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The cornerstone of our community vision is based upon respect: respect for oneself, respect for one's neighbors, and respect for the community as a whole. In order to demonstrate respect, community members are expected to take responsibility for their decisions and actions. We all must recognize that our decisions and actions will affect the students, partners, and children within the community. We must also take responsibility for addressing behavior that we consider unacceptable. We can do this by bringing our concerns to each other and the Northern View Community staff. The Northern View Community is a unique living experience for undergraduate and graduate students and families that agree to share in this vision of community. To see our community experience first hand, find us on Facebook.
Northern View Community has a team of professionals and student staff ready to help you. Our staff is focused on making your experience at NIU productive and comfortable.
Hello! My name is David E Duma and I am very happy to be a part of Northern View Community! I am from Vernon Hills, IL., one of the northern suburbs of Chicago. I received my bachelor's degree in English and Spanish Foreign Language and Literature in 2009 from right here at Northern Illinois University. I continued my education at NIU by getting my master's degree in Adult and Higher Education in 2011. In my free time, I like to read, listen to music, play drums, take care of my fish tank, and ride my bike. Through the course of my career at NIU, I realized that I love working with students and am beyond excited to be a part of the students' college experience here at Northern View Community. I have called NIU and DeKalb my home for a long time now and hope that you come to enjoy your experience here as much as I have!
Community Development Assistant & Staff Assistant: Community Development Assistants are students just like you and have been hired by the University to assist residents with daily concerns. They are available at different times during the day and night. Community Development Assistants work to ensure that the community environment is suitable for learning and living. Community Development Assistants are an excellent resource and are well-informed about services available to students. They also create exciting educational and social events for your complex.
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The New 2012 Colibri Eclipse Lighter
The Colibri Eclipse Lighter is a new addition to the companies line of lighters. Colobri has been in the business of producing lighters since 1928. When first starting out they made high end semi-automatic lighters. The company was started in a small workshop before growing into a world wide brand, offering everything from jewelry to pens to smoking accessories.
The Colibri company was grown by investors that pushed the currant technologies to the limit while keeping focus on design and usability. Today the company has added the focus of craftsmanship and creating affordable lighters in all price ranges.
Today we will be looking at this well known companies new Eclipse. We will cover packaging, look, feel and craftsmanship. This is a straight forward and like Fox News, you can make up your own mind.
Colibri Eclipse Lighter
Let's take a look at the Eclipse lighter that I have here in my hands. This is the first edition to the line.
This is the way Colibri Eclipse lighter came packaged. Gift like, not sure if this is the way they all come or just how they sent it to me. Nice though keeping in line with the Eclipse theme.
The above photo is the actual box this lighter came in. Very colorful going the opposite of the Eclipse theme. Looking at the box it looks like multiple colors will be released.
The colorful box slides off to a white box with the Colibri mark and 1928 under the name. My first edition lighter as it sits in the box. Flat black with chrome coated trigger. Sits in foam with a thin piece of foam on top (not in picture).
Front and back photos of the Eclipse lighter by Colibri. Nice, sleek and basic (first addition). The click is very easy and everything is smooth.
A little better picture of the front of this lighter.
Overall this lighter does not feel cheap and seems to well built. The look of my black is sleek but basic but would like to get my hands on a Neptune Blue. The color of the other lighters are high def like really popping out. The trigger works well and catches the eye with the shine off the trigger. Colibri is known for lighters in all price ranges. I would agree that this is a mid range lighter that will last but not priced to scare me away.
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Are your children bored with their toys? Come along to the Toy Library for the opportunity to borrow a wide range of toys, suitable for ages 0 - 3 years. Supported by the Tree House Children's Centre. Pop along for a play and borrow a toy. Parents/carers must supervise their children at all times and are responsible for their own belongings.
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PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Environmental Management has extended the deadline for the submission of recreation acquisition and development grants to Dec. 6.
Abdur Shabazz's winding career path has led him from school athletics through jewelry design and, by way of an unexpected connection, to designing jewelry for an American Basketball Association project. Now he's taking a jump into a new profession as owner and CEO of the new Providence Anchors ABA team.
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Rainy weekends made June a difficult month for hotels in Newport and Middletown, with a 7.3 percent decline in occupancy compared with last June, according to figures supplied by Discover Newport.
By Patricia Daddona |
Mayor Angel Taveras and executive director of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence, Nicole Dufresne, announced two free programs that will be available to Rhode Island children and teenagers this summer.
By Meg Sullivan |
The SSV Oliver Hazard Perry is towed from Senesco Marine in North Kingstown to Newport June 21 for hauling and painting at the Newport Shipyard. The uncompleted tall ship, named after naval war hero Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, will be dockside at the shipyard for a fundraising event July 5 and at Fort Adams on July 6 and July 7 for public visits. When completed in 2014, the nonprofit educational vessel will have a capacity for 36 students on overnight trips and 85 for day sails.
Add Carolyn Rafaelian, president of Alex and Ani Inc. and new winery owner, to the list of businesspeople taking aim at Rhode Island's strict and often arcane liquor laws.
By Patrick Anderson |
Culturally and demographically, yachting and golf share much in common.
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PROVIDENCE – The Senate has passed legislation that would make Rhode Island the 40th member of the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact, an agreement between states that promotes uniform wildlife law enforcement across state boundaries.
Mike Aresco, commissioner of the athletic conference known for 34 years as the Big East, speaks fondly of Providence, but he can't promise how long the league he's reinventing will remain in its historic home.
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Placing a value on the essential services that nature provides helps us better understand the trade-offs we make in economic development decisions. Ecosystems represent our planet's natural capital. With an estimated worth upwards of 80 trillion dollars annually, the services provided by natural ecosystems are as important to our livelihoods as the roads, bridges, factories, and dams that make up our built, or human-made, capital. Yet, much more needs to be learned about how to quantify these myriad benefits and assign them monetary values — so that we can make credible and persuasive arguments and establish policies for protecting the ecosystems that deliver them.
Why is it important?
When society factors the full range of benefits, cost reductions, and risk prevention provided by multiple ecosystem services into economic development decisions, the trade-offs involved become more visible — enabling better-informed decisions that balance long-term consequences and opportunities. These decisions will require that narrowly conceived projects be transformed to deliver natural and financial benefits and provide for new development opportunities that align with sustaining ecosystem services over the long term.
Examples in practice range from a beverage corporation's investment in a watershed protection project in a region where it sources water for its product to the construction of river dams in ways that have the least impact on biodiversity and the well-being of local communities.
Payments-for-ecosystem-services (PES) programs or conservation agreements have also been established, where local communities stop practices that degrade the land and water in exchange for monetary or in-kind benefits, like teachers, farm equipment, or employment opportunities. National governments can also eliminate harmful subsidies for unsustainable water management by farmers and utilities, while encouraging more effective and efficient practices that are less harmful to the environment.
Fully incorporating the value of ecosystem services into decision making will help illuminate the trade-offs that are being made as countries try to reduce or adapt to the effects of growing populations and climate change
We also need to factor in the value of natural solutions to water resource and supply challenges. In the Catskill Mountains outside of New York City, for example, the government found that watershed protection and restoration sustained high-quality freshwater flows more efficiently and at lower cost than building a new multi-billion-dollar water treatment complex to purify water for human consumption. These kinds of "natural infrastructure" opportunities can be found in a variety of ecosystems, from riparian corridors, gallery or montane forests, mangroves and estuaries to seagrasses, wetlands, peatlands, swamps, and grasslands.
