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Celebrate this 4th of July holiday weekend at the Robert Murphy Hunter Jumper Show at the Kentucky Horse Park, June 4-7!
Sponsored by the Robert Murphy Stables of Lexington, the show will feature hunter/jumper classes for all ages. Riders from Kentucky and the surrounding region will compete in more than 120classes ranging from beginner to advance. This show will feature hunter classes that test the rider's equitation and ability to communicate with their horse.
Jumper competitions will keep the spectators on the edge of their seats, as the horse and rider teams are asked to negotiate a series of high fences as fast as they can. The team that can jump the highest jumps with the least amount of errors in the fastest time is determined to be the winner.
These horses and riders demonstrate athleticism, agility and communication. Spectators will enjoy this challenging competition at the Hunter Jumper complex.
For more information, please contact Robert Murphy stables at (859)255-3422 or visit www.robertmurphy stables.com.
Date & Time:
July 3-6, 2013 – 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Included in Kentucky Horse Park general admission, horse show-only rate available
Location & Parking:
Hunter Jumper Complex
Parking available in the Main Parking Lot
The 4th annual Bluegrass Morgan Classic, an event that showcases the fantastic Morgan horses, will be at the Kentucky Horse Park, July 3-6!
The Morgan horse is an American breed recognized for its beauty, versatility, and friendly personality. Their sensible nature and people-oriented personality make them ideal trail horses and family companions. They also excel in carriage driving and in all equestrian sports.
The Bluegrass Morgan Classic is a USEF A-rated event. It is also an AMHA four-star horse show and the 2011 and 2012 Horse World People's Choice Champion. Classes will include Mares In Hand, Fitting and Showmanship, Hunter Pleasure, Western Pleasure, Carriage Driving, Road Hack, Western Seat Equitation, Hunter Seat Equitation, Leadline, Stallions In Hand, Geldings In Hand, English Pleasure, Pleasure Driving, Classic Pleasure Saddle, Classic Pleasure Driving, Park Saddle, Park Harness, and Saddle Seat Equitation.
As part of "Leave your mark at the park," winners of all championships will receive a Morgan Pavilion brick with the 11 Grand Championship winners receiving a Morgan Pavilion Patio Stone.
The Bluegrass Morgan Classic Youth of the Year Contest is offered for senior, junior, walk-trot, and stick horse exhibitors. The winner of the senior division will have the opportunity to represent the Bluegrass Morgan Classic at the National Youth of the Year Contest in Oklahoma City during the 2013 Morgan Grand National and World Championship in October.
For more information about the Bluegrass Morgan Classic, contact Byron Singer at (317) 758-6518 or visit www.bluegrassmorganclassic.com.
Date & Time:
July 3-6, 2013 – 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Included in Kentucky Horse Park general admission, horse show-only rate available
Location & Parking:
Covered Arena
Parking available in the Main Parking Lot
The Region XIV and Silverama Championship Horse Show, an event showcasing the stunning Arabian and Half Arabian horses, returns to the Kentucky Horse Park, June 26-30!
The Region XIV and Silverama Championship Horse Show is one of the largest Arabian and Half Arabian regionals in the country attracting exhibitors from all over the country. There are classes in almost all divisions including English, Western dressage, sport horse, equitation, hunter, reining, trail, and halter, for both Arabians and Half Arabians. Exhibitors range all ages from 2-year-olds in leadline, to the oldest exhibitor, an 84-year-old riding in the country division.
On Wednesday, June 26, attend the Bill & Betty Zekan Memorial Youth Show. This is the 19th year that this all youth championship show has been a part of the Silverama Horse Show which offers a full slate of youth classes.
Known for being a show where you can bring your family, children and horses, exhibitors and spectators alike take pleasure in the safe and relaxed atmosphere dedicated entirely to the horse. So come take advantage of this unique opportunity to meet and be entertained by the beautiful Arabian and Half Arabian horses. Cheer for your favorite horse, walk through the barns and meet the horses!
For more information about the Silverama Horse Show, contact Cindy at (937) 962-4336 or visit www.aha14.com.
Time & Date:
June 26-30, 2013 – 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Included in Kentucky Horse Park general admission, horse show-only rate available
Covered Arena, Hunter Jumper complex
Parking available in the Main Parking Lot
The Parelli Horse & Soul Tour, guaranteed to entertain just as much as educate, is making a stop at the Kentucky Horse Park on May 25-26, 2013. The Parelli program focuses on building the natural relationship between human and horse using the principles of love, language and leadership as guides.
Founded in 1981 by lifelong horseman, horse trainer, rodeo rider, cowboy and teacher, Pat Parelli and his wife, Linda Parelli, began the Parelli Program to focus on teaching the human rather than training the horse. Participants are guided through a series of segments covering a wide range of topics, from Colt Starting to Horsenality, from Lead Changes to the Game of Contact. Each show features different students, different presenters, different music, and different lessons making each horsemanship tour unique, just like each horse.
Horse lovers at all levels and disciplines are welcome and may benefit from the Parelli Natural Horsemanship method. Themes include achieving success without force, partnership without dominance, teamwork without fear, willingness without intimidation, and harmony without coercion. Horse owners who follow the Parelli program have found that, not only does the program enable them to become a gifted horse trainer, but they also come away with the lasting gift of an enhanced relationship and communication with their horse as well as with everyone in their lives.
For this event, pets will not be allowed.Outside food and drink will also not be allowed into the arena. Food vendors will be open on-site.
