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Some of the best crab cakes to be found! Queen also has great ambience. A great way to end the day in scenic Charleston.
The food, atmosphere and service were outstanding. We dined in the courtyard and it was romantic and quiet. The wait staff couldn't have been better and the jambalaya was the best I ever had. Portion size was large. You cannot go wrong here.
82 Queen St was recommended by a friend of ours; and it was a wonderful beunch meal! The award winning She Crab soup is a MUST. The southern biscuits with jam and butter are delicious. You can't go wrong with the grits or the fried green tomatoes. The jambalaya was full of flavor and chunks of shrimp and crawfish. Lastly, the service was friendly and attentive. Would definitely go back!
Recently my wife and i had the pleasure to dine at 82 Queen. We enjoyed the experience greatly and felt the cuisine and feel of the restaurant was definately worth taking the time while in Charleston.
I had the pork chops with fried macaroni - it was awesome. Service was outstanding. I didn't care for the mussels.
82 Queen is a wonderful dining experience between the superb service and delicious food. I had not tried she crab soup previously but can say I've been converted. It is fabulous and unique. I was not as happy with the pecan pie as I prefer a denser filling to this creamy one, but it was enjoyable nonetheless. The beautifully appointed patio/garden made this even more distinctive and enjoyable. You've got to love outdoor dining in October, especially if you are a Yankee like me.
We enjoyed our dinner at 82Queen! Beautiful outdoor dining courtyard area. Loved the small tables with twinkle lights. Food was good and the waitstaff excellent. Will definitely come again.
I don't get to Charleston often anymore, probably been 10 years. 82 Queen's always been a "must," for me since the 1980's. Recently returned for our wedding Aniversery. While still above average, clearly not what it once was. For the most part, just a loss of little things that, to me, are the difference between good and great. A few examples: no sherry with the otherwise delightful She Crab Soup, after pouring our first glass of wine no one ever refilled our glasses, the jambolya was dry - as if it sat too long, the outstanding Pecan Pie was served cold! That said, my wife's scallops were superb! We reserved weeks in advance, specifically requesting a quiet, romantic table, but were seated next to a busy server station. Disappointed!
There were four in our group. My filet with pimento cheese was delish! OMG! My husband had a fish dish which was to die for. We will go back every time we are in Charleston!
My wife and I enjoyed brunch at 82 Queen this past weekend. We both enjoyed the Low country Crab Benedict. It was delicious. The crab cake was the best I've had in a long while. Fried green tomatoes were tasty as always. The portion size was good. I ate all mine and was full. My wife ate all but about 3 bites and was full. We would definitely recommend the restaurant and will return.
My mom and I were on a girls weekend and stumbled upon 82 Queen, we were intrigued by the cute walk way to the outdoor patio and decided to try it for brunch. The ambiance and food was amazing. We are both vegetarians and had no problems as they easily and happily make substitutions. My mom had the blueberry cornbread french toast-which was phenomenal and they substituted a side of eggs for bacon, and I had an egg/cheese/fried green tomato english muffin sandwhich with a side of tomato basil soup which was also delicious. Our water was friendly and profession and our meal was serviced in a timely fashion. This is one of the best restaurants I've dined at.
82 Queen is certainly one of Charleston's many dining gems. It was our first time dining there (lunch), however, won't be our last.
We were looking for a traditional low country menu with a modern twist. 82 Queen did not disappoint. Interesting old house setting in the heart of Charleston.
We, and our guests from England, really enjoyed the outdoor luncheon experience where we never felt 'rushed' in order to 'turn' our table. We were able to enjoy a leisurely 3 hour lunch and chat with friends from the UK before they departed the U.S. They particularly enjoyed the ambience of a place that typified what they expected while visiting Charleston.
great find Light menu but the food is fabulous great ambiance
We make a point to go to 82 Queen whenever we are in Charleston and have never been disappointed.
The patio was spectacular. The food was top notch.
Loved every aspect of dining here! Service, ambiance, and food were outstanding.
82 Queen has a beautiful outdoor area, you cannot reserve the outside, but if you show up early it's not a problem. This was an all round pleasant experience from food to service, loved the appetizer crab cakes.
Amazing food and excellent service. A notable dining experience in terms of the quality and variety of food choices. Seasonal options as well. Full list of delicious dessert choices.
We tried the Sunday Brunch instead of the usual dinner outing and found the food as good as the dinner hour always is.
It was fun to return to 82 Queen Street after several years and enjoy a lovely brunch on the patio. The food was innovative and delicious. The wait staff was attentive and did not rush us as we savored our Bellini and Bloody Mary in the sunshine.
A beautiful dining experience! We both loved our dinners and our server Wendall couldn't have been nicer! The only complaint or suggestion I have is in the outside eating area. We we're under the awning toward the back and it was loud and not as intimate as the area toward the bar!
With all the new cuisines and restaurants of every type popping up daily (like mushrooms in your lawn), it is so refreshing to know that classic Low Country Fine Dining still exists. Do not come to 82 Queen expecting molecular gastronomic nightmares, or fusion confusion. If you order a steak, you get a wonderful-perfectly prepared steak; as I did. If you order the seafood jambalaya (as my dining partner did), be ready to eat perfecrly cooked ,locally caught shrimp laid over a bed of beautifuly seasoned rice. Our service was impeccable, and our table was in a gorgeous little lit alcove in the garden. It was one of the most romantic dinners I've had in many years. 82 Queen truly is the beating heart of Charleston's classic food scene.