How is CI contributing?
We are working with corporate, government, development agency, and community partners to understand and mitigate threats to freshwater biodiversity and ecosystems. We are devising solutions to improve land and water stewardship by, for example, fostering ecologically sustainable fisheries, incorporating ecological principles and water- and energy-saving methods into agriculture, and developing ways to adapt to climate change using "natural infrastructure" opportunities.
We are valuing the role that freshwater ecosystems play in delivering services and understanding the unintended trade-offs that occur when we fail to value ecosystems for their services. We are also evaluating the range of conditions under which nature can either support or replace the need for man-made infrastructure and testing the feasibility and economic viability of combining natural options with traditional engineering approaches.
We engage with corporate partners to develop and implement leading water management strategies and practices, including efficiency measures, water footprint accounting, and sustainable water sourcing across all stages of operational and product development lifecycles. We are working with governments to eliminate harmful subsidies, to adopt market and regulatory innovations for utilities that create incentives for end-user efficiency, and to promote the implementation of more efficient irrigation systems.
What are CI's major areas of work?
Developing natural infrastructure options to show how conservation can be directly incorporated into development, offering a cost-effective and efficient means of addressing freshwater resource management challenges while enhancing freshwater ecosystem protection.
Demonstrating innovative and cost-effective water- and energy-efficient practices for utility services (electricity, natural gas, and water), agriculture, and other private sector interests and helping to shift subsidies that unintentionally degrade freshwater ecosystems into incentives that protect them.
Increasing land and water stewardship, developing payment-for-ecosystem-services (PES) projects, and creating new markets for water to create a direct financial incentive for conserving watersheds and freshwater ecosystems.
Results expected
Natural infrastructure projects address water resource and supply concerns efficiently and cost-effectively while also protecting freshwater ecosystems, and the creation of new policies and investment sources by private and public development banks to fund additional projects.
Creation of climate change adaptation planning and policy processes, and funding streams that fund ecosystem-based adaptation approaches in critical landscapes.
Adoption of better land and water stewardship practices and water pricing by corporate partners, as well as farmers and water utilities in Brazil, Indonesia, China, and CI priority freshwater regions.
Influence up to 50 percent of global agricultural commodity production supply chains, and secure USD $10 million for enhanced watershed management and protection of freshwater ecosystems and services.
Assist in the development of Payment-for-Ecosystem-Services (PES) policies and programs, including monitoring protocols and training programs, in South Africa, China, Brazil, Costa Rica, and other countries that want our help.
We continue to secure corporate partnerships and long-term investment from development banks in PES and other water market projects.
Piloting (with partners) a dam-screening tool as part of a PES program that will identify dam development and operating conditions, which enhance the protection of freshwater ecosystems while avoiding ecosystem services trade-offs and other impacts that otherwise impede the efficiency of dam operation. This tool will offer long-term dam operation efficiency, electricity provision and ecosystem protection.
Seeking new partnerships to develop a white paper and program of action to pilot-test combined natural and traditional infrastructure approaches in two or more locations.
Assessing the potential for adopting point-of-service energy efficiency approaches more widely throughout China and in Brazil, regions where pressure from infrastructure expansion and development must be reduced. Providing advice to countries where CI works on how to include alternative energy into their climate mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Increasing food, fuel and fiber production on lands that are already degraded to avoid additional land clearing for these activities, and engaging at least three companies in CI's Sustainable Biofuel Crops Initiative, which includes water conservation measures.
Expanding application of purchasing guidelines that establish sustainability standards for soy and palm oil to areas of high freshwater importance.
Compiling lessons learned from Costa Rica, Mexico, and Ecuador on PES programs and using them to make recommendations on how to implement and scale up PES mechanisms for water and other services.
Creating an investment portfolio of ecosystem services projects for corporate, government, and other donors, as a means of both reducing their water footprints and protecting the sources of their freshwater supplies.
Developing a PES training program including communities, government officials and policymakers, and implementing it in South Africa, China, and other interested countries.
Developing a freshwater market strategy to determine the extent to which various options, such as nutrient trading (a system wherein governments cap and trade excess nutrients from fertilizer and pesticide run-off), offer the best opportunities to secure long-term financing for our freshwater project portfolio.


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Updated: 12/12/2013 - I finally did my pull up!!! It was a New Year's Resolution that took me ALL YEAR! But I did it.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A new digital tool to test academic and behavioral skills will target students starting in kindergarten.
ACT, the organization that developed the ACT college-entrance exam, will start testing the tool in the fall. It will be available to schools starting in 2014.The tool tracks students' career interests, academic performance and progress toward goals. It's designed to follow students from kindergarten through high school.
Jon Erickson, president of ACT's education division, says the goal is to identify and address gaps in skills needed for college and the workforce. The assessment combines traditional testing with teacher-led projects to generate an instant, digital score.
The organization says it's a multimillion dollar project, but will be affordable and adaptable for schools and states.
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- 10 Facts on Immunization
This short summary of immunization facts provides an overview of immunization and a ten-slide presentation on immunization facts.
Author: World Health Organization
Published: 2012
- 10 Tips for Successful Malaria Vaccine Advocacy
Slow decision-making by policymakers can contribute to a substantial lag between the availability of lifesaving interventions, such as vaccines, and developing countries' access to them. This booklet presents a set of advocacy tips, success …
Author: PATH
Published: 2012
- 13-Valent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine: A Review of Its Use in Infants, Children, and Adolescents
This article, published in Pediatric Drugs, reviews the use of the 13-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13) in infants, children, and adolescents. The author states the safety and reactogenicity of PCV13 to be generally similar to that of …
Author: Plosker GL
Published: 2013
- 16th International Pathogenic Neisseria Conference: Recent Progress Toward Effective Meningococcal Disease Vaccines
This report, published in Human Vaccines, describes developments in meningococcal disease vaccines presented at the 16th International Pathogenic Neisseria Conference in Rotterdam in September 2008. It includes progress on an …
Author: Gorringe AR, van Alphen L
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- 2006 Report of the Steering Committee on Dengue and Other Flavivirus Vaccines
The Japanese encephalitis (JE) section of this report summarizes current activities aimed at furthering JE control through immunization, including clinical trials, the establishment of an Adverse Events Following Immunization surveillance …
Author: World Health Organization
Published: 2006
- 2008 Estimate of Worldwide Rotavirus-Associated Mortality in Children Younger than 5 Years Before the Introduction of Universal Rotavirus Vaccination Programmes: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
This analysis, published in the The Lancet Infectious Diseases, applied data collected through the World Health Organization's Global Rotavirus Surveillance Network to update the estimate of childhood rotavirus mortality worldwide. The …
Author: Tate JE, Burton AH, Boschi-Pinto C, Steele AD, Duque J, Parashar UD
Published: 2011
- 2009 Influenza A (H1N1) Monovalent Vaccines for Children
This editorial, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, comments on new immunogenicity data on 2009 pandemic influenza A (H1N1) vaccines for children. The data suggest that a single dose of the vaccine offers protection …
Author: Fiore AE, Neuzil KM
Published: 2010
- A 20-year Retrospective Analysis of Epidemic Meningitis Surveillance Data in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger
This poster, presented at the 2008 International Pathogenic Neisseria Conference, displays a detailed analysis of long-term surveillance data from Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger during the past 20 years in order to understand the dynamics of …
Author: Djingarey MH, Noazin S, Préziosi MP, et al.
