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Stanley Jordan's discovery in the early '80s rightfully earned a lot of headlines in the jazz world as he came up with a new way of playing guitar. Although he was not the first to use tapping, Jordan's extensive expertise gave him the ability to play two completely independent lines on the guitar (as if it were a keyboard) or, when he wanted, two guitars at a time. He had originally studied piano, although he switched to guitar when he was 11. After graduating from Princeton in 1981, Jordan played for a time on the streets of New York. Soon he was discovered, had the opportunity to play with Benny Carter and Dizzy Gillespie and, after recording a solo album for his own Tangent label, signed with Blue Note. Since then, his career has been surprisingly aimless. Stanley Jordan can play amazing jazz, but he often wastes his talent on lesser material, so one has to be picky in deciding which of his recordings to acquire. Among his many albums are 1985's Magic Touch, 1986's Standards, Vol. 1, 1990's Stolen Moments, 1994's Bolero, 2003's Dreams of Peace, and 2008's State of Nature. In 2011, Jordan was joined by an all-star lineup featuring saxophonist Kenny Garrett, trumpeter Nicholas Payton, bassist Christian McBride, and drummer Kenwood Dennard for the album Friends. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi
Nice job on MJs song I love it
If ever a song brought back a flood of happy happy times, its this one. MAGIC.
I can understand where the person who did this bio is coming from as far as Stanley's albums. His 1st release is amazing but some of his others like "Stolen Moments" don't do justice to his considerable talents. I will add that I had the honor of not only seeing him play live but my college band opened up for him. He did some of the most outrageously ridiculous things during his sound check with the guitar and piano. Finally I had the blessing of hanging out with him after the show and he is 1
I had the distinct pleasure of bringing Stanley Jordan on stage with Tim Reynolds, Greg Koch, and a few other amazing guitarists for the All Star Guitar Night benefit concert in Madison, WI. He may be shy and quiet when you meet him but his style and emotional connection to the guitar is something I've never heard before
My wife and I just saw Stanley last night. I've seen many guitarists in my lifetime, and there is nobody better than Stanley. THE BEST!
Dateline 1-31-2013: I just saw Stanley Jordan at Yoshi's. Having seen Jordan before, he was as awesome as ever and actually seemed fully engaged in a period of exploration and self-discvoe r y , even reflected by his new look, and sharing the stage with other artists (last night with Mimi Fox). I saw him smile on stage more than I've ever seen before, unusual for the usually reserved Jordan I'm accustomed to seeing. Contrary to Scott Yonow's superficial view of Jordon's career being surprisingl
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Stanley made an appearence in the movie Blind Date with Bruce Willis and Kim Bassinger. That was the scene where she drinks the champagne.
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Saw him in Rochester, NY in '82 when hardly anyone, myself included, heard of him. To this day, I have never seen an audience as mesmerized by any performer as I experienced at that concert.
in other words hes better than the music he puts out.. wich could be a way of keeping intact with his betterself, its probably how he gets better
its basically saying that he transcends everything thats being released as a song/album/w h a t e v e r . . .
I have to disagree with the bio that says his career has been aimless. I saw Stanley play in Princeton when he was going to school there back in 1982. He blew me away so much that I became a convert on the spot. As a result of seeing him play, I have now been playing two hand myself for the last 30 years. Stanley continues to blow me away every time I see him play live. Not only did he pioneer the style of two hand but he will probably never be surpassed for sheer musicality and virtuosity.
Aimless...?? ? ? That's your perspective and your welcomed to it, I don't agree personally. I first met Stanley when he had just arrived in NYC, I was a street musician for some years by then, playing Central Park mostly. Well the DAY Stanley set up on the bench near the bandshell it was obvious to EVERYONE instantly that we were witness to Greatness, wow I turn 55yr old today and that is one of the special memories I've compiled over the years...Than k s Stanley for staying with it and pushing your
stanley is such a bad mother f**ker. the liner notes says he wastes his talents but oooh noo! I saw this mo fo play in State bridge Colorado. under the stars and the CO river roaring. such a freakin great show.
I saw S.J. at the Soiled Dove in Denver two weeks ago; hadn't seen him for 10 years or more. It was an intimate setting, and ideal to catch nuances and his sublime talent. Jaw-dropping chops; he's out-of-bound s creatively, and you may shake your head (as I did) while witnessing his talent. And if you don't believe he has the respect of the jazz community, check out who has accompanied him on his latest recordings. Catch him live; you'll be an everlasting fan.
Any one remember that he first played bass? He revolutioniz e d the instrument as a jazz lead instrument as opposed to its traditional use in just keeping and holding down the bottom. Yea, I'm 60 and proud of every moment spent as a percussionis t and a music fan as far back as Miles Dewey Davis playing second bill to the Grateful Dead at S.F.'s Fillmore.... h u m m m m !
Seeing and hearing him perform live is something beyond words. He is quite the musical Zen master - innovative, and a deeply spiritual improvisatio n i s t . A delightful gift from God!
Saw him play while on 2010 Smooth Jazz Cruise. Went with high expectations of seeing both Earl Klugh and Peter White, while knowing little about Stanley Jordan. As expected, Klugh and White were awesome. But, Jordan absolutely blew me away! You have to see him to believe what your ears are hearing! To this day, he's still a true prodigy! (He's still very youthful looking and is almost painfully soft-spoken. But, what a uniquely talented artist!) Thanks for including him in Pandora inventory.
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Playing the Hell out of this guitar...Sou n d s Very Good....
I can't wait to see Stanley Jordan at the Jazz Festival - Whistler Jazz on the Mountain. Labor Day Weekend.