Four of us had lunch at 82 Queen on Oct. 4. We had one of the small dining rooms to ourselves. The waiter was very knowledgable about the menu and answered all of our questions satisfactorily, I had a salmon salad, one of several luncheon specials. The salmon was cooked perfectly and the salad greens were fresh and crunchy. I also had a cup of the squash soup, another special, and it was hearty, thick and perfectly seasoned. The prices, for the Charleston historic district, were very reasonable. All the members of the party were extremely pleased with the quality of the food and the service.
We were there for our 25th anniversary. The food was amazing. The combination of flavours was great, we had maui maui with corn grits and sautéed lentils. The textures and flavours were perfect together. I was heard saying that this was the best restaurant meal I have ever had! I would highly recommend it to others!!!
Excellent food and service. Great place for dinner with friends. Quiet enough so that you can actually have a conversation.
For the first time in four years, following a less than mediocre experience, we revisited 82 Queen. We found the menu, the food and the service vastly improved and regret we took so long to give it another chance. We'll certainly return and will resume recommending it to others.
82 Queen was a great discovery! We enjoyed every aspect of our evening and would recommend it to friends. We will definitely dine with them on our next trip to Charleston.
Everything was perfect-our meal, the service, the atmosphere, and all of our expectations were met! The food was innovative & creative & in touch with today's foodie customers. There are lots of quiet & private areas & rooms to dine in so it is great for all sizes of parties. We loved it!!
82 Queen is an exceptional dining experience in a town with many excellent restaurants.
This was a delightful dining experience. Creative, extraordinarily prepared meals in a unique setting. Nice energy but quiet enough for a conversation. Pleasant service. We are not from the area but would enjoy returning in the future.
Dependable restaurant for providing outstanding food and service in a lovely setting. We've lived in the Charleston area for 5 years now and this is still our favorite restaurant. We always bring our first time visitors here, and they usually ask to return here on their next visit. The she crab soup is the best anywhere. Eat outside in the lovely courtyard if you can.
82 Queen was recommended to us by people we met in Charleston as well as good reviews on Yelp. We were not disappointed. The she crab soup was delicious. Our entrees, crab cakes and scallops were both delicious.
Wonderful service great specials and a fantastic vegan lasangue
Although this Charleston Belle has withstood the test of time and has frequently caught my eye on prior visits to the Holy City, it was always passed up in favor of trendier places. However, we finally made an appointment with her on my recent trip, and how pleased we were to make her acquaintance. The gourmet dishes are served in generous portions, and the staff was standard Charlestonian: attentive without being over-solicitous, homey yet ready to share their culinary expertise. Only complaint was the boisterous party at the other table in one of the indoor rooms.
Our group of 6 from Iowa had dinner at 82 Queen on our last evening in Charleston. It was a perfect ending to our trip. We were seated outside in the courtyard area. Our waiter was very pleasant and attentive. He knew the menu well and made recommendations of what to order. Everyone enjoyed their meals and had a great time. The perfect ending was the homemade desserts. Would absolutely go back when visiting Charleston again.
Went there for the first time the other night, was not disappointed. That being said, it also wasn't the best meal I've had down here, but it was very good. Nice atmosphere, good wine selection. Definitely recommended.
Our first time dining at 82 Queen. We had heard a lot of good remarks about the food, everything we heard was true. Try the Mahi-Mahi!
My wife and I traveled 200 miles to celebrate our 45th wedding anniversary here, and it was well worth it. We'd been there before on vacation and consider it a special place. It sure didn't disappoint, as they greeted us with a Happy Anniversary upon arrival. The service, food, and setting were outstanding!!
First time at this restaurant. Chose it because of reviews. Was not disappointed. She crab soup and the crab cakes benedict were wonderful! Our server was attentive but not clingy. Definitely will put this restaurant on our list of "must stops" when we are in Charleston.
Our sister-in-law was visiting for the Thanksgiving holiday and we wanted to take her to a nice place in Charleston. We first tried 82 Queen in the late 1980's, and have returned periodically over the years. Once again we were extremely satisfied by the experience. It was a cold, windy night so outdoor dining was not an option. We were seated upstairs in one of the more intimate rooms. This restaurant has an elegant, old time atmosphere. My wife ordered the shrimp and grits and I tried the crabcake entree. Both were outstanding. I started with the she crab bisque which was very good. Our only complaint was the long delay in getting our coffee. Otherwise the service was excellent.
Parking in the no hassle lot across the street on Queen Street, walk across the street and enter either through the bar or long hallway outdoor entrance. Seated right away, too cold for outdoors (our favorite) so ate on 2nd floor. The crab soup is the best anywhere and a must have. Added a crab cake, chicken and fried green tomato dish and....wow, what a meal. Excellent service, quiet but, active atmosphere. Easy walk to downtown for shopping and taking in the city sights.
Spent Thanksgiving dinner there. Wonderful service and food. Great menu!
82 Queen is consistantly great. I have been there several times and I have never been disappointed
We've dined at 82 Queen a number of times and have yet to be disappointed. The clams and mussels appetizer was very good and the duck entree was exceptional. And yes, the she crab soup IS the best around!
The brunch was great. My husband had the waffles and chicken and I had the traditional breakfast. Both were excellent. We have eaten dinner here in the past and that was great too. Brunch was surprisingly inexpensive. The price in not much more that IHOP; but, the food and atmosphere is definitely better.
We loved the charm of the historic building and the quiet sophisticated ambience. Good for the quiet romantic dinner or a small group where you can talk.
