured in captivity, is beginning to emerge from its chrysalis before a rapt audience of Lepidoptera-loving staff and several lucky visitors. From a Globe and Mail article. READ MORE
The Board of Directors for Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island announced the appointments of Gordon Orr to the position of Chief Executive Officer and Lynnette Bain to the position of Vice President of Tourism Programs and Development. READ MORE
Global Spectrum Facility Management, in conjunction with Skate Canada, announced today that Windsor, Ontario will host the 2012 Skate Canada Synchronized Skating Championships at the WFCU Centre February 23 through February 25, 2012. This is the first time the city has hosted this event, and it is also the first time that the Skate Canada Synchronized Skating Championships will be planned and executed by a Local Organizing Committee. READ MORE
The Windsor, Essex and Pelee Island region is special in many ways. We have a trail to meet every need and to encourage all types of outdoor adventure. Whether you are planning a stay-cation, a vacation, or an afternoon of fun, get outdoors and experience all that this region has to offer. Yours to Explore, the Windsor, Essex, Pelee Island Trail Guide READ MORE
Each day in December WindsorEats.com will be featuring a different bottle Lake Erie North Shore wine and encourage you to do your holiday wine shopping at our local Lake Erie North Shore wineries. READ MORE
Life is full of surprises, like the treasure I discovered recently while in Windsor, fishing for muskies with Jon Bondy on Lake St. Clair and the Detroit River. No, it isn't a new rod, secret lure or clandestine muskie presentation. Rather, it is a wonderful 496 page, spiral wire bound book entitled, Fishes of Essex County and Surrounding Waters. What a gem. READ MORE
The local organizing committee for the 2012 Skate Canada Synchronized Skating Championships are currently accepting applications for volunteers for the event being held at the WFCU Centre February 23 through 25. This will be Windsor's first time hosting the prestigious event. Approximately 1,000 skaters will descend upon Windsor to compete for national titles in senior, junior, open, intermediate and novice categories. The top two senior teams will represent Canada at the 2012 ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships.
Applications can be found on the WFCU Centre website at www.wfcu-centre.com and visiting the 2012 Synchronized Skating Championship page. Volunteers are currently being asked to fill various positions including security, dressing rooms, ice captains, registration, awards, transportations and runners. Applications must be received by December 15th, 2011 for consideration.
Tickets are still available for the 2012 Synchronized Skating Championships including three day full event packages for $35.00 for adults and $20.00 for youth. Tickets can be purchased in person at the TekSavvy.com Box Office inside Gate 2 of the WFCU Centre, charged by phone at 1-866-969-WFCU (9328) or by visiting wfcu-centre.com.
Single Day Tickets Go On Sale Friday January 20 at 10am
Windsor, ON – This morning Skate Canada announced the full event schedule for the 2012 Skate Canada Synchronized Skating Challenge. With the announcement, single day tickets for the Championships will go on sale starting Friday, January 20 at 10 am. The top teams in Canada will compete at the WFCU Centre from February 23 - 25, 2012.
Single day ticket prices are $15 for adults and $8 for children aged 12 and under. They can be purchased online at wfcu-centre.com , by phone at 1-866-969-WFCU (9328), or in person at the TekSavvy.com Box Office located inside the WFCU Centre. Full event ticket packages are also available for purchase. All-event tickets and single day tickets allow access to all practices and events on the date indicated.
The 2012 Skate Canada Synchronized Skating Championships will bring approximately 1,000 skaters from across the country to the city. Teams will compete for national titles in the senior, junior, open, intermediate and novice categories. The top two senior teams will represent Canada at the 2012 ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships in Gothenburg, Sweden from April 13 - 14, 2012.
For more information, including the full schedule of events, please visit skatecanada.ca or wfcu-centre.com. Schedule subject to change.
(Windsor, ON, February 9, 2012) The NHL announced today that the Detroit Red Wings will face off against the Toronto Maple Leafs for the next Winter Classic in a historic match expected to smash world attendance records. The game will be held at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on January 1, 2013.
The world record for attendance at a hockey game was set December 11, 2010 when 104,173 fans watched Michigan play their rivals from Michigan State in a college contest. Three years later, this sell-out game is expected to draw over 100,000 and create a new world record.
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For advertisers obsessed with racking up 'Likes' on the world's largest social network, reality can be harsh: not every consumer you're targeting is going seek you out and like you on Facebook.
So what are advertisers to do? Facebook may have the answer.
