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mobiles · stabiles · prints · custom · baby · MiniMo · glow · readymades · swirly · video . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gift certificates · faq · colors · order · about · testimonials · links · contact view cart Ordering a custom Atomic Mobile is as easy as 1-2-3: Atomic Mobiles offers many styles to choose from so you are assured of finding the right art mobile! You will receive a high-quality piece of art that was created just for you. 2013 Style Catalog.
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Place Your Order All mobiles are entirely custom handmade by me, Debra Ann, the artist - NOT mass produced in China. I do everything here myself (and I do mean everything!) - I have no assistants, so please be patient and know I am working hard to finish up and ship your order! Also know that ordering from me supports the DIY artist industry, which is totally a great thing, as opposed to supporting sweat shops in China. Yeah, it might take me a little longer because I'm one person and don't have an assembly line, but you'll get a custom made piece of art that was hand made by me JUST FOR YOU! ---- Deb |
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2013 Atomic Styles: The Moderne STABILE |
CoolCat 2 NEW SIZES: SMALL & XSMALL! |
Midcentury NEW DESIGN! |
ModCast 2 NEW SIZES: SMALL & MEDIUM! |
The MCM MY BIGGEST SELLER! |
Retro 2 NEW SIZES: SMALL & XSMALL! |
JetSet DELIGHTFUL |
Exuberant HAPPY |
On the Edge FEATURING OPTIONAL "SWIRLY"! |
On the Edge - and ANY of my custom mobiles - can be created with the unique "swirly" colors - no two are exactly alike and NO OTHER mobile artist offers this! |
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NOW AVAILABLE! debArt - 93 limited edition modern art prints by debra ann!
NOT MASS PRODUCED!! Your mobile is custom handmade by me when you order it, from high quality stainless steel wire and matte finish polymer plastic shapes (or carbon fiber shapes for the larger mobiles).
Each art mobile and stabile includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity. Custom colors, designs, sizes, and special commissions, are also available.
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Atomic Mobiles Gift Certificates Available! Gifting? Can't decide? Give an Atomic Mobiles Gift Certificate and let them choose! Perfect for gift-giving any time of the year! Surprise the midcentury modernist/art lover in your life with an Atomic Mobiles Gift Certificate. Available in a wide variety of dollar amounts. more info here Follow. Share. Like. Tweet
click to view the entire 2013 Collection IMPORTANT NOTE: Demand for my work is always high so please get your order in now! more info about turnarount time and ordering Can't wait? In a hurry? introducing... These art mobiles are already made and ready to ship! New Readymades are added all the time, so check back often! Order today and it will ship tomorrow via fast USPS Priority mail! see The Readymades here TESTIMONIALS Client Photo: (The MCM shown) "Debbie........here it is! It's in a doorway so it gently moves all day........ love it - so much so, I just ordered a stabile" - Kay, Beverly Hills CA "I just love my mobile. It's like having an aquarium but you don't have to feed it..." Paisley R., Austin TX More Testimonials here I also create a line of baby mobiles, the shapes are lightweight and move easily and are delightful in a baby's room, child's room or any room that needs a splash of whimsy and fun!*
ATOMIC MOBILES was featured in My Child magazine Atomic Modern Style If the very word "Modern" makes your heart go pitter patter, then you need a hanging art mobile in your home (or 2 or 3)! If you are interested in modern design, Eichler and 1950s "atomic" ranch homes, Eames, mid-century modern, Herman Miller, George Nelson, Noguchi, modernism, Wexler, Palm Springs, contemporary decor, modern art, sculpture, and everything in between then you know the captivating allure of a moving fine art mobile.
Hanging art mobiles create drama and provide always changing moving art to your Hanging mobiles are beautiful, flowing, moving kinetic art that add color and visual interest to your space. There is something relaxing and beautiful about gently swaying modern art mobiles.
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Because of the polymer plastic clay that I use I can also create unique custom swirls of colors, translucent pieces, glow in the dark pieces... the possibilities are endless. I hope you will enjoy my work. Contact me anytime with comments and questions.
BEAUTIFUL NEW COLORS 40 unique colors to choose from including all the primary modern colors plus new luscious pearls and exotic shades! more about colors PERFECT FOR BUSINESS OFFICES! hanging mobiles are perfect for dental offices, waiting rooms, entry ways, professional office decor, and add color and moving art to any open space! SEEN ON TV AND IN MOVIES! ATOMIC MOBILES was commissioned to create mobiles for Polo Ralph Lauren stores across the country, including Chicago (Michigan Avenue) IL, Atlanta GA, Palm Beach FL, and New Canaan CT. ATOMIC MOBILES was commissioned to create two custom mobiles for the Robert Pattinson (from "Twilight" fame) movie "Remember Me". The mobiles appear in an "art classroom" scene in the movie! Also, one of my mobiles is also being used in a nationwide Hoover vacuum commercial that features a modern baby nursery. Get AtomicMobiles on your mobile phone! Scan this QR code: |
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Forget bulging pockets of shotshells. Say goodbye to dropping shells in the boat or blind. With the 24-round Neoprene Shell Holder, you can have a full box of shotshells at your fingertips and ready for action. Constructed from 600 Denier Polyester canvas and featuring waterproof-taped seams, this handy shell holder has been thoughtfully designed for waterfowl hunters. A generous zippered main compartment holds small gear items like wallets, keys and licenses. Unzipping the main compartment allows for faster drying time too. The bottom D-rings allow additional attachments that help make any day afield more enjoyable. 24 neoprene shell loops keeps 12 gauge shells close when you need them. Durable 3.5 mm neoprene material for long life. Zippered main compartment securely holds small items. Two swivel clips attach shell holder to waders. D-rings at bottom to connect extra accessories. Realtree® MAX-4 camouflage.

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Due to dramatic growth of our student body over the last ten years, housing for visitors is limited. Visitors are encouraged to reserve a room at one of the area lodging facilities, but a night in a residence hall can be arranged by the Admissions Office. The lodging facilities with an asterisk indicate those motels which will give you a discounted rate when you mention you are visiting Lee. Also, these lodging facilities are within minutes of the campus. Below is a complete listing of lodging facilities within the local community.
Lee rate $79 (complementary breakfast and free wifi)
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Tech Conference Tidbits
Michelle | February 19, 2013
After hearing Ken Shelton speak I now have a new goal: to create a "goosebump moment" every day in the classroom.
Michelle | February 19, 2013
After hearing Ken Shelton speak I now have a new goal: to create a "goosebump moment" every day in the classroom.
Michelle | February 19, 2013
Awesome start to the SDPBC Tech Conference. Keynote speaker Kevin Honeycutt is honest and inspiring. Follow this man, listen to what he says, and take his every word to heart. Twitter: Kevin Honeycutt
Michelle | January 25, 2013
Yes, Yes, and Yes! Technology in the classroom is desperately needed. Having said that, check out our class blog once you finish viewing the video. Students weighing in on real world topics and using technology to do so. Click here to view the Class Blog.
Michelle | September 22, 2012
Many classrooms around the world are beginning to use Facebook as a way to teach history. Creating a chronological timeline of historical events on Facebook is a great way to engage students. Below is a video of how one school is using Facebook in their classroom.
Michelle | July 3, 2009
>Vision for technology in K-12 Education
Michelle | July 1, 2009
We have all heard that we need to use technology in the classroom to enhance learning, but the newest buzz seems to be about whether teachers and brick and mortar schools are even needed in the 21st century. In "Are Schools Irrelevant?" by Deven Black he poses this very question. This is something that I [...]