We tried 82 Queen this week as we celebrated our wedding anniversary. With a 3 year old in tow, we enjoyed a lovely meal. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. My husband had the pork chop and I the chicken. Both were well prepared and delicious! The only reason I didn't give the food an outstanding rating is because the dessert menu didn't have anything that interested me. That is my particular taste though. I would highly recommend this restaurant to friends and will be back soon.
My husband and I had a wonderful evening at 82Queen. Wonderful food, with great service. Very romantic and quiet. Will definitely visit again.


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ArQule (ARQL) shares got slammed for over 56% today with very heavy volume on news that the company was going to discontinue phase III trials designated as the "MARQUEE" trial. This was supposed to be the phase III trial that would provide data to bring ArQule's flagship drug ARQ 197 (tivantinib) closer to a NDA application for the treatment of non-small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC).
The recommendation came from a data monitoring committee, which pointed to clinical trial data that had been collected thus far. ARQ 197 was unlikely to reach its primary endpoint. If they are (or were) right, they avoided a very big waste of time and money for ArQule and its shareholders.
Lets hope they were right about this, because ArQule is utterly devastated right now as both a company and a stock.
ArQule's tivantinib caught my attention because it has a mechanism of action that is similar to the brainchild of Exelixis (EXEL), cabozantinib (also called XL-184). Tivantinib is an inhibitor of the protein c-MET, which has recently been discovered as a potential avenue used by cancer cells that are starved for access to patient's blood vessels.
Angiogenesis is the method by which tumor cells trigger abnormal blood vessel growth that is used to feed new cells. The creation of new cancer cells is the most direct method of cancer progression, and causes metastasis in new tissue (resulting in death).
Angiogenic inhibitors are cancer drugs that attempt to block a tumor's efforts to create these new blood vessels. A protein known as VEGF (Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor) is one of the main targets of angiogenic inhibitors. Since VEGF has been targeted by angiogenic inhibitors before, the new generation had to try something different.
As pointed out earlier, Tivantinib inhibits c-MET. Cabozantinib inhibits both c-MET and VEGF. While there are other compounds that target c-MET, it's important to note that Exelixis's cabozantinib (XL-184) requires the efficacy of c-MET inhibition in cancer to be a blockbuster compound. Tivantinib's failed phase III trials gives some indication that the hype over c-MET inhibition may be misguided, to a greater or lesser extent.
Having said that, cabozantinib did pass phase III trials for Medullary Thyroid Cancer (MTC) and has submitted its NDA for that designation. After receiving fast-track status by the FDA, it was given a PDUFA date of November 29, 2012. Exelixis and its shareholders are also in anticipation of results from COMET-1. This phase III trial is going to allow an NDA submission for cabozantinib in the treatment of metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, which is a very lucrative target.

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Its difficult to pinpoint the exact moment when the University of Central Florida decided that the behavior of its Greek student organizations was out of control after all, UCF fraternities and sororities have been caught breaking the rules on dozens of occasions in only the last couple of years.
A recent Sigma Chi photo posted on Facebook, however, sticks out as one of the tipping points. The picture showed a new frat member, or pledge, consuming alcohol as part of an alleged hazing incident, and included the caption, Forcing a pledge to chug while two others puke in misery. The two vomiting students were also pictured, with one holding his head above a trash can.
UCF administrators last month suspended that fraternity, and soon after made national headlines by suspending most Greek activities altogether. Under the suspension, Greek organizations charitable events can continue, but just about all else (socials, new member education efforts, and initiation ceremonies) is banned for now.
Were asking some hard questions, said Maribeth Ehasz, vice president of student development and enrollment services. We are very concerned about alcohol being central to many activities, especially new member activities.
The universitys growing footprint is one reason its action is so significant: UCF now boasts nearly 60,000 students, making it the largest state university in Florida and the second-largest in the United States. More than 6,300 of its students come from Miami-Dade or Broward counties.
Other schools across the country have also moved to rein in Greek organizations. At Cornell (where a student died of alcohol poisoning), fraternities have been ordered to have live-in advisers. Yale strengthened its alcohol misuse penalties (and overhauled school sexual assault reporting policies) after a video surfaced on YouTube of fraternity brothers jokingly chanting No means yes! and other crudities.
Of course, Greek student groups arent the only realm where hazing can occur. Florida A&M University is still recovering from the widely publicized hazing death of drum major Robert Champion in 2011. Champions bandmates in the prestigious Marching 100 took turns punching and striking the 26-year-old student as part of a hazing ritual.
A coroner determined that Champion died from medical complications associated with blunt force trauma. FAMUs president and band director lost their jobs as a result of the tragedy, and other state institutions (including UCF) took notice.
Hazing expert Hank Nuwer, who has written four books on the issue, maintains a Hazing Deaths website that lists all the fatal cases occurring at U.S. colleges from year to year. Each year for more than four decades at least one student has died.
Hazing typically happens in Greek organizations or on college athletic teams, Nuwer said, with Greek student groups representing the majority of cases. Within Greek life, fraternities are more likely to haze than sororities.
In recent years, Nuwer said progress has been made in educating students on the risks of hazing, but there is still no easy way to stop it. Nuwer was skeptical of UCFs strategy, which he said is vulnerable to a student lawsuit, and may simply drive Greek activities underground.


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Carole Rogers of Bedford knits all year.
A lot. Enough, in fact, to provide 75 sweaters and 125 hats and scarves to a program that gives one of each to students at a Bedford or Franklin County school each year.
Crews from several area fire departments were still on the scene of a fire at 2 a.m. Sunday morning at 719 Longwood Ave. in Bedford, a fire that began late Saturday night.
