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Roberts man sentenced to 30 years for school arson
The man who set fire to a Roberts school was sentenced Friday to 30 years total confinement -- 20 years of initial confinement and 10 years of...
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December 20, 2013 - 3:58pm
Students of all ages take part in holiday concerts
New Richmond students at every grade-level took to the stage, and music room, to celebrate the holidays with songs performed by bands, choirs and orchestras, as well as elementary school students. Student performances included Hillside Elementary, Starr Elementary, New Richmond Middle...
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December 20, 2013 - 3:33pm
New Richmond students help smash global sport stacking record
More than 1,000 students in physical education classes throughout New Richmond took part in the eighth annual World Sports Stacking Association Guinness World Records Day event on Nov. 14. The New Richmond students helped the WSSA break the world record for "Most People Sports...
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December 20, 2013 - 3:27pm
High school's LOTUS group offers support, education
At the start of this school year, New Richmond High School counselor Shannon Bartlett was approached by a small group of students who expressed a desire to put together a club or group that helped create positive peer connections and to create a safe, accepting and open environment...
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Hannah White graduates with honors
A Hammond student at UW-Stevens Point was among 40 students honored with the 2013 Chancellor's Leadership Award on Friday, Dec 13. Hannah White, daughter of Donnie White and Connie Buelow, is a senior who majored in wildlife ecology research and management with a minor in conservation...
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December 20, 2013 - 2:42pm
St. Anne Catholic School first trimester honor rolls
Fifth grade A Andrew Chambers, Abbey Skramstad and Hannah Thoreson Sixth grade A Margo Gauper, Riley McGurran, Adrianna Meath and Bryce Nault Seventh grade A Ben Schmitt, Allie Stock, Karah Wink and Mae Woods Eighth grade A Burke Meader, Anna Rybacki, Anya...
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The Somerset Public Library is going to the dogs. Bailey, a shepherd-mix therapy dog, has spent her entire life around kids. She adores them and they adore her, said Bailey's owner Joan Berg. Bailey and Berg visited the Somerset Library's story hour kids on Wednesday, Dec....
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December 20, 2013 - 2:11pm
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They've done toy drives. They've done diaper drives. They've collected food for local food pantries. This year they wanted to do something different. The Somerset High School Student Council searched on Google for a local charity, and the one that caught their eyes was Books...
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SCAF Animal shelter will be built, but it takes time
"We want that shelter built yesterday, but there's only one chance to launch a capital campaign, and it must be done right," said St. Croix Animal Friend's secretary Vicki Donatell. The SCAF Board of Directors is aware the public is wondering what is taking them so long...
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December 20, 2013 - 11:59am
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According to Somerset district administrator Randy Rosburg, most of the projects funded by the referendum are almost finished and on budget. All that's left is a few minor things to be wrapped up and final detail work, Rosburg told Board of Education members at the Monday night...
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Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne was in New Richmond last week speaking at a local Democratic Party event in an effort to get his state attorney general campaign rolling. Ozanne, who touts himself as a sixth-generation Wisconsinite, was in New Richmond on Thursday, Dec....
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Excellent tips! I think the key to using ALL of your tips is to also have an idea what the REGULAR prices are on the things you buy frequently. That way, when the stuff goes on sale you'll know whether it's a good deal or not. Some people go as far as keeping a notebook with prices in it so they can compare whenever they're out shopping.
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Sounds simple, doesn't it? Just look for a deal and make it your mission to come home with the item. It doesn't take long after making the switch from shopaholic to savvy spender to realize there is WAY more to it than that. How much do you buy at one time? How do you balance tying up your liquid cash on the front end to snag a deal with maintaining your monthly savings goals? How much is too much? Where will you store everything? How do you track your rebates and organize your coupons? Arrrggghh!!!!! Don't worry. We've got your back.
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There are a few general tips. Dress comfortably would be first on my list. For internet shopping, that can basically be your underwear. If you're going out and about however, it would include well-fitting casual wear and some seriously supportive shoes. Next, don't bite off more than you can chew. Taking on too much at once like a gift cabinet, pantry shopping and stocking up on thrift store gift wrapping supplies can leave you feeling cluttered, crowded and overwhelmed. The third main tip is to develop an overall awareness of prices. Some folks advise doing this with a price book. Others don't have as many items they buy on a regular basis, and just keep a general per pound or per item price in their heads.