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MEL L. i feel it's insulting and degradeing for scott yanow,rovi to question stanley jordan on what he use's his god given talent's on,it's his choice,all great mind's have greater and less works in their field of expertise such as,micheal angelo,pablo , e i n s t e i n etc. that's their uniqueness
I wonder if he's ever tried the Chapman Stick...soun d s similar.
His playing was groundbreaki n g when it came out. After all these years he's also shown to be one of a kind. I don't know of anyone as prominent as him that plays this way.
got introduced to Stanley Jordan in the old firehouse club in Houston,Tx. in the mid 80's. Fabulous performer and true pioneer on the six or twelve string. A "beast" on Eleanor Rigby. Just listen to the fret magic this guy puts into his music. Huge Fan!!
He is my favorite guitarist - period. I still listen to Cornucopia from 1990 on a regular basis. You can't say that about a lot of albums.
I love Stanley Jordan he is the reason that I love the guitar. Over the years I have searched for new music by him but came up empty handed. Thanks to Pandora I can listen to this genuis and share it with my grandchildre n .
An incredible talent. Perhaps a "Greatedt Hits" CD followed by a new CD with all fresh material would launch him to new heights.
Been following Stanley since I saw him perform on "Night Flight" remember that or am I showing my age? Honestly, to appreciate this guys talent you have to see him play. Until you've seen him playing two guitars at once or play complex melodic chord progressions with accompanying bassline on a single instrument you won't appreciate his genius. What Yanow is trying touch on is Stanley's tendency to experiment. All the great masters do it, they master the instrument and begin trying new things
Yes,yes,yes! ! !
I've been turned on to Stanley Jordan since 1985's Magic Touch. A super talented guy; I was wondering what happened to him. He's too talented for us not to hear more from him.
Nice, smooth..
ya, Yanow can pound sand. "surprising aimless"? why do you care? "lesser material"? Yanow, I know you go home at night and crank Duran Duran, but we wont tell anyone about that lesser material indulgence.
Stanley Jordan is all they say he is, from his consummate skill to his light touch and swinging phrasing. I agree with the critics of Scott Yanow's analysis - lighten up, Scott!
Stanley Jordan is a rare talent! He does and plays what he feels and sorry Yanow if that doesn't meet with your approval! Frankly, you come across as being bullied in school, so now it's your turn! Jordan has a style of his own just as any other, dare I say it, "Smooth Jazz Artist"! Yanow you jerk, any musician, just as any human being, is free to play whatever they choose!! If these truly gifted people, listened to $@@!s like you, there would be no smooth jazz because you pigeon hole everyone!
My first time listening to Jordan...awe s o m e !!
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I know the young boy queit well and I would have never thought I'd hear of something like this. The child is a well-behaved boy, with a heart of gold. I know what you are thinking, this lady is going to take his side. Well you couldn't be more wrong. I am very disappointed in this young boy because even though things are not the greatest in his home life,and his mother is raising him the best she can, he did know better. A lot of changes has been happening in the home life that most people do not go through all at once, so everyone needs to step back and check themselves before downing any child no matter the age. I pray for this family and I'm praying for the little girl family because no one should have to deal with this.
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Attention Native Filmmakers: Cultural Festival in Germany Seeks Submissions
There has long been a worldwide demand for films made by or about American Indians, and now a festival in Germany is calling for submissions.
In a unique opportunity for filmmakers, the Oneida Indian Nation is helping to bring Native-made or -themed movies to the Karl May Festival in Radebeul, Germany, which takes place May 10-12.
Karl May (1842-1912) was a phenomenally popular German author who wrote stories about the American West. The Karl May Museum in Radebeul is dedicated not only to May's life but also to the Native American cultures that so fascinated him. The Karl May Festival attracts some 30,000 visitors, predominantly Europeans who share May's curiosity about the ways and history of the American Indian.
As guest nation host of the Festival, the Oneida Indian Nation is looking for features, documentaries, and shorts. If you have a finished work and would like to be considered, please submit a DVD before April 8, 2013 to:
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Hello. Please send me a contact for this festival. I do have a documentary about the traditional Cree spring goose hunt in the James Bay region in Canada. Chi Meegwetch! -Vic
would you please send me some contact information also? It looks very interesting, but I'd like some more specifics. By the way, when is the deadline for submissions?


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great place, nice casino and poolGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Worth the stay"
An overall good experience. Staff was wonderful. Casino was awesome. Room air conditioners could use some improvement. Restaurant is a bit pricey. Would definitely return again. Pool was great for kids.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Very niceGenuine Hotels.com guest review
I like my stay my wife and my daughter enjoy a lot only that we see is that the kids pool are not clear at all but all another things I like that, I want to go again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"weekend getaway success"
Just stayed here for a weekend but loved it. Very clean and the people are wonderful. You feel extremely safe at this hotel being that its right next to the military base my only wish would have been that it would be walking distance from the beach. Regardless, great stay. Pool area was wonderful. Room was nice. No complaints.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Hotel staff was very friendly.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hope to come back again soon!"
We slept at this hotel only for one night but I loved it! Room was very clean, beds were comfortable and oly a few minutes from restaurants. Breakfast was good and had plenty of stuff to choose from. They have a nice pool area for both adults and kids. The only thing they need in my opinion to be perfect is having rooms with small fridges and microwaves […] (makes life easier when traveling with kids). A safebox in the room will also be a plus!! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Not bad, not amazing either.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel... and food.. and staff."
Very pleasant. The food was so good. The staff was very friendly and professional.Genuine Expedia guest review
"silent and comfortable"
I've been in other Courtyard by Marriott and expected better. But nevertheless, room was excellent, pool was beautiful, good location but to far from main avenues. Just behind local airport but never heard a plane.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"enjoyed my stay to the max everything was near by"
didn't even have time to rest we were always in thae pool or at the beachGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great for the kids , bad service"
Shotness of staff = bad service. They close the main entrance and we have to go trough the stairs with a double stroler.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"My mothers birthday gift."