The battle for Bedford County got underway last week, with Jefferson Forest drawing first blood via a win over Staunton River.
But it wasn't easy.
The Cavs had their hands full with the undersized Eagles all evening. In the end, the lads from Forest hung on for an 86-82 win in front of an undersized crowd at the Sabredome.
"There wasn't a whole lot of defense played in this game," said JF Head Coach Paul Redgate. "Still, we're very happy to get the win."
Jamie Snell and his wife returned home late Saturday night and saw what they first thought was fog surrounding their home at 719 Longwood Ave. in Bedford.
Board of Supervisors Chairman Steve Arrington closed a marathon meeting, which ran past midnight, with a surprise announcement.
"This night has been a very difficult meeting for me," Arrington said. It was a long meeting—it was District 3 Supervisor Roger Cheek's last meeting—but it also marked what Arrington said was a difficult decision for him. He said that he will resign from the board of supervisors, effective at the end of January.
The Bedford County Board of Supervisors last meeting of the year held on Monday, and the last board of supervisors meeting for District 3 Supervisor Roger Cheek, turned into a lengthy session that ran past midnight.
It began with an appearance by Delegate-elect Terry Austin. Austin was elected to the 19th House of Delegates seat last month after Delegate Lacey Putney, who held the seat for 52 years, chose not to seek reelection.
The kickoff of the Bedford Christmas season was, once again, given an able assist in the form of the YMCA's Christmas Classic 5K race.
As usual, the race drew a large throng, featured fun and festivities and had a special guest. This time, however, the welcomed visitor wasn't the jolly guy in the red suit .
This was a retirement party unlike the one most folks have. It brought out three sitting judges and another who is retired. Members of the Bedford County Board of Supervisors and Bedford Town council were there as well as were local constitutional officers and the local General Assembly delegation.
This could be the last bit of action related to Bedford's reversion to town status that will take place for some time.
Virginia's black bears are very timid animals, according to Lt. Chris Thomas, a conservation police officer who works out of the Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (DGIF) Forest Office. "They are normally as scared of people as people are of them," said Thomas. While black bears are not aggressive, they can get riled if you mess with them. Dwain Karnes, a 32-year-old bear hunter, was messing with a black bear last week when it bit him on both arms.


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The Disequilibrium Will Continue to Widen
Summarized by one of the study's authors:
As you can see from the figure, participants rather badly estimated the current state of wealth disparity! Furthermore, they offered an ideal wealth distribution (under a "veil of ignorance") that was even more different (and more equal) relative to the current state of affairs.
What this tells me is that Americans don't understand the extent of disparity in the US, and that they (we) desire a more equitable society. It is also interesting to note that the differences between people who make more money and less money, republicans and democrats, men and women — were relatively small in magnitude, and that in general people who fall into these different categories seem to agree about the ideal wealth distribution under the veil of ignorance.
In reality, the top 20% own about 85% of the wealth. Most people guessed it was between 55%-60% — way off. And they thought the ideal number should be about 35%, a figure much lower than their 55%-60% guess, and far, far lower than the factual number of 85%.
I suppose most of the ultra-wealthy in this country are heartened to learn of these results, that the average American believes income distribution is more equally distributed than it actually is. It's difficult to fuel class warfare when most of classes don't have a clue as to what's reality versus fiction. Ignorance is bliss, and who better to keep "catapulting the propaganda" than the likes of the GOP, Fox News, corporate special interests, etc.
Until most Americans get their heads out of their arses, this disequilibrium will continue to widen.
In debt talks, Obama offers Social Security cuts
President Obama is pressing congressional leaders to consider a far-reaching debt-reduction plan that would force Democrats to accept major changes to Social Security and Medicare in exchange for Republican support for fresh tax revenue.
Goodnight America.
Torture crimes officially, permanently shielded
"On this, my last day as director, I welcome the news that the broader inquiries are behind us," said a statement from CIA Director Leon Panetta, who will take over as defense secretary on Friday. "We are now finally about to close this chapter of our agency's history" . . . . At CIA headquarters on Thursday, Holder's announcement was greeted with relief. . . .
Physician and Epidemiologist Say 35% Spike in Infant Mortality in Northwest Cities Since Meltdown Might Be the Result of Fallout from Fukushima
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The video shows these guys walking on dry land over and over but the very last shot at the end of the video makes it obvious that the water has now reached the main building.
meanwhile, The fire is pretty much uncontained and literally at the gates of Los Alamos…but not much about it on most the msm front page.
I tried to disccuss Fukishima and Ft. Calhoun with some people the other day, asking them what they thought…. and they looked at me like I was asking them if they ever had anal sex. Mum's the word. It's private. Between the elements and the corporatists. Sshhhh.
"What we don't know won't hurt them."~The Consul
"Seeing the red dots from the officers' targeting lasers crawl across her children's faces has cost her faith in law enforcement."
Arlington PD Testing Unmanned Aircraft Department hopes to use drones in emergency situations by January
The Arlington Police Department is in the first part of its experiment in using unmanned aircraft to assist in law enforcement.The department has been testing and evaluating two battery-operated, remote-controlled aircraft over a small, restricted airspace near Lake Arlington Dam, away from populated areas.
The aircraft are flown only for daylight operations and within a small, restricted airspace. The aircraft have to remain within the pilot's line of sight and fly 400 feet above the ground level.
Pilots obtain the same license as a commercial aircraft pilot.
Arlington hopes to demonstrate the aircraft's potential law enforcement uses. All flight data is recorded and sent to the Federal Aviation Administration for evaluation.
