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My dearest friend was in town for a visit and helped me make the homemade chocolate dipped marshmallows.
One of the most charming elements of the party was that we all wore hats! One of my mom's dearest and oldest friend's (and my "adopted" aunt!) has an amazing hat collection and she generously outfitted those of us who might otherwise be hatless. It was so much fun I kept changing mine.
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I really think we're past that point in time where the success or failure of a band is predicated on getting a label deal. Several months ago I played a track issued off an earlier ep of their which was issued via the Stolen Transmission label (who were affiliated with Def Jam/Island/Universal: loosely translated: lost in the shuffle) and frankly, their new stuff has better production going into it.
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-- series called pretending to be the king and queen and we're giving Kate's personal information -- Sky news reporter Paul Harrison joins us live from.
-- -- Yes -- news in the magic of Cambridge Prince William arrived here around twenty minutes also no sign from him.
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Endometriosis is when tissue that is normally in the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus. It can be found on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bowel and possibly other places in the pelvic cavity. Sometimes it can even grow outside the pelvis.
This extra tissue may be referred to as "implants." During your period, the extra tissue swells with blood along with the normal tissue in your uterus. This swelling and blood can irritate nearby tissues, which can cause pain or cramps. Constant irritation may cause scar tissue known as "adhesions" to form. These adhesions can bind organs together and cause additional pain or discomfort. Adhesions may also make it difficult to get pregnant or maintain a pregnancy. In other words, adhesions caused by endometriosis can cause infertility.
Endometriosis is one of the most common health problems for women.1 Symptoms are usually experienced by women in their 30s and 40s, but can occur in anyone who has menstrual periods. The exact cause of endometriosis is unknown, although there are many theories. Unfortunately, there is no cure for endometriosis but there are several treatments for the pain and infertility it may cause.
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The Tuesday Dispatch article "Tax proposals central to Kasich budget" said Gov. John Kasich vows to help small businesses. He and the legislature have a prime opportunity in 2013 to help small businesses by requiring online retailers to collect sales tax.
Brick-and-mortar stores across Ohio are required to collect sales tax on every item sold in their store. Large online retailers are not required to collect sales tax at point of sale, giving them a competitive edge over small businesses.
This tax-collection imbalance has caused many brick-and-mortar stores to lose money and lay off employees; some have even had to file for bankruptcy.
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Fri, Jan 11, 2013 | 12:44 GMT
Snowman and the Snowdog game passes 1 million downloads
The Snowman and the Snowdog saw many tears shed over the Christmas holidays. One bunch who definitely aren't crying right now are the developers of the Channel 4 show's companion app Crash Lab, founded by ex-Free Radical dev Steve Ellis.
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The Snowman and The Snowdog game launches on iOS & Android
The Snowman and The Snowdog is the next animated film from Raymond Briggs. The author has teamed up with Channel 4 and developer Crash Lab – bringing together developers of TimeSplitters, Free Radical Design, Goldeneye 007 and Jet Force Gemini – to release a game tie-in which has launched on iOS and Android devices now. Get the download links and screens below.


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OSU School of Psychological Science in the News
Dr. Frank Bernieri:
Three methods of persuasion you can copy from Obama and Romney - Forbes: October 18, 2012
Human Resources Sealed With a Handshake - Wall Street Journal: April 9, 2011
Dress for Interview Success
(slides) Forbes: February 16, 2010
Dr. David Kerr:
Dr. David Kerr, Assistant Professor in the School of Psychological Science, was presented the 2013 Bill Wilkins Faculty Development Award. This award is given to a deserving junior tenure-track faculty member. Bill Wilkins was Dean of CLA for 12 years and a member of the Department of Economics for 33 years.