It was a nice experience. My Mom really enjoyed the Breakfast.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Disappointing in comparison"
During our recent trip to Puerto Rico we stayed in 3 Marriott Hotels. Our stay in Aguidilla was the most expensive and the most disappointing. The hotel was very noisy and did not have an overall good feel to it. The front desk service was very good in answering questions re: local restaurants and destination. We had 3 rooms and they ended up putting […] them on the wrong credit cards, which they corrected. We were shorted linen in our room and never received linen for the role away bed that we used. It did seem like a very kid friendly hotel, although we are past the kid point. We would not stay here again unless we had not other options. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Comfortable hotel with a fabulous pool!"
This hotel was better than I expected!! The room was clean and comfortable. The TV, bathroom and beds were absolutely fine!! Our daughter LOVED the pool. I selected this hotel because of the pool and did not expect the hotel to be any good but it was great and I would go back again and recommend it to others as well. The only issues that I had with […] the hotel was that I could not get a refrigerator. With a child a refrigerator is necessary, not a luxury. I wish they would have small refrigerators in at least most of the rooms. I was told only 2 rooms had a refrigerator. Also, the restaurant was grossly overpriced for breakfast, which is nothing new at big name hotels. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Aguadilla trip"
The room I stayed in had a big ac unit outside of my windows and it was always on as well as very loud. Didn't had a good night sleep in all the time I was there. The restaurant takes to long to serve the food.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great service by staff."
Conveniently close to Aguadilla airport, specially when arriving at 1:30 am. Easy to find. Great service by staff. Clean and comfortable room. Hotel casino operates 24 hrs. Nice swimming pool for adults which includes a little waterpark for the kids. Restaurant is good, a bit on the pricy side. Gym was clean and accessible 24 hrs.It worked for me. Night […] life is limited to the weekends (except casino). I like the hotel. Overall I had a positive experience. Rate it 4 and believe it provides good value for your money. The only drawback I perceived was he Hotel should offer more activities for guests, specially at night. It is located at former Ramey Air Force Base, so you will need to rent a car to explore the area outside the base. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice Hotel"
Pretty New hotel, the rooms was a little small but is was nice.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Convenient Clean and close to airport and beaches."
Check in was quick and easy. The room was clean and comfortable. Great king size bed and comfy pillows. Room service was good. Hotel was great overall.Genuine Expedia guest review
The staff was helpful. The room was comfortable. The kids enjoied the pool. We love the restaurant. We Will go back.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Sudden water temperature change"
Take a shower and you will notice what I'm telling about.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The stay was wonderful.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"good enough"
It was good, the kids loved the pool and the kids area, but the description says that there are microwaves oven in the rooms and there weren't. It didn't have a mini fridge, there was no bar service in the pool area. I walked to the bar inside the casino to buy a pina colada and waited 15 minutes because the bartender went to the kitchen to get a sandwich […] for another guest. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"overnight stay"
bathtub was not clean and the bathroom window was broken, you could here everything going on outside.Genuine Expedia guest review
They must have room service and a mini bar.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel"
The experience was excellent. A great place to with the family.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good for family"
Overall the hotel was good. Great Staff and the location is near to some attractions in Aguadilla.Genuine Expedia guest review
Excellent stayed at Marriott.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
rooms could use a refrigerator and microwave. not too bad though.Genuine Expedia guest review
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Everyone was helpful and warm. Staff was attentive to our needs. They accommodated our needs without questions askedGenuine Expedia guest review
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The hotel is very nice, with a Latin band providing dancing, and casinos available (for those who like that). Excellent swimming pool, very good restaurant. Surroundings safe with some local shopping, but several miles from local Aguadilla for those who want local color, beaches, etc. I was quite disappointed, though, that the acting manager refused […] to honor the Hotels.com full breakfast that I paid for, and had produced a receipt for. He lied and said they only serve a continental breakfast on weekdays (but a quick visit to the restaurant proved this not true). When challenged with this information he threatened to call security, rather than apologize. I was further disappointed that when I emailed the manager upon my return, he ignored my email. Finally, a letter to the corporate CEO got the hotel's attention with an emailed apology and compensation offered. Such a shame as the hotel is otherwise quite superior. I doubt this will be a problem in the future for guests, as the CEO has obviously chastised management. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Most awesome place to stay on north western corner"
My experience was great the hotel was beautiful the pool was great my room was very comfortable and the staff was very knowledgeable. And the food at the restaurant was amazingly tasteful. A+++Genuine Expedia guest review
The staff was very pleasant & helpful and we had a nice dinner at the onsite restaurant. Unfortunately the hotel itself was disappointing - location was not close to anything and the property has not been kept up well. It really did not seem up to the standards of Courtyard by Marriott.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location if you want to get to airport easy."
Had to catch a 2:00 a.m. flight out of Aguadilla. Location of this hotel is great for getting to airport. Had pool for kids and entertainment for adults.Genuine Expedia guest review
"convient and nice hotel"
had a pleasant stay staff very nice and friendly will stay here againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Room was beautiful, spacious. Great price!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Over-priced Big Time"
This hotel was so over-priced it was ridiculous. The room was almost $200 and we're talking about a Marriott chain hotel...and the buffet breakfast - cold food plus cold eggs and sausages in cold chafing dishes was $15 per person. I would never stay here again unless I was desperate.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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"Great hotel."