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by Patricio Robles 04 September 2012 16:02pm 8 comments
In June, Microsoft announced that it was putting its weight behind Do Not Track (DNT) efforts and would ship the next version of Internet Explorer with a DNT preference enabled.
A week later, the company's plans were called into question as it became clear that Microsoft's approach would run afoul of the current DNT specification draft, which states that a browser can't send a DNT preference "without a user's explicit consent."
So where does Microsoft stand now?
by Patricio Robles 08 August 2012 16:13pm 7 comments
Life is generally pretty easy for Apple. Consumers love its products, which they continue to snap up at a rapid pace, and the company's iOS ecosystem is arguably the most impressive around.
But the past week has been anything but easy for the Cupertino-based tech giant.
by Patricio Robles 06 July 2012 20:52pm 3 comments
In the UK the deadline for compliance with the EU cookie law has come and gone and either you worked like crazy to get your site reconfigured to be in compliance or you decided to wait it out and see what happened. (Lots of us are still waiting).
But are you ready for the next deadline?
For those of you who have implemented a solution and collected your consumer's consent regarding cookies you may not know that there is another deadline coming on or around the 26th of June. The date by which at least 35% of third party cookies will have been deleted.
It seems like storing the cookie preference in a cookie may not be the best solution, but are their other options? Yes, Device ID.
With Device ID a website owner gets to have the value exchange discussion with a consumer just once and then to store their preference in a way that doesn't get deleted every time a consumer clears their cookies.
by Troy Norcross 20 June 2012 12:18pm 24 comments
One in three consumers now regard their personal information as a tradable commodity, according to stats from a DMA survey of 1,020 adults.
These consumers are prepared to share their details for marketing purposes, as long as they trust the brand in question, while others would 'sell' their data for a discount.
by Graham Charlton 20 June 2012 10:01am 0 comments
If there was any doubt that Facebook is going to be putting the peddle to the metal on its monetization efforts now that it's a publicly-traded company, those doubts are apparently going to be eliminated very quickly.
That's because reports have surfaced indicating that the world's largest social network is on the brink of launching a real-time ad exchange dubbed Facebook Exchange.
by Patricio Robles 14 June 2012 17:20pm 2 comments
Last week, Microsoft announced that its newest browser, IE10, set to launch when the Redmond software giant releases Windows 8 later this year, would ship with its 'Do Not Track' feature turned on by default.
The announcement attracted a lot of attention, and for good reason.
Given IE's marketshare, adoption of Windows 8 and Microsoft's new browser could create a troublesome scenario for advertisers, advertising networks and publishers as large numbers of users would be opted in to Do Not Track without any action required.
by Patricio Robles 07 June 2012 17:12pm 5 comments
While Facebook's stock languishes, shares of the world's most popular social network for professionals, LinkedIn, have been treated far more kindly. With a forward price-to-earnings ratio of approximately 75, investors are betting that LinkedIn's future is bright.
But the company may be in for a rough patch as word broke today that some 6.5m passwords have been stolen from the social network.
by Patricio Robles 06 June 2012 17:26pm 3 comments
Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled to the world its Windows 8 Release Preview. The release will be the last before Microsoft ships Windows 8 later this year.
The Release Preview contained plenty for industry observers and the curious to digest. There are performance improvements, more apps, better support for multiple monitors and so on and so forth.
by Patricio Robles 01 June 2012 16:35pm 4 comments
If ibuprofen sales are up in the EU this year, it might have something to do with the nightmare known as the EU cookie law.
For major companies operating in affected countries, the solution to the problem has been, well, to find a solution to the problem. And for good reason: with the possibility of enforcement action, few businesses can afford not to address the law.
But apparently the EU itself can't be bothered with complying with its own rules.