Date & Time:
May 25-26, 2013 - 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
$25 for two full days (parking: $5.00)
Location & Parking:
The Alltech Arena
For further information on the Parelli Horse & Soul Tour, please visit www.parellinaturalhorsetraining.com
For details and online registration information, visit kentuckydressageassociation.org.
The Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation's Antiques and Garden Show at the Kentucky Horse Park's Alltech Arena will celebrate its 28th year with its show March 8-10, 2013. Highlights include nationally renowned Keynote Speakers* landscape designer Jon Carloftis, Hall of Fame interior designer Laura Bohn, and culinary artists Christopher Hirsheimer & Melissa Hamilton of Canal House Cooks; a special loan exhibit "Kentucky Revealed: Treasures from the Speed Art Museum", a vintage car show, Designer Vignettes by Matthew Carter Interiors, Jennifer Schnabel Interior Design, Kimbrel/Birkman Interior Design, and J. Michael's Design; daily complimentary lectures featuring regional experts, and on Saturday only, an Appraisal Fair* with Leslie Hindman Auctioneers and Bluegrass Auction & Appraisal.
The festivities begin with a Gala Preview Party* on Thursday, March 7, 2013 from 7:00 to 10:00 pm featuring fine cocktails and culinary specialties from Catering by Donna, a silent auction, valet parking, and shopping opportunities. The three-day show features more than 80 exhibitors of antiques, gardens, designer vignettes, silver, jewelry, collectibles and fine home furnishings, and hosts an A la Carte Café & Bar by Kentucky Horse Park Catering.
The show's complimentary daily lecture schedule begins March 8 at 2:00 p.m. with "Beauty & the Bluegrass: Maine Chance Farm & Elizabeth Arden" with Martha Birchfield. On March 9 at 10:30 a.m. "The Seasons of the Gardens & Flowers of the Kentucky Governor's Mansion" with Beth Sebastion, Garth Vinson and Tim Depenbrock; at 2:00 p.m., "Antiques in the Market Place" with Taylor Thistlethwaite; and at 3:30 pm, "Gardens of Inspiration: Incorporating Ideas from Historic Gardens around the World into Your Own Garden" with Joseph Hillenmeyer. On Sunday, March 10 at 12:30 p.m., "Short Stories of Early Kentucky Furniture, 1790-1820" with Mack Cox; and the final complimentary lecture will be at 2:30 p.m., "Kentucky in Prints" with James D. Birchfield.
*Denotes events requiring reservations, by calling the Blue Grass Trust at (859)253-0362 or going online at www.bluegrasstrust.org
Dates and Times:
Thursday, March 7, 2013 – 7:00 – 10:00 pm – Gala Preview Party
Friday, March 8, 2013 – 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday, March 9, 2013 – 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday, March 10, 2013 – 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Location and Parking:
Alltech Arena
Daily entry is $10.00; Run of Show ticket is $15.00 – available at the door
*Gala Preview Party $125 p/p; $95 young collector (35 & under)
*Keynote Lectures: Hirsheimer/Hamilton: $60 p/p; Laura Bohn: $40 p/p; Jon Carloftis: $60 p/p. Special See all 3 for $130.
*Appraisal Fair on March 9, 10 am – 4 pm: with Leslie Hindman Auctioneers Alexander Eblen, G.G., Director, Fine Jewelry and Time Pieces, and Rowley Kennerk, Director, Fine Arts; and from Bluegrass Auction & Appraisal LLC, Filson Graham, owner. Reservations required, call BGT @ 859/253-0362. $20 p/p, includes appraisal fee and daily show ticket. Limit: 2 items p/p, subject to approval.
Road to the Horse International 2013 celebrates the 10th anniversary of the World Champion Colt Starting competition with the most extravagant competition yet in Lexington, Kentucky.
A competition untouched by others, tests skill, experience and colt training prowess, Road to the Horse dares four young, elite horse trainers, Guy McLean, Dan James, Sarah Winters and Obbie Schlom, to create a trusting partnership with an untouched 3-year-old Quarter Horse from the renowned 6666 Ranch in Texas. Competitors have just three hours spread out over three days to build a working relationship with their colt. Clinicians work through the process using their own natural horsemanship style giving spectators a chance to learn from the best in the world. With disruptive sounds, exhilarating sights and adrenaline-pumping time constraints each competitor must face the final trial, an obstacle course. Only one will walk away with the Colt Starting World Champion Title.
Unlike the team format of 2012, these horsemen and horsewomen will represent their countries as individuals. Road to the Horse 2012 champions, Australians, McLean and James have their sights on once again being on top of the world.
Americans, Winters, 22, and Schlom, 18, will be the youngest ever competitors, marking only the second time another female competed in the event's 10 year history. In a battle of Australia versus America, will the title go back to Australia or will the challengers keep it at home?
True horse enthusiasts recognize Road to the Horse as the event of the year. An event so big can only happen in one place; the "Horse Capital of the World," Lexington, Kentucky. Meet horsemen and women from around the world at the Kentucky Horse Park for a truly unique experience. Now, for the first time ever, Road to the Horse legends will meet in one arena.
"This is the greatest equine event, held in the greatest facility, in the horse capital of the world," says award-winning producer, Tootie Bland.
The event will expand into the Alltech Arena, home to the 2010 World Equestrian Games, Kentucky Horse Park on March 15-17, 2013. The site boasts an on-site campground, nearby racehorse farms and historical sites.