"All of the U.S. and the FAA is depending on our testing and experiment, our experimentation to create a model for law enforcement usage of these vehicles," Police Chief Theron Bowman said.


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We made it. But it was a close one.
I'm blogging from a pizza shop with free wifi in Bocas del Toro, Panama! From our hotel in Puerto Viejo, we were crammed into a minivan at 7:30 a.m., driven to the border, and left to walk 100 meters across the most rickety, shaky bridge imaginable. Then we got into minivan #2 and drove to the ocean. Then we motorboated to Isla Colon.
You would think the adventure concluded here, but no. Lodgings were nowhere to be had. Cheto and Michael asked probably 15+ hostels, hotels and other promising places whether they had any room. All were full. It is New Year's Eve.Just when we were about to give up and take a bus 10 minutes down the coast and find something there, Cheto happened upon a house. Senora was willing to take us in for the night. We were desperate. She charged only $25. And that is the story of how we ended up staying in someone's house in Panama for New Year's.
More adventure was to be had though. Don't worry Mom, we weren't abducted by any pirates, the only one I saw was our lunch location.
We did hire a boat to drop us off at a private cove with three snorkels and hoped they would come back for us. Thankfully they did, though they were 10 awfully scary minutes late.It's New Year's Eve. Grab someone you love to kiss. Dance a little. Have a beer. Dance a little more. We're going to.
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Claire Jansa, a member of the Sioux Falls O'Gorman State AA girls' golf team, is competing in the First Tee Nature Valley Open tournament today through Saturday at Pebble Beach Golf Links in California. Jansa will compete in the Pro/Junior tournament.
On Saturday Jansa will be playing behind a group of professional golfers that includes Mark Calcavecchia, Corey Pavin, Hale Irwin, Tom Kite, Loren Roberts and Jay Haas.


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Beroaldo's work on the Symbola Pythagorae, which appears to have been first printed in 1503, has the following discussion of the word 'symbol'.
'Symbolum' is a word that is polysemous, the grammarians tell us: that is, it has many meanings. First of all, a symbol is a bringing together ('collatio'), as when many things unite into one ('quod plures in unum conferunt' – this definition is taken from Rufinus). Deriving from this meaning, gluttons and belly-gods ('gulones et ventricolae') are said to have given their 'symbol' for the party, when they all club together their share of money, or fine dishes of food, to provide for a sumptuous feast.In translating this I wondered about a quibble on the first line ('Symbolum vocabulum est, ut grammatici docent, polysemon'), which can be read either as a remark about the variety of meanings the word 'symbolum' may have, or a preliminary definition of the word 'symbol', i. e. a sign that has many meanings. I would lean towards the first interpretation, chiefly because symbols are not usually defined by the quality of having many different meanings: indeed often they are imagined to have one true meaning (though not necessarily an obvious one). This is the way Renaissance mystics used the word (e.g. the Egyptian hieroglyphs were 'symbola' that concealed a secret knowledge), and also the way Saussure used it – a signifier that has some kind of 'natural' relation to what it signifies (as opposed to a sign, which is arbitrary). In On Grammatology Derrida took Saussure to task over this perplexing definition.
Beroaldo goes on to adduce examples of usage from Terence and Plautus, then says:
On the other hand someone who brings nothing to the party or to the meal, and comes to the table without contributing ('immunis'), and who arrives akletos, which means uninvited, is called 'asymbolos', a nice Greek word that is also common in our language…Among the Greeks, 'asymbolos' is a very fine word for a parasite, who always comes uninvited to lavish parties without contributing, and without a 'symbolum'.It's interesting that Beroaldo dwells so long on this aspect of the word. 'Symbolon' had quite a broad range of meanings in Greek (a token, proof of identity, passport, contract, warrant, receipt, secret code, omen, portent, symptom, watchword), and a much narrower one when it came into Latin: Lewis & Short make the distinction (not always made by Renaissance writers) between the neuter 'symbolum' (mark, token) and the feminine 'symbola' ('a contribution of money to a feast, a share of a reckoning, one's scot, shot'). In the Latin of the Church Fathers it took on the primary meaning of 'confession', 'creed', because it was the name given to the Apostles' Creed.
Beroaldo refers us to Rufinus, who says that the Apostolic 'symbolum' was called by this name because they 'put together', in conference, whatever opinions they each held about the Faith. This is not correct: Isidore of Seville advances the much more sensible explanation that the 'symbolum' was the 'distinctive mark' by which Christians could be recognized – and the OED agrees.
Beroaldo's discussion trawls through a few more meanings for the word: most interestingly, the word 'symbolum' is sometimes used to mean 'etymology'…
Aulus Gellius, from whom Beroaldo lifts some of his discussion, suggests that the 'symbol' you bring to a party need not be a share of money or food, but may instead be a gift of language.
…when he invited us to his home, so as not to come wholly scot-free (immunes) and without a contribution (asymboli), we brought (coniectabamus – note that 'conjecture' and 'symbol' both mean 'a throwing together') to this small meal not dainty dishes of food, but lively points for discussion (Attic Nights, 7.13)The 'symbol', then, points towards that time-honoured link between feasting and language, exemplified by the Greek philosophers' symposium, or by the Renaissance obsession with mets et mots, the Rabelaisian banquet of words. (Incidentally, Beroaldo's 'ventricola' (belly-worshipper) sounds like an anticipatory plagiarism from Rabelais: it's as early as Augustine.)