Pretty nice everything .thanks. The employers , the restaurant, casino, well very good service.Genuine Expedia guest review
The buffet breakfast was very good especially the service, but the mofongo I eat the night I arrived was not very good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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OK except for poor restaurant breakfast service, which was very poor.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Wonderful! Grate service , grate food at the restaurant and really spotless!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Our kids enjoy the pool very much"
Very nice, we will come back soon. Everybody very nice, being from Puerto Rico we really enjoy itGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel."
This was a last minute reservation close to the airport in Aguadilla. The rates during the holidays were great as were the accommodations. The hotel has a great pool for kids/families and another one for adults. It's close to the golf course (my husband loved this convenience). You need a car to get around to local attractions for surfing, dining, etc. […] if you can do without great views, you will enjoy your stay. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Inexpensive, good for short stay."
I stayed for one night. When I walked in the room smelled old, I think the carpet should be removed or changed.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Horrible Experience"
The room was nice & clean, but the service & A/C was dreadful!!!! We didn't sleep at all, the A/C unit was so loud it sounded like a Jet Engine taking off and woke us up all night every time it kicked on. And it didn't work very well at that, the room was hot the whole time. Trying to call the front desk was impossible. The first time I called it was […] 15+ minutes before anyone answered. The second time they NEVER answered and I just laid the phone down and let it ring not sure how long finally gave up and hung it up!! Even when you walked to the front desk they were nice, but never actually solved any of the problems or issues!!! There were 3 of us in the room, but had only 2 towels. After multiple requests, never got a 3rd towel. The washing machine didn't work very well and made a terrible noise. I asked to speak to the manager and of course he wasn't available! I left a note, I would sure want to know if I were him. I think he should HAVE to stay in that room one night and I can guarantee something would be done! The location was bad, hard to find. No beach access or view at all. Would not recommend this hotel to ANYONE. There have to be better hotels somewhere in this town. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Marriot Courtyard Aguadilla, wonderful water park"
This is a commercial type of hotel with a water park that kept my grandaughters busy all three days and looking forward to return. Very accesible from highway, good food on site, moderate prices and a good breakfast buffet for all. Definitely on our list for next april.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good stay"
Excellent experience with or kids on the small water park. Our kids are 4 and 2 years old. Also, a good option for business traveler. Nice placed hotel.Genuine Expedia guest review
"best alternative in the area"
The service can be poor at times, but the hotel is clean and in good condition. It is otherwise what you come to expect from a courtyard marriott. It is the best alternative in the area.Genuine Expedia guest review
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HARLAN — The Creston girls basketball team may have lost its regular season finale at Harlan 66-35 on Friday, but head coach Larry McNutt believes his team gained a lot of confidence from the way it played against the Class 4A No. 6-ranked Cyclones.
The Panthers trailed by just 11 at the halftime break, and had it not been for a pair of open 3-pointers for the Cyclones, it could have been a much closer game at halftime.
"I think it just goes to show them that they can play with the best of teams," McNutt said. "If you can play with Harlan for a half, you can play with just about anybody, because Harlan's one of the best teams in the state."
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What a night. The food was fantastic, the service was the best ever and the staff made our night. Can't wait to come back again. Thank you so much
All items ordered were fantastic, would definitely recommend.
Really enjoyed the Tapas experience; shared the experience with our teenage sons, who also enjoyed it. Tapas creates and presents a wonderful selection of fine food. Expect to pay above average prices, but it was well worth it. Our servers were knowledgeable and helpful, without being overbearing. We plan on going back to celebrate future special family occasions. The crime brûlée was delicious, so too the haddock, prawns, duck legs, chicken, ceasar salad, tostados, fried manchago cheese, marinated peppers, and fresh bread with olive oil. Excellent.
Great service and diversity of food choices. A little hot upstairs where we sat.
Very romantic, food was awesome and very friendly and accommodating staff! We will definitely dine there again!
The environment is warm and welcoming with very friendly and knowledgeable service. Watch your head on the steep ceiling upstairs but it is worth it to find the private little nook. Wonderful place for an evening with a family of grown kids and their spouses. A great variety of tastes in small dishes that you can just keep coming until satisfied. All well cooked, wonderfully spiced and well presented.
We had wonderful service, the food was fantastic. Over all a great place to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Loved it and would go back.
My wife and I both agreed it was the best meal we had ever had. Everything complimented each other and was delicious, and was brought out at a good pace. The plate's are meant to share, and some may find the portions on the smaller side because of this, but it's worth it to try a variety of items on the menu because the chef's do an amazing job with everything. When we were there the main oven was down and a few of their menu items were unavailable, but still everything was great and we were not waiting on our food. Can't wait to go back and try some of the things we couldn't try before! Must try for anyone who appreciates quality dining and something a little different!
This restaurant is truly a gem. The food is outstanding and even though the wine list length is modest the selections are very good and reasonably priced for the quality. It is definitely our favorite in this town that is lucky to have many good restaurants.
If you are looking for tapas like they do in Spain then you won't find it here. Never the less the small plates were delicious. My wife and I enjoyed it.
Tapas is always a fun time. We had great food, delicious wine, and lovely surroundings. We enjoyed sitting on the patio. Our server was helpful and knowledgeable. As usual, we can't wait for our next visit. Thanks Tapas.
Tapas is our new favorite restaurant and even though we have to drive 1 1/2 we will be back for sure. I has the best food and the most fun way to eat several different dishes. The food is so fresh and tasty and made with the finest ingredients. The wine choices are great and the service is outstanding. All the servers are very friendly and knowledgable about the menu and the food on the menu. So in love with this place!!! Highly recommend to anyone and everyone!!!
Another wonderful night at Tapas! Service was exceptional and food was outstanding - tried the tomato tartar (again!), haddock and fried manchego. Wonderful fresh desserts - chocolate pot was excellent. We'll be back!