Yes, there's more to it than this. But you're not going to be biting off more than you can chew, right? In fact, one–three new areas of bargain shopping a month is more than enough for most people. A few classic overview articles from the Wise Bread archives before we get into the main categories of savings strategies:
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Now, on to the main categories of saving.
Loss Leaders
The first thing most people think of when they hear the term "loss leader" is some sort of grocery item. So let's start there. One of the most powerful places to put loss leader sale watching into practice is the meat department. A good rule of thumb for beginners is to look for a 50 percent savings on a meat item you regularly buy. For example, if you normally pay three dollars a pound for boneless/skinless chicken breast and you see a sale for $1.50 a pound, buy the same dollar amount you normally would and set the extra aside in your freezer. This will give you some protein to have in reserve until the next sale comes up. Occasionally, you'll see an even greater sale that will be worth buying an even greater supply of. Once you have a hefty and diverse supply in your freezer of the different meats your family prefers to eat, you really won't have to pay full price ever again.
Grocery stores run these sales on a regular basis in an attempt to get your business. Finding decent meats in the $1-2 a pound range is easy to do if you shop this way. Seafood can run a bit more, but there are still ways to purchase it more affordably. Some meats I've managed to pick up affordably in the past few months? Boneless Angus sirloin for $1.99 a pound, turkey for less than 50 cents a pound, boneless chicken for less than $2, roasters for around 89 cents, and boneless pork sirloin for 99 cents per pound. Other grocery items that tend to fall in the category of loss leaders on a regular basis include fresh produce, baking supplies, dairy products and canned goods.
Here's something important to bear in mind though, folks. These sales don't apply to just food items. Shampoos, deodorants, first aid products and a whole range of personal care items are discounted on a regular basis as well. Cleaning products are also heavily marked down periodically to entice you to try a new brand.
Seasonal Sales
I guess one could technically argue that these should be considered loss leaders as well. And to a certain extent, I agree. From my perspective however, I normally consider loss leaders to be items I see on sale one or more times per month in various stores. Seasonal sales (for the purposes of this article) are ones that occur four times a year max, but generally fall into the once or twice a year category. While some grocery items like canned pumpkin, winter holiday spices, and summer picnic supplies are included here, I mainly want to focus on other things, at least as far as this section is concerned.
Let's take a look at athletic shoes, for example. I consider good foot support to be extremely important. While that can cost a bit more even for just my husband and me, a couple with six children needs to take seasonal sale watching on this product to a whole new level. Sneakers go on sale a few times a year, but one of the best times to snag a great price on them is August. I've seen the really good brands be as much as 80% off at this time. Snagging a deal of this magnitude times eight pairs of athletic footwear can make the difference in some families between either putting nutritious food on the table that week, or even being able to replace necessary clothing items at all.
Post holiday sales are another way I like to keep an eye out for things we buy regularly. Let's take bar items, for example. After Christmas, loads of specialty liquors are marked down to ridiculously low prices. Ditto for clothing, batteries, and solid color gift wrap.
Standard Cheapies That'll Go the Distance
It's fine to fill in with some luxury cheeses and the occasional lobster. But having your pantry, fridge and freezer well stocked with some affordable basics can provide you with a number of backdrops to showcase those higher end ingredients and make them go the distance. It also keeps things flowing nutritiously on the home front if you need to take a break from grocery shopping one week to cover an unexpected emergency.
Basic doesn't have to be boring. A number of cheapskate ingredients offer superior diversity and style. In fact, quite a few have been showcased right here on Wise Bread. Want some inspiration? Check out these posts on:
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Soups and salads can also be taken to the next level more affordably than you might think.
Generics Rock
More than just a way to save money on medical costs, going generic is a great strategy for saving money on all sorts of things, from ink and art supplies to shampoo and groceries. If clipping coupons isn't in your schedule, or you're just too overwhelmed to keep up with it at any point, switching to generics in general is an easy way to go to save money. Many grocery store chains have their own generic food lines now, including Hannaford and Target. If you haven't considered going this route before, you might be very surprised at the variety of options available to you. Marinades, ice cream, bistro style appetizers, gourmet pasta, organic food items, dairy products and more are available in generic equivalents.