Michelle | June 30, 2009
This video gives us a look into how our digital footprints are formed. It was created by Digital Natives, an interdisciplinary collaboration of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and the Research Center for Information Law at the University of St. Gallen. We are beginning to see more and more news [...]
Michelle | June 29, 2009
This is a short video by Jackie Halaw on how to begin converting your classroom to a 21st century class. 3 Steps for 21st Century Learning
Michelle | June 21, 2009
I have been following Seth Godin for a while now and have found him to have many interesting ideas. His recent one being the idea of tribes and how they are effective in the 21st century. In this video he describes his idea of tribes and how they are being used in society today. Seth [...]
Michelle | June 20, 2009
This video was shared on Twitter by Pat recently. I think it is a great video because it is amusing but makes some good points at the same time. I will be using this in my class next year to open up the conversation with students on how to be responsible on the internet. Enjoy!


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Here's Video Of Stuart Scott Playing A Terrible Trick On America About Brett Favre
Last night, the Jets and Texans played an ESPN-televised Monday Night Football preseason game in Houston. SportsCenter immediately followed the game, starting out with two minutes of coverage about Jim Thome's 600th career home run, and the next 10 minutes about NFL preseason action. And understandably, because what's the bigger deal in the sports world: Jim Thome being the eighth player to ever reach the 600 home run club(with three of the other members in the club being alleged steroid users), or 53 combined passes between Greg McElroy and Matt Leinart in an exhibition game? Clearly, ESPN got this one right.
Well, following those intense 10 minutes of NFL preseason highlights and analysis, Stuart Scott decided to drop this bomb on us(and I hope you enjoy my crappy video camera work):
Hilarious, Stu. Had I not been nerding it up on Twitter all night and been fully aware that there was zero news on the Favre front, I would've absolutely flipped out about this.
And with that in mind, could Stu have gotten away with this five+ years ago? We used to rely on SportsCenter and whatever else on ESPN to break us the sports news. Now, if a Favre-esque story breaks, we usually know about it thanks to Twitter or other sources on the interwebs, well before we see anything about it on television.


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When the original Saints Row came out two years ago, it served to placate fans until Grand Theft Auto made its next-generation debut. Saints Row's deviant destruction didn't push the boundaries of what to expect from a free-roaming urban assault game, but it did provide an enjoyable outlet for consequence-free chaos while never taking itself too seriously. Since then, Grand Theft Auto IV has injected a dose of maturity into its typical sandbox fare, removing many of its outlandish behaviors to create a more grounded portrayal of the gangster lifestyle. Saints Row 2 is not concerned with growing up. It is a morality-free alternative to GTAIV, an unremorseful descent into mindless mayhem. The lack of any major advancement in gameplay or storytelling may elicit a few flashes of deja vu, but the unrepentant joy of terrorizing this humble metropolis makes this a viable palate-cleanser for anyone willing to embrace the role of amoral dirtbag.
Racing in a bulldozer is always a great idea.
The story begins in a jail hospital, where you've been in a coma ever since a gigantic explosion at the end of the first Saints Row nearly ended your criminal actions permanently. After easily escaping from this lightly guarded compound, you set off to recruit more people to your gang and retake the city of Stilwater. The overarching story is derivative and not easily relatable, but there are some interesting episodes contained within. The Brotherhood missions in particular are quite dark, documenting a tale of vengeance that is sickly satisfying. After putting nuclear waste in their leader's tattoo ink, you find yourself in a constant battle of one-upmanship. Deaths are taken lightly, propelling you to even more outrageous behavior, but it fits within the context of this over-the-top gameworld. The story never reaches beyond the barbaric needs of its protagonist, but the missions do contain a few worthwhile cinematic payoffs.
While you may not be able to affect the outcome of your story, you can design your conqueror in whatever image you desire. The character creation tool is quite extensive. You can drastically change the weight and age of your character, pick from four different races, mold facial features in whatever manner you desire, and even choose if you want a male or female protagonist. With only six different voices to choose from, it can be difficult to accurately match one to whatever look you happen upon, but it's a small price to pay for the wealth of creative options. You can visit a plastic surgeon at any time to tweak your features, but the process is so in-depth, it's easier just to choose a look at the beginning and stay with it.
The missions are predominantly of the drive-and-shoot variety that has become commonplace in the genre. Though there are three different gangs opposing you, as well as various law enforcement agencies, the only difference between them are the colors they wear and the scumbags who lead them. The majority of missions boil down to raiding a building and killing everyone who moves. While these excursions are usually entertaining, taking place in a variety of locations against increasingly ridiculous odds, the repetition of the actions is undeniable. Some objectives do provide an opportunity to do something a little different, though. For instance, when asked to rob a bank, you find out your prize is not a vault of money, but an even more valuable hostage. This leads to a strong detour in both the story and gameplay, and serves to keep things fresh. And since most missions have a midway checkpoint, you'll rarely have to start at the very beginning if you make a mistake.
Ninja with guns. Finally.
Fortunately, the tight controls keep the missions thrilling, even when they exhibit the same objectives. Combat feels especially gratifying in Saints Row 2. Targeting people is quick and precise, so it's easy to hit someone in the body part of your choosing or whip around to nail an attacker who sneaked up behind you. Without a lock-on ability, the firefights are fast and frantic, relying on your quick fingers to mow down the opposition. The lack of any sort of cover mechanic is disappointing, but its absence places the emphasis on aggression. Though your melee attacks are fairly limited, you do have one extremely handy move in your repertoire. You can grab enemies and use them as a human shield if fights are getting too hectic and just toss them away when you're done. The exaggerated physics here are hilarious, letting you hurl people 20 feet in the air, watching their rag-doll bodies wildly overreact to every collision.
Another reason the missions are fun throughout is the unrestrained freedom in how you can complete them. Enemies can be killed at any time, using any weapon in your arsenal. For instance, the bosses in the game are all just normal human beings. You can choose to pepper them with your pistol if you choose, slowly witling down their life bar as you carefully dodge their attacks. Or you can just ignore typical video game logic and kill them with a few glorious shots from your rocket launcher. This freedom extends to every element in the game, letting you mow down enemies in whatever manner you see fit. Saints Row 2 fully embraces its sandbox moniker, letting you carve your own path of destruction without any arbitrary strings tying you down.


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I love surprises. Like when a new book offers something more than you'd expect by looking at the cover.
Swedish Antiques displays polished silver and tabletops, stately chairs and crystal on the cover. But the charm of this book is the fresh and modern rooms where many of the splendid pieces live. The book offers advice for designing with antiques that could be applied to any beautiful old furnishings.
Laserow and Berg offer a primer on the major historical periods of Swedish antiques from the renaissance through Gustavian and Empire eras. The focus of the interior design is integrating beautiful historical pieces into contemporary settings. For example:
beneath the dramatic sweep of a modern black-and-white staircase: "1950s Denmark and eighteenth-century Sweden in elegant accord."
step ladder used for a bookshelf to create a fresh home office space.
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The latest 3 tracks from drowning pool, MxPx, etc aren't in the RBN store for me and I know others can buy them what's up?
The latest 3 tracks from drowning pool, MxPx, etc aren't in the RBN store for me and I know others can buy them what's up?
Others are able to buy them through Xbox.com. You can do so as well by going through the music page here on RockBand.com. There are Xbox.com Marketplace links on all of the song pages.