Road to the Horse has become the hottest ticket in the equine world and historically sells out months in advance. Don't miss your chance to witness the World Championship of Colt Starting, much like the Super Bowl, being there is an experience that is unforgettable! Tickets for this electrifying event are on sale now and going fast at roadtothehorse.com.
To learn more, go to www.RoadToTheHorse.com or call 325.736.5000.
2013 Competitors: Guy McLean, Sarah Winters, Dan James and Obbie Schlom
2013 Clinicians: Chris Cox, Clinton Anderson, Craig Cameron, Curt Pate, Dan James, Glenn Stewart, Guy McLean, Jonathan Field, Ken McNabb, Martin Black, Richard Winters, Stacy Westfall and Tommy Garland
Location and Parking:
Alltech Arena for competition and all clinicians
Nations Members park in the Alltech Arena lot
General parking in the Main Visitor Parking lot; shuttles will be available to the Alltech Arena
Dates and Times:
Friday, March 15, 2013
9:00 am - Doors open for Nations Members
9:15 - 11:30 - Clinician Meet and Greet
10:30 am - Doors Open to all Ticket Holders
12:00 pm - Clinics Begin
2:00 pm - Opening Ceremonies
6:00 pm - End of Day 1
Saturday, March 16, 2013
9:00 am - Doors open for Nations Members
10:00 am - Doors Open
10:30 am - Clinics Begin
12:00 pm - Opening Ceremonies
4:00 pm - End of Day 2
10th Anniversary Celebration Party - Alltech Arena Floor - Saturday 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Sunday March 17th, 2013
8:00 am - Doors Open
8:15 am - Cowboy Church - Section 101
9:00 am - Opening Ceremonies
3:00 pm - 2013 World Champion Announced!
Tickets range from $80 to $200 (plus fees) and are valid for all three days
General Admission tickets or Nations Members tickets are available at
877-772-5425, or 888-695-0888, or at www.RoadToTheHorse.com.
The Kentucky Horse Park Foundation is hosting a benefit trail ride March 13 and 14 in conjunction with the Road to the Horse event being held at the Kentucky Horse Park's Alltech Arena March 15-17, relocating to Kentucky in 2013 from Tennessee. All proceeds from the trail ride will support the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation – a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to enhancing, expanding, and improving the Kentucky Horse Park.
The "Ride the Park on the Road to the Horse" trail ride will provide participants with a unique opportunity to bring their personal horses and ride on many trails marked throughout the park especially for this event. The trails will be open for the exclusive use of registered participants from 10 am to 4 pm both March 13 and 14, subject to weather conditions. Riders can enjoy the trails at their own pace on this unguided exploration of the park grounds.
Dates and Times:
Wednesday and Thursday, March 13 and 14, 2013 – 10 am to 4 pm
Registration Fee:
$50 per horse/rider combination – allows unlimited access to trails on either or both days
$20 per night stabling fee
Registration forms are available here - http://khpfoundation.org/Latest/2013-trail-ride.html
and are available by calling 859-255-5727 or by simply visiting www.khpfoundation.org.
For more information on Road to the Horse, visit www.roadtothehorse.com.
Thinking about remodeling? Or starting fresh on new home construction? Visit the New Home & Remodeling Marketplace to learn how local building professionals can enhance your lifestyle!
This third annual event is open to the public and designed with the consumer in mind who is planning to build a new home or planning a remodel project in their existing home. Some 55 exhibitors, consisting of professional builders, remodelers and home product supply companies will be on site to meet and discuss ideas with show guests. These are professional builders and remodelers backed with great reputations, customer recommendations and years of experience.
You should attend the show if you are looking to build. If you already have home plans, bring them to the show, if you do not have home plans the builders at the show will be there to guide you through the process. If you plan to remodel instead of build, the show's remodelers can assist you to make your vision a reality.
Even if you are not building or remodeling, the show's product suppliers can show you how to freshen up your home with new lighting fixtures, bathroom/kitchen faucets, or new flooring among other options.
Show specials and door prize drawings will be offered by the exhibitors
Sponsors: Pella and Bath Fitters
For more information on the show, visit Home Builders of Lexington at www.hbalexington.com.
Location and Parking:
Alltech Arena
Dates and Hours:
Friday, February 22, 2013 - 4 pm – 8pm
Saturday, February 23, 2013 - 10 am – 6 pm
Sunday, February 24, 2013 - 11 am – 4 pm
$5 Adults
Children 12 and Under are FREE
The Octoberfest Horse Trials by Champagne Run farm in Lexington are this weekend, October 27-28. Octoberfest is a fun schooling show for many new riders as well as experienced riders who will be bringing out green horses.
Dressage and Stadium Jumping will be held on Saturday, and Cross Country will be held on Sunday. Some 200-300 horses will be shown over the two days, some dressed up just for the special costume competitions (hey, it is Octoberfest after all!), creating a fun and friendly atmosphere for the new competitors. www.champagnerun.com
Admission -
Included in Kentucky Horse Park visitor admission, available at the Visitor Center
Parking -
Main Visitor Parking Lot
Location -
Saturday - Dressage in Dressage Complex (starts 8:00 am)
Saturday - Stadium Jumping in Hunter/Jumper Complex (finishes by 5:30 pm)
Sunday - Cross Country on Cross Country Course
Times –
Saturday, October 27, 8:00 am to 5:30 pm (approx.)