by Patricio Robles 29 May 2012 15:09pm 2 comments


text: Gerhard Richter's abiding fascination with the allure and the rhetoric of landscape painting, and his brilliant reimaginings of the genre, are appraised in this survey of more than 40 years of painting. No genre has fascinated Gerhard Richter so consistently throughout his career as that of landscape. Ever since his softly overpainted Views of Corsica series of 1968–1969, the artist has revisited and reprised its possibilities, creating Frequently these paintings interrupt or quietly sabotage the transcendent horizon of the Romantic landscape, but the image presented is not exactly ironized as in other paintings of Richter's. "I felt like painting something beautiful" was the artist's response, when asked about the preponderance of landscapes in his works around 1970. Fifteen years later, Richter further elaborated that "my landscapes are not only beautiful or nostalgic, with a Romantic or classical suggestion of lost Paradises, but above all 'untruthful.' By untruthful I mean the glorifying way we look at Nature — Nature, which in all its forms is against us, because it knows no meaning, no pity, no sympathy ..." Richter's approaches to landscape are various indeed, yet uniquely and recognizably his. The first edition of Gerhard Richter: Landscapes was published in 1998. It quickly sold out, was reprinted in 2002 and rapidly went out of print again. This new edition is the first to expand on the 1998 edition, and it brings us up to date with Richter's enduring fondness for this subject. Gerhard Richter was born in Dresden in 1932, and rose to prominence in the early 1960s as a member of the Capitalist Realism movement alongside Sigmar Polke and others. His first solo show was in 1964 at Galerie Schmela in Düsseldorf. Today, Richter is ranked among the world's greatest painters. Author — Dietmar Elger and Hubertus Butin. Hardcover. 192 pages. 11¾" × 9¾" (30 cm × 25 cm). |


text: I have a 10 minute project shot on RED of course, converted to Avid 1080P DNx 36 8bit to edit on Avid, and now we need to finish it at full resolution. This is my first time working with RED and would love it if someone could walk me through the process. We do not have a tape of the material, all the original RED files are on a drive. I was talking to some people who suggested decomposing the sequence in it's own bin, but then another person said that with RED you would have to reconvert the files to hi-res quicktime and re-import those files... and since quicktimes don't recognize the in and outs you want to batch capture, Avid will just capture the entire quicktime file which will mean days of converting and re-importing? Someone also suggested bringing it all into FCP to finish. But yeah, if someone could literally dumb it all down as much as possible and help me out, I will be eternally grateful and if you're lucky I may send you cookies.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
Stretching, Toning, and Relaxation at the Poe Visitor Center
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
The relaxation technique, somewhat like yoga, makes you feel as though you are floating on water.
Category: Fitness
Volunteer Cleanup at Inwood Hill Park
at Payson Park House (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Join us for composting and cleanup at Inwood Hill Park.
Category: Volunteer
The Wild Garden: Discovering Central Park Woodlands Exhibit
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Use this hands-on exhibit to illuminate the history, ecology, and management of the woodlands and learn why these landscapes are so essential to the purpose of Central Park.
Category: Education, Nature, Art, History
Bryant Park Ping Pong
at Ping Pong Court (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Ping pong for all skill levels in Bryant Park
Category: Fitness, Games, Sports
Haunted Houses By Corinne May Botz
at Alice Austen House Museum (in Alice Austen Park), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Visit our current exhibit: Corinne May Botz's photography of haunted houses and recordings of ghost stories from around the United States!
Category: Education, Art, History
Views From the Past
at Outside the Dairy Gift Shop (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:30 p.m.–1:30 p.m.
A tour through Central Park in which you will learn about the history of the Park.
Category: Nature, History, Tours
Social Hour: Nocturnal Woodland Walk in Central Park
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Discover the North Woods on a nocturnal walk with Dr. Regina Alvarez, urban ecologist, horticulturalist, and former Director of Horticulture who played an integral role in launching the…
Category: Education, Nature, History, Tours, Talks, Seniors
Friday, November 16, 2012
CANCELLED: Fresh Creek Planting
at Avenue L & East 108th Street (in Fresh Creek Nature Preserve), Brooklyn
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Come out and volunteer with Natural Areas Volunteers (NAV) at Fresh Creek Preserve to plant native trees, shrubs, and herbaceous material around the Creek to improve the creek habitat.
Category: Education, Nature, Volunteer
III Bienial Exhibition of Latin American Artists of the Bronx: Visual Appearance
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The Poe Park Visitor Center is home to the III Bienal de Artes Latino Americano del Bronx. Come and enjoy Visual Appearance. You will be amazed!
Category: Arts & Crafts
Woodland Discovery Kit in Central Park
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Visit The Wild Garden: Discovering Central Park Woodlands exhibit and start exploring the North Woods on your own.
Category: Birding, Education, Nature, Art, Kids
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WASHINGTON — A new survey of teen drug use shows that, while alcohol use continues its long-term decline, marijuana use has surprisingly spiked, suggesting a changing attitude among teens about the dangers of its regular use. The survey, officials said, can act as a road map for prevention efforts.
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Flu Research Sparks Debate About Bioterrorism and Government Control
WASHINGTON — In an unprecedented move, a federal panel has asked scientists and science journals to curtail the publication of research into avian flu (H5N1). The request has led to heated discussions among the scientific community and to a temporary moratorium on some avian flu research.
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