Study of the Day Men Forgo Their Vices When They Become Fathers
The Atlantic Magazine: November 17, 2011
You can be blue in the winter, but that doesn't mean you're SAD
Pacific Standard: Septembe 03, 2013
Dad Behaviour
Global TV Toronto: November 8, 2011
Fatherhood Improves Behavior
Huffington Post: November 11, 2011
Fatherhood May Help Tough Guys Straighten Out
US News & World Report: November 10, 2011
Fatherhood Helps Men Cut Back on Drinking, Smoking and Crime
Time magazine: November 9, 2011
Fatherhood Can Turn Bad Boys Into Good Men Research Says
The Today Show (Moms Blog): November 10, 2011
Fatherhood maketh the man: Smoking, alcohol even crime all drop in men who become dads
The Daily Mail (England): November 9, 2011
Close Monitoring May Help Troubled Teen Girls Avoid Pregnancy
Forbes: June 6, 2009
Positive Parenting Can Have Lasting Impact for Generations
US News and World Report:September 4, 2009
Teen Boys who Attempt Suicide more likely to Abuse as Adults
US News
Teen Boys who Attempted Suicide More Likely to Abuse Partners
Medical News Today
Teen Boys who Attemot Suicide are More Likely to Abuse Partners
Bloomberg Business Week
Teen Suicidal Behavior often leads to domestic abuse
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Dr. Knud Larsen, Emeritus:
Received the St. Kliment Ohridski medal with Blue Ribbon on May 20th, 2010, from the University of Sofia.
Dr. Mei-Ching Lien:
Dr. Mei-Ching Lien, Associate Professor in the School of Psychological Science, was presented the 2012 Thomas R. Meehan Excellence in Teaching Award, which recognizes outstanding contributions to undergraduate teaching in the College of Liberal Arts. Dr. Lien was nominated for her engagement of students in the classroom, as well as the incredible teaching and mentoring she does with Undergraduate students in her research lab.
Dr. Kristen Petty:
Human Resources Sealed With a Handshake - Wall Street Journal: April 9, 2011
Dr. Nancy Russo:
Received the Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Trust Award - 22 distinguished professors from universities around the United States were chosen for the Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Trust Award for inspiring their former students to make a significant contribution to society. November 10, 2012
Dr. Sarina Saturn:
Brainstorm 2012, The Science of Empathy Portland Monthly, September 15, 2012
Strangers Can Spot Genetic Disposition For Empathy
NPR's Science: November 18, 2011
Telltale Signs You've Got the 'Love Hormone' Gene?
Time: November 17, 2011
Is Empathy in Our Genes?
CNN: November 15, 2011
Body Language Reveals 'Empathy Gene'
WEBMD: November 21, 2011
"Kindness" Gene so Powerful
it can be Detected by Strangers in 20 sec
Portland Examiner: November 16, 2011
A Kindness Gene? Researchers Say Caring, Trustworthiness May Be In Our DNA
Huffington Post: November 15, 2011
How to Tell if the Man in Your Life has the 'Cuddle Gene'
The Daily Mail (UK): November 14, 2011
Social Gene Spotted in 20 Seconds, Say Researchers
BBC: November 14, 2011
Is Empathy in our Genes?
Health.com: November 15, 2011
Socially Awkward? Check Your Genes
Science Now: November 16, 2009
Scientists Identify Gene That Influences Quality of Person's Empathy
The Times: November 17, 2009
Can a Genetic Variation Boost Empathy and Reduce Stress?
Discover: November 18, 2009
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US News: November 18, 2009
The Biology Behind the Milk of Human Kindness
NY Times: November 23, 2009
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found this article. thought it was interesting.
"Steven Wood, the owner of Serious Nutrition Solutions (SNS) was arrested early last week, and charged with steroid distribution and money laundering. Details are sketchy at the moment, but…
The Pittsylvania County, VA, Sheriff's Office arrested a Steven Donald Wood of who is currently facing two charges of distributing anabolic steroids and five charges of money laundering. He was arrested after county officers and federal agents working with the Department of Homeland Security searched his business at 3801 U.S. 29 in Danville, Virginia.