Get Into a Different Gift Giving Zone
Whether by necessity or desire, we all have to come up with gift ideas on a regular basis. There's nothing wrong with being generous, but if you're not careful gift giving can run your budget into the ditch. We actually have several great resources articles right here on Wise Bread to start you off:
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Some people can't be bothered with coupons. Some swear by them. Others have more of a love-hate relationship. Ditto with rebate programs. It ends up being a deeply personal choice for all of us, based upon lifestyle, personality, and a variety of other issues that are different for everyone. If you've never embraced these things before, chances are you'll have to get your feet wet a bit before you decide if it's really for you. Again, I'm going to recommend you don't bite off more than you can chew. You don't have to be the ultimate coupon queen to implement them successfully into your lifestyle.
I like to think I'm committed to coupon use, but those with multiple binders might not agree with me. The truth is when you don't eat a ton of processed foods, you make your own cleaners, and you make conscious choices about reducing product purchases that come with excess packaging, there aren't a ton of grocery coupons left to use. There are, however, many that can be used for toiletry and pharmaceutical items at department stores and drug store chains such as Walgreens or CVS. Home hardware box stores such as Lowes or Home Depot have overall discount coupons from time to time that add up to big money as well. So do warehouse stores such as Costco or Sams, major craft and fabric store chains, places like Penny's or Sears, and numerous national restaurant chains.
The cool thing about these other types of coupons is they tend to be much easier to keep categorized, and can be used for a wide range of things. It's also easier to release the guilt if you're only paying half the amount when you go out to lunch on grocery shopping day, or for a cheap date. Online coupon codes are great as well, because you don't need to file them and can just research when needed. I guess what I'm saying here is to just be aware that coupon clipping doesn't have to result in this massive collection of paper that drives towards purchasing one type of cereal over another. It can be a precision budget tweaking tool that you custom design to fit your lifestyle and entertainment needs.
Other bargain shopping gurus from around the web include Bargain Babe, Money Saving Mom, and ollar Stretcher. Do you have any bargain shopping tips or web sites you'd like to share?
I started one years ago, but haven't been able to keep up with it. I do have a couple of sample pages on file in case I ever get back to it. Although, by the time I do, I'll likely be a nomad again and will need to find some sort of digital equivelant. I do try to keep a relative price in my head. It gets harder when it's an item I don't buy all the time though Debbie, do you notice the same thing?
Oh, all great ideas - my only addition to the article is to be sceptical and not afraid to walk away from a deal that seems a touch fishy. Anyone who won't answer questions about a product or service should be left behind.
Very good read - thanks.
I love coupons, but I hate rebates!
I also practice the arcane art of "stockpiling" for my grocery shopping - saves me quite a bit of money!
Here are some super bargains on kitchen backsplash tile murals and canvas art prints ant 50% to 75% off. New deals are added every week. Its great for savvy shoppers who want beautiful home decor items
These are great tips. I agree with BargainMoose Canada. I love coupons, but I don't like dealing with rebate offers.
The internet has made it so easy now to save money on groceries. I use http://momscape.com/printable-grocery-coupons.htm so I can print only those coupons I need for the grocery store.
One thing that works for me: try setting up a google alert with the keyword "printable restaurant coupon." You might be surprised by what comes to your email inbox each day! I suppose you could do that with coupons in all your favorite categories.
These are great tips. I agree with BargainMoose Canada. I love coupons, but I don't like dealing with rebate offers.
The internet has made it so easy now to save money on groceries. I use http://momscape.com/printable-grocery-coupons.htm so I can print only those coupons I need for the grocery store.
One thing that works for me: try setting up a google alert with the keyword "printable restaurant coupon." You might be surprised by what comes to your email inbox each day! I suppose you could do that with coupons in all your favorite categories.


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Rohit's moment of agony
Rohit Sharma was under pressure with scores of 5, 0 and 0 in the series, and he batted like a man under pressure. He took ten deliveries to get off the mark and fell leg-before off his 14th. The moment he was struck on the pad, he waited, dreading that the umpire's finger would go up, hoping that it wouldn't. When it did, Rohit stood still at the crease, contemplating another failure, before he started to trudge off in disappointment, only to be stopped by the square-leg umpire, who asked him to wait till they checked whether it was a no-ball. Rohit stopped, hoping again, only to be dealt a second, final blow when he was informed it was a legal delivery.
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Legspinner dropped to replace long-benched batsman who could have replaced repeatedly struggling batsman. How would India deal with playing only four bowlers after choosing to play both Rohit and Manoj Tiwary? By over-bowling their part-timers, and over-bowling them successfully. At one stage, R Ashwin, the specialist offspinner, Tiwary, the part-time legspinner, and Sehwag, the part-time offspinner, had remarkably similar figures: 7-0-31-0, 7-1-31-1, and 7-1-31-2.