Recommendations: Beef Carpaccio, Stuffed Portabello, Beef Valdeon. The sauces sometimes make the dish, wish the restaurant would make sure there is enough sauce and accompaniments to have with every bite.
How good is Tapas in Canmore? So good that my wife and I gladly drive for an hour from Calgary for our favorite restaurant. We've never had a dish that disappointed. The mussels cabrales are a constant, but we make a point of trying something new every visit. We've yet to have one that we were lukewarm for or wouldn't order again. And while the servers suggest two or three dishes per person, we're full after sharing three or four dishes between us. As for the service, the staff is amazing. They are personable and friendly and willingly bend over backwards. They even found a plug-in to charge my wife's iPhone. The only negative thing I have to say is that sometimes the music can be a tad too loud.
I have dined here twice and both were fantastic. Great meal, atmosphere and service
The food was supurb but what really made the evening was the service. Alex wasfreindly ,helpful and knowledgable about the wine list as well as the menu . HE made great suggestions on what to order. Wonderful experiance, will definatley be back.
We had a fantastic meal. The waiter recommended we order 2 or 3 dishes each. With the four of us ladies orderind 2 dishes each we had a lovely assortment. We also finished off the night with a dessert each to share. The chocolate pot was sublime. We also had 3 jugs of Sangria, they have a homemade receipe that does not use any juice. Delicious!!
Second time at Tapas and always just as good! Great Service and even better food! Staff know the menu well with great recommendations!
Tapas had been one of our favourite places but we had been away for a few years. We went back with friends and were not disappointed. Food was great, service excellent and the restaurant still has great energy. We enjoyed a selection of cold and hot plates and finished with the lamb lollipops - a must if you love lamb!! We will definitely go again!
Great food ! Romantic setting and excellent staff ! Overall fantastic dining experience .
The hot dishes were tastier, get lots of those. The haddock was amazing!
I'm a tv director who happened to come by with my spouse...and wow... by chance we came across it during our short visit. will be back next time we are in town.
This is a great spot to just kick back with your friends and enjoy some small yummy plates and wine or sangria. Eat at your own pace, as much or as little as you like. A spot we hit every time we are in Canmore.
My husband and I have never been for Tapas so we were a little reluctant. Tapas atmosphere, service and food blew us away... the food was simply amazing, the staff very informed and super professional, the atmosphere quaint, quiet and super romantic.
My boyfriend and I went for his birthday dinner. The service was impeccable! We didn't wait too long for drink, bottle of water left at our table! Their menu was better than Ox and Angela in Calgary. We chose 3 tapas from each menu (hot/cold) and we both loved that they weren't served all at the same time! They served one plate at a time and left time in between plates to discuss and drink! The only thing I would change is the signage and address of the place. It is most definitely not on 10th! The sign wasn't lit and we had to walk around the garbage area for a bit before walking down the alley and finding the front door! That's pretty much it! :)
I had been there once before and loved it. My brother from Ont. and his significant other were visiting Calgary so I took them there for supper. They loved it! His significant friend is Brazilian, and loves Spain's tapas. She was very impressed! Thank you!
A personable professional wait staff, knowledgeable in both wines and food, explain the menu with clarity and present each dish ordered in detail. The presentation of each dish by the chef is exceptional while the quality of the dish is even better. The hot and cold menu selections cover all tastes and all food groups, something for everyone. Try the roasted pumpkin salad, exquisite, and the gambas are superbly sauced. The phyllo parcels are delicious and you must try the Tapas steak, a delight. The lamb lollipops are also a must have. The desert menu is unique and delicious, with many coffee options. A quaint European style eatery with fine wines and exquisite food selections served by a great wait staff in a friendly quiet ambiance.
Food is top notch. Servers are knowledgable and diligent. I would recommend it to anyone, as I will be going back again.
It is small but a quaint little place. Was there about a year ago and this time even better then the first. Will be back again!
Was looking for a new restaurant to go to for supper with my husband. Tried to get into one place but they were booked. So we got in at Tapas. We had not idea what to expect but from the moment we got there the staff was great and their recommendations were right on. I would highly recommend going and experiencing this restaurant.
The food, service and overall dining experience was excellent. We would recommend this restaurant to others.
Ohhh the patatas bravas! It is the third time I have been to Tapas. That dish never disappoints. Actually every dish -- of the 8 we ordered -- was outstanding. We took our server Kurt's suggestions for some of the dishes we had never sampled, and we were delighted with his choices. The portabella stuffed mushrooms are incredible -- almost dessert. For dessert we shared the citrus creme brulee, and on my next visit, I won't share it with anyone. It will be all mine!!
My wife and I enjoyed 6 dishes and were more than full. We especially liked the Garlic Gambas and Lamb Stew.
Another great night at Tapas. Food was outstanding - had the Tapas Steak, phyllo parcels and lamb lollipops. Great service from Chey - very attentive. Yummy Pinot Noir from California. Overall, great time. Tapas never disappoints. Thank you.
Every little byte is absolutelly scrumptious!!! Would recommend to ANYBODY who loves food!
Loved this little place. A little tricky to find and locate the entrance. Beautiful ambiance , great service and the food and dessert we had all fantastic!!
Topas had a lot of positive reviews all over the internet so my wife and I decided to try it. We had 5 plates to share and every single plate was delicious. The food would come out of the kitchen at the perfect time so you would have time to finish the previous plate. I highly recommend this restaurant as the food is awesome and the prices are way lower then expected. Soups and salads and 5 plates and couple drinks were still under $100. Wow
Our meal was great. Good service. Nice ambience. So it was a shock that, as soon as our bill was paid, we were asked to leave. I will not return or recommend for this reason.