Sunday, October 28, 8:30 am to 2:30 pm (approx.)


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Pacers have signed Tyler Hansbrough, the former North Carolina star who was the team's top pick in the NBA draft.
The 6-foot-9 forward had been playing with the Pacers summer league team in Orlando, Fla., before his singing was announced Wednesday.
As the 13th overall pick, he's slotted in the NBA's rookie salary scale to receive about $1.5 million this season and nearly $1.7 million next season, with a $1.8 million option for his third year.
Hansbrough is the Atlantic Coast Conference's career-scoring leader and had 40 points and nine rebounds in his first two summer league games for the Pacers.
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How about him Brian -- hope you love keeping score with me because got three great stories coming your way now.
Don't forget to watch FOX & Friends those six to nine listen to -- the difference from ninety -- I follow boxing.
And I remember controversial decision to controversial decision.
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Problems -- Norton problems before all this stuff who won.
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We sure controversial decision in Pacquiao Bradley.
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Their five judges who are now in their prime outside of Vegas -- -- -- seventy years old Alex senior citizens but seventy years old should you be watching two of the best quickest fighters in the world.
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So the WBS's org I want pack you really want what we're not reversing the decision.
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Why does anyone need to fight for a boxing body Pacquiao is the best fire in the world.
The only -- -- -- beat him is in jail right now Floyd Mayweather Mayweather gets out we'll see if he actually wants to fight Manny Pacquiao.
At which time they'll get checks for about thirty million dollars each and so we'll just about everybody else around them.
What if that indeed happens which shows you how little legislation there isn't boxing.
The WBO is demanding a rematch -- I has gone I don't think so we -- would define somebody else and probably will happen.
Now it's like saying in the Super Bowl than say OK I want you to open up next year giants and patriots in week one ago.
Not not gonna -- the patriots are the political it's it's gonna happen.
One is gonna say to somebody -- in that sport even they're good great matches and a great athletes a range of controversy and finally it happened.
The NCAA all all but set to announce that they will have a semifinal and final game like every other major sport.
Division one football will no longer be in the hands of the voters that decide who -- best two teams are and where they should play.
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Tung Mei Choy spread the white rice across edible paper made from soybeans. Then, he layered the sticky rice with crab meat.
Choy lifted the plastic-wrapped bamboo mat underneath. He pressed the mat against the ingredients to make a tight roll. Then, he layered slices of tuna and salmon across the roll. Using a sharp chef's knife, he cut the roll into 10 pieces.
Next, he drizzled sweet eel sauce over the fish slices. Choy didn't need to refer to the "specials" board with the South Beach Roll's ingredients listed inside Sakura Restaurant.
Choy, who is Chinese, became a sushi chef in 1984. The South Beach Roll is his specialty, along with at least 10 others served in his restaurant on Cliffdale Road near Skibo Road.
Choy creates sushi rolls with ease.
Nigiri rolls, slices of fish on small rice beds, take seconds to plate. Choy used his fingers to shape the rice into a small square. He arched a piece of shrimp with the curve of his thumb before placing it on the rice bed.
Sushi at its basics is rice and raw fish. It is the chef who determines which sauces pair with each fish, which rolls could use a sprinkle of sesame seeds and the best combinations for a dash of wasabi.
"We get fresh fish three times a week," Choy said.
Choy makes at least 200 to 300 individual pieces of sushi each day.
That's 80 pounds of salmon each week, along with 40 pounds of tuna and 60 pounds of crab meat.
As for the rice? More than 400 pounds used every two weeks.
Choy's days start at 9:30 a.m., nearly two hours before Sakura opens. He cooks the sushi rice daily. It stays warm in a cooker resting on a wooden chair between him and a second sushi chef. Cooking the rice too long will cause it to harden and lose its stickiness.
But what draws customers in is the presentation. People eat what appeals to their eyes, Choy said.
Creating neat, circular rolls. Shaping the rice around brightly colored avocado, cucumbers or fish eggs.
Choy plated the South Beach Roll pieces. He added a carrot shaped into a butterfly and a crab, made from cucumber, to the plate. It's just decoration, but like creating sushi, Choy enjoys adding tidbits to his dishes.
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Unlike countertops that are delivered as a solid slab, metal countertops are usually made by wrapping a sheet of the material over a waterproof fiberboard core. But that doesnt make them any less durable. Stainless steel is one of the toughest options out there (theres a reason youll find so much of it in professional kitchens). It wont oxidize and it wont stain, says Richard Brooks, president of Brooks Custom countertops in Mount Kisco, New York. Twenty years later, you can scour it with Scotch-Brite and make it look like the day it was new.
But in addition to impervious stainless steel, Brooks also builds many zinc and copper countertops, which develop a patina over time. Zinc and copper hearken back to an earlier time. Its more about antique charm than it is utility, he says, pointing out that both are softer metals, which can easily scratch. As a result, we often use them in a wet bar or a pantry, he says. Even less common, and more expensive, are pewter and bronze countertops.
Brooks pegs the price of stainless steel, zinc, and copper countertops, at about 20 percent more than marble or granite. But you wind up with something thats unique, he says.
Like solid-surface materials, concrete is a strong, versatile option for the kitchen. Because concrete countertops are made from custom molds, almost any shape is possible. Concrete countertops are totally open to customization, so you can really go to town with the formwork and shapes, says Christian Lincoln, founder of Counter Culture Concrete. Its almost like sculpture. Surprisingly, concrete countertops can also be made in a variety of colors, from terra-cotta to turquoise.