Beroaldo seems to connect the generous polysemousness of symbols (or of the word 'symbol') with the generosity of spirit associated with sociable dining. The word 'symbol' itself is equivalent to 'collation' (a bringing together, a comparison, but also a meal). But on closer inspection, his emphasis is on gluttony more than on generosity: the symbol, as a contribution to a party, is the concern of gannets and belly-gods. It is associated with the idea of being greedy for meaning.
On the other hand, one who is asymbolic is greedy for food and entertainment, but is a parasite, an uninvited guest. He contributes no symbol to offset his consumption. A symbol does not consume more than it contributes, so speak: it gives back a plurality of meaning, but does not get bloated with significance itself. Symbolism puts things all in proportion: it orders the world; asymbolism gets things out of proportion: it is disruptive. In the absence of symbols, all we're left with is an uninvited guest, a boorish gatecrasher who eats all the peanuts and vomits in the CD player.
I like the link between the notion of being 'immune' (in-munus – giving no presents, not participating) and being 'asymbolic'. Perhaps we could say that engaging in commerce with symbols always leaves meaning open to the risk of infection?
A symbol is something that stands for something else – by convention (convention, like the symbol, designates a 'coming together'). Symbols are sociable, convivial, the condition for a coming together of minds and bodies.
Convention, collation, conjecture – all words that could stand for 'symbol', since they all mean a 'coming together', a 'throwing together'.
Here's C. S. Peirce, on the sociability of symbols:
Symbols grow. They come into being by development out of other signs, particularly from likenesses or from mixed signs partaking of the nature of likenesses and symbols. We think only in signs. These mental signs are of mixed nature; the symbol-parts of them are called concepts. If a man makes a new symbol, it is by thoughts involving concepts. So it is only out of symbols that a new symbol can grow. Omne symbolum de symboloAnyway I ought to stop at this point, lest I start to resemble that uninvited guest who overstays his welcome. There's always a risk of contagion in these matters: as Peirce had it, 'The word symbol has so many meanings that it would be an injury to the language to add a new one.'


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Mid Winter Teacher Institute: Food, Nature, Culture
This workshop will introduce K-12 teachers to the Museum's newest exhibition,Our Global Kitchen: Food, Nature, Culture.
It takes more than 40 different species to make a simple lunch (tuna sandwich on whole wheat, potato chips, iced tea, and an apple). You'd be surprised to know how far some of the ingredients have traveled. As shoppers and as eaters, we play a critical role in shaping what ends up on our plate and why. Informed choices keep us healthy and help protect ecosystems around the world — along with all the species, including humans, that depend on them.
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This workshop will introduce K-12 teachers to the Museum's newest exhibition,Our Global Kitchen: Food, Nature, Culture.
Scientists from Rice University in Houston, Texas, found that a third of wild specimens are able to sow and harvest the soil bacteria they rely on for food.
Inspired by our 2004 "Living With Nature" program, "Healthy Eating for You and the Planet," this wallet card contains information on seasonal foods of the Northeastern United States.
Have you ever wondered what gives chocolate its flavor?
Six exquisite miniature dioramas in the new exhibition Our Global Kitchen: Food, Nature, Culture illuminate diverse methods of farming around the world—including in cities.
When you snack on potato chips, or enjoy spicy Thai noodles, do you ever wonder where your food comes from?
Italian scientists report that people in Western countries lack the diversity of stomach bacteria found in rural villagers in Africa. The implication is that our bodies are better suited to the diets of our ancestors than the modern Western diet.
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From a humble start 25 years ago tossing seed-filled water balloons into abandoned city lots, the Green Guerillas have grown into an organization that has created and maintains 1,000 urban gardens.
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A Seat at the Table
Treatment activists in the early 1990s followed the reports of novel therapies with intense interest. How could these drugs get into development faster? How could researchers be induced to focus on them and on the promising anti-infectives for treatment of opportunistic infections, rather than devote federal funds to what activists saw as increasingly arcane trials of different regimens of the nucleoside analogues? To have influence over such questions, activists needed a seat at the table—specifically, places on the committees of the ACTG, where decisions were made about the research priorities that determined how federal funds would be distributed. As activists saw it, the big names in AIDS antiviral research—Paul Volberding, Douglas Richman, Thomas Merigan, Margaret Fischl, Martin Hirsch—dominated the committees that voted, predictably, to fund the kinds of studies that these researchers did. Treatment activists wanted to situate themselves as a counterpower to assert their own priorities.
That they might achieve such a lofty goal was plausible only because the activists already were winning their credibility in the methodology wars—the debates over such matters as inclusion criteria, concomitant medication, and surrogate markers in clinical trial design. At the same time, activists hadn't simply studied science and "played nice." Throughout 1990, ACT UP put the same kind of direct
pressure on NIAID that the FDA had been made to endure a few years earlier. One thousand demonstrators from around the United States made a show of force at NIH headquarters in Bethesda, Maryland, on May 21, occupying the office of Daniel Hoth, Fauci's assistant and head of the ACTG program. Activists held banners and shouted slogans: "Ten years, one billion dollars, one drug, big deal." Eighty-two of them were arrested.[76]
Demonstrations had an important function in building the movement and drawing in new activists. Yet it was difficult for treatment activists to frame their critique of NIAID and the ACTG effectively, in a way that would mobilize the masses and capture the media spotlight. In that sense, as John James noted, the change in the rallying site from Rockville in 1988 to Bethesda in 1990 represented "much more than just a different subway stop." "The public does not understand the NIH issues (by contrast to the FDA, which it can easily picture as the 'heavy' keeping promising treatments away from patients). NIH issues center [on] scientific judgments and priorities; it is hard for the public to judge whether or not criticisms have merit."[77] In a word, any critique of NIAID and the ACTG demanded expertise . Even educating the AIDS movement base, let alone the general public, about the problems with the ACTG was a daunting task, though Harrington did his best in passionate screeds published in Outweek and the Village Voice . "The U.S. has poured over a quarter of a billion dollars into the AIDS Clinical Trials Group …, making it the most generously endowed clinical research network in history," wrote Harrington. "Yet the ACTG has managed only to test old drugs inefficiently and new drugs not at all…."[78]
One of Harrington's recurrent themes was that the ACTG operated like a secret society, and he took it upon himself to air the dirty laundry. The ACTG was not some neutral advisory; its meetings were a political field, and the principal investigators who comprised its advisory committees all had vested interests. "Card-carrying virologists" dominated the all-powerful executive committee that made final decisions behind closed doors about which studies to fund. The executive committee ensured that the bulk of the resources went to the giant, high-profile trials of the antivirals, while researchers studying anti-ineffectives were starved for funds. The only solution, the activists insisted, was to throw open the doors of the ACTG and put community representatives on every last committee, from the executive committee on down.