Published: 2008
- 23-valent Pneumococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine - WHO Position Paper
This report, published in the Weekly Epidemiological Record, provides essential background information on pneumococcal disease and gives the current World Health Organization position concerning the use of the 23-valent …
Author: World Health Organization
Published: 2008
- 61st World Health Assembly Global Immunization Strategy
This three-page document provides the 61st World Health Assembly's resolution on the Global Immunization Strategy, including guideance for World Health Organization (WHO) Member States and requests of the WHO Director-General.
Author: World Health Organization
Published: 2008
- Above Zero: Strategies to Prevent Vaccine Freezing
This four-minute animated video emphasizes the difficulty and importance of maintaining proper temperatures in the vaccine cold chain. The risk of exposing vaccines to freezing temperatures are now known to be significant. These risks can be reduced …
Author: PATH, World Health Organization
Published: 2013
- Accelerating Introduction of New Vaccines: Barriers to Introduction and Lessons Learned From the Recent Haemophilus influenzae type b Vaccine Experience
This article, from the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, examines recent efforts to accelerate the introduction of Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccines in developing countries, which resulted in a significant surge in …
Author: Hajjeh R
Published: 2011
- Accelerating New Vaccine Development Against Pneumonia and Other Pneumococcal Diseases
This fact sheet highlights PATH's work to develop new vaccines against pneumococcal disease, one of the leading causes of death in children under five in the developing world.
Author: PATH
Published: 2013
- Acceptance Patterns and Decision-Making for Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Among Parents in Vietnam: An In-Depth Qualitative Study Post-Vaccination
This article, published in BMC Public Health, presents findings from qualitative research on parents' rationales for vaccinating or not vaccinating their daughters and their decision-making process in the context of a human papillomavirus …
Author: Cover JK, Nghi NQ, LaMontagne DS, Huyen DT, Hien NT, Nga LT
Published: 2012
- Access to Vaccine Technologies in Developing Countries: Brazil and India
The authors of this study, published in the journal Vaccine, analyzed advantages and disadvantages of different ways vaccine manufacturers access new technologies. Among the methods considered were collaborations with academia and research …
Author: Milstien J, Gaule G, Kaddar M
Published: 2007
- Achieving the Global Vision for Future Immunization Supply and Logistics Systems: Action Plans
These action plans describe specific activities and strategies designed to help achieve the common vision for the future of immunization supply systems developed by the Cold Chain and Logistics Task Force (led by the United Nations Children's …
Author: World Health Organization, PATH
Published: 2012
- Acute Childhood Diarrhoea in Northern Ghana: Epidemiological, Clinical, and Microbiological Characteristics
Investigators collected stool specimens from Ghanian children with acute gastroenteritis and determined that rotavirus was the most predominant cause in urban northern Ghana. This article was published in BMC Infectious Diseases.
Author: Reither K, Ignatius R, Weitzel T, et al.
Published: 2007
- Acute Respiratory Infections: Influenza
This web page provides information on influenza (seasonal and pandemic), including disease burden and vaccines, as well as links to relevant documents on influenza.
Author: World Health Organization
- Acute Respiratory Infections: Streptococcus pneumoniae
This web page provides information on pneumococal disease, including topics such as disease burden and vaccines.
Author: World Health Organization
Published: 2009
- Acute Respiratory Infections: The Forgotten Pandemic
Published in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization, this article discusses the large role pneumonia plays in the deaths of children in the developing world and the need to address these deaths through the use of prevention and treatment …
Author: World Health Organization
Published: 1998
- Acute Respiratory Infections (Update September 2009): Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Parainfluenza Viruses
This web page offers an overview of respiratory syncytial virus and parainfluenza viruses, detailing disease burden, virology, and vaccines from a global perspective. The annotated text included provides links to additional …
Author: World Health Organization
Published: 2009
- Addition of History of Intussusception as a Contraindication for Rotavirus Vaccination
This article, published in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, reports on the revision that the US Food and Drug Administration has approved for the prescribing information and patient labeling for rotavirus vaccines manufactured by …
Author: US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Published: 2011
- Addition of Severe Combined Immunodeficiency as a Contraindication for Administration of Rotavirus Vaccine
In response to reported cases of vaccine-acquired rotavirus infection in infants with severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) following rotavirus vaccine administration, both Merck & Co. and GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals have revised …
Author: US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Published: 2010
- Addressing Parents' Concerns: Do Multiple Vaccines Overwelm or Weaken the Infant's Immune System?
This review, published in the journal Pediatrics, examines questions about the use and impact of multiple vaccines on an infant's immune system.
Author: Offit P, Quarles J, Gerber M, et al.
Published: 2002
- Addressing the Vaccine Confidence Gap
This article, published in The Lancet, discusses some of the characteristics of the changing global environment that are contributing to increased public questioning of vaccines, and outlines some of the specific determinants of public trust. The …
Author: Larson HJ, Cooper LZ, Eskola J, Katz SL, Ratzan S
Published: 2011


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I just started the basic a-b dc training split and have to say i love it so far as its different then anything ive ever done,i tried basic hit back in the day and didnt dig it much-anyways.. MY biceps are still sore from last friday and i had to do back width and thickness today.. monday
Friday i did
Incline 45 degree bench dumbell curls.. 45lbs 7,4,2 restpaused
Then 45lb hammer curls x 2 x 7-8 ss
Thats it for the biceps section of that day.... should i be using a lighter weight ..more reps rest pausing biceps you think?
I really want to stick to the mon,wed,fri layout...actually i plan to
Chest,shoulders,triceps,back width,and baack thickness
Wednsday,biceps,forearms,calve s,hams,quads
Friday-same as monday
Mon-same as weds and so on,a simple rotation
So my question is has anyone ever started a schueldule like this one and had still sore muscles and worked through it anyway,and if so did they recuperate faster and adapt,make gains?
Im a decent gainer and wouldnt consider my self a hardgainer,my diet is decent enough...
Also for instance ive never tried ,but would love too try a simple 5x5 program
But squats just a day apart sounds scary cuz im usually sore for 3 days with a good quad workout
And a good amount of people swear by 5x5 training
I will stop rambling..lol and if anyone can chip in please enlighten me


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Car driver in hospital after early morning crash (From Darlington and Stockton Times)
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Car driver in hospital after early morning crash
10:22am Saturday 23rd June 2012 in News By Andy Walker, Chief Reporter (Darlington)
A 63-YEAR-OLD man was taken to hospital with a broken leg after being involved in a car crash in the early hours of this morning.
Emergency services were called to Riverside Park Road, in Middlesbrough, shortly before 6am.
Two vehicles, a Skoda Fabia and a Vauxhall Corsa, had collided on a roundabout close to the headquarters of the Cleveland Cable Company.
The 63-year-old driver of the Corsa was taken to the James Cook University Hospital, in Middlesbrough, where he remains.
He had become trapped in his vehicle by the foot and had to be released by firefighters.
The 46-year-old Skoda driver was not seriously injured in the collision.
A Cleveland Police spokeswoman said: "It happened on the new bypass roundabout, between Newport roundabout and the Cleveland Cable Company.
"The Corsa was turning right on the roundabout on the bypass from Newport towards Middlehaven.