Concrete used to have a reputation for cracking, but, according to Lincoln, thats no longer a concern, as professionally manufactured concrete countertops are vibrated as they set to eliminate air pockets and ensure a dense final product. However, because concrete is porous, it does require some routine care. Lincoln recommends applying an acrylic polymer sealer to new countertops, and then following up with a paste wax every few months to protect against staining. Prices start at about $85 per square foot.


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It's pretty incredible for Humboldt to have produced two Olympic athletes, and they wanted to show their support.
Staging Canadell in Humboldt has made a $5,000 donation to the local Rush for Gold campaign which supports Olympic athletes Brianne Theisen (heptathlon) and Lyndon Rush (bobsleigh).
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It takes time and effort to get to the level where these athletes can compete at the Olympics, she continued, and they don't get enough financial support along the way.
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Rush represented Canada at the 2010 Olympics, winning a bronze medal, and is training hard right now for the 2014 games in Russia. Theisen recently qualified for the 2012 Olympic games in London, and will be competing there in just a couple of weeks.
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"These are two great people from the community to invest in," he concluded.
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"I think these two people are an inspiration," Von Doellen said. "Anyone who becomes the best in the world at what they do is admirable."
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"Who better to motivate them to reach their goals than two Olympic athletes?" he asked.
"This is certainly a wonderful kick-off for our cash donations," said Rush for Gold committee chair Michelle Bankowski after receiving the cheque.
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Was watching NASCAR raceday - Darrell Waltrip was talking about racing on the small-track circuit when a driver raced about every night. He said that after racing a couple of nights with dick trickle, you were worn out. I guess that's how long it took the pennicillan to kick in. Oh, wait, I bet he meant Mr. Dick Trickle, the roundie-round legend. Last edited on Sat Feb 23rd, 2008 02:38 am by JoanieReb |
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Yes, that was truly Bad Joanie. And, Mr. Trickle deserves great respect. It's just, you know DW, how enthusiastic and sincere he is. Imagine him saying this, and know that there are fans out there who don't know who Mr. Trickle is. Ahahahahahahaha, I jest cain't help it. Anyway, SPEED recently had a short segment on what drivers do when they have to use the facilities and are busy with other things, like driving a race car in a major race. Put that in the catagory of "Things I've wonderd about, but really didn't want to know".... Oh, heck, I admit it, it was funny. Especailly the driver interviews. The guys seemed awfully willing to talk about it, even "relieved" (sorry AGAIN!) A'nuther BAD JOANIE, NO COOKIE. OK, we've done the silly name thing now when it comes to Mr. Trickle. From here on in, I will treat him with the respect he deserves. Especailly since I don't think that I can top DW there. Last edited on Sat Feb 23rd, 2008 09:13 pm by JoanieReb |
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The lobster dinner was a big disappointment. The soup and appetizer were superb. But with bits of lobster in both the bisque and sliders we expected chunks in the risotto. The bits in the risotto were even smaller than in the previous two courses. For a $48 lobster dinner there should be large chunks of claw and tail meat, not the little scraps used in cheap restaurants.
My friend and I came here for restaurant week, and we had a great experience. The restaurant wasn't too crowded, and the food was really delicious.
From the tender arancini to what may be the BEST creme brulee I have ever had, the entire evening was fantastic. Outgoing, knowledgeable staff; friendly valet too! Thank you!
Went in for Restaurant Week to try something new and was pleasantly suprised; pretty diverse menu for the event and the food was very good; wasn't too busy that night but server wasn't very attentive to the table so service was mediocre at best; otherwise a very good experience.
Wonderful and diverse offerings for restaurant week.
We came in for Easter Brunch. My salmon eggs benedict was delicious, and the roasted potatoes amazing. My friend loved her salad. My mother got the lamb from the Easter brunch buffet. She said it was cooked perfectly, and loved the rice side dish it came with. The only negative was that there was not a gravy for the lamb, and the rice side dish ran out before she was able to get seconds. Other than that, service was great, we liked the ambiance, and we would all recommend this restaurant!
The service was great and the food terrific. The boothe we sat in was not very comfortable.
Our host, Mustapha was awesome. Once I selected my wine, he continued to provide additional recommendations for me to try. The presentation of the food was amazing and the taste of the food was fresh. The booths were a little tight for someone plu size or over 6ft but were comfortable. I would recommend this spot for after work unwind.
Food was great , reasonable pricing and nice atmosphere
Great food, good selection of wines, I have taken both family and work groups and been very happy with the results.
I took an interview candidate to lunch here. The food was tasty but not especially exceptional - but other nearby sit-down choices are major chains so this is the best bet for a lunch interview near where I work near the Lechmere T-stop. There are a number of sandwich and take-out places nearby for stand-up alternatives. There are several good vegetarian but non-vegan choices on the menu, my preference. Prices are quite moderate, so the value is good. The service was friendly and attentive, but the restaurant was not especially busy. I will probably use this restaurant again for an interview lunch.