Our hats off to Che and the gang from Tapas Restaurant. The service was fantastic, as was the food. I highly recommend Tapas Restaurant for a romantic night out or dinner out with a few friends.
We loved our Tapas experience from beginning to end. The atmosphere was intimate, but also had a vibrant energy. The serving staff were all excellent – friendly, professional, but not stuffy - and they worked as a team to ensure that we had a good experience and were never in need of anything. The food was outstanding – fresh, flavourful, unique - it was so fun to share items and to try lots of different things. To cap it off we had some of the best desserts we've ever had. We also loved that people were there eating later in the evening, making a night out of it. We will definitely be back and wish that there were more places like this with some "cool factor" in Calgary.
We enjoyed one of the best meals of our lives at Tapas in Canmore. The food selection was superb. Each dish was better than the one that came before. The flavours were masterful and the service was extremely personable. I highly recommend the beef carpaccio and the peanut butter moose was absolutely delectable.
The food and service, as always, was exceptional. Unfortunately, we were sat next to the kitchen door on a high top. There was limited space on the table but the waiters did put our pitcher of sangria on a barrel beside us, which was helpful. I would highly recommend anyone making the trip to go to this restaurant, letting alone stopping in if you're in town.
We loved our first visit to tapas and on our second visit we were not dissapointed. We tried a few new dishes and revisted a few we enjoyed last time and everything was fabulous.
this is by far one of my favourite dining places anywhere! the food is always fabulous, the ambience magical and the service outstanding...you can tell when people love their career choices and anyone here...does!!
I've probably contributed numerous compliments to this place, but it has and is still one of my favourite resteraunts! Everytime we make reservations to this place its a highlight of the night. The service is a amazing. Shay (sp?), our server the last few times we were there ,is so enjoyable and the cook does an amazing job with his creations! They are constantly updating their menu (with careful attention to keeping everyones favourites). It is an absolute joy to come to this place! Oh and p.s- CHILI GAMBAS are the best!
We love Tapas! It's a great place for good food and good conversation.
I have eaten at Tapas a number of times and have not been disappointed with the food, wine or service. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a special night out.
Took my boyfriend to Canmore for his birthday and hit up Tapas for dinner. We loved this placed and I've raved about it ever since, I cannot wait to go back for their Garlic Gamba, Cream Chili Gamba and the Lamb Stew!!!! This is a must to visit if you're in Canmore!!
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The rousing high-school-football documentary Undefeated won an Oscar, and it's easy to see why.
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Undefeated follows a year in the life of the Manassas Tigers, the football team of a high school in impoverished North Memphis, Tenn. Financially under-resourced, psychologically whipped and physically battered after renting themselves out as a practice opponent for richer teams, the Tigers begin the 2009-10 season with only one advantage: coach Bill Courtney, the prosperous owner of a lumber company who, for the past several years, has volunteered to whip the Tigers into fighting trim — and maybe change a few young men's lives along the way.
As filmmakers Daniel Lindsay and T.J. Martin follow every practice, game, pep talk and dressing-down, they narrow their focus to three players: a small, overachieving offensive lineman named Montrail, or "Money"; a hulking hothead named Chavis, whom we meet as he's getting out of a juvenile penitentiary; and O.C., a gentle giant of a left tackle whose poor grades threaten to disqualify him from receiving the college scholarships he needs to get out of North Memphis.
And make no mistake: Getting out of North Memphis is the overriding goal of the poor African-American students whose survival strategies in their blighted neighborhood seem limited to snarling aggression or self-deceptive striving. Enter Courtney, who motivates his charges with equal parts tough love and surrogate-parental outrage, peppering his come-to-Jesus speeches with occasional well-placed profanities.
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Welcome to our new Showroom. This page primarily focuses on the work of original artists who display in our new Studios @ the Glasshouse Works. The Glasshouse Works recently purchased an old hotel building (small town hotel) and moved our offices to the lower floor. There are two floors--a skyscraper by Stewart, Ohio standards! and we have created a showroom for our Home, Conservatory, and Garden items. In the links below over the next few months, you will find listed more of the items from our Showroom for you to buy by mail. Peruse the following items and links perhaps for your springtime shopping needs this year. We have many links from these pages to the full Studio Offerings of these artists and sources. You can click anywhere as you browse below where it says "Click Here to See More" to go directly to a full page of items similar to the group you are browsing. We have been bringing in distinctive and offering items not found necessarily elsewhere on the Internet. Various of the items we offer are by Ohio craftmen and artists! If we have full pages from these artists, the listings on this page will be selections from the collections and you will need to click to see more So take a look. And enjoy your browsing
Our First commissioned items from China are now here! We have just received a group of twelve Chinese Auspicious Animals! They are sculpted in either marble and granite. We picture three of them just below. We call them "Lucky Beasts." indeed it it difficult to translate directly from the Chinese, but these beasts are a great piece of sculpture for the garden. We are keeping one inside by the fireplace. They traditionally are put in the garden because they are said to give good fortune to the owner and to protect from evil spirits. They are considered great watchers of the home and garden. We have seen these in various forms and different media over the years. The image we had these designed from was from a large incense burner in copper which we saw at the famous "Sun of Heaven" Chinese exhibit 10 years ago. We chose them to be in lasting stone for our gardening friends. Keep this in mind for the fall and winter holiday season. The one foot high size is perfect for the home too. The price is amazing low considering the fact that we had to made to order and they were shipped from just outside Beijing!
Not of course gardenworthy in your outside garden, but since he is a new artist to our set of galleries, check out the Work of David Whitehill who has created oils and acrylics for forty years. For fear of pinning a title on a painter of as many talents as David Whitehill, his art could be the art of a modern surrealist. But there are so many other angles to this multifacited talent! Mr. Whitehill uses dream images and waking images as the basis for his art. Often a dream will lead to a canvas. Often the canvas will speak to him and the organic image will grandually take hold of the work in progress. All of this is accompanied by fabulous techique and knowledge of the medium. Take a look and consider bying a painting, a work of art, that will grow in value through the years as well as grow in importance.