They aren't automatically updated whenever the songs are thrown up on Live. Just give it a day and they'll appear on the in-game store. Or, as the gentleman above me has already said, go to the page on Xbox.com
Build a man a fire, and you warm him for a day. Set a man on fire and you warm him for the rest of his life.
Here is the link for bodies.
Ive no idea how often the RBN in game marketplace gets updated but ive seen it often sit a couple of days nothing new then around twelve new songs all coming at once - im curious as to whether HMX/Microsoft wait till there is a sizable batch of songs ready before updating the ingame marketplace.
Personally im one who likes to see tiers and listen to previews long before i download, with RBN ive taken to playing them as Demos first as well now so marketplace method of downloading doesnt interest me in the slightest.
Hoping for more british music on RB Blitz
Yeah they wait till there's a batch.
I initially thought it was ten, but its been updated with only 7 so the magic number is probably 5.
Songs don't go into the store as soon as they pass peer review, But merely into a 'waiting' state where they go through one final pass to make sure there are no bugs / game breaking errors.
They will show up on the MS marketplace though, So buying songs there should always be done with caution.
It's best to wait a day or two to make sure no errors were found.
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Really? I was under the impression after peer review it went into that waiting state like you said, but they appear on the site after HMX approves them. I know I've seen a couple people make posts similar to "_______ just got approved, should be up for download soon".
But I'm not sure at all, which is why I ask.
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I've decided it's best to wait until it actually comes in the Music Store. Something could get pulled last second, which has already happened, and then you'd have to rebuy the song to play it online with people who buy it later.
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As part of my bedside table redo I am re-purposing lamps I already have. They are really old and I've been tired of the look for a long time. These puppies are getting a coat of "hammered metallic gold" and a spanking new white drum shade!
First, I wont be reusing the shades, so those went.
This little doo-hicky is called a lamp harp. Comes off super easy and I wont be using it with the new shades I bought.
Then within seconds my boys turned the lamp shades into hats and megaphones!
Can you hear me Mom?
Ooooh I love that little face!
Before spraying with primer I wrapped the cord so they wouldn't get covered with paint.
This winter I turned our main floor bathroom into a spray booth. This room of the house needs to be redone badly and I don't even care to use it in it's original state. I can seal the room off from the rest of the house, put a fan in the window and spray away! It moves the air through pretty well!
After a coat of primer and two coats of paint I put on the new shades and was pleased with the new look!
I love gold right now!
This was such a simple project with a big change. All supplies totalled less than $25!!
Need help transforming your bedroom or another room in you house? I can help put together a plan to make you love your space again. Contact me here!
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Montana State Rep. Asks to Be Paid in Gold
State Rep. Jerry O'Neil, (R-Mont.), on why he wants the state legislature to pay him in gold coins.
Nov 14, 2012
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State Rep. Jerry O'Neil, (R-Mont.), on why he wants the state legislature to pay him in gold coins.
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All right speaking of having no confidence in solving our financial problems that we now I have.
No confidence in solving our financial -- after that conversation one Republican state representative from Montana have lost so much -- And the US dollar thanks to the deficit that he's asked the state legislature to pay his salary.
In gold representative Jerry O'Neill joins me now by phone in a Fox Business exclusive exit points for joining us -- last conversation by the -- Yes -- -- most of it yeah.
-- no -- that it I mean that's this is sort of this is the stalemate I mean this is the position that brand everybody thinks a big contributed.
And they and they don't want adding -- I feel like we're gonna go flying off this -- I think clears but only got two choices blonde.
Is a federal government has been -- tighten their belt and pay down the debt.
Or two they're gonna continue.
And the debt like they're doing our gonna go bankrupt.
If -- becomes tighten their belt he paid on the never going to be hungry.
Release shall -- freedom on our kids that to continue on like bowel I don't know mechanic who's gonna take over government in the next ten years now.
I just don't understand that yeah if this were my household that I was staring down the barrel of this problem I would say listen guys we got to spend less money.
I mean it does it anyway this is not what I'm supposed to be talking you about a supposed to be asking you about why you wanted to be paid.
In gold why are you losing faith in the dollar.
Well that's absolutely you want to put it bitter talk about -- wanna be paid in gold because the we continue expanding all this money that we don't have and we continue printing money to pay for it.
And or someday somebody elucidate -- money's going to be worth but spread as a way it is money is devaluing period Baptist.
The end about two year 2000.
About a role Bob -- American vehicles that -- -- of 600 dollars or.
In 2006.
I ran for the justice of the peace -- county in northwest Montana.
I needed some money -- old sold that rule ability American Eagles they're gold American vehicles but sold -- 6000 dollar.
Real they inflated 2400 dollars.
And not six years if I had that -- that American gold Eagles now -- -- be -- about 181000 dollars.
Yeah yeah -- -- it definitely having a lot of people are saying right now especially.
I mean you heard that last gentlemen if you wanna raise the taxes -- on.
Capital gains -- and on investment income and no one's going to invest as well I mean there's no point putting your money in stocks you're right everybody's gonna be hiding in gold.
But what makes you think of the devaluation of the dollar is coming any time soon I hear what you're saying about inflation but at at you know what it's as it is right now.
We're still paying our bills and we're still sort of the best.
In the world -- -- others are closer to having their currency be worthless but not so people are still willing it to back the dollar what makes you think it's coming to an end anytime soon.
I and I don't know launched so I don't have a lots -- -- -- waiting for the second coming oppression to.
Is -- gonna come tomorrow -- they're gonna come in our lifetimes I don't know.
But it seems to me well served that the value when my on my a -- gold American vehicles.
-- that went up from 3600 dollars -- eighteen dollars and that was actually the dollar devalue -- The result dollar is devaluing it -- -- -- much between.
And twelve Beers it went from 3600 dollars to.
It went to well basically -- it went down not much.
And -- is strongest congress.
The government spends as much money is they're spending there's no way or another the value of the dollar going down.
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Despite speculation about a 'surge in shark sightings along the NSW coast', shark numbers have dropped by about 90 per cent worldwide, with several species now at risk of extinction.
The International Union for the Conservation of Nature warns up to a third of sharks living in the open ocean are threatened with extinction.
"The recent shark sighting near Newcastle does not mean there are more shark numbers overall, they are just more likely to be seen during the warmer months of the year," Nature Conservation Council of NSW, Chief Executive Officer, Pepe Clarke said today.
"Sharks are more visible during Summer as the warm water from the East Australian Current extends down the coast and brings with it various marine species, including sharks. Warmer temperatures also entice more swimmers to our beaches, meaning sharks are more likely to be spotted by the increased aerial surveillance of beaches.
"The chance of a swimmer being attacked by a shark is very small. Humans are not part of a shark's natural diet, with no evidence any shark species will set out to intentionally bite or harm people.
"Over the past decade, Australian shark bite fatalities have averaged 1.3 per year, despite large increases in the number of people in the water. More than 1000 times more people are killed on Australia's roads each year, 1367 in 2010 alone.
"Thousands of sharks are killed off the Australian coast each year. These marine icons are susceptible to the impacts of fishing as they are slow growing, late to mature and produce few young.
"We mustn't let fear hold back efforts for government to put an end to shark fishing and protect shark populations at risk, including the critically endangered grey nurse shark," Mr Clarke said.