After a little digging, I was able to match that address with the address for Serious Nutrition Solutions, as found in the local yellow pages, and I was further able to match the phone number provided with that address, to the phone number provided on the SNS website.
Given the fact that SNS reps have been unable to get ahold of the owner of the company for the past several days, I'm confidant saying that I've connected the dots correctly here. Wood allegedly received shipments of raw powdered anabolic steroids from Shanghai, shipped them to a contract manufacturer in North Carolina, where they were made into capsules, and put into supplement bottles.
Sports Nutrition Online has also been thought to be involved here, and I'll explain my reasoning: SNS is based out of Danville and SNO has been shipping out of Danville a despite being based in North Carolina. So there's more than a few dots to connect these two companies, including the fact that people have been unable to contact both companies starting at exactly the same time.
However, I'm not sure if this is a case of a guy/company selling prohormones that they probably shouldn't have…or…whatever.
Most interesting to me is that there was an informant at the root of this case, who provided authorities with detailed financial records, and who also maintained more than one checking account in his own name, on the behalf of Wood. Many of the transactions totaled more than $40,000, for which Wood started another corporation (BGW LLC) to allegedly funnel money obtained through the sale of steroids (again, I'm not sure if these were "steroids" as we think of them, or simply the kinds of "steroids" that had been legal during the prohormone bubble).
Eventually the Department of Homeland Security — intercepted a (at least a kilo of) steroids being returned to the business, while prior to the interception, Wood arrived carrying approximately $300k in his vehicle to observe the delivery. Several hundred pounds of anabolic steroids were subsequently discovered at the business, in both raw (powdered) as well as pill form, and the defendant is being held on a $1 million bond.
Another companies has been tied into the mess, namely who is getting hammered in the (probably correct) rumor-storm that's surrounded SNS and SNO recently, as they're all thought to be somehow linked to Mr. Wood.
Finally, but most importantly, thanks goes to the people who read my blog and respect my work enough to approach me with tips and questions. There are times like this when something goes down, and during the ensuing fog of war, nobody knows what in the f*ck is going on, and I'm honored to know that there are actually people who trust me enough to dig into the story and sort it out. I was first alerted to this situation Friday afternoon, and had my suspicions as to what had been going on, but didn't have concrete evidence until now.Thanks to all of the people who helped and contributed to this article, and for keeping on top of me until it got sorted (and trusting that I could do it)."


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• Ian Falconer was born in Connecticut.
• He studied art history in New York.
• Ian has also made floats for the new Main Street Parade at DisneylandAuthor Reference
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• Falconer, Ian: Olivia...and the Missing Toy. New York: Atheneum/Anne Schwartz Books, 2003.
• Falconer, Ian: Olivia Saves the Circus. New York: Atheneum/Anne Schwartz Books, 2001.
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• Ajmera, Maya. To Be an Artist. Watertown, MA: Charlesbridge Publishing, 2004.
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The Holy City of Varanasi
Tourists and pilgrims flock to Varanasi, a sacred Hindu city on the banks of the Ganges River
- By Anika Gupta
- Smithsonian.com, August 20, 2009, Subscribe
At six in the morning, the alleys of old Varanasi gleam with last night's rain. One path just wide enough for two men to walk abreast leads past shops down to the holy river Ganges.
It's barely sunrise, but the alleys are already in chaos. Men jostle women, women jostle fat bullocks, bullocks narrowly avoid stepping on children. Everything is for sale – small bottles of holy Ganges water, larger bottles of branded mineral water, tiny figurines of the Lord Shiva, whose town this is. Tourists, almost invariably wearing colorful harem pants, brush shoulders with locals.
The storeowners watch the activity with lax interest, slurping tooth-rottingly sweet chai out of thimble-sized cups. When asked for directions they come to life, putting away the tea and describing the path with energetic and firm gestures. This may be the city where Hindus come to find enlightenment, but it is easy to lose your way.