Items from our Baroque Studios 03034 BAROQUE: FOUR SEASONS SHOWROOM $ 59.00 These four wall hangings depict each season as little cherubs. Each plaque is 12"W x 29"H. Price is for each. For indoor decoration only. These are beautiful. Postage will be $10.00 and be will adjusted in the office before shipping. Postage will be 30.00 if all four are ordered. 03039 BAROQUE: FLOWERED WALL PLAQUES SHOWROOM $25.00 Price for each. 14" x 14". Postage will be $10.00 and be will in the Shopping Cart charges. Postage will be $18.00 if you order all four of the plaques. 03039 BAROQUE: ENTIRE SET FLOWERED WALL PLAQUES SHOWROOM $100.00 Order the whole set! 14" x 14". Postage will be $25.00 and be will in the Shopping Cart charges for the whole set. 03035 BAROQUE: MEDIUM FLYING ANGEL SHOWROOM $79.00 This little angel stands 16" high on a pedestal, and can twirl. For indoor use only. Postage will be $15.00 and be will adjusted in the office before shipping. 03036 BAROQUE: SMALL FLYING ANGEL SHOWROOM $59.00 This little angel stands 12" high on a pedestal, and can twirl. For indoor use only. Postage will be $15.00 and be will adjusted in the office before shipping. 03040 BAROQUE STUDIO: TASSEL BOOKENDS SHOWROOM $ 29.00 These bookends in the shape of large tassels stand 8" tall. Postage will be $10.00 and be will adjusted in the office before shipping.
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(01-17-2012 10:46 PM)Persnickety Polecat Wrote:(01-17-2012 02:15 PM)Sharon Wrote: Punctuality: Showing high esteem for other people and their time. lol I included that quote because imo it highlights one of the dangers of Gothardism. SO MUCH of what he sells is sensible, or normal, or good manners, or even just plain old reasonable, that the crazy gets hidden. but there's definitely some crazy in there, including taking sex advice from a confirmed bachelor. (Gothard's level of involvement/teaching on every aspect of a Christian's life is invasive.) |
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lol. I think it's crazy that my old fundy pastor was giving marriage counselling to his own daughter and her cheating husband. And he's not ATI.
That website was very interesting. It's definitely not what I have experienced in fundamentalism, although I am sure that some of the homeschooling blogs I was reading were drinking this brand of kool-aid. I did get the whole abuse theme when I went to watch Tangled though. I was telling my fundy friend all about it, and how awesome the movie was, and how honestly I thought the themes were quite adult (ok, I get that someone who hasn't just gone and broken out of their tower - especially a kid - may not really get the themes, but to me they were hitting me so hard over the head I came out of the theatre with concussion). She just kind of looked at me blankly. To her it was just a kids' movie. Also, another article I read mentioned how someone was starting to try and work out who they are, what's their own identity, as a 30 year old adult. That's me. My life took a different path to get to this point, but that's where I am. So yeah. Interesting site. ♪♫I'm a librul and I'm ok I sleep all night and I work all day ♫♪ |
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I did an IBLP seminar in someone's home once. A family from my IFB church was into Gothardism and they hosted it. They were a really sweet family - I was friends with the wife and absolutely adored and looked up to her. I loved how she interacted with her kids and ran her home; she was very kind and happy, quiet and deliberate about God/spiritual things, went out of her way to love others, and... idk, there was just something about her that I hadn't seen before and was attracted to. Definitely did not see any sort of abuse going on within that family, and having grown up in an abusive family, I have kind of a radar for it. Anyway, of course I wanted to do the seminar, since whatever they were doing seemed to be working pretty darn well. Overall it was okay. Some of what Gothard said was ridiculous - like that jazz music is sinful because it's not "organized." And some, like Sharon said, was reasonable/sensible.