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Sachithra Senanayake, the offspinner, hasn't played a game this series, but he probably dropped the third ODI when, as a substitute, he put down Man-of-the-Match Suresh Raina at extra cover at a tight moment during India's chase. Today, Virender Sehwag, who came out crashing boundaries, got a leading edge towards short cover, where Senanayake was fielding. This one was much a tougher chance, but Senanayake dived, completed it and turned around to face the dressing room with arms aloft.
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Suresh Raina could have been dismissed several times early in his innings. During one such instance, he was almost at Virat Kohli's end but escaped being run out. He was dropped on 19 by Senanayake in the third game, today he was put down on the same score by Mahela Jayawardene. In the next over, the 34th, he pushed one to the off side and set off for a risky single. Had the throw hit, Raina would have been out by some distance. As it turned out, not only did he survive, he also got four extra runs as the throw missed the stumps and sped to the deep midwicket boundary.
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(13) Windy, July 28, 2013 2:13 AM
Excuse me? If someone is used to a simple life - don't move them to a wealthier neighbourhood and vice versa.That is a very snobby comment.Everyone should see how other people live.I think it teaches wealthier people to be grateful and not to take things for granted and it teaches less wealthier people that there is a way out of poverty.Sometimes wanting what someone else has is a good thing.It can be motivation to work harder to acquire what it is you want.
I'm sorry but learning not to be envious is taught from home.I do not want to brag, but I do not posess a jealous bone.I'm always happy for people who acquire or achieve things that mean something to them.I've never been envious of looks or smarts.
The only time I was "jealous" was when my older sister reached out and formed a sisterly bond with a neighbourhood girl my age.The reason is I adored my older sister but she always told me to get lost basically.I guess my jealousy was more of a heartache - but I was envious of their relationship.That was what my sister was hoping I'd be.lol
(12) Rachel, July 26, 2013 1:40 AM
"Would you jump into her grave as fast"
That's what my mother, of blessed memory, used to ask us when, as children, we talked about wanting something that belonged to someone else. So in that regard, I like this message.
However, I disagree about not taking one's wife to a different sort of environment. Change always requires some adjustment, but that doesn't necessarily mean that one shouldn't move on -- especially to something better -- simply because it may be out of one's comfort zone. A mature person learns to hold onto his fundamental values while changing circumstances may bring about a change in lifestyle.
I frankly don't understand the point of Facebook. I accomplish the same sharing via email -- and it's likely to be much more tailored to specific friends and family than posting it on Facebook for all one's so-called "friends" to see. I'll share family pix with close friends and family. I'll share developments in the law with colleagues. I'll share interesting ideas from Torah with like-minded friends and acquaintances. I have a great social life, but it doesn't run into the hundreds -- and it's my theory that if you have 500 friends, you should ask yourself whether you really have any friends at all!
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you are right on about facebook
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There's a very large chunk of the population who can fill in this sentence: "I have deleted/ want to delete my facebook account because..." Lets see: ...it's addicting, ...I waste so much time, ...people/family demand me to use it for whatever, ...I feel uncomfortable seeing whatever, etc.etc.
I've NEVER touched facebook. I'm not 92, I'm 45. My cell phone is used for emergencies and doesn't even have a camera. (I've gotten kind, understanding looks as opposed to strange comments because of this).
My next avodah is to stop listening to the news. I dream one day about unplugging the internet forever.
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(9) Rebekah, July 25, 2013 4:33 PM
another approach to handling envy
I don't believe that the answer to envy is to only surround ourselves with people who are living lives similar to our own. That may not even always be possible, as in a normal Jewish community, there will be married couples, singles, couples with children, couples without children, people with jobs, people who are unemployed, etc. all in the same place. I think our job is remind ourselves when we feel the emotion of envy rising (even for something that we should want-such as children, marriage or parnasah), that these things are allocated by Hashem who knows every person and what they need at that moment. If it's something that we need to fulfill our purpose, we will get it. In the meantime, we can daven for those things that we feel we do need and do not have yet. It is not easy, but it will ultimately make us better people if we practice it often enough.


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Our wait staff was excellent. We had three servers and they all communicated with each other very well. Also I have an onion allergy and they asked about it and guaranteed that my food wouldn't come in contact with it by filling out a small note to warn the chef. It was wonderful.