Lines of Indian pilgrims walk barefoot through the alleys, drawn by occasional glimpses of the holy river. At last, the alleys fall away, and the sluggish green river appears, smooth as a sheet of glass. From here the view extends to the distant eastern bank, hazed with brown dust. This year, the monsoon rains have been below average, and the Ganges lies low and tame between the banks.
Tens of narrow steps shine wetly. The pilgrims sigh, picking their way down the steps to the water's edge. It's sunrise, the most fortunate hour, and they're here to take a dip in the Ganges.
In recent years the Ganges River has drawn attention for its ungodly level of pollution. But the bathers are immune to all this. Nearly 2.5 million of them come each year to Varanasi, this holiest of cities, on the banks of the most sacred of Indian rivers. According to Hindu legend, Lord Shiva unleashed the Ganges from the knot of his hair. For centuries, its rich floods lent fertility to the soil of the central Gangetic plains, which nourished some of India's most prominent ancient civilizations.
Varanasi is a heap of mismatched temples and narrow steps located on the Ganges' crescent-shaped western bank, in the state of Uttar Pradesh. It is a city of scholars, home to one of Asia's largest universities. It is a city of temples, including the gold-plated Vishwanath sacred to Shiva; the Bharat Mata, or Mother India, temple that boasts a huge three-dimensional relief map of the Indian subcontinent carved out of marble; and the hundreds of small temples that dot the waterways and alleys.
It is also a city of legends. Varanasi strains under its own myths, which are contradictory, obscure and impossible to prove.
"The history of Varanasi is a puzzle [that] has to be solved by a group of scholars together," says Bhanu Shankar Mehta, who has lived in Varanasi for more than 80 years and lectures on its history. "You must put all the mythological and historical and proto-history together."
Old Varanasi's ancient ruins lie on the Rajghat plateau, in the northeastern part of the city. Here, archaeologists discovered pottery that went back to 1000 B.C., and broken masonry from as late as A.D. 1500, suggesting the area has been continuously inhabited for 2,500 years.
"We have very few settlements that continue like that, so Varanasi is very important from an archaeological perspective," says P.N. Singh, a history professor at Banaras Hindu University. "It is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities."
Varanasi's legends go back some 10,000 years, to the oldest epics of Hindu literature, including the Puranas, the Vedas and the Mahabharata. They say Varanasi is the city of Lord Shiva, who walked here with his wife Parvati at the beginning of time. It could also be the battlefield where the god Krishna set fire to a duplicate but imposter Krishna, or the place where the Lord Rama came to do penance after slaying the demon Ravana.
"Banares is an encyclopedia itself, it has got 100 dimensions, you can't cover it even in a book," Mehta says.
In a country where most cities have at least two names, Varanasi has over a hundred. The locals still call it Banaras, perhaps after the mythological king Benar. The Jataka Tales, a collection of ancient Buddhist folk stories, refer to the city as Jitwari, the place were business is good, or as Pushwavati, the flower garden city, or as Molini, the lotus garden city.
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PRC also slams LSDE for false report
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No. He will be destroyed if he runs. He is better as a culture warrior.
Enough with the dems, ´borking,´ merited GOP candidates!!! We are on to their redundant ruthless political tactic of character assination, which is now beginning to backfire on them!! It is obvious dem pols AND their media have no shame, ...and are of devious character as well.Dr. Carson would have our votes should he decide to be a candidate! Having such a respected, merited doctor in the WH at this particular time would benefit the country and beyond! (...As it is, there are far too many statist lawyers messing with the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights inside the foggy-bottom beltway!!)
Because he´s black? We need to counter Obama´s presidency with a black man? I give the man props for his brilliance and logic, but I doubt he´s interested in running for one thing, and it would just look like he was a token candidate.
Better he than Rubio-Schumer.
I think that Dr. Carson has more to offer as a neurosurgeon than as a politician. We have great GOP politicians, if the GOP members would just realize it. We fight each other rather than compromise and unify. There is no conservative Messiah that will save us all. Ugh!