"The Skoda was travelling from the direction of Middlehaven, intending to turn right on Riverside Road, when the two collided."
Witnesses to the collision are asked to call PC Mark Cubitt, of the Cleveland and Durham specialist operations unit, on 101, quoting incident number 112876.
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Sequential Circuits Studio 440
The Studio 440 is like the Grand-Daddy of Sequencing/Sampling Drum and Music Production Machines. You may have heard of the Akai MPC60, MPC2000, MPC3000 and E-mu SP1200 machines. Although some of these exceed the limits of the Studio 440, it is still very much worth checking out! The major difference between the modern Akai MPCs and the Studio 440 is that its sampler is 12-bit. A little lo-fi in comparison to the 16-bit MPC. The Studio 440 also has a slim 520kb memory so you won't have much time to sample anymore than some short percussion and drums.
Similar to the MPC60, the Studio 440 has an analog lowpass filter which is always fun. Unfortunately it is not resonant. The Sequencer is intuitive and quite functional with a capacity of 50,000 notes, 8 separate tracks and a swing function. But unlike its contemporaries, the 440 has some visionary features for its time. MIDI data from the sequencer can be transmitted out so that it can play external MIDI instruments. There is also built-in SCSI for external drives and storage.
The 440 is pleasant to look at, even today. It's simple to use and sounds pretty darn good despite its lo-fi 12-bit sampler. Though an MPC is likely a better buy than the 440 these days the 440 still commands quite a high asking price. It was, after all, one of Sequential's last products. It was way ahead of its time and was also very hip! They are rare and difficult to have serviced - what else would you expect from a Vintage instrument!
Second, the MPC-60 doesn't have a low pass filer on it. Everything from the MPC-2000 and after did. This review is balls.
Curtis low pass, ASR on VCA and VCF, zero crossing point for start/end point/looping, xfade looping, bi-directional looping..
3 sample frequencies- 16, 31 and 42Khz. (max 33.5 sec) -SP1200=10sec
Plenty of time for me - http://soundcloud.com/mista-precise
- Demos & Media
Audio Clip 1 - This is an original demo of the Studio 440 with its typical sounds and a ReBirth 303 acid-line (to spruce it up).
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 8 voices
- Sampler - 12-bit 16-32-44KHz
- Memory - 512kb; SCSI port
- Filter - Analog Lowpass non-resonant filter with envelope
- Sequencer - 50,000 notes, 8 tracks, with adjustable swing (50 - 75%) and more
- Keyboard - 8 pads
- Effects - None
- Control - MIDI
- Date Produced - 1987
- Websites of Interest
Wine Country Productions - Support for all Sequential Circuits gear
- Resources & Credits
Images from Andre Schaefer.
Thanks to Johan Sahlberg - F L Y H for providing some information.
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the teacher is the person who teaches us the way of spending life in a good manner. make us responsible for doing work in a orderly manner. so we get inspiration by our parents. peers, siblings. and also colleagues are involved in it. i am the person who impressed by all. sometimes to get the new ways of teaching by my students too.
when they like to say me about their views to impress.these are quite interesting.
every teacher has some influence but i remeber some of my teachers like my primry teacher sher zada(late), my physics teacher Dr naeem khalid Phd from cambrige university and at last madam robina my teacher at TTI.
Thank you Hamad, for your sharing. Primary teachers are the character builder of our life. They mold our life. Patience , Understanding each child, non- Confidence and leadership are some of their best qualities.Every one must have a influenced teacher in the primary clases.
From primary till master level many teachers influenced my life. Their affection, integrity, sense of homour, sincerity , knowledge and command on their subjects left impacts on my whole life. Now i m also a teacher and i try my best to acquire all these qualities of my teachers. Thanx to all my teachers. May god showers his blessing on them.
Teacher is a gift from Allmighty Allah on the surface of earth.the place of teacher in some one's life is play a very key role for the mental growth though every body have an individual diferences, its the teacher who understand that individual diferences of a student. teacher guide every individual upto his/her mental capacities,environmnet,mental ability,aptitude,interest,motivation level.its the teacher who shaped and mould the lives of students irrespective of creed ,cast, relegion,place. if we look upon the digital world on the globe we can seek learn alot of things from the machine we are calling computer is also a teacher who has influence on our lives. no doubt intel education comunity is palying a leading role for the educational development of students around the world.its my advice to all who still away from the comunity please join the intel education comunity to learn ,seek and try to implement what u learnt and transfer it to young students cos they are our future.
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samina ji salam. yaa u rit sir nasir was an excelent teacher of chemistry. i have great memories of him in my mind and soul. no doubt he is a great inspiring teacher for his students. i love him from the core of my heart. regard.
dear Birgin hi. the topic the most influentail teacher in your life .............is a great topic for discusion. every individual have a great teacher in his/her life some remebered some not but still it has a great effect in every body life.
That's RIGHT as what Henry Brookes Adam once quoted " Teachers affect eternity He/she can never tell when his/her influence stopped."
Ms. Howell, my 5th grade teacher was the best. She was strict, but taught us so much. I remember the days when if you talked too much in class you had to write on these big sheets of paper--I will not talk in class. That's probably why I have such a good handwriting now (smile). I developed a love for history and research in her class, and I will always admire her.
So happy you included your Mother as an influential teacher in your life. This response seems so appropriate this month with "Mother's Day" just a few days away!
I became a special education teacher over 25 years ago. I was inspired by the work of Anne Sullivan Macy, a teacher who unlocked doors to the world of knowledge for Helen Keller, a blind and hearing impaired student. Although I was never Miss Sullivan Macy's student, she had the most impact on my life. For more information on this remarkable woman and her student, Helen Keller, pick up a copy of "Beyond the Miracle Worker" by Kim E. Nielsen.
Some people who teach me in life not in school and college I learned a lots of precious things like Safoora aunty.
How nice that you can say your favorite teacher was also your father. I would think it must have been a litle difficult for you as a student. My guess is your homework was always done. :-)
Occassionally, our busy minds combined with our busy lives makes it difficult to retrieve the memories that often shape who we are or better yet, who we become. However, without a doubt for me, I remember Mr. Robert Howe, my sixth grade teacher from P.S. #12 in Paterson, NJ. I will never forget him. Mr. Howe was a stern teacher - to everyone else. I was teacher's pet and I knew it! I remember how stern he was with the boys in our class and how careful he was with the girls. He NEVER let anything slide. He was upfront. He was purposeful and he actually taught each and every student in the class. On Friday afternoons, Mr. Howe became someone new. He would read from a book of poetry and plays with so much "motivation" and "intent" that our class was mesmerized. We rarely had an attendance problem but on Fridays we knew our class would have perfect attendance because Mr. Howe would take out his podium and begin to transform. 20 years later, he told me the name of the book and I purchased it and read every word again. It brought back soooo many memories. Memories of how Mr. Howe instilled pride, character, integrity, drive, compassion, perseverance, perspective, peace and harmony in all of his students.
Interestingly enough, EVERY person in that class went on to finish college. Perhaps that has nothing to do with Mr. Howe. Perhaps it does.