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A 100-acre Alabama retreat with two homes, stables, four log cabins and a private lake is up for auction on October 21, with Albert Burney Auction Company managing the sale. The property is being sold in six parcels, ranging from 4.92 acres to 28.72 acres but bidders may bid on any combination of parcels or on the property as a whole. The Foundation Ranch is centrally located between Birmingham, Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Montgomery and can be used as a private residence, a corporate or church retreat, or a hunting property. The two land parcels and the parcel with the cabins all border the Choccolocco Wildlife Management Area, providing access to 46,550 acres of deer, dove and turkey hunting.
The 10,000-square-foot main house is on 22.63 acres and includes an exercise room and an in-ground game room. The second home is on 7.68 acres and has a sun room and borders the parcel with the cabins. The equestrian facility, located between the two homes, has six large stalls, an office and a living area. The auction terms are ten percent down with closing in 30 days.More details are available on www.albertburney.com.


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This is a great opportunity for many of our people to show their leadership in imaging and to continue to build its future…
Doing this as part of Nokia, already a leader in mobile imaging, will reinforce the strength of the technologies and competences developed at Scalado. We are very excited about this opportunity, which is a natural next step in our longstanding relationship with Nokia.
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Most men choose a suit's color based off of two factors. 1) The salesman says the color looks good and 2) it looks like a suit he has purchased in the past. The problem here is that most men do not know what colors compliment their complexion and instead of choosing a color that enhances their looks, they choose a color that simply fits in. The result is a closet full of suits made from the wrong fabric
The purpose of this article is to open your eyes to the world of men's suit colors and encourage you to choose a fabric that compliments your individual style.
The Triad: Navy Blue, Black and Charcoal Gray
These three colors dominate the men's suit industry, and for good reason. Most men are complimented by one or more of these dark colors. Dark suits have the ability to seamlessly transition from business to pleasure, in addition to a slimming effect of the silhouette. Let us talk about each color quickly
Navy Blue
Navy blues strength lies in its sheer dominance. Most men own at least one, and if you have ever walked into a business meeting you can be sure more than half the men will be clad in one. But this is its chief weakness; how can you stand out when 90% of your body looks exactly the same as over 50% of the room. We tend to forget that our clothing sends off strong signals, and if you want to be anything but average you want to present yourself as such, not always try to blend in. In addition, those with a very light complexion need to pair navy blue with rich colored shirts; a white or ice blue shirt will drain the color right from their face. Finally, young men are advised to avoid this color as that it has a habit off accentuating youth.
A more difficult color to wear, it is perceived by many as the choice for funerals and weddings. No argument there; however, it is so much more for the man with the right complexion. No other color has such a slimming effect, and depending on the dress shirt it can go from regular office wear to drinks with friends at the hippest nightclubs in New York. The key to wearing black is being a high contrast individual, a man with dark hair with light to medium colored skin. The effect is a properly framed face to where all the attention is drawn.
Charcoal Gray
Charcoal gray suits projects an image of authority, stability, and professionalism. It is an excellent choice for a first suit, especially for young men as that it does accentuate youth (unlike Navy Blue). Although clearly lighter than black or navy blue when placed side by side, it nonetheless is just as acceptable at all business functions and interview situations. Possibly the most versatile color, it looks good with almost any colored shirt imaginable.
Colors more men should consider.
Brown ranges from a light through a deep chocolate hue. Many men look their best in earth-tones, making the brown suit an important part of their wardrobe; it is also a popular color for causal options including tweed suits and sports jackets. One caveat: until the early 1980s, brown was not considered a color for business (we can thank Ronald Reagan for their return). While the times have changed there are still some members of the old guard who continue to hold to the old rule that brown does not belong in town. This should not dissuade the well-dressed gentleman from wearing brown with confidence, but it is important to be aware.
The navy suit for warm weather, tan is an excellent choice. Less flashy than white, it none the less commands attention and can set you apart from the crowd while keeping you cool. If you live in a cold weather city, a tan suit is ideal for spring and summer while in a warmer climate it is appropriate year round. The tan suit pairs well with white, light blue, or any pale pastel shirt. Best of all, this gives you the chance to really make your dark ties stand out.
A color that falls between gray and brown, taupe is a great choice for the man who has a couple of the basic colored suits in his wardrobe and is looking for a color out of the ordinary that still maintains a professional appearance. Great for use year round, the taupe suit is a little less dressy than a charcoal suit but more likely to draw compliments because of it's ability to compliment a man's finer features.
Light Gray
A great spring and summer color that doesn't draw attention to the wearer but instead signals a suave persona confident in his own skin, light gray is an excellent choice for any complexion. Live in a warmer climate? Then light gray is appropriate year round. The light gray suit pairs well with white, light blue, and almost any pale colored shirt, although if you are light complected you may want to go with a bolder hue.
The Classic color of summer. You don't have to be Tom Wolfe to stay cool and look great. White compliments all but the lightest complexions, and even then the right shirt choice can remedy that situation. The key to wearing a white suit is confidence, especially in the United States where a suit in this color is hard to come by.
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Funding to support development of hand therapy
The IFSHT council at the 2001 Triennial Congress in Istanbul, approved funding to support therapists involved in a hand therapy project in an underdeveloped country. This initiative promotes the development of hand therapy worldwide and ensures better quality rehabilitation for those persons receiving hand therapy.
During 2008, two projects were partially funded by the IFSHT. Hovic Piranyan, PT and OT, from Armenia was partially supported to travel to France for an educational visit to a hand therapy center. The second project was partial funding of a week-long course held by Maggi Persson a Hand and Occupational Therapist from Sweden in Chisinau, Moldova. This course focused on training 20 therapists and physicians to evaluate and treat children with upper limb functional problems. The long term goal of this training was to stimulate cross-training of colleagues.
In 2009, Gretchen Kaiser a Hand Therapist from the United States traveled to Peru and taught a hand therapy course for occupational and physical therapists interested in this specialty practice area. Nelly Salas a Peruvian Therapist, active in promoting the development of Hand Therapy in Peru, facilitated the organization of this course.
If you are involved in a project in an underdeveloped country or are planning on volunteering to be involved in hand therapy education in a developing hand therapy region, please contact the secretary general for further information: firstname.lastname@example.com. Further information can also be found in the guidelines / application form. Funding is limited and in most cases only partial funding may be available.
If you wish to donate to this award please contact the IFSHT treasurer (firstname.lastname@example.com) for further details on how to donate by bank check or wire transfer. Also, a PayPal donation option is available.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2DcvM7g3ao&feature=player_embedded Some video footage of the Game Stock Car Mini vs the real thang..... Video ends by saying it's coming soon.
MINI released....plus price drop. http://www.game-stockcar.com.br/en/demo.html $20 for the best racing sim, sounds like a plan+ they released the Mini as well, which also includes some minor updates to other aspects of the game. http://www.racedepartment.com/forum/threads/game-stock-car-2012-mini-challenge-dlc-released.55051/ Download the Mini here if you already have GSC 2012.
Does look like a very well done game from the images. However I wish some company would bring back a well done simulator for the NASCAR series.
Racetracks are so boring. I want a real world routes, maybe through the nicest parts of mainland Italy, Corsica, Cote D'Azur, roads through Europe, Asia, US, you name it. Hell, i want my entire country being drivable. It's small with loads of winding roads, villages, town centers etc. I want to drive casual street cars like this. Every game has stupid race tracks and they are all the same. Its boring. I want to take my Hyundai i30 and thrash it around real world real roads. Thats way more fun than any racing game on closed circuit race tracks. Mercedes World Racing would be a good core for such games. I liked the car handling and behavior, it was way more realistic than any so called simulation which all feel totally unrealistic and overdone on the handling part.