This is not the first time we have been here. We have had the pork, the fried chicken, the brisket. and Ribs. Every thing has been excellent. The wine list isn't top shelf, but this is a Carolina BBQ restaurant not a fancy place. You eat the ribs and chicken with your hands. Service is great very attentive but not over-baring
The Pit never disappoints, its food is great and the setting is not your typical BBQ joint.
I was there on business and wanted to taste some Southern BBQ. This place hit the spot. I tried collard greens for the first time and loved the Chopped BBQ. Great stuff.
Couldn't have asked for a better date spot for price and food!
The Pitt is by far the best BBQ in the triangle. The food is always consistently good, and their take on Carolina BBQ is pretty amazing.
I had heard about this place and three of us went Friday night for the first time. We all thoroughly enjoyed the food, the service and will definitely come back many times. We were all pleasantly shocked. It is very crowded (a good sign) so reservation is a must.
My wife and I were utterly shocked when we arrived at The Pit. We were seated exactly on our reservation time. The food was extremely flavorful. Our service was the best we have had at any restaurant. I liked the menu options for groups. We live an hour and a half from The Pit, and will make a trip back soon.
We were visiting Raleigh and had to check out the barbeque. It is always a gamble when you're visiting a new place but this was a real find. We are true foodies and found all of the food outstanding. The hush puppies and biscuits are brought to the table before you even order and they are made from scratch and are unbelievably good. There is a large veggie assortment so even if you were not going for the meat, which is also fantastic, you would have a great meal. The portions are giant and service is friendly and attentive. We will definitely go back when we visit Raleigh again.
My favorite is the Chopped BBQ. Soooo moist and done in the vinegar sauce but light enough that you can add any of the other sauces. You don't need any sauce though...it is THAT moist and THAT good. Fried tomatoes were delicious with a red pepper vinegrette topping. The pumpkin cornbread was topped with a maple butter to die for. Even the southern devilled eggs were just right. You can't go wrong with any of the sides either ! The beans are chock full of meat and sweet flavor. The mac and cheese is delicious. Cole slaw is homeade and just the way I like it with mayo and not vinegary. Potato salad tasted homemade. Be sure to make a reservation. Tables are a bit close together so it can get nosy in the smaller rooms. Comp valet.
My wife and I chose a half order of ribs and the Brisket. We were quite satisfied with the meal. I should note that there were quite a few people waiting for a table - but due to the fact that we had reservations, we received the first available table.
So far, my trips to the Pit have been consistent. Sides are memorable, main dishes are generous. It's noisy, but that I guess is part of the ambiance. Only had to wait a few minutes with a reservation, the restaurant was busy and we had changed our headcount by 1, so I appreciated the quick turnaround in getting seated. Everyone in the party was pleased with their order, teo people took food home.
We were seated immediately (early for the reservation, so we ended up taking a table at the bar area). Food and drinks were outstanding and our waitress was very friendly and prompt. Thanks for the service!
The sauce was scrumptious, the ribs were to die for. Service was pretty fast despite it being a busy night. The beer was a nice touch to the BBQ flavor. And if they ask you are you interested in desert...the banana pudding is a must!
A group from my church in Maryland was down in Raleigh for a conference for church planters. We wanted to eat at a local spot, and did some research. After seeing the other raving reviews for The Pit, we reserved a spot for dinner. Not knowing what to expect, the six of us showed up with huge appetites. We were not disappointed! We decided to eat family style, and had an outstanding experience. The food was delicious, the wait staff was on top of things, and the atmosphere was fun and unique. If I ever return to Raleigh, The Pit definitely will have to be a place I stop again. And, I will recommend it to anyone I know who happens to pass through this southern city.
The Pit never disappoints. When you want authentic North Carolina BBQ, this is the place!
We had tickets to the theater and actually got a $25 gift card to Empire Eats restaurants......the food was delicious....we are from Durham and were happy to find out that they were building in Durham too:) WINNER!!
We have been here several times before. We decided to take my mom while she was visiting. She lost her MIND!!! She is still talking about the food and experience and it has been 5 days now. I am sure if she did not have to leave town she would have made us take her again. She could not believe how affordable the food was, she peeked at the bill. Of course, that removed the impression I gave her that she was breaking the bank... LOL. I would definitely recommend this location to everyone.