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Deank has released a new update of webMAN 1.24 for COBRA 7.0 and for VSH PRX Loader by user. (this plugin is being updated constantly, use this link to get the latest release) Here is a new update to webMAN 1.24: http://www.deanbg.com/webftp_server.sprx Source Code for webMAN 1.24: http://www.deanbg.com/webMAN_1.24.zip You can also download the latest webMAN 1.24 for CCAPI: http://www.deanbg.com/webftp_server_ccapi.sprx Changes in webMAN 1.24: * Added support for USB HDDs formatted with NTFS filesystem To grant NTFS access to webMAN you will have to use prepNTFS. You can either install the prepNTFS.pkg application or launch prepNTFS.self from multiMAN's mmOS. In either case prepNTFS will scan all connected USB drives and will generate data for all PS3ISO/BDISO/DVDISO entries in /dev_hdd0/tmp/wmtmp. NTFS entries have .ntfs[PS3ISO] / .ntfs[BDISO] / .ntfs[DVDISO] suffixes – 64KB each – this is what webMAN will use to mount the games/videos. Download prepNTFS: http://www.deanbg.com/prepNTFS.pkg You have to use prepNTFS if you add new content to your NTFS formatted USB HDDs. Do not forget to use [Refresh XML] / [Refresh HTML] to refresh webMAN's data There you are… in just 90KB plugin you have: * Cobra Developer for ntfs_ext_iso and rawseciso Dean ========= Changes in webMAN 1.23 * It is now possible to browse network locations (/net0 and /net1) from [Files] mode * PSP Launcher is now present inside the "PLAYSTATION(R)PORTABLE" group for easy access * Added option "Disable PAD shortcuts (restart/shutdown/prev/next)" to [Setup]: It will make webMAN stop monitoring the pad for commands. * The caching of network png/jpg images for games/videos was also improved. You may have to clear /dev_hdd0/tmp/wmptmp folder or/and use [Refresh HTML] / [Refresh XML] if you have content scan disabled. Changes in webMAN 1.22 * Copying 2KB+ PARAM.SFO from network/ISO is now ok * Memory usage is decreased a bit * In [Files] mode you can return to the root of the device you browse, by clicking the entry at the end (where it shows available free space) * webMAN configuration is now a global/static and fixes the discrepancies in displayed options if you simultaneously view/edit [SETUP] options on multiple devices * Added support for 4.53CFW when used with PRX Loader * Optimized www service when serving files/images webMAN 1.21 Update #1: Names for PS3 ISO games are shown in "My Games" only and not in browser mode (yet). * Fixed a bug which caused system lock (or no action) when user uses SELECT+L1/R1 I tested with my 80GB FAT PS3 and although everything was ok on the 160GB SLIM PS3 I could not get the SELECT+L1/R1 working. It turned out that the memory mapping for both consoles is different (may be a lot of other things are different, although it is just a PS3)… So my FAT PS3 would not react to SELECT+L1/R1 (causing memory faults). Everything should be ok now and probably few other things got fixed in the way. To use "SELECT+L1/R1″ for scrolling last three games you must load at least three different games (via browser or from "My Games"). Otherwise nothing will happen when you hit the combo. Changes in webMAN 1.20 Changes in webMAN 1.19 (update #5): Changes in webMAN 1.19 update #4 The standard option uses 1MB of memory (as it always did) when doing the initial scan and generating the [Games] list for browser mode. The minimal one uses just 384KB (3 times less) and if you don't have more than 300 games it should be the better option. Using the "minimal" version I get about 2200KB free memory reported in /cpursx.ps3 page, compared to 1500-1800KB when using the standard one. Changes in webMAN 1.19 update #1 Changes in webMAN 1.18 update #3 - The game list for browser mode is cached and won't cause scan each time you open the page. The game list (for browser mode) is cached as /dev_hdd0/tmp/wmtmp/games.html and is refreshed only if you press [Refresh HTML] or if more than 12 hours have passed since the last refresh. Changes in webMAN 1.18 update #2 Changes in webMAN 1.18 You can use the first option if you don't change your games too often. Once you need to refresh the game list (xml) you can do it in [Games] -> [Refresh]. This affects only XMB and not the browser mode. With the second option you can disable access to your PS3 from remote computers. Once the option is enabled you can access webMAN setup only from the PS3 browser itself. Changes in webMAN 1.17 update #2 Changes in webMAN 1.17 update #1 Make sure to enter [SETUP] and set your preferred highest temperature (the default should be 70°C, but also may show 62°C, because of the previous webMAN version). PS3 CPU temperature is monitored constantly and fan speed is changed accordingly for the best experience (both for your ears and for your PS3 calmness) If you previously use a manual fan speed, you may find that with the "Auto" mode your PS3 can be MUCH quieter, while still keeping it cool to the level you want. Changes in webMAN 1.17 * Added "Enable dynamic fan control" option in [SETUP] – only for COBRA7-4.46 firmwares (thanks to Estwald for the fancontrol payload) Changing the fan options in [SETUP] are applied immediately and don't require restart (unless you want to disable the fan control). Changes in webMAN 1.16 (update #3) Changes to the settings are applied immediately in browser mode, which means that you can change nethost/ip, content scanning, etc… Reboot is only needed to apply the new settings to "My Games". Changes in webMAN 1.16 On system boot the LED will turn into blinking YELLOW+GREEN – that means that webMAN started scanning devices and creating the .xml files. After webMAN finishes its work (in my case it happens when the "WARNING" message appears on screen) – the LED will turn steady GREEN webMAN requires a modified ps3netsrv and won't work with the one from the cobra-rogero official rar/zip. Recommended Settings * If you only have one USB HDD – you can set "Wait additionally for each selected USB device to be ready" to 0 seconds. You can play with the timings of these two options if you have controller SYNC issues. Settings are saved as /dev_hdd0/tmp/wmconfig.bin (16 bytes) Formats supported by webMAN: * PS3 games in JB/folder format Split format is MyTitle.iso.0 — MyTitle.iso.15 You can use split ISO on usb/hdd, but not over network. It won't cache anything – it will just work – no delays. For best results you will have to make the plugin load at COBRA7 system boot:
* Copy webftp_server.sprx to /dev_hdd0
* Create a text file boot_plugins.txt and upload it to your PS3 in /dev_hdd0
* Edit your category_game.xml (/dev_blind/vsh/resource/explore/xmb/category_game.xml) – the only change in this xml is to add one line. If you're scared to do that, here is my category_game.xml – this is from COBRA7-ROGERO with only added "My Game" folder in the "GAME" column:
http://www.deanbg.com/category_game.zip (unzip the file)
This is all you need:
1) webftp_server.sprx (in /dev_hdd0) -> http://www.deanbg.com/webftp_server.sprx
2) boot_plugins.txt (in /dev_hdd0) -> http://www.deanbg.com/boot_plugins.zip (unzip the file)
3) category_game.xml (in /dev_blind/vsh/resource/explore/xmb/) http://www.deanbg.com/category_game.zip (unzip the file)
4) COBRA7-Rogero firmware
5) PS3 browser set in Tools -> Confirmation on Browser Close -> "OFF" 6) modified ps3netsrv for network games (net_host) To make the plugin load at system startup on Cobra7/Rogero firmware:
* Copy webftp_server.sprx to /dev_hdd0 (so its path will be /dev_hdd0/webftp_server.sprx) * Create (or edit) /dev_hdd0/boot_plugins.txt and add a line for the new plugin: /dev_hdd0/webftp_server.sprx Loading games in folder/iso format takes only 1-2 seconds, completely discless, child-proof. If you add/remove games or attach new usb hdds you will have to use the "Refresh Game List" option in "My Games" or simply restart the system. A restart is actually required for the PS3 to re-read the regenerated fb.xml. Note: PRX Loader must be run on every reboot. It is compatible with 4.46 Firmware CEX or DEX with LV2 Syscall 10 (e.g. Rebug) or 4.50 Firmware with LV2 Syscall 10. To make the sprx load when the system boots, install the COBRA 7.0 CFW.