At the time, I didn't know anything about Gothard or patriarchy or any of the crazy. If I'd been a bit more gullible, I can easily see how I would have 100% bought into it, done the advanced seminar and the whole nine yards. I mean, it's not that bad at the beginning.... |
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(01-18-2012 09:13 AM)aisforazebra Wrote: At the time, I didn't know anything about Gothard or patriarchy or any of the crazy. If I'd been a bit more gullible, I can easily see how I would have 100% bought into it, done the advanced seminar and the whole nine yards. I mean, it's not that bad at the beginning.... It is that bad, it's just that the "that bad" is cushioned by "well, that does make sense." Everything is very logically consistent within the structure that Gothard has created by quoting verses and parts of verses out of context while extrapolating applications not remotely intended by said verses and parts of verses. Even the basic seminar and character sketches books really are that bad when you pull them out of their self-contained logic. My family dabbled in it. My aunt and uncle raised their children in it and by it. We went to two basic seminars. One of them was in high school, and I still have the handbook with my notes in it. When I go back and read the notes...well, it is that bad. I can't believe I actually wrote down some of the sentences I did in agreement with the tripe that was being taught. The families that do ATI look very good on the outside, which is what makes it seem so harmless, makes people justify the things that creep out from under the carpet. But there's a reason why so many of the kids who come out of it either explode into chaotic living or lead stunted, repressed lives filled with barely contained neurosis. A peer of my parents struggled most of his adult life because he felt "convicted" to always be asking for and following his parents' advice/wishes, because to otherwise would be dishonoring them and place him outside the "umbrella of authority and protection." This is a married man with a family. Anytime what he felt the Lord leading him to do went against what his parents wanted, he had serious troubles. That's just not right. /smallrant. Forget the fear/it's just a crutch/that tries to hold you back/and turn your dreams to dust. |
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Ollicial Newspapei Village ol Freeport THE ^n,-.^ 'i ( ; i< v/ '> IMUR FnEEPOnt UEkOaiAI. LiQ.R.ARv t UERRICK RD FREEFORT H t '"11520 (> •'Freepor^ l^^ • - ' '. School District g FREEPORT. NEW YORK. MAY 17.1984 Baldwin !5il School District 1^1 49th YEAR, No. 4 PRICE 25* PER COPT Plan More Parking For Mid-Freeport BigPBCRaceIn Baldwin This Sunday Conferonce For 4''* Ahnuol lO km Run -Nassau^Femmts^Td Benefit HandicappecT^ Village fioord Okays DemoiitlGn Of Buildings - FREEFOKT • The long-standing complaint of inadequate pariitng in the village's Centra) Business District Is somewhat closer to. a parfial solution this past week as the Village Board of Trustees authorized publication for bids for demolition of some abandoned buildings on Church Street and on the sciuthwest comer of the Freeport MaU. Merchants on the Mall have conUnuallv urged IhS ViUige Church Street parcel was recenUy Board to increase the number of donated by Freeport biisiness- • patUi\K spais avaUtble tur\huy-—uuu Uuuel SucuWv »i;d lib v.tft FREEPORT - In cooperation with the Tenants' Coalition of Nassau County, the Freeport Tenants' . Association has announced a lecture/workshop pro-_ gram to be held on Saturday, May 19. 9 am-3 pm, at Hempstead High School. Two sessions have been planned, for morning and afternoon, and each win cover the same subjects. The morning BALDWIN - Some 500 runners are expected in Baldwin this coming Sunday morning, May 20, for the fourth annual Baldwin PoUcc'Boys Oub (FBQ 10 Km (6.2137 mBe) Run: Scheduled to begin at 9 am in Baldnin Park, the run will proceed out of the park, wind through five . miles of Iree-lined communjly streets and return to the finish line back in the park The race course will be clearly marked and traffic control win be provided by the Nassau County'Police Department and the Nassau County Auxiliary Police. • all ages. Awards will be giveri to the top male and female runners, along with trophies for' the top three male and female finishers in pers use. Both retailers and teiunts of offices on Sunrise Highway have also been appealing to the Ba'ard.for'relief froih the lack of suitable legal spot* for their cars. The rehabilitation of the okl Granu building and the Freeport Theater and A^re Diner is also - leading to a present, and even more acute future curtailment of Lorraine, to the village, with the stiptUation that it be tucd for parking and rehabilitated for such use within two years. .session, which begins at 9 am, will be preceded by free coffee and cake; the afternoon session, '• which starts at 12 noon, will begin with a free light lunch. The workshop/lectures planned include one on "Co^op Conversions,'.' featuring an attorney from the Stale Attorney General's office,' and Jeanne Kippel, president of the Tenants' Coalition of Nassau and Hotising Commissioner of Great Neck. Martin Schlufroan, Deputy Counsel of the Stale Division dT Housing and Community Renewal, and W. Robert Balalaos, Senior Rent Administrator of ihe New York Suie Division of Housing and Community Renewal,- Nassau Office, will discuss "Rent and Stabilization and Rent Control (the &nergency Tenants ProlecfionAct)." "How To Organize a Tenants Organization" win be the topic of MichaelMcKee. co-leader of the New York Stale Tenant and Neighborhood CoalitiOTi, The run is sponsored ._by._ European American Bank, with all oroceeds from the event going to help fund FBC's special handicapped program. Race officials predict that this year's event wiU be the "biggest" yet, with more than 300 'paijicipanls already pre-regis-lered the week before race day. Number pick-up'and post entries will be handled 7i30-8:45 am on race day. The first 500 runners registered wfll receive a T-shirt commemorating the event. EnliyfeeisSS. Entry is open lo runners of The*other piece of land — and the two sections wiU meet — was recently purehased by the village from Nassau County for SI speciflcally for tise for un-metered parking.' 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Nassau County Commissioner of Senior Citizen Affairs Adelaide Attard explains, "This yearly -intergcner»tional~~prBgriin FREEPORT ^ The Vinage's annua] Memorial Day Parade, co-sponsoted by the Village of Free-port and the, Freeport American Legion, is set lo kick-off at 10 ain sharp on Monday, May 28, from Freeport High School. The line of march wiU proceed eastbound on Merrick Road to Ihe Freeport Memorial Library, where appropriate ceremonies will honor the brave men and women who have Jost their lives in the service of their country. There w-iH be four divisions. 'ihe tirst will include acuve service and veteran groups; the sec-. end features the Freeport Fire Department; the third. Boy and Girl ScouU and other Yiwlh Organizations; whUe the fourth is made up of frstemd, civic and political clubs. An outstanding feature of this yeu's Memorial Day actKrities will be the display o( a mam-mouth American Flag, which was the pride and }(9 of the Legion's Past Commander Frank Manz and wiU be displayed in his memory. The "Grandparents' Day at Schod" program is sponsored by the Nassau Oninty Department of Senior. Gtizen Affairs in cooperation with local schools. Grandparents are invited by children into classrooms, where [fetrict Sponsors Arts Festival provides an excellent opportunity for children and otder persons to form a daser link between the generations. Grandparents' Day ((xuscs on the positive role cUer persons play within their families and communities." FREEPORT - The Freeport Public Schools win bold iU 16(h annual Festiva] of the Arts on ' 'Thursday. Friday and Salorday^ May 17-19, beginning at 7 JO pm, in Freeport High School. 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