To Fauci and others in NIAID, ACT UP members like Harrington
and Eigo, and certainly more mainstream figures such as Delaney, were known quantities. These activists had in some respects been incorporated into the AIDS establishment; by the time of the Sixth International Conference on AIDS in 1990, they spoke from the podium, rather than shouting from the back of the room.[79] "When it comes to clinical trials, some of them are better informed than many scientists can imagine," Fauci himself insisted in a speech at the conference, adding that researchers "do not have a lock on correctness."[80] For Fauci, there was no great threat in granting the activists' demand to attend ACTG meetings.
Indeed, Fauci may have deemed it both strategic and useful to incorporate a activists into the process: as he later commented, his assumption was that "on a practical level, it would be helpful in some of our programs because we needed to get a feel for what would play in Peoria, as it were."[81] But many of the principal investigators sitting on the ACTG committees were leery of opening the door to the activists. In 1989, according to the account by Bruce Nussbaum, Fauci had told Hoth to get the researchers "used to the idea"—"to tell them that Eigo and Harrington were 'good guys,' smart enough to understand the science.…" But the researchers balked. Nussbaum quotes "one key member of the ACTG" as having told Hoth: "What are you going to do if you want to have a serious scientific discussion about a promising agent and you've got someone from the Provincetown PWA Coalition who thinks that [the drug] Peptide T is the greatest thing since sliced bread.…?"[82]
After members of ACT UP/New York's Treatment & Data Committee crashed a meeting in late 1989, an initial compromise position was offered: a Community Constituency Group (CCG) would be formed, a demographically diverse advisory body of representatives from all communities affected by AIDS that would meer with the ACTG at its quarterly meetings. But by this point activists refused to accept token participation; they sought to open up the closed-door meetings of the key committees—and even to obtain voting rights for the activists, just as the principal investigators enjoyed.[83] After a yearlong campaign that included the demonstration at the NIH campus, Fauci gave the activists what they wanted and forced the researchers to play along All ACTG meetings would be opened up, and each of the twenty-two representatives of the CCG would have a regular seat on one of the ACTG committees, including the executive committee. In exchange, according to Arno and Feiden's account, "Fauci wanted the rhetoric
toned down." These authors quote Fauci as saying: "If [activists] are trying to get into the system, they may have to modify some of their activist modes, but that doesn't mean they have to become Uncle Toms."[84]


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Can someone help me understand why you would use one of these over the other? I see the same base ingredient with a little extra in T2..
Why would you use one over the other? I appreciate any response.
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Shift is JUST the active in Alpha-T2. Shift is also a non-stimulant product, whereas Alpha-T2 contains stimulants.
It depends on the individual. Those who are sensitive to stimulants or whom want a stim-free fat loss product would use Shift. Some stack Shift and Alpha-T2. I personally prefer Alpha-T2 over Shift, because I get and notice the effects and difference that Alpha-T2 makes for my body, whereas I do not see too much from using Shift (at least not standalone).
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I agree with what Rosie said.
Alpha t2 is a great fat loss aid thats good standalone.
Shift is great to stack with virtually any other fat loss product, or if you don't like the stims in alpha t2. I personally don't handle alpha y very well, and shift gives me all the results I need, so that's what I prefer.
cool, thanks. I didnt notice any stim effect from Alpha. I ordered some Erase and the company sent me a bottle of shift instead (they are correcting it) and told me to keep this shift, was just thinking about how to put it to use. I think I will save it for my next cut.
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I don't notice it either, but it does contain stimulants.
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Just got in the mail and thought everyone would like to see what we get and what the snapbacks look like... If you can't tell from the picture, they are your basic "modern" snapback (flat brim FINALLY) with a Strange Music logo embroidered on the front right and back middle. Really nice. :D
Here's the VIP Shirt, Wooden Pendant, Snapback, Music Video Collection 1 & 2, Money Clip, Firsbee, Dogtag, all 8 EPs, Stickers:
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Women In Prayer Conference Preview Scheduled For July 9
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By Jacob Bembry
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Grace Temple Outreach Ministries, Inc. will present "Women in Prayer: Women of Destiny on the Frontline" on Saturday, July 9, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Madison Woman's Club.
The first-ever annual women's conference preview's theme will be "A Woman God Can Use."
The Woman's Club is located at 345 SE Lakeshore Drive in Madison.
For more information, please call (850) 973-6846. To register, go online to www.gtom.us.
Drs. Michael and Elizabeth Henderson are the senior pastors of Grace Temple Outreach Ministries.