When I booked, I had no idea that Bambara was inside a hotel; I try to avoid hotel restaurants, especially for breakfast. When I walked in & saw a buffet, my heart sank! But no worries! We were seated in a nice, cozy booth & given a full breakfast menu. The choices were original & creative, with many old favorites included, too. I had the breakfast burger: a CAB burger with bacon and egg on top. It was quite tasty! My partner had eggs benedict, and said it was prepared well and the hollandaise was excellent. The service was unobtrusive, but attentive. It wasn't crowded which made for a lovely, lingering breakfast. I would return. NOTE: there is no 'free' parking close by... we had to walk 4 blocks. It was a gorgeous morning, so it was fine.
It's too bad the bar isn't more isolated from the tables. The ambiance in the restaurant is good, but having the bar with the tv's blaring pretty much ruins it.
Went to brunch on Fathers Day. Not many patrons so it was quiet. This restaurant is part of the Hotel Marlow, so there were hotel guests about. Brunch was buffet or order off menu. Both looked good but I ordered off menu. Food was really tasty....I got an egg white frittata that came with mix greens on it...very light and tasty dressing. Salad for breakfast? Only in Japan, I thought but not anymore. I'd go back, and would like to check out the dinner menu next....
Visiting Boston for week including July 4 , we wanted a nice place to eat before watching the fireworks from the Cambridge side. Bambara was our choice for a good, special treat. We chose two small dishes each . Service and food were excellent and we would certainly recommend Bambara to anyone wanting a sophisticated, well-run, but perhaps a little impersonal dining venue.
Bambara is a reliable place to dine when you want great food in a quiet, lovely room. When full, the noise level can be moderate, but the restaurant seems well designed to permit easy conversations. The menu never overwhelms, but always includes creative presentations of very fresh seasonal ingredients. The wine list is excellent, and bar drinks delicious. We'll definitely return and highly recommend Bambara.
For a restaurant in a hotel, this one is very good. It is a little out of the way from most residential areas of Cambridge, and the free parking requires going into a mall garage, so good and bad. The food is quite good and our service was excellent. The wine list was good though I would prefer more of a price balance.
Nice decor and good food! Great service! Parking is a bit of a small issue or inconvenience but, not to deter anybody from coming.
I was at the Bambara with a friend for just some drinks and appetizers. The service we got, made our night a greater experience than i thought it would be. Our server, Wagner was so nice. He suggested the lobster sliders that were DELICIOUS! My friend is not from town and we already know that next time she stops for a visit, Bambara is certainly in our list for dinning.
This restaurant was in the hotel that we stayed. It was a bit pricey but we opted for the 3 courses for an affordable amount. The food was delicious however the service was a bit lacking. It took too long to order & to be attended to in between courses. But overall it was a nice experience.
Incredible experience every time ....Bambara it's great and the service , always amazing.
We had a wonderful "power lunch" here between tourist-type outings on a recent weekday. This is a great place for lunch; the menu as something for everyone and the combination of choose-your-appetizer-with-entree comes with a gooey hot cookie and coffee to go. We were very impressed with the excellent service.
Went here over the weekend twice for brunch. Its close to where I live and a little change from the typical brunch at Cheesecake Factory in the Cambridgeside Mall. Bambara has a great selection for brunch entrees from pancakes to breakfast burgers. The smoked salmon flat bread was a hit as well as the yummy french toast with toasted coconut. Drinks were great as well. Peach Bellini will get you going with mixture of peach schnapps and champagne. The passion fruit mimosa was way too tart for me but the waitress was pleasant and replaced it with a classic mimosa that hit the spot.
The staff went out of their way to make the dining experience a memorable one even on a weeknight. Our waiter described the menu in detail pointing out specialties of the house. Overall, the menu doesn't suffer from overwrought dishes with phantasmagorical concoctions of disparately random (for the sake of being different) ingredients. The lobster sliders were wonderful. While some may bristle at the idea of ordering chicken at a restaurant, there's something to be said about being able to cook it well and it was done beautifully. I would highly recommend this restaurant.
This is a nice restaurant for a business lunch. Lots of room, good variety in the menu and excellent food. I recently took a client who was vegan, but I didn't know beforehand. The waiter ensured him the chef would take care of his request and they had a few good options on the menu he pointed out.
We really lucked out basing the selection on the comments on this site. We really enjoyed the meal, although a bit pricey for the type of restaurant, it was really good. The scallops, for example, were just under $30 but had only 4 scallops. The waiter was wonderful in setting expectations about this, however. I love Kimpton Hotels so I figured this would be great and it was! I'd go back again!
Very Accomodating, relaxxed Dinner for seven people, Easy parking, very nice ambience, open kitchen, well prepared food.
Nice selection of brunch menu items, as well as a breakfast buffet. Attentive service, reasonable prices for the city.
This was our second time here and once again the food was excellent. Unfortunately the service does not match the food. We Were one of 4 tables left late at night. The bar was busy but the restaurant wAs not and our service was terrible. I don't mind paying for great food, but it is too bad that once again the food did not match the service. Definitely go for the great food and menu, but, hopefully the restaurant will read this and hire either additional or better waitstaff.
I had a Kimpton promo for Bambara and probably would never haad known about ithe restaurant or the hotel had I not gotten the email promo. I didn't even realize there was a Kimpton Hotel in Cambridge! (Hotel Marlowe). The food was superb! Waitress was very professional and informative. Very attentive but not overly. We requested a couple of alterations/substitutions on our meal and they were veyr accommodating with our requests. The restaurant is beautiful and cozy, especially on a cold day. It was nice to be able to walk around the hotel and attached mall on a cold night. Hotel is beautiful!!
We had an outstanding meal . Those short ribs are to die for .