A racing sim with a good FFB wheel is anything but boring, it's an amazing advance in PC gaming. When u say overdone on handling, do you mean too easy or too hard...?
Overdone. Cars skid around at 50kmh like you're driving on ice all the time, if you're trying to make a turn at low speeds cars always behave like shit and they just feel artificial like they have absolutely no mass, just physics attached to wheels. Like i said, Mercedes World Racing had the most natural feeling physics at all speeds, including low speed which seems to cause the most problems to most game developers. Plus the feel when driving the cars using dashboard view is just fantastic. I always feel like i'm driving my own car in that game. Body roll, braking roll, proper traction, oversteer, understeer. Most will say its not realistic but i disagree. When using 100% simulation setting it's mindblowing to drive.
I don't think this applies to every sim, for example, it doesn't apply to RACE07/GTR EVO/RACEON, GSC 2012, netkar pro, some cars in rf2 etc. Even iracing is improving grip and moving away from ice physics. Based on my game ownership/demo-ing, games have been getting better the newer they are, so atm, the best sim{physics and FFB} is Game Stock Car 2012, obviously released in 2012, lol. Some of the car behaviour of the latest sims is impressive, they do virtually anything a race car can do, though there are some limitations, but I'd be surprised if you didn't like GSC's Camaro, which is the best sim car ever made IMO.
Ooh GTR 3 and rfactor 2 i will have to dust off my FFB wheel. Although last time i used it it near destroyed my desk lol.
I don´t agree with this, i played Race07, GTR2, GT Legends, nKpro, pCARS, simraceway, i tried the GSC demo etc, and none skid at 50km/h. GSC2012 feels pretty good to me. If open world racing is what you like i´m afraid none of this games is for you then.
I'd be inclined to hold off on rf2 atm, they need a few more months of development time IMO. Simbin are releasing a F2P game in a week or so, if that's a sim, then I assume GTR3 will also be one, however, if the F2P model is arcadey, then I'd have much lower expectations for GTR3.
They are yes, however one can tie several hundred bucks into the game in a fairly short period of time........Just not worth it really.
The Magnificent SS Camaro...... precision software engineering!! The V8SC....big assed rear wing makes this a very easy car to drive. G27 owners, I find that ticking center spring and adding 25% works well in this game, maybe even 50%.
Oval racing doesn't float my boat, plus their road track physics and FFB are anything but class leading IMO. It'll be interesting to see rf2 in 8-12months, as the dynamic tracks and daynight cycle+rain could be huge fun with the right cars.
ah yeah, so Simbins Raceroom thing got released on steam as a arcade mode....they claim a sim mode is coming, but I won't deny I'm worried!!
http://www.racedepartment.com/forum...1-20-update-released-includes-cascavel.59060/ GSC 2012 update, includes new track Cascavel.
http://www.racedepartment.com/forum...he-year-2012-voting.61561/page-2#post-1331116 Game Stock Car 2012 is neck and neck with F1 2012 for Racedepartments 2012 racing GOTY. If you've tried GSC, please vote as it's one of the best sims ever made, but F1 2012 is just another racing game. http://m3challenge.webs.com/stockcar.html Here's another 40-50 racing tracks for Game Stock Car 2012. Includes Bathurst and some of the latest F1 tracks.


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BOH is a unique retro-flavoured puzzle-riddled maze game. The player moves in claustrophobic, mysterious, dangerous battlefields searching for the Evil Masters, who throw countless enemies at you until you discover and face them in the final battle. Although quests are made slightly less hard by the power-ups scattered all around, carrying out the missions demands lots of concentration and quick reflexes. New missions and themes can be added anytime, and you can even create your own.
BlindTux is a musical quiz game. The goal is to identify the artist, title, or year of a song by choosing an answer from among 4. The maximum number of players is 4. For now, it is played with the keyboard, but soon players will be able to choose with controls they want: keyboard, gamepad, or maybe buzzer.
Blood Makes the Grass Grow Green (BMTG3) is a multi-player, side-scrolling, 1-dimensional strategy game that pits two people against each other in a duel over a stretch of land. Each player is positioned in a bunker at opposite ends of the map and tasked with deploying the right personnel and vehicles to capture FOBs (forward operating bases) and overrun your enemy's bunker. Currently there are 5 different units available. Timing, unit selection, and basic strategy are all necessary for success.
Brain Party is a fun, family-friendly puzzle game that's made up of 36 mini-games designed to push your brain to its limits by testing memory, logic, mathematics, reaction time, and more. It is split into two modes: test mode gives you five mini-games in a row and adds up your brain weight to see how smart you are, and practice mode lets you play your favorite mini-games as often as you want. If you do well enough, there are six extra mini-games that can be unlocked, as well as a new game mode designed to keep you playing and enjoying your favorite games even longer.
CorsixTH is a clone of Theme Hospital. As computers evolve, we risk losing some classic games. Bullfrog's Theme Hospital, published in 1997, is a classic simulation game, but getting it to run natively on modern operating systems is getting progressively harder. CorsixTH aims to reimplement the game engine of Theme Hospital, and to be able to load the original game data files. This means that you will need a purchased copy of Theme Hospital, or a copy of the demo, in order to use CorsixTH. After most of the original engine has been reimplemented, the project will serve as a base from which extensions to the original game can be made.
Cretan Hubris is an infinite maze escape game set in ancient Greece. As the master architect Daedalus, having just completed the Labyrinth, you must now escape your creation while staying ahead of a deadly energy wave sent by petty and jealous gods. Features include customizable controls, joystick support, and sound effects.


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For Interstate 25, improvement may come down to one choice. Pay or delay?
That's the scenario the Colorado Department of Transportation is looking at as staff members prepare to present a "toll lane" plan for part of I-25, from Colo. Highway 66 to Colo. Highway 7. Without that lane, CDOT says, it could be 50 to 75 years before all of northern I-25 gets the improvements it needs to unplug the crowded highway.
"We basically have money to maintain the system, but that leaves us very little money to expand the system for congestion," said Amy Ford, CDOT's director of communications.
The Colorado Transportation Commission will review the proposal on Sept. 18 and 19 and decide in October whether to fund it.
CDOT officials are trying to get $143 million in state grants for the project out of about $1.5 billion in Responsible Acceleration of Maintenance and Partnerships funding over the next five years. As planned, the lane would extend from 120th Street near Denver to Fort Collins and would charge a toll for any non-carpool vehicle.
Several I-25 communities have approved a letter of support for the plan, including the Longmont City Council. If the transportation commission says yes, Longmont's stretch of the interstate would be the first to be changed, since it already has a third lane that could be easily converted to a toll and car pool lane.
No new lane would be built from Longmont southward. One of the existing lanes in each direction would be converted.
"Originally, when I first hear about this, I was somewhat skeptical," acknowledged Councilwoman Katie Witt, who serves on or with several transportation-related committees for the city. "But what they're trying to do is important. ... Unless we have adequate means to bring projects and people into our region, we are not going to be competitive. To be economically viable, we need investments in transportation."
Mayor Dennis Coombs said he liked the idea of managed lanes, since it would make people decide whether it was worth it to go a little faster while also making it possible to keep up the road. And since both state and federal dollars go into the RAMP fund, Coombs said, it would recapture some tax money for local needs.
"Any time we can leverage federal money that comes back to us, it's a good thing," he said.
Near the other end of the proposed initial lane, Firestone Mayor Chad Auer said he wasn't so sure about the toll proposal, but that he wanted to keep the conversation going.