John Bolton/Rand Paul would get my nod
C´mon people! You´re flocking to the Carson bandwagon the same as you did to that of Cain. You´re embarrassing yourselves.Do we really believe that "once you´ve gone black, you never go back?!" Pshaw!Leave the good Doctor alone to be an inspiration to his people...and indeed all people who believe in the U.S.A. as the land of opportunity.
Not bad #6. Imagine if we now had John Bolton as Secretary of State instead of f´n-Purple Heart collector. One working for America, one working for himself and his legacy.Question: If a Secretary of State is injured on the job, e.g. sprained his thumb during in-flight turbulence while flying to the Caribbean for a meeting, is he entitled to a Purple Heart?
I have even more respect or Dr. Carson now that I know he isn´t a Republican. If he ever ran, it wouldn´t be the character assassination from the left that would bother him. (Nah, just give it your best shot MSM.)The problem is, Dr. Carson would never allow his words to be controlled by the likes of the GOP establishment boys. He doesn´t suffer fools easily.
It would help the country throughout the coming years to have many, MANY merited potential Presidential candidates speak out honestly about getting our ship of state back on its Constitutional course. Liberty needs as many as are willing to speak from their heart with wisdon and are of Dr. Carson´s boldness & courage to step into the arena where each can express America´s principled values and historical heritage and be actually heard by voters and NOT SIFTED by the alphabets! Such voices should be, ...´showering,´ the country with the truth. Overwhelm the statists with the true facts and stats which cannot be denied at this sad point in America the Beautiful´s history!The dems & THEIR media will have too many authentically qualified candidates of good character in the arena to simply target & harrass any one of them with their usual fabricated barbs, as they have done so often in the past! (...Think Dan Quayle, Sarah Palin, etc.. They tried that vile tactic on Ronald Reagan but it didn´t work then and it simply can´t work yet again in the future or else America will become unrecognizable.)
#5 - the problem is.we don´t need politicians. We need statesmen. We need men of action. We seem to overlook that many of those in Congress and the Seante, on Bo sides, are the reason we are where we are. And we expect them to lead us out how?
Dr. Carson is retiring. The kind of surgery he does runs into many hours standing and working and he is almost 62. I understand he has indicated he would be willing to run. He is black and we need to fight fire with fire, so to speak. I have never jumped on any bandwagon until now.Dr. Carson for President!
One speech?! Isn´t that the same foolishness and skittishness that gave us Øbama? I never heard of Dr. Carson before he embarrassed the Jerk in chief at the prayer breakfast. I have no idea what his politics are or where he has been. He sounds nice enough. Let´s see if he is a fighter, a firebrand for conservative ideals. He sounds like a perfectly nice, wonderful person. I want to see more - a lot more!


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A few random notes today: First, we were horrified to learn during our afternoon meeting that editorial cartoonist Doug Marlette has died. Doug was just 57, a Pulitzer winner and a veteran of many newspaper editorial pages. I didn't know him well, but was a huge admirer. Click to visit Marlette's site
I first met Doug during a workshop he held for children -- my daughter was among those he instructed that day in the art of cartooning. In later years, I found myself in the unlikely role of one of his subjects from time to time. His depictions of me were always kind and always funny, and not all of Doug's victims could say that. In each case, he mailed me the original, signed and inscribed with kind remarks, and in each case, he took the time to write a note. He was smart, talented, controversial and every bit as much a journalist as any of us in any branch of the profession. We have lost a treasure of the printed image.
I spoke today with a seasoned professional in the area of diplomacy and foreign affairs -- a veteran public servant who is today in the private sector. His assesment of the world was rather dim -- chiefly, the one area he says keeps him up at night: Pakistan. To that end, we have some good reporting tonight by Andrea Mitchell on that subject.