This is the best BBQ I have had at a restaurant. The BBQ is wonderful and so are the sides. The ambience is upscale for a BBQ restaurant but you go there for the food not the ambience so who cares. The service is friendly and quick. We had a great experience.
We had a great meal. My boyfriend wanted the brisket but they were still smoking so he had to make another selection. The waiter was apologetic and even brought us a ginger cornbread on the house. It was delicious. The ribs and chopped BBQ were great but I have to say that my most favorite item was the BBQ fries appetizer. I could have made a meal out of just those. We will definitely try The Pit again.
This is the best barbecue I've had since relocating to NC a few months ago. While I would not say that its a neighborhood gem, or specifically care for the location, I would say that its definitely a hot spot with food and service that is exceptional! I add that the prices are great as well! This is most definitely a recommend for friends, family, and out of town guests. Thank you for satisfying my taste buds to the fullest extent! I have found my favorite dining spot!
The entire staff was great, food wonderful as usual. Thanks for working our reservation in.
great service,loved the food. we came to raleigh for a car show and only had one night here. glad we chose something local and fun
Our group of seven went here prior to our concert. We were in and out and not rushed. Service had three servers helping us. Food arrived warm and delicious.
I love this place. The food never disappoints. Making a reservation was a must, our wait on a Friday night was only about 5 minutes!
This is THE place for BBQ in downtown Raleigh. You will not be disappointed.
This was my first visit to The Pit. We had family in from out of town and it was awesome!! We will definitely go back!!
Have been here 4 times and have consistently had positive experiences. Everyone enjoyed their meals; portions are generous and service attentive.
Had reservation due to size of group (7). Table was ready when we arrive. Service was fantastic. Food was delicious. One of our guests cannot have gluten and said it was the easiest time they have ever had at a restaurant since there are many gluten free options on the menu and they are clearly marked. We'll be back!
Second visit. Great food with large portions. Wait staff very attentive.
The pit is great for a night out! The best traditional southern food with great service!
We had a great time and ate great food. Fully recommended!
Came here with friends to celebrate Thanksgiving and ordered off the special Thanksgiving menu. Overall, the traditional Thanksgiving foods were fine, though not exceptional; the turkey, in particular, wasn't very impressive, erring on the side of being dry. However, the BBQ and ham, which were part of the meat platter, were simply delicious; even the non-pork eater in the group tried the bbq and loved it. The appetizers were very tasty and the desserts also delicious. Issues our table noted: the Thanksgiving menu, described as family style, was confusing and required a detailed explanation by our server; the food didn't seem properly plated for the number of people at our table; the waitstaff at times seemed inattentive.
One food item was simply not good, and that was the dressing/stuffing. The chef's dressing was not, in any way, authentic to this area. Very dry, crumbly, lots of sage and the sausage was not succulent. A waiter brought two extra portions with the same result. I figured the chef was not native to this area and I was right! The menu was misleading, unclear about pricing and portions. What I understood it to mean prior to going in and how it was explained to me were different. It was tricky, a bit slick. Biscuits were wonderful! Last couple of times at Sunday lunch they were cold and hard, but not on Thursday! Altogether a lovely meal and everything was so good. Would definitely return for Thanksgiving dinner at The Pit.
Food was delicious, service was excellent (friendly and helpful but not intrusive), enjoyed the location.
Not only is The Pit a delightful dining experience, the restaurant is well run, friendly, service is outstanding. The ambience is right for some place called The Pitt. The food is fun and yummy; it is Southern Food with a twist. This restaurant works on all counts...bbq without the picnic tables; new tastes for familiar foods; upscale without a coat and tie. It is interesting how The Pit has got it right.
The food was OK. The thing I was most disappointed in was that they were out of my first choice of meals the pulled pork.
I've been to The Pit several times and ordered different items each time and they have all been outstanding! I've never had anything there sub-par. The atmosphere is energetic and fun. I always take my out of town guests here for a treat!
Service and server was good food excellent as always We had a six o clock reservation and were seated as soon as we arrived. Only negative was they were out of brisket at 6:00 pm A barbecue restaurant out of brisket by 6:00 pm is not good.
Hands down this is the best BBQ in town. This is my third visit and I have been extremely satisfied with the food and the service. My only complaint about The Pit is the noise level. As this place fills up it gets very loud. However, this time we sat in the back room where it was very quiet. This is a great place to bring family and friends who are visiting from out of town. I strongly recommend reservations.