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deank has updated multiMAN v04.53.01 (20131208). Note: multiMAN 4.53.01 supports 3.55 CEX/DEX, 4.21 CEX/DEX, 4.30 CEX/DEX, 4.31 CEX, 4.40 CEX/DEX, 4.41 CEX/DEX, 4.46CEX, 4.46DEX (REX), 4.46 COBRA 7.0 CEX, 4.50 CEX/DEX, 4.53CEX Changelog 04.53.01 (20131208) * Added support for 4.53 CEX CFW (tested) On Cobra7 compatible firmwares – make sure to delete mM's USRDIR/cache folder (if you want to get PIC1.PNG covers for network JB/folder games). Network (/net_host#/***PS3***/) games now show ICON0.PNG, PIC1.PNG and a cover if available. Changelog 04.50.04 (20131103) * Added support for 4.50 DEX CFW To use network servers you must add them in mM/mmCM in Settings ("Network Servers") and have ps3netsrv running on your PC to share the drive/folder with your games/iso/videos/etc. Download multiMAN and the addons from the Brewology Store Mirrors: * multiMAN ver 04.53.01 BASE CEX (20131208) (43.32MB) * multiMAN ver 04.50.04 BASE (20131103) (81MB) (includes CEX/DEX versions + ps3netsvr) * lastGAME9.zip * mM PS3 Tools for 4.50CFW (includes bdRESET8, lastGAME8, gameDATA8 & showtimeDISC8): multiMAN_Covers_6473_PS3_Covers.zip (124MB) |
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Estwald have released a new version of Iris Manager v2.60b IrisManager is an open source manager originally developed by Estwald (aka Hermes) and D_Skywalk, based on HermesManager. It is a completly legal open code manager Made with Homebrew tools. Supports the custom firmwares: 3.41 (Hermes), 3.55 (Kmeaw), 4.21 & 4.30 CEX (with LV1 access, IMPORTANT: After installing the PKG, restart the PS3, if Iris Manager was loaded before. What's New in version 2.60b: Fixed issue where not submitted all ISOS, not show the internal icon that hung to list many games from NTFS (stupid fclose () forgotten , argh! XD)
What's new in version 2.60: * Support functions + Cobra CFW 4.46 Rogero for ISOS * Improved the preview icon in Archive Manager (pre-displays icon in /dev_hdd0/games without going into the folder) * Added Quick press START + L2 to enter the Archive Manager, it will now have a more frequent use. * If parental control is enabled, only allows non-hazardous use Archive Manager (ISOS mount Cobra mode and so on) * Cobra Mode. Mode becomes active only when Iris Manager is set to "Payload No Disc" and is detected cobra syscall 8 4.46. In this mode it is necessary to patch explore_plugin.sprx but may need libfs.sprx patched module. Supported Features * From NTFS drive, EXTx, /dev_hdd0, /dev_usb00x: ISOS PS3 games: are in the folder "/PS3ISO". The ICON0.PNG is viewed from within the ISO but you can put an image. Png (wide) or. Jpg (elongated) with the same name as a cover art ISO external. Also the cover art is taken conventional (typical of Multiman with the title id). The ISOS can be split (if needed) with extension follows name.iso.0, name.iso.1, ... name.iso.9 (2048 bytes / sector) DVD ISOS: Single from "Archive Manager" (the default type are not detected when other). The ISOS can be split (if needed) with extension follows name.iso.0, name.iso.1, ... name.iso.9 (2048 bytes / sector) Bluray ISOs: Single from "Archive Manager" (not sure if it works because I have none: basically, try to detect a mark UDF). The ISOS can be split (if needed) with extension follows name.iso.0, name.iso.1, ... name.iso.9 (2048 bytes / sector) * From unit /dev_hdd0, /dev_usb00x: PS3 games with single files: The usual way but with mounting Cobra. PS1 ISOs: Use proper support Iris Manager, well known * From unit /dev_hdd0: PS2 ISOS: CD (without audio tracks and only ISO 2048 bytes / sector) and DVD (2048 bytes / sector). USB drives are not supported in this mode. * From NTFS drive and the Archive Manager: PS3 ISOs, BD, and DVD from any directory, using auto-detection. Dynamic Creation ISOS: select a file, press SELECT and use the "Build ISO from file" to exit to the XMB with a data DVD ISO Dynamic Creation ISOS with Showtime launched: Select and press X on a file type. Avi,. Mp4 or. Mkv (I have come to create a DVD ISO 32 GB ). If Showtime is installed automatically run, select the drive and ready Bluray (Showtime takes theirs to recognize and then play the file, but then goes smoothly ) Note on dynamic creation: the trick is to create a small file on NTFS drive's root (hence not supported EXTx, can not write) with the name "iris_manager.biso" which contains the ISO and sectors adosarle then file data. Note on the general ISOS: It is important that the files are not too fragmented to avoid problems. * File Manager: Have some ability to detect ISOS to assemble them from any directory (avoid using PS1 ISOs) and in the case of NTFS drive, ISOS dynamically create a single file containing (SELECT and "Build ISO from file) or released Showtime in files. avi,. mp4 and. mkv. isos must be 2048 bytes / sector and use extension. iso or is fragmented into several parts using extensions. iso.0,. iso.1 ..... iso.9 ... * ISOS options in the GUI: Pressing SELECT can select the ISO as a favorite or disassemble the unit if it is NTFS or EXTx. PS3 Favourite taken with preference to be shown / thrown /dev_hdd0, then ISOS and finally /dev_usb00x * PSP Games: No support is provided. * Create PS3 game ISOS: With Cobra ODE tool, it can be done, from single files: http://www.cobra-ode.com/downloads/Cobra_ODE_GenPS3iso_v2.1.rar Currently there is no way to create ISOs from Iris Manager. Download Iris Manager from the Brewology Store. You can download the source code, compilers (Win32) and libraries from here: The latest official package for Iris Manager 2.60b can be downloaded from: |
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flat_z has ported his "amazing" EID Root Key Dumper to dump the root key of your PS3 directly from GameOS on 4.50 (CEX). It is not longer needed to downgrade to 3.55 to get your root key, which is useful to access the content of your PS3 HDD on the PC or convert your CEX to DEX, among other uses. Howto —– * install package * Unplug all USB devices * run eEID_RKDumper from XMB * It will show a black screen (no GUI) for 10-15 seconds, then 3 beeps and restart the console automatically * FTP (other otherwise) retrieve your eid_root_key / PCK1 from /dev_hdd0/tmp/eid_root_key or for 4.50 in /dev_hdd0/game/FLTZ00010/USRDIR Download it from the Brewology Store. News Source: PS3HAX |
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Alexader has released Unofficial Iris Manager v2.68U (Final). Download it from the Brewology Store. |
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Andreas Öman has released a new test build of Showtime v4.3.536 Testing Changelog: 4.3.536HLS: Fix crash when HLS streamer encountered corrupt streams 4.3.515Always upgrade using patches on platforms that support it Fix build break hls: If streaming live, never try to resume last position as it just screw things up hls: Respect playback priority rpi: Various OMX fixes to hopefully avoid some hangs Download it from the Brewology Store. |
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M.H.A.Q.S. has released PS3 Cloud Drive v1.1.5. Current Features:
Planned Features for next releases:
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deroad has released PSChannel v1.10. To be clear, PSChannel will look only in the NP (not SP-INT or QA) environment. in the next update i will try to add SP-INT env for dex console (SP-INT gives me "404 + not allowed"). PSChannel has nothing to do with SONY or any trademarks owned by sony. PSChannel will only search updates for NP******* BL******* BC******* XC******* UL******* MR******* APPID with the USER AGENT ["Mozilla/5.0 (PLAYSTATION 3; 2.00)"] How to change language: To change language just go to the main menu, press square, then triangle till you find your language. This is the order of the langs EN,PT,SP,IT,FR,DE,RU,NL Bug reports here: https://github.com/wargio/PSChannel/issues Want to add a language? send me (deroad) a private message on one of the followings forums Brewology/PS3HAX/PSX-Scene. I want to thanks for:
Wargio/deroad will NEVER request donation for this Homebrew.please remember that deroad (aka Wargio) created this and not other people. Download it from the Brewology Store. |
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CaptainCPS-X has released PS2 Classics Manager v1.02. Main Features (Quick List) Download it from the Brewology Store. |
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deroad has released PSChannel v1.09. This version will bring some improvements like allow fast translations of the homebrew. Now you can install a theme or a translation easily and choose the pkg to download. in this way if you are on 3.55, you can install the 3.55 version, if on dex, the DEX/unsigned version, etc.. INSTALL A THEME TRANSLATE THE HOMEBREW You will find opium theme and the original Categories.txt and Lang.txt links at the end of the news. Changelog: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i9g3vguu65qgi27/psc_theme.zip Blue Theme by Opium2k Download it from the Brewology Store. |
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The last time we went to Tom Ham's, about a year ago, it was in need of some serious updating. But the food was off the charts! Just looking at the menu you wanted to have a bite of everything, it looked so good. And it was! From the appetizers to dessert, superb, especially the lobster pot pie. This time, you experience the wow factor as soon as you walk in. Of course there is still the incredible view, now with the option to eat out on the new deck. We had a window seat, which was wonderful. All the seating looked comfortable and stylish though. The lighting is ample and contemporary as well. Service, as always, was top notch. Even though the food was delectable, we were a bit disappointed not to see our old favorites.
we had a nice lunch at restaurant week. It is a great experience, nice view, nice service and nice food!
I love Tom Ham's Lighthouse. The view of downtown San Diego is amazing, especially at night with the lights. The new balcony is awesome! My only comment would be, though the menu is acceptable, I wish the menu would provide more diverse options.
The restaurant was recently renovated and was very nice with a view of downtown San Diego and the bay. We sat outside . The deal was for Restaurant Week where you get a starter, main course and dessert for $40.00. This was excellent and plenty to eat. We would go back again for sure!
Brunch at Tom Ham's Lighthouse is simply seafood heaven. The view, when coupled with outstanding food & service, puts this place over the top. All dishes are fresh and delicious. I recommend their Sunday brunch without hesitation.
This is the ideal place to come with friends for a fantastic Sunday Funday or just a great brunch for a sweet price. Only $35 gets you bottomless mimosas, lobster claws, crab legs, omelette bar and about a jillion other delish and fresh offerings. Desserts section is bigger than most too for breakfast. I will be back again soon!
We found this restaurant by acccident and so happy we did. We have been looking for a place to bring out of town guests to enjoy waterfront dining. We watched two cruise ships leave the harbor, some beautiful boats cruise by and the skyline at night is stunning. The food was creative, plentiful portions and really tasty! We will definitely be back again...
We went for restaurant week and had a great time. The food was very tasty and the service was excellent. The best thing though was the view! We had a table outside, and you can see the entire San Diego skyline. The place wasn't very noisy and honestly I was surprised at how not crowded this place is. We have also been for happy hour on a Friday night, and they have a great beer selection and good food at rapeasonable prices. I would recommend to anyone.
We were seated within 3 minutes at one of the best patio seating available. It was a beautiful sunny San Diego day but we did not burn because we were nicely shaded under a full size umbrella. The server took a few minutes to reach us and explain how the brunch works. My sister and I are big seafood eaters, so naturally we filled up on plates of lobster claw, king crab legs, oysters, scallops and the seafood salad.... and desserts! My husband enjoyed an all-American breakfast with desserts. The seafood was top notched if you don't mind getting messy. There was a huge dessert assortment. We all had multiple favorites. Service was above average. We would definite come back for brunch. All 3-of-us had food coma for the next 2 hrs.
Food was good. Waitstaff was attentive without hovering. View of downtown and Coronado is fabulous.
Came for Restaurant week and will definitely be back! Incredible view, great service and the food was outstanding. We ordered from the Restaurant week menu but the Regular menu was so enticing, we will definitely be back to try more! Highly recommend!
I would say the combination of excellent service and awesome view of the bay made our experience worth the 5 stars!! We had the Roasted Corn and Shrimp soup (perfect match), Calamari with Asian dipping sauce (light and crunchy), Lobster Roll with a side of greens (you get two rolls!) and Market Fish Red Snapper with Baby Potatoes and a well-balanced tangy vinaigrette (cleaned out my plate!) I will definitely come back!
Tom Ham's has stepped up their menu and wait staff, and added some new balcony seating that has stunning views of downtown SD. It's definitely worth checking out their new menu and enjoying a delicious dinner at this newly remodeled restaurant. It's not cheap, but sitting outside overlooking the bay and downtown comes at a price, so save it for a special occasion when you want to dazzle someone.
The recent remodel creates a beautiful new outdoor patio. Wonderful seafood brunch. Pricey but well worth it. Wait staff was great and attentive.
It is hard to believe this is the same place. It's beautiful and feels modern and airy but still has the 'lighthouse' nautical touches. We had a super spacious booth with a a view ( as did most other tables) of the downtown skyline. This would have made up for any shortcomings in the food, but there weren't many. The pork belly starter was a stand out, as were the jake & apple salad & the scallops. Average wine list by the glass, some nicer selections are on the bottle list. We split the chocolate lava cake which was lacking in gooey-ness but pleasing enough. We will be back.
Our waiter was awesome. He was knowledgeable about the menu both for the food and the bar. He made our dining experience delightful and memorable. My husband and I were impressed. If we owned a restaurant our waiter would have been someone we would have definitely wanted on our staff;-)
Service was good, view was excellent, food portions a little small for the price. We have Mahi Mahi everywhere we go and this was tasty but not enough of it for the price.
The food is awesome and the champagne is flowing. Very nice atmosphere.
This place has always had a great view, but...wow! Now the food is worthy of it, and the service professional, and the interior is so much improved. Can't wait to return!
We found this restaurant based on an Open Table review. We were not let down. The service was excellent and all the staff were very friendly and accommodating. The only negative was that the server, although attentive, did not know much about the food and especially about the daily oyster selections.
A San Diego Treat. Sunday Brunch had all the usual brunch fare. The seafood table was outstanding with at least 7 different oysters, cerviche, crab legs and crab claws.
This is the third time I have been at this restaurant and never have been disappointed. This is a great place to bring clients from out of town to. Great menu, notable beer & wine list, fantastic view and location.