Of special note on the broadcast tonight: Keith Olbermann's essay on Barry Bonds, and a special piece of reporting by Richard Engel (see his posting this page), which while tough to watch is important and deserves an airing. On the subject of Iraq, Senator McCain made news today with a speech on the Senate floor, while the Administration is suffering defections on that front.
We also hope you'll take a look at today's blog entry on Medal of Honor recipient Wesley L. Fox.
Six months ago today, President Bush announced the so-called "troop surge" in Iraq.
45 years ago today: Telstar was launched, and the satellite communications era was underway. Today, there are more than 800 active satellites orbiting the Earth (a friend of mine spotted one crossing the nighttime sky this
Telstar satellite
past weekend in Maine and alerted our attention to it -- it's still a rare treat to see). Telstar is still up there, but inert and inactive. Anybody remember the song of the same name from the sixties?
Finally, our friend David Brinkley would have turned 87 today. David's image in our soon-to-be-redesigned Nightly News animated opening segment reminds us of the shoulders we stand on each night on the broadcast.
We hope you can join us for tonight's Nightly News.
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If you're coming to Edinburgh from the South, take the A720; City of Edinburgh Bypass, then take the A7 Old Dalkeith Road exit at the Sheriffhall Roundabout going towards the City Centre. Continue straight for approximately 3 miles. Just past the Royal Commonwealth Pool at the lights, turn right onto Holyrood Park Road. Pollock Halls is the second turning on the right.
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Went to the Sawmill for our anniversary. We had the special of steak or teriyaki chicken breast with shrimp and bacon-wrapped scallops. It also came with starter salad and dessert. Also on the Thursday that we went, they had 50% off wine special. We found the ambiance was nice and quiet with a romantic feel to it. The special was excellent. With the wine being 50% off, we enjoyed a bottle of wine for $16.50. Definite special evening in a great restaurant. Very happy with this choice for our anniversary. We will definitely return.
The restaurant itself almost seemed like it could use a more modern facelift. But the service was great. The waiter was there when we needed him but was not in the way too often. I do have to say that that the meal took a little long to make, but the taste and perfection of the steak made up for it. All in all a great experience at the Sawmill. Will definitely come back for more.
I arranged for a large group to be there for a birthday gathering. Considering that these situations can be chaotic at best the staff was very well prepared to receive us. Our food and beverages were attended to very quickly and we were not waiting for anything. This is especially difficult with a larger party yet the Sawmill pulled this off without a problem. The food was very good and anything I tried was quite excellent. I had a rib-eye which was cooked perfectly and was very tender and juicy. My only draw back might have been the pasta side option (Fettecuni Alfredo) which seemed to be drowning in sauce which still tasted okay. The stuffed potatos looked more appetizing and many of the other guests enjoyed them immensely.
I was initially surprised at the number of children attending brunch but it was soon obvious that they liked the food and the atmosphere. Great food, great selections. The dessert bar was the best I have ever seen.
I was introduced to the Mothers Day brinch at the saw Mill, about 3 years ago. A freind recommended it and I have been taking my wife there ever since. The food is fantastic and the atmosphere is fun and energenic. WARNING - this event is their busiest day of the year! You MUST reserve your seating almost an month before and be warned that seating can be somewhat cramped.
It was my son-in-laws birthday earlier in the month so he chose the location - he wanted to have lobster. I had the prime rib which I had been craving. All in all, the food was very good - except that my prime rib could have been heated more. The service was very good and the server came around several times to check on our table. I was impressed with the layout of the restauant - tables are far enough apart that you cannot hear other diner;s conversations. A pleasant dining experience
Wonderful brunch, we were seated quickly in a busy restaurant, the server was friendly; however did not linger. The chocolate fountian was burnt.