The food was good at The Pitt. We visited on a Friday and made reservations for 4:30. I was really craving brisket, but somehow at 4:30 on a Friday they were out of Brisket for the day. Not sure how that happens, but I decided to go with the Carolina chopped pork instead. It was tasty especially when mixed with the cole slaw. The mac and cheese was awesome! The other people in my party had the pulled pork and chicken. They all said it was good but nothing to brag about. Overall, the meal was good and will probably return
We love to have lunch there when we are craving serious southern comfort food. Nice variety of BBQ and sides. You can also order family-style if you have a hungry bunch. Very reasonable.
Arrived at 5:30 on a Saturday to find a 2 hour wait, luckily we booked. We got our table at the booked time which was great. Were told they were out of pulled pork by 6pm!! Other food we selected was really very good. Portions were large, you do not need to eat the biscuits or hush puppies before you start. Service was good, friendly and quick. We will definitely go back again.
We had an 8:45 reservation and they were out of pulled pork! We almost left, but instead sampled the chopped barbecue. It was delicious. The service was phenomenal and I'd go back any day.
This was one of our many trips to the restaurant and we were very extremely pleased with everything. The food was outstanding as usual and the service level was at an all time high. My family and I had been to the restaurant on July 5 so my son could sample the pulled and chopped pork, but they were out. This time the food was abundant and Amy and her team made sure this was a great experience. I constantly recommend The Pit to all my friends and it is a favorite to take people from out of town to.
The Pit serves REAL smoke-cooked North Carolina-style barbecue, as well as some barbecue items not usually seen on a typical NC "barbecue joint" menu (BBQ brisket, smoked turkey...), and several other Southern food favorites. Although the somewhat "uscale/hipster" vibe of the restaurant is not typical of most places in North Carolina that sell barbecue - the preparation, methods, and taste of The Pit's barbecue is as real as it gets! Went on a Sunday evening, and found the place to be busy, but nowhere near the "busting at the seams" fullness that's seen on Fridays/Saturdays. Cocktails were delicious, appetizers were brought out in no time, and our entrees were delicious and delivered quickly. Great service, and an overall nice experience.
Excellent menu. The sampler plate was original and delicious. The Soul rolls were great. Everyone's entree was cooked to perfection. We will return and I highly recommend The Pit looking for a great restaurant in downtown Raleigh!
This was my first time going and the BBQ is great. We did the family dining where for $20 per person you get your soft drink, 2 apps, 2 sides, 2 meats and a dessert! It was a steal! The amount of food you get is crazy and you just ask for more and unlike other places that do this, we were allowed to take home what was on the table that we didnt eat. Now we didnt go crazy with it but that was an added touch. Our servers were great and friendly. We did the pulled pork and beef brisket. The brisket was great. Mac and Cheese and baked beans were our sides and awesome. The dessert was their take on banana pudding and it was insane! Really recommend this place!
The Pit is a treasure because it provides great authentic barbecue and trimmings in a nice setting with a bar. The shortcoming, in my opinion, is the team approach to service. Several servers descend on the table one after another to the point of being annoying, and then all seem to disappear when you need them.
This resturant was very beautiful. It was a very laid back but at the same time very elegant. I brought my boyfriend here for his 33rd bday. We have no complaints about our food. Our orders were taken promptly as well as the food being brought to us. We will most def. take the hour and a half drive again to visit.


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EDMONTON - In an unusual move, oilsands company Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. has been ordered to partially drain a small lake on the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range to find a way to contain bitumen seeping up into the water.
The provincial environmental protection order, the first to require draining of, or "dewatering," a body of water, calls for CNRL to partly empty the lake, locate the leaking fissure in the lake bottom, construct containment measures and restore the lake next March.
This spring, CNRL reported bitumen leaking on four sites on its lease at the weapons range, with one site involving a small, unnamed, 53-hectare lake. In the three other cases, the fissures on the surface were located and surrounded by berms to keep the seeping bitumen out of the forest.
But the leakage into the small lake proved more challenging, so the company said it approached the environment department about draining the lake "temporarily," said CNRL spokeswoman Zoe Addington.
This summer, the company spent weeks skimming bitumen off the surface of the lake and keeping away migrating birds.
Now, it has moved the lake's frogs to another site as part of an "amphibian salvage plan" before draining the lake. The plan is to refill the lake in the spring.