Eat outside for the view. The food was excellent, the portions were just right and the server was friendly and accommodating. I ate here because I was staying in the area for business, and hope to return on my next trip.
Had a delicious and stimulating dinner with my wife and young boys on Saturday night. The swordfish was perfect. The view was spectacular. The service was attentive, fast and pleasant. Outstanding!
Great ambience and very attentive staffs. Guests from Germany were amazed at the selection. The window-side table presents a panoramic view of San Diego downtown, Coronado islands, and Cabrillo. Highly recommend.
First time at Tom Ham's Light House for Sunday brunch and I have to say it was an amazing experience. I was recommended by a friend to come here for the seafood brunch. It was my boyfriend's birthday and I decided to take him there. I made reservations and it was a great experience from when we came in and were seated. The food: seafood was out one of the main tables you see which is lobster, crab legs, scallops, oysters, shrimp, and then they had other dishes when you enter another room with variety of dishes such as meat, fish, and other breakfast options and the desserts and then they had pasta, omelette section on other side. It was a great variety of food if your a foodie and beautiful view of the bay, I would come back foresure!!
Highly recommend. We went for lunch ona very very special day. Prime rib sandwich was wonder ful. Very attentive service. And then a wonderful complimentary dessert for our v Celebration. Couldn't be more pleased
We had a great brunch!, love the remodel. However, our fantastic corner table turned bad when the sun came out and baked us! Our champagne (plentiful and delicious) got warm. Our yummy shotglass cheesecake melted. The people on the sun facing side of the table were blinded to the magnificent view. Just a little opaque shade would be great!
We went to Tom Ham's on Sunday for their brunch. Great crowd, as always, but we hadn't been there since the renovation. Nice job and we especially enjoyed the outdoor seating on such a beautiful day! Half the tables outside are in the direct sun and the other half are in the shade. Make sure you ask for your preference. The food selection seemed like it shrunk, although we loved that they now serve fresh scallops on the shell. The lobster claws are still dreadful, but now that we know to stay away, our meal isn't ruined by these previously frozen, anemic claws. The best part of our experience was the improved service. Previously, it seemed like you had to hunt for someone to help you like at Home Depot, but not this time!
We had a great time at Tom Ham's lighthouse. We were celebrating a birthday and went there for brunch, delicious food, great service and a perfect view of beautiful San Diego. It's like we were eating on top of the bay, they have a great outdoor ambient for guests to enjoy. Totally recommended it and will be back!
We had a really great time, first time we have been there since the remodel. Great job on the remodel the service was outstanding our waiter was very nice I think his name was James, food was excellent plenty of choices, view was beautiful. We will definitely be back again and will recommend to all our friends. Plenty of choices for everyone, we sat outside and the view was stunning. A+++++ Thanks again for a great Sunday brunch.
Our friends from Scotland came to San Diego last week, invited us to dinner and asked us to choose the restaurant. We chose Tom Ham's because of an excellent dining experience the previous month. Tom Ham's exceeded all of our high expectations. Special credit goes to the waitress who was knowledge, friendly and extremely helpful. Keep up the good work.
First time I have been there since remodel--great job. The employees were outstanding--friendly, on the ball and helpful. I brought 2 Australian medical doctors who are world travels. It was great to have everything go well and to have such gracious, pleasant and charming waitresses and hostess's. Will be back. Warm regards, Ken. Atty
The ambiance was excellent. The food was also very good, and the service terrific. And the views can't be beat. It's an excellent place for dinner, which is when we were there.
It was my husband's birthday so I wanted to take him somewhere romantic that we've never been before. We sat on the balcony where the view was amazing and you could see all of downtown San Diego. The weather was nice and they offered heaters. The food was delicious and the service was very friendly and punctual. Thank you for helping me make my husband's birthday special.
Perfect for special occasions! This is my first time after the renovations and the changes are beautiful! It is more open and roomier. Although we didn't eat outside, we wished we did. The service was awesome. Our waitress was friendly, informative about the menu and efficient. I made reservations on line on Open Table and noted that we were celebrating a birthday. They remembered it was a birthday celebration and brought out a cake with candle without being told or reminded of the occasion when we checked in.
Took my boyfriend here for dinner to celebrate his promotion at a new company. I've been here three times before, twice for dinner and once for brunch (all before the renovation). Their menu has changed somewhat; it is much more upscale with less options- no more truffle fries :( But despite the smaller portions the food was still delectable and the service was just as great as ever. The interior is very romantic. Over all still very enjoyable, I'm glad they gave us the sweetheart booth, it seemed like we ate right on the ocean. Would definitely come back for dinner, and can't wait to have brunch here again.
Server very sharp, very knowledgable! We tried so many things because of his knowledge!! ALL was absolutely fabulous!!! what a view too!! What a GREAT PLACE!!! When in San Diego a MUST to dine there!!
I took my Mom for her birthday lunch celebration and she loved it! Our server (Roger ?) was awesome. We both had special requests for our food order and he made the additions with hesitation! Both of our lunches were yummy, we'll be back!
Definately outstandingly prepared local halibut and wild salmon with great tasting sides. Outstanding crisp flat bread and dipping sauce. Nice presentation of the dishes.
I have only been here for brunch, which is fantastic. I like the restaurant even more after a much needed renovation. Great to sit outside on the patio and enjoy the sunshine and free-flowing champagne!
Overall our experience was awesome. We took our folks for brunch on Sunday for their 41st anniversary. The food/service was exceptional. They located us with a beautiful view while we dined. Perfect experience.
Great place, food was awesome and the service was OUTSTANDING! This is the best place I've been for dinner and brunch!!! I will be coming back again and will tell my family and friends. Love how Tom Hams Ligthhouse upgraded the place.
The food was great, albeit almost nothing but seafood. I Booked this place because the online menu was filled with variety, but when we arrived there was an entirely different menu. Server stated there was a new chef and the the some websites had not been updated :( my wife doesn't care for seafood so the menu selection became a real problem. She ordered a vegetarian meal lol. Overall, good service, stellar design with a killer view of the skyline and water. Food was good too :)
Delicious food, great service and unlimited mimosas. Plus a gorgeous view of downtown San Diego. It doesn't get any better than that!
Loved the new redo. The view of downtown is spectacular, the service was great and the food delicious!
reservation was on time- food was great- server was friendly and attentive- view is super- good value for the dollar for special occasions
Not sure what else to say but amazing! Food quality was unbelievable! Oysters, crab legs, turkey, roast beef, desserts galore! They had it all - perfect night.
We had a wonderful dinner celebrating my father-in-law's 75th birthday. The wait staff was very accomodating, taking extra special care for us. The food was delicious and the views were amazing. Highly recommend for a special occasion!
I came here for my birthday with my family seated outside this past Sunday. It is kinda pricey ($44), but the food is so good! GREAT TO BRING FOR AN OCCASION. This is my 2nd time here and wanted to make sure I tried the pasta station this time around which they let you choose what type of things you want in it and I had the pesto sauce and also the omelette station is right next to it. If your a foodie and enjoy seafood this is the brunch to go to and has a beautiful view of San Diego, ask to be seated outside! The types of seafood they have is fresh scallops on a shell, oysters, lobsters, crab, and shrimp. Then you walk inside this other room and it has other goodies which where the desserts, fruit selection, other breakfast choices.


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