Our meals were excellent and the service was attentive and excellent too. Would highly recommend it
Very well balanced and inventive drinks and classics as well. Food was great. I had a lamb shank which melted in my mouth. Oysters we fresh. Beet salad was delicious. Lobster sliders were sinful. Desserts were great, we had a pie and a selection of ice creams and sorbets. Would go back to the bar just for the drinks.
Food is pricy, but it is good enough to support the price.
Once again Wagner delivered a great service with some good laughs!
Tasty food presented beautifully. Ambiance was smart & fresh. Service friendly and excellent. Definite thumbs up!
The food was fantastic. We came here for restaurant week and were NOT disappointed. My friend and I split the lobster meal. SO glad we split it! There was so much food! They brought us lobster bisque and lobster sliders. Then we got lobster risotto and topped it off with a creme brulee (the BEST creme brulee I've ever had). Delicious. We will definitely be back.
Had a wonderful late Friday evening meal and a terrific Easter brunch lots of delicious and elegant choices highly recommend
I was absolutely astounded by the level of service. I loved this place before I had any food. You can tell how great a place is by the bread, and they definitely took their time with that. If you get a chance, try the chirizo flat bread. Good golly Ms. Molly you should try it!
food was yummy. service was excellent. drinks inventive.
Attentive host Bill. Awesome server Brett--friendly and fun without being intrusive. Great dirty/hot vodka martini. Wonderful food, too. Oh, and did I mention they are dog friendly? Bring your pooch to their cozy outdoor patio adjacent to the restaurant. We will be back!
We had a lobster dinner and everything was perfect. Highly recommend.
My wife and I attended on a Sunday evening with a special offer of a 5 course lobster dinner with wine pairing. Amazing how each dish had it's own distinct flavor. This featured a lobster slider, lobster salad, lobster ravioli with fava bean and lobster tail with polenta. Our compliments to the chef as this was outstanding from start to finish and should be featured on the regular menu. The staff was absolutely wonderful, especially Sheila who was very attentive to our needs yet never intrusive.
Excellent value. Bambara offers restaurant week menu on their ENTIRE MENU - ot just a few select items. Also, restaurant week prices available on a Saturday - not just weekday.
When i walk into a restaurant, I turn my phone's stopwatch on and evaluate everything. I am happy to say that Bambara has passed with flying colors. The service was perfect. I wanted the cnocchi dish, but it had lobster (which I don't eat). The chef was very gracious to come to our table to discuss a substitute seafood item for the dish. He then personally prepared the dish instead of having his line staff cook it. He said he prorated the dish with love. Thank you chef! The dish was OUTSTANDING! My husband' s steak frites dish was also great. ... tasty. I feel honored to have such care and attention directed to me, to ensure I have a great dining experience. This was my second time at Bambara... and I will keep going back.
Our dinner at Bambara was a unique experience we enjoyed immensely. Not wanting to be known as a stiff over the top restaurant, the decor was nicely presented and the service was outstanding. Our waiter, Wagner, was a mountain of information and open to our very unusual requests. We shared 6 appetizers but only one dinner; and when Wagner apologized that the bottle of proseco we ordered was unavailable at that moment, he was quick to suggest and bring a very exceptional champagne for the same price. Our water and bread and butter were never lacking, and he explained every dish we had questions about. His more than 20 years of fine dining experience showed well that night! Except for the vegetable gespacho, everything on the menu was great!
My husband and I had such a great dining experience at Bambara, we decided to try it again. The food, service and overall experience were just wonderful....yet again. The chef has to be commended for deliciously creative meals. My husband is quite picky about his meal. However, he had all positive comments about Bambara's food. Quite delicious.
As always a good service! They change the menu But again my server Wagner had all the explanation for us. Got the scallops that was delicious! I wasn't in a great mood that Night but Wagner is such a great guy! He made me laugh so much That I totally forgot why I was in a bad mood. He recognize me at first glance And did remember what I had last time I was there! Impressive! Wagner knows at all about good service! Thanks for once again a great night!


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Members of the Hofstra Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble on the set of "Good Morning America"
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY ... Twelve student and alumni members of the Hofstra Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble joined Hofstra Adjunct Assistant Professor of Music Michael Saltzman and 51 other musicians for a holiday music segment broadcasted on ABC's Good Morning America on December 20, 2008.
Hofstra students and alumni featured on Good Morning America:
Top row (l to r) Michael DesRault, Melissa Quartararo, Professor of Tuba and Euphonium Michael Salzman, Craig Martin and Adam Dristle. Bottom row (l to r) David Abrams, Michael Oakes, Kevin Mecchella and Brian Vollmer.
Not pictured: Tim Eckstrum, Anthony Stelmach, Justin Comito, and Matthew Holmgren.
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TubaChristmas is organized by the Harvey Phillips Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to "...developing, expanding, and preserving the music arts..." The Foundation focuses special attention on musical instruments not ordinarily the object of other support.
Professor Salzman is one of the regional coordinators of TubaChristmas and was asked to help pull together musicians for the ABC broadcast.
This year there were 242 TubaChristmas celebrations around the world. The largest was the 35th annual event in New York City's Rockefeller Center on December 13, which featured the participation of more than 500 tuba and euphonium players. Professor Salzman has participated in TubaChristmas every year since 1975 and has been helping to organize the New York event for the past 20 years.