The company must also do a fish inventory, though it's unclear if any fish live in the lake, which at times freezes solid.
To reduce any risks, CNRL must submit plans to prevent damage such as erosion or silt buildup, and minimize impact on wildlife and nearby wetlands, plus test soil samples for bitumen.
The department is waiting to get CNRL's final containment plans, due Oct. 6, before signing off on draining the lake by Oct. 15, said environment department spokesman Trevor Gemmell.
About two-thirds of the water will be removed. A large portion will be stored in the remaining one-third of the lake, with the rest piped to a nearby pit and wetland, said Addington.
Asked how the company will ensure no bitumen will contaminate the water being pumped out, Addington said the company will take two weeks to pipe the water out to the storage spots and will have a mobile lab on-site to test water quality.
The company says the leaking fissure is located generally along the edge of the lake and that portion of the lake may be left dry, exposing the fissure, when the water is put back, said Addington.
But the effort raised concerns among environmentalists and government critics, who have called this uncontrolled leakage from underground a "new type of industrial accident."
This order is "damage control, not a solution," said Rachel Notley, NDP environment critic.
"Without knowing the cause of the leaks, I'm not convinced this order is worth the paper it is written on," she said.
The government dropped the ball in 2009 when a similar leak first appeared on the CNRL Cold Lake site, but the company was allowed to continue using its underground, high-pressure steam method, said Notley.
The company says the bitumen seepage from underground is caused by faulty well bores that allow melted bitumen to seep up to cracks near the surface.
A report by the Alberta Energy Regulator raised the possibility the leaks are caused by cracks in the cap rock as a result of the high-pressure steam.
The Alberta government should, "at a minimum, put a hold on approving new underground oilsands operations until we understand how these leaks are happening and if other sites could run into similar problems," said Greenpeace's Mike Hudema.
Though the company has said for months that all four leaks are contained, the order notes that CNRL "has been unable to determine the exact location and the subsurface conditions under which the release is continuing."
The order also notes the cause of the leaking is unknown, and it is not known how long it was going on before it was reported on June 24.
The order also requires CNRL to report to Cold Lake First Nation on issues around wetlands impacts and other issues. No one from the band council was available for comment.
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Seventy-five per cent of Canadians agree Canada should use domestic oil before using oil from foreign sources, according to a national poll conducted by Ipsos Reid.
Hydraulic fracturing has become part of commonly used language. It is no longer an obscure technical term engineers use to describe a process first used in North America in the late 1940s.
The oil sands is a powerful source of Canadian energy. Moving us. Heating us. Creating jobs. Helping pay for public services.
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The Responsible Canadian Energy progress report provides data, information, trends and performance analysis of the programs key performance areas.
In 2012, the industry invested $37 billion in Western Canada (excluding oil sands). The industry produces conventional natural gas, natural gas from shale, other tight reservoirs and coal bed methane, and a large spectrum of crude oil, including conventional oil and oil from tight sands and shale formations as well as heavy crude.
Canada's offshore oil and gas exploration and production is focused primarily in the oceans around Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia, where significant quantities of crude oil and natural gas lie in sedimentary basins beneath the ocean floor.
Industry is committed to protecting the health and safety of our employees and the public.
As oil sands development evolves with improving technology, industry understands it needs to continuously demonstrate the land, air and water impacts of mining and in situ oil sands production are managed in a sustainable way that meets regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations.


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Pippit can hardly contain his excitement on his 9th birthday this morning.
Though I respect and admire Buzz to no end (regarding his prediction of Killian victory on Meltzer's blog), I feel that WS is an anomaly in terms of 100s; it can be "easy" one year and unbearable the next and it's not just dependent on the current conditions. There are so many factors that put it into a *difficult* race status. E.g. I was dead certain Mackey would come away with a low 15 hr run last year with a win but the heat swooped down on NE Cal and he came down with an illness that disabled him from even finishing.
Personally, I think Kilian is coming in weakened by the recent efforts. Regardless if he and his followers are enthusiastic and fired up about killing WS, his internal system is depleted. I mentioned this with Wardian at Miwok, saying that "I've omitted him from contention due to him beating himself up in MDS." When you're a hack (like myself) you can run ultras week after week but when you're talking about contenders, it's a process to get to that peak of ability.
Roes will win WS. All his runs over the last 2 years are amazing but his Masochist run was/IS incredible and something I can't push aside to allow anyone to beat him in Auburn.