Always good food and service. A great place to take friends and family for special occasions as well as just because. Have often gone for lunch as a couple for"ourtime". Mothers/fathers day brunches are always good too. A great place all round. This last time we were seated in the upper level, but had a guest with mobility/stair issues. We asked to be moved to the lower part and the hostess was very accommodating. Thnx for continued great service and food. The Henris
I have been going to the Sawmill fo over 30 years .Live in Kelowna now .Always try and have supper when back
We arrived just before 10am and was quickly seated. Jaz our server welcomed our group and informed us about the brunch. Food was good and the the omelette my daughter had was perfect. Food selection is what you expected at Sawmill. Overall a good experience and was never felt to be rushed out.
The food was delicious, and the prime rib deal made it affordable. The server was good, timely manner good as well. I will be recommending this place for the delicious affordable meal. Thank you
For starters, I was extremely pleased that the Sawmill was able to accommodate me with a last minute reservation for 18 people to celebrate my wife's 40th birthday! (A previous location, with whom I had made arrangements, left me hi and dry) Once the whole group had arrived, the service began and our server was extremely attentive...until the food was served, then we didn't see much of him at all until it was time for the bill. We were still being topped up with water by other servers...until we paid the bill, then nothing. Overall was a good experience, however, the food was very good and we had a good time. I would do it again if I had to start over.
Looking for a date-night dinner with ambiance, a touch of romance and great food? You can never go wrong with the Sawmill.
We had a group of 7, service was very good. Our server was very new and quite nervous, but he was attentive and tried his best.
Went back again to the Sawmill. Had their Thursday special (teriyaki chicken with bacon-wrapped scallops and shrimp). Again it was a great meal. Also enjoyed their 1/2 price wine. It was a really good meal and the waitress was one of the best. The restaurant was quiet and relaxed. Will be back again.
The food and service were both fantastic. Lots of deserts and something for everyone.
We always enjoy the Sawmill and tend to go there for special occasions. It is quiet which we appreciate and the food is always good.
My wife and I had brunch here. Food was good, reasonable assortment of choices and service was enthusiastic.
I took a friend and my little girl for Sunday brunch at the sawmill. We enjoyed every minute of it, from the ease of reservation, to the welcoming staff, to the excellent service from the waitress and chefs, to the delicious, never ending brunch! Will definitely be back!
Always an interesting place to dine. Food has always been great and cooked as requested. Staff is friendly and courteous. WE have dined there many times over the years. The place is decorated with many pictures and artifacts from the days when loggers were cutting virgin timber in the Rockies. For history buffs, this place should not be missed. Alberta beef cooked to the finest! This was a favorite restaurant of a special friend who is no longer with us, we were catching up with his surviving spouse and as a party of 3 we had a great time.
HUGE portions and great for brunch, lunch and dinner.
We go for brunch here about once a month. Vince and his staff always treat us well and always with a smile. The brunch is a good one with a diverse selection of dishes for everyone, from the vegetarian, to the carnivore to others with other dietary restrictions. It can get a bit full or noisy sometimes (especially when we are there) but I guess that is because it a venerable leader in Sunday Brunches. However, there is never a long line or big wait for anything other than made to order omelets. We are looking forward to going back next month.
We were originally seated by a large table that had VERY young children that were not well supervised at all. We asked if we could change tables and keep the same waitress and there was no issue at all. We were seated in a very quiet area where children were not running their toys up and down our seats and our same waitress looked after us! Very impressive!!!! Thank you! We'll be back!
My fiance and his parents when to the Sawmill for the first time the other night. The ambiance is very cool. It is somewhat rustic and charming all at the same time. We had a fabulous server, funny and talkative which I like. You could tell she enjoyed what she did and she was very knowledgeable about the beer and wine selections. I had the 12 ounce prime rib that was absolutely the best prime rib I have ever had. I thought The Keg had the best but hands down, Sawmill does it better. And since that is what they are known for, I am glad they deliver on taste and it was cooked perfectly to my liking. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone wanting a romantic evening out or a great dinner with friends.
Excellent service, great food, relaxed and comfortable atmosphere and very helpful with food allergy issues!
We came out for a birthday party and had a great time. Enjoyed the food and the server was great. Was hesitant to go since I have been to the Moose Factory and didnt really