"I don't believe we have the best solution on the table yet," said Auer. He also said he wouldn't be using the lane himself if it was built.
"I'm having a hard time paying for parking," he said. "I'm not a toll-road kind of guy."
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10:30am Thursday 31st October 2013 in News
A cow briefly blocked a road in Wheatley yesterday at about 8.30am.
The animal's appearance on Sworford Lane caused traffic delays until it was eventually moved on by police.
Meanwhile, in Abingdon, drivers faced delays after a lorry broke down on a busy road. Traffic delays were reported yesterday for a short period from about 8am on the A415 Marcham Road in Abingdon. The problems were witnessed on the westbound stretch of the road between the A34 Marcham Interchange and the A338.
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Harry Chamberlain
Harry belongs to: The Coble and Keelboat Society
Harry grew up on the Lawe Top in South Shields. He served an apprenticeship on the tugboats and worked on the Titan Crane. Harry is a member of the Coble and Keelboat Society.
Harry was interviewed by Carl Greenwood on 31 January 2006. The interview took place at South Shields Museum and lasted 1 hour, 20 minutes and 15 seconds.
Value of the tug boat apprenticeship
"Because it was such a good training ground"
Because it was such a good training ground. And most lads that went that went to sea from the Lawe Top or from North Shields or anything like that, you could bet your life, they started off on a tug. They would do, you see, six months, if you had done six months in a tug as a galley boy, it qualified you to go down to the pool and sign on, and get away to sea. But if you didnt you used to go down to pool and he used send you to sea school. But if you went there and you told him that youd been in the tugs, you were away straight away. Because the training ground for the tugs, I mean you had done sea work and coastal work, seamanship on the river, handling small boats and everything, things like that, just you couldnt get anything better.
Harry has 24 memories in the memorynet:
Harry's memories with a Training theme:
- Cabin boy's routine
- Progress through the tug boats
- Value of the tug boat apprenticeship
- Sculling a foy boat
Harry's other memories:
- Joining the tug boats
- The role of the tug boats
- The galley
- The foy boats and skulling
- Routines on the tug boats
- Leaving the tug boats and moving to the Titan Crane
- Working on the Titan Crane
- Cobles
- Coble smells black varnish
- Foy boatmen
- The Tynesider
- The Joffre
- The crew of the Tynesider
- The Titan crane
- The Titan crane at work
- Loading coal
- The crew of the Titan crane
- The Titan Crane
- The Mary Young
- The Royal Diadem II
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The North East | Training | Work
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Eight civilians died in Ivory Coast in raids near the Liberian border that also killed seven UN peacekeepers and sparked an exodus of thousands from the area, the United Nations said on Saturday.
The UN Security Council has meanwhile "condemned in the strongest terms" the deadly attack and called on the Ivory Coast government to "work with all relevant parties to identify and bring the perpetrators to justice".
Ivory Coast's west, by far the most unstable part of the country, has been plagued by deadly attacks since a political and military crisis started in late 2010, leaving some 3,000 people dead throughout the country.
The UN peacekeepers from Niger killed in an ambush on Friday had been patrolling in an area between two villages after hearing rumours of an imminent attack on communities in the region.
UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) spokeswoman Anouk Desgroseilliers told AFP that in the latest violence, "as per our information, at least eight civilians were killed, including a woman".
She added that Friday's simultaneous raids on several villages near the town of Tai close to the Liberian border sparked an "immediate" exodus.
"Hundreds of people have arrived in Tai, and one can imagine that thousands of others are on the road," she said. "Thirty-five families have crossed the border" into Liberia to seek safety there, she added.
Ivory Coast's deputy defence minister Paul Koffi Koffi said the attackers had crossed over from Liberia, adding that two Ivorian soldiers and at least one civilian may also have been killed.
"We are shocked by this unacceptable act," Niger Justice Minister and government spokesman Marou Amadou told AFP on Saturday. "All measures should be taken to see that this serious act does not go unpunished."
But the 900-strong Niger contingent "will continue to work with ONUCI", the UN mission in Ivory Coast, he said.
Friday's attack brought the biggest loss suffered by the 10,000-strong UN peacekeeping mission in Ivory Coast since it was deployed in 2004 in the country divided after a failed coup against then president Laurent Gbagbo.
Desgroseilliers said aid workers from the International Committee of the Red Cross, the Danish Refugee Council and local groups were on site to assist those displaced, including supplying food and water.
OCHA was trying to coordinate the response to the situation with local authorities, the spokeswoman added.
"It's real panic here... people are taking little bundles and fleeing on foot," Tai's mayor Desire Gnonkonte told AFP over the telephone.
"We are scared," said Tai womens' affairs official Madeleine Tagnon. "Why do militias cross the border every time to come and kill us?"
Ange Joelle, who crossed over to the eastern Liberian village of Glaro Ubor, said: "I walked through the bush with my child on my back. I don't know where the rest of the family is."
UN leader Ban Ki-moon said he was "outraged" by the killings and warned that more UN troops "are still in danger."
"Even tonight, after the attack, more than 40 peacekeepers remain with the villagers in this remote region to protect them from this armed group," the UN chief said. "My thoughts are with these brave peacekeepers and the community they are protecting."
The UN denounces the "very serious violation of international law", a spokesman for UNOCI said.
"There's panic in the villages, many are fleeing into the forest, others are heading for Liberia," a resident of Para village told AFP by phone.
In a report published Wednesday, Human Rights Watch said at least 40 people had been killed since July 2011 in raids the group blamed on fighters loyal to Gbagbo.
Gbagbo refused to stand down after elections in 2010 that handed victory to his rival Alassane Ouattara. He was captured on April 11, 2011, after a period of fighting between the two sides.
The former president has been in custody in The Hague since November awaiting trial by the International Criminal Court on charges of crimes against humanity.


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Tony Denunzio was arrested in 2011 on suspicion of DUI.
Dash camera video from the night shows a Santa Barbara police officer used a taser
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The Kitchen Restaurant
Online Reservations
Very entertaining and incredibly delectable tastes!!!
The Kitchenis truly a dining experience with wonderful food and atmosphere.
Everything was wonderful. However, I think the sushi course needed more food. When we went outside,most of the food was gone. Otherwise,I loved sitting at the demonstration ? table and watch all the activity. Hope to return.
The evening was fun and delicious from the opening at 5 'till we left at 9. Every course was presented with a great introduction by Randall or one of his chefs. Eating was fun, quiet enough to be able to talk to our fellow diners while having enough background conversations to make the whole place reflect the enjoyment going on around us. Every course was a delight. The most EXCITING part of the evening was when a diner and Randall just about took off their eyebrows with a major flaming off of a goodly amount of my favorite Whiskey, Makers Mark! I have it all on video - great watching it over again and again. It was a relief, though, that nothing beyond a rather large ball of flame occurred. All in all, a great evening.
When your kids are grown your "family moments" are scarce compared to when they are little. Celebrating our sons' 26th & 28th birthdays as well as our 29th anniversary in May was perfection at The Kitchen! My wife and I and our sons' will always cherish this fantastic night of incredible food and lively entertainment by Chief Randall and flawless staff. This restaurant is by far the best place I have ever eaten from coast to coast and country to country. Watching my sons' only pick up their iPhones to take pictures of our family, the food preparation and to capture every moment in the gem was bliss. Thank you to all who allowed our family to share your restaurant and experience a rare family moment which will be etched in our minds forever!