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Mark Tibergien is Chief Executive Officer of Pershing Advisor Solutions, a BNY Mellon company. Pershing Advisor Solutions is one of the country's leading custodians for registered investment advisors and family offices. Mr. Tibergien is also a Managing Director, a member of Pershing's Executive Committee and recently he has been appointed to the Operating Committee of BNY Mellon. Mr. Tibergien joined Pershing in 2007.
Prior to joining Pershing, Mr. Tibergien was a nationally recognized expert on management and transition issues within the financial services industry. He was a principal at the accounting and consulting firm, Moss Adams LLP, where he was partner-in-charge of the Business Consulting group, chairman of the Financial Services Industry group and partner-in-charge of the Business Valuation group. Previously, he was president of a nationally recognized bank and business training and consulting firm, a principal in an investment management and business valuation firm, a writer for a financial trade magazine and a general assignment newspaper and radio reporter.
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Edible Juice Recipe
- 2 envelope unflavored gelatin
- 4 cups orange juice, divided
- 4 teaspoons sugar
- 4 drinking straws
- In a small bowl, sprinkle gelatin over 1 cup juice; let stand 1 minute.
- In a large saucepan, bring sugar and remaining juice to a boil. Stir in gelatin mixture. Cook and stir over low heat until gelatin is completely dissolved. Pour into four glasses; insert straws. Refrigerate, covered, until firm. Yield: 4 servings.
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In the 80's, my kids loved this as squares & 30 years later I still have the Rubbermaid plastic container I used to make them.
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Miss Abby Neal, age 16 of Big Canoe, passed away February 9, 2013 at Scottish Rite Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. She is survived by her Father: Keith & Tonya Neal of Jasper, Mother: Debbie Neal of Cumming, Grandparents: Bob & Linda Neal of Big Canoe, Jerry & Judy Williams of White Oak, GA, Brother: Joseph Neal of Brunswick, GA, Sisters: Ava Neal & Ella Neal both of Cumming, Step-Brothers: Haiden Bain & Zakaryah Bain, both of Jasper. Abby is preceded in death by her Grandmother: Gail H. Williams, Great-Grandparents: Myra H. Martin, Fred H. Martin, Robert M. Neal, Helen F. Neal, George B. Harvey, Sarah F. Harvey, Wiley Williams & Mary Williams. Visitation will begin at Cagle Funeral Home in Jasper, GA Thursday, Feb. 14 from 6 PM to 8 PM. The Funeral Service will be 11 AM Friday at Trinity Evangelical Church (Big Canoe) with Pastor Jeff Falkowski officiating, the interment will follow in Big Canoe Cemetery. The following serviced as Pallbearers: Bob Neal, Keith Neal, Kevin Neal, Seph Neal, Jerry Williams, Wade Williams & Walker Neal as Honorary. The Family will accept flowers or donations to United Mitochondrail Disease Foundation. Cagle Funeral Home, Jasper GA was honored to serve The Neal Family. For further information
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June Orientation
June 2013 Orientation Recap |
June 2013 Orientation
Orientation Dates | Registration | Accommodations | What to Bring
Schedules | Arrival/Departure | Contact Us
The Orientation program is a unique opportunity for first-year students to get acquainted with Fairfield University. First-year students attending Orientation will:
- Register for courses
- Create an academic plan for their first year
- Develop a community with the other first-year students who will be in your First Year Experience program seminar group
- Gain a head start on a successful, enjoyable college experience, and will make your transition in September much easier
- Bond with your New Student Leader - who serves the role of mentor, advisor, acquaintance, facilitator, and resource for incoming students
- Meet faculty and staff members and learn more about the expectations of the faculty-student relationship
- Stay overnight in the residence halls
- Have fun!
First-year students should carefully review the First-Year Student Guide prior to Orientation.
Orientation 2013
Orientation Dates
Students may choose to attend one of two Orientation sessions. The first session will take place June 18-19, 2013 and the second session will take place June 24-25.
After May 1, students can complete Student Registration via their online First-Year Checklist. An Orientation fee that appears on the fall semester tuition bill covers the student cost for Orientation in June and Fall Welcome in September.
After May 1, parents/guardians can register via the online Parent/Guardian Registration, available after May 1. An Orientation fee of $80 per parent/guardian is charged at the time of registration.
All students, including commuter students, attending Orientation will stay overnight in the residence halls. Meals will be provided throughout the duration of the program.
Parents/Guardians have the option of commuting from home for the two-day session or making reservations to stay at a local hotel. The University has arranged with these hotels to hold a block of rooms at a discounted rate.
- Casual, comfortable clothes and shoes
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- Pillow, sheets and blanket, or sleeping bag
- Small fan
- First-Year Student Guide
Plan to arrive by 8 a.m. for check-in. We recommend that students arrive early. Anticipate 15-20 minutes for the check-in process. The program will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m.
The student program concludes around 3 p.m. on the second day of Orientation. Students should not plan to leave earlier unless arrangements have been made with the Orientation office.
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5-Day Deep Green Cleanse
For the experienced cleanser and/or veggie lover, a series of vegetable rich and green juices for a refreshing, deep green cleanse experience.
Per Day, One 16-ounce bottle of each freshly pressed juice. All ingredients are organic.
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- + Ginger Turmeric Tonic (lemon, ginger, turmeric, honey)
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- + Almond milk (almonds, dates, pumpkin seed, maple syrup, cinnamon, sea salt)
- + True Green juice (celery, cucumber, spinach, lime)
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