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Brian Burke expects to keep Leafs fifth overall pick
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke says that the team fully expects to keep their fifth overall pick in the upcoming NHL draft, according to ESPN's Pierre LeBrun.
"We've had discussions with other teams that I would characterize mostly as tire kicking, nothing that we've had to even huddle on. Now, the way the draft works, the time frame gets very compressed as you get closer. So it'll crank right up," Burke said. "Teams who haven't even called me, I expect will call starting tomorrow. But I fully expect to keep that pick."
There has been speculation that the Leafs would attempt to trade for Vancouver Canucks goalie Roberto Luongo. If Burke fails to find a suitable deal for Luongo, he is comfortable moving forward with current starter James Reimer and Toronto Marlies (AHL) starter Ben Scrivens.
"If we can upgrade at the goaltending position, and at a reasonable price, we'll do it. But we are prepared to go with Reimer-Scrivens. I believe in James Reimer. He's young, he's athletic, I believe in this kid. If we have to start like that, we will," Burke said.
Reimer's 2011-12 season, his second in the NHL, was not nearly as impressive as his first season. The 24-year-old posted a 14-14-4 record, while missing time due to a head injury, just one season after going 20-10-5 in 35 starts.


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There are few white wine grape varietals as famous or widely appreciated as the Chardonnay, and with good reason. This highly flexible and adaptable grape quickly became a favorite of wineries due to its fairly neutral character. This neutrality allows the wineries to really show off what they are capable of doing, by allowing features of their terroir or aging process to come forward in the bottle. As well as this, most high quality wineries which produce Chardonnay wines take great efforts to induce what is known as malolactic fermentation, which is the conversion of tart malic acids in the grapes to creamy, buttery lactic acids associated with fine Chardonnay. Whilst the popularity of Chardonnay wines has fluctuated quite a considerable amount over the past few decades, it seems the grape varietal allows enough experimentation and versatility for it always to make a successful comeback.
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This blog will serve as a shared resource for those who are interested in gravestone photography, genealogy and family history. Most of the photographs will be of my ancestors or of cemeteries I am photographing, transcribing and researching. [Charter member of The Association of Graveyard Rabbits.]
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Glenwood Cemetery Sign
A LOT of people were in the cemetery for the ceremony on Memorial Day when I took this photo. People probably wondered why I was taking a photo of the signs.
Since the "other" entrance is across the street from my daughter's home, I imagine I will be a frequent visitor to this place. It is "back to back" with a Catholic cemetery which looks just as well kept.
When learning about being a gravestone enthusiast, I read that it is a good idea to take a photo of the sign with the name of the cemetery and a photo of the "instructional sign" if there is one.
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- Russ said...
I have been taking photo's of this type of signs to remind me that the next pictures were from this cemetery. Since I have a GPS enabled cell phone, with camera, I have started to take a photo of the sign with it, to get the GPS information.
When I next visit a large cemetery with ancestors, I will probably take a photo with this camera, again for GPS information for the headstone.
With GeoTagging, now available, I am sure it will help in the future.
Thanks for the reminder.
Russ - 8:31 AM
- Ginger Smith said...
Another sign contributing to a clean and well-kept cemetery - http://tinyurl.com/2g6eo57


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Twelve-year-old Marcus and his mother, Fiona, have just moved from Cambridge to London, four years after his parents' divorce. Marcus tries to understand his mother's depression and to adjust to their new location. He discovers that his new school conforms to strict fashion and behavioral styles. Marcus dresses unfashionably and has a habit of drifting off and singing out loud. Although he tries to avoid bullies, he is not successful. In addition, Marcus worries increasingly about his mother's signs of mental illness.
Will Freeman, according to a magazine quiz he has taken, has a "coolness" rating of subzero. His philosophy is to avoid clutter, whether of possessions or of personal responsibilities. Will receives royalties for his father's only hit song, "Santa's Super Sleigh," allowing him to avoid work and providing him with time for fantasies of volunteering. Although he never actually volunteers for a cause, Will finds a new philanthropic endeavor: He becomes involved with Angie, a beautiful single mother. For Will, it is a perfect relationship. The attractive single mother adores him for not being her previous husband and for listening attentively, and she ends the relationship herself just when Will is wondering how to break up and still be considered a nice guy.
To meet more single mothers, Will invents a two-year-old son, Ned, and a former wife, Paula, and attends a meeting of SPAT (Single Parents Alone Together)....
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With About a Boy, Hornby moved into more ambitious territory. While High Fidelity was to some extent autobiographical, About a Boy expands the focus beyond the adult obsessive to examine adolescence along with arrested development. While at times less convincing than High Fidelity, About a Boy finds Hornby experimenting more with both tone and characterization.
The novel focuses upon two characters, Will and Marcus, and their improbable friendship. Will is the heir to a fortune, having inherited the publishing rights to a popular Christmas song. Will has never had to work, and prefers to spend his days listening to music, watching television, using drugs, dating, and driving around London. Will's leisure has allowed him to be "cool" by the standards of men's magazines; he goes to the right clubs, wears the right clothes, and listens to the right music. Marcus, by contrast, is a twelve-year-old boy who does not fit in at school. His parents are separated, and Marcus lives with his mother, Fiona, a depressive who does not care much about fashion or modern music. Marcus never wears the right clothes and knows nothing about the right music, making him an easy target for bullies.
The two protagonists meet when Will, for purely selfish reasons, becomes interested in dating single mothers and joins a group for single parents, pretending to have a son. Through the group he meets Suzie, a friend of...
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