It was a fabulous dining experience. It was like being at a Iron Chef competition with only the winning team present.
This was a true dining EXPERIENCE. People compare the food and service to some of the top tier restaurants like French Laundry and then come away saying that the Kitchen isn't on the same tier. And while some of that may be true, the Kitchen still ranks as one of the best dining experiences I have ever (and yes, I have been to some nice restaurants including French Laundry). The food is nothing to laugh about either. Inventive dishes with plenty to go around. It may be one of the more expensive meals in Sacramento, but the value is exceptional. Chef Selland was fortunately moderating/entertatining for the evening (note: I don't think this will be common when he finds a replacement head chef) so that was an extra bonus.
I booked my reservation nearly five months in advance for my husband's 45th Birthday celebration. We drove more than two hours, and stayed in a Hotel for this, literally, once in a lifetime event. Every second spent on this incredible event was worth it. The presentation was fantastic, the food was by far the most unique and {ok most expensive} I've ever had in my entire life. That being said, this will be held as one of my most memorable experiences I've ever had in a restaurant - EVER. My absolute favorite part was the fresh salmon which later became our sashimi, sushi and then a salmon dinner course ... I can not begin to explain how good this was - it was beyond good! The wine flight was a fantastic option - we loved the Kitchen!
At least fro now. Waht a great show and a great dinner.
This is not just dinner it is a night of entertainment Randy Selland owner and host and staff tell stories give cooking lessons and treat you like you were in a kitchen at a friends house that is a great cook. This fixed price meal for June had the best salmon all of us had ever tasted. The salad with its fresh ingredients was dressed so the freshness was enhanced. All the five courses were notable. We had people in our party with food allergies and the dishes made for them were just as well done. Be prepared to spend three to four hours there with breaks in the lovely garden area
in your lifetime. Just like Paris or Burning Man or a Rock and Roll Concert you HAVE to go atleast once in a lifetime. Save if you have to. Start a saving's jar especially for this if you have to but GO. Atleast once . The food is great. The preparation is to your liking AND the staff is very friendly and knowledgable and the chefs, oh my God the chefs are some of the best in the world. Highly recommend the wine pairing.
First Class Dining at its finest! Food was fantastic and the service tops. Even though it's not that good for kids I took my 12 year old Daughter (going on 21) with us because it was for her Mom's Birthday and the owner had the chefs bake her a batch of cookies just for her. Treated us like royalty, first class all the way.
my only complaint was the wine pairing. I did not feel that it was worth the $85/person. We received 1 full glass of champagne and the rest were merely pours. The wine was very good, but, again, I think it was overpriced and not what I had expected. I would have preferred to bring my own wine or order glasses a la cart. Otherwise, it was a fantastic experience and I hope to try it again.
This was my first experience dining at The Kitchen, but I had high expectations set by friends who had already been. I was not disappointed. The food was AMAZING and the ambiance is unmatched anywhere I've been in Sacramento. This is a great, come as you are, Farm-to-Fork, foodie heaven. Be prepared to spend $$$. With a wine flight running $80 per person (it's worth it), and a selection of sake to tempt you during the sushi course, it's easy to get carried away. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars across the board was service. For how much you're paying, and with only 50 seats, I expected to be approached sooner for a wine order when we first sat down, and would have appreciated a little more attention throughout the evening.
Going to The Kitchen is not simply fine dining; it's a gastronomical adventure. The entire experience takes from 4-5 hours start to finish. The staff is warm and welcoming and will make you feel at home. You are welcome to walk around through the facility and observe as culinary artisans plate the dishes which can only be called works of art. Wine-lovers will not be disappointed, the master sommelier is extremely knowledgeable and can recommend the ideal pairings for the food. As for the six-course prix fixe meal, you will just have to see for yourself. There's a good chance that its unlike anything you've had before. What an incredible restaurant.
That we have such a wonderful restaurant in our city of Sacramento.
I have never been to The Kitchen before and it was an amazing experience! It was like being on The Food Network and having a wonderful meal as well. I read the reviews of those who went before who were disappointed with the changes and the man we sat next to said he had been there three times and it was the best meal he had ever had. The staff is so friendly and ready to answer questions. We sat at the counter and were totally fascinated with how they prepared the meals and plated the dishes. The menu itself was outstanding. I am not sure why others complain about smaller portions — you can get second or thirds of whatever you'd like! Everything was utterly delicious. Yes, it's expensive, but to us it was worth every penny!
I had been wanting to go to The Kitchen for years always hearing it was an amzaing dining experience! I will agree that it is a unique experience. I love the idea of being able to stand next to any of the chef's to watch them perform their magic. Having the Chef come by each table to chat was wonderful he seemed to be a very down to earth nice person. All the course were served looking like a piece of art. The staff in general were wonderful. Overall I enjoyed the experience. However, I will say my halibut was a bit overcooked as was my husbands. Also, it was an extra $80 per person for the wine pairing, but I personally didn't care for 80% of the wines, they were just too sweet. Overall it was a good experience!
From the moment you make a reservation to getting in your car to drive away, you get the feeling you've touched something special. If you can afford a local vacation lasting 4 hours (or more) in the $200+ / person price range (with wine), its an experience you shouldn't miss. We will be back. Ps. If you are a wine lover, I STRONGLY suggest leveraging your knowledge of your personal cellar and the advance meal information to bring your own wine. The $50 corkage fee initially struck me as too high for me. In retrospect, while they had fabulous wines to chose from in bottle and glass as well as knowledgeable wine resources, I found myself yearning for bottles in my cellar. next time I'lll have my own and something fomr them.
New chef has less energy than the past chef but quality and uniqueness of the menu might be better.
The food was still amazing but the energy with the new chef was subdued - not like Randel or Noah. He is low key, didn't introduce his team, seemed like he was knowledgable but for $400+ I want more for the evening. We also had a rookie waitress who didn't know the menu very well. I was surprised to se them set someone loose on customers like that. We have been going about 6 times per year but that will drop off. I sure miss Noah!
We are foodies, and this was without doubt one of the best dining experiences we have ever had. ALL of the food was fresh and well prepared, with the best local ingredients---and the service was unbelievable! We look forward to going there again soon.
The food was fantastic and the service was amazing. Everything came together to make a very nice fun filled evening.
But food contrite. Don't serve lobster in Sacramento, it doesn't work. High end cuisine is not just fancy twirls, sprigs, and sauces. It's fresh, original stuff. And it's definitely not rubbery lobster. But I would refer anybody for the unique experience and great sevice.
As usual, the food was fantastic. Definitely a place for someone who thoroughly loves food. This is the first time, however, that I have been when Randall was not the chef. One of the prep people, a woman, got a little snippy with a couple of her coworkers. At one point the new chef got upset with one of the prep people and basically walked away for a couple of minutes. I don't care to see this kind of stress when I am out to dinner, especially at their prices! The new chef also didn't have the same energy as Randall... Randall can come in and take over his restaurant, and everyone is enamoured by him. This chef just didn't have "it".
Not really knowing what to expect, my husband and I were delighted with the Kitchen! The amount of food, information about the menu, knowledge and expertise of the staff was inspirational. Even though the event took place over about three and half hours, time flew and each course came out right when we felt we were ready for the next adventure. I honestly tried things I would have never dreamed of eating and really enjoyed myself! All the staff floated throughout the time we were there and seemed to make contact with each and every diner - a truely unique approach. We will definitely return as it was indeed a very special experience!
Our experience at the The Kitchen was exceptional. The purpose of our visit was to celebrate my husband's bday. The food was more that we could have ever asked for in terms of taste and presentation. The service was remarkable, with knowledgeable, friendly and professional staff. We have visited twice and both times had the opportunity to dine at the counter, which is our favorite. We plan on returning next year with a group to experience this event with friends and family.
Dinner at The Kitchen is always a great experience.
First time visit as a gift from the kids for Kathy and I to celebrate our 38th wedding anniversary. Did not know what to expect, but soon experienced a very special culinary happening. Food was unique - tasty and well presented. Loved sitting on the horseshoe so we could more closely watch the cadence of the "platting dance". Kathy and I both enjoyed every course - all five of them! Truly a fine dining experience!! Service was outrageously exceptional.
My parents celebrated their 41st anniversary with us at The Kitchen. There is no better place to have a romantic, one-of-a-kind dining experience than here. The food and ambience is amazing and it's fascinating to experience the creation of this phenomenal meal.
The Kitchen had a very welcoming atmosphere. The staff and chefs were all friendly and attentive. The food was unique and delicious. Going in, I knew the place was going to put a dent in my wallet, but the overall experience was a great value. Not someplace I'd go every weekend, but a fantastic place for memorable celebrations.
I knew going in that this night of dining was a costly one. Then we added the wine paring and it was indeed the most expensive meal we have ever had. That said, it was so worth the cost and up there in the top 5 of our worldly dining experiences. The performance aspect of the evening was like a show and a exquisite meal in one. And look how much show tix are up to these days. And there are 7 acts! Thinking about going? Each dish is hand crafted in front of you by skilled chefs. Each ingredient is at it's peak. Each paired wine brings out the dish. The intermission was on the patio and in the kitchen with Asian delicacies. The mood is casual but classy. Wandering is encouraged and the wine cooler is an eye opener. Worth it? Go and enjoy !
From the moment we entered the intimate setting until we rolled out 4 hours later, we experienced why it is called the hospitality industry. We were treated with both warmth and good humor which put us at ease. We were fortunate enough to be seated at the island and watched as each dish was prepped within our reach.. Having never been privy to the inner workings of a real professional kitchen, we were held in awe of the attention to detail and pursuit of excellence in presentation. The combination of tastes, wine pairings, interaction with staff, and ambience were top notch. Thanks for a great experience.
The food was completely amazing, the service was always on hand but never underfoot and the wine selections were perfect in every case. Being able and encouraged to explore and talk with all the staff made the evening even more exciting and interesting.
Discovered The Kitchen while online & thought it was great place to celebrate my husbands birthday. We had an amazing, unforgettable time! A few hours before the reservation the manager called to offer us an open spot at the counter. If you have a small group this is great! A larger group this would make it hard to socialize with your friends. Almost a month later we are still talking about the experience & all the options served at intermission The chef was fantastic, and charming. The service was great, all staff were friendly & even playful. I had been afraid it might be a stuffy setting & it was not at all. We had such a great time & can't wait to go back! We are planning to make seasonal visits to see how the menu changes.
....other than this was absolutely my favorite dining experience, ever! The service was impeccable and the presentation was fit for a king (and queen). The food choices were superb and prepared to perfection. I cannot overstate how wonderful our experience was. I really enjoyed walking throughout the kitchen, watching the food preparation and talking to the chefs. We can't stop talking about it.
The unusual thing here is the fact that you are in a demonstration kitchen, with all the final plating and prep work done right in front of you. The head chef explains the courses, you can talk to everyone else involved in making your meal, wander in the kitchen, discuss wines....I've taken a lot of cooking courses and love to cook, and my wife is the opposite, yet we both very much enjoyed watching the work involved in preparing such a fine meal. All the staff were very helpful and happy to answer any questions you might have about the meal or anything else. It's really the entire staff and their willingness to draw back the curtain to let us see the process that made this such a memorable evening.
I made reservations for my parents here to celebrate their 25th anniversary. My mom can be hard to please, as she is very particular about her food. Both parents gushed over the experience and the food. They absolutely loved it and want to take our entire family back, so we can experience it too! Many thanks to The Kitchen for making my parents anniversary seamless and exceptional! Jen
The Kitchen is a different type of dining experience where the patron is encouraged to mingle with the chefs and other guests. With ingredients from all over the world, truly different and delicious dishes and a vibrant feel. 5 stars. Awesome.
Food & service were excellent. The staff was all very friendly, it was almost like dining at a friend's house. We were there for about 4 hours but I didn't look at my watch a single time. It is expensive but if you can afford it, it is worth it. A great gift! I'm throwing out hints for my next birthday already...
The Kitchen is always a great experience! Its something everyone should treat themselves to.
Amazing experience and one of the best meals I've ever had. Overall experience was absolutely wonderful.
Come here for the experience and the ambience but the food is the best you can get. It is also not a meal for the person who lacks patience and appreciates a diamond in a hole in the wall joint. For the price ($135 per person) you can get a lot of delicious food without waiting 4 hours. There are other farm to fork restaurants for foodies in and around sacramento. However, if you know what you're getting in to and want a lecture with your meal, then the kitchen is great place to learn about the farm to fork trend as well as an evening out.
My husband and I have always wanted to dine at the Kitchen and we finally had a chance to do so for his 40th birthday. From the moment you walk in and are shown to your seats, it was such a unique dining experience. No area was off limits and they encouraged us to wander into the kitchen and check out what was happening. We were able to talk to the chefs and the kitchen staff, we got up close and asked questions, everyone stopped by our area to ask how we were doing! It was the Best Dining Experience Ever!
When dining at The Kitchen, the entire evening is much more than a fine dining meal. This was my wife and my's second time there, and we were blown away again. The meals are prepared and descriptively described in front of the whole crowd. The intimate setting allows the patrons to feel like they are on the set of a reality cooking show. The flavors and presentation of each "act" were outstanding. The seasonal colors were incorporated into each dish, including dessert. The time and effort involved with creating the dishes were not unnoticed. The chefs were more than happy to engage in conversation with customers when they were not plating food.
Our kids went to this amazing restaurant for their first anniversary, so we went there for our 34th (and everyone there seemed to know we were celebrating. Reserve your place way, way in advance, since there's only room for about 50 diners at the one seating (but 20 people on staff). Forget the candlelight and soft music - this is like being in Kitchen Stadium, except without the crunch to get everything done in too little time. The food was in perfectly-sized portions, and made from scratch before our eyes. We loved the "intermission" that let us visit a half-dozen stations to try a variety of things that were all perfect! This was the best of the best (and if you have never had ravioli stuffed with bergamot cream, you haven't lived!).
Eating at The Kitchen Restaurant is an experience. Master chefs prepare the food in front of you, you can wander back to the kitchen and explore, and the variety and quality of the food is excellent. My wife and I ate here for our ten year anniversary and had a lot of fun. Expect to be occupied for at least four hours when eating here.
This was my fifth trip to The Kitchen restaurant. Every time the food has been amazing and the service spectacular. They are so in to making you feel at home, and ensuring that you enjoy your dining experience. The new chef created an amazing dinner, and took time to stop at each table to talk about the food and the experience. As always, top-notch cuisine, and so many things to try that you would never find at any other restaurant in Sacramento. It is totally worth the price!
The Kitchen re-set the bar for 5 star service and dining experience for me. It's the new standard by which all my other dining experiences will be judged.
Our second visit to The Kitchen was even better than the first. With the new chef, the experience has been raised a notch. The presentation, the intermissions, and the food/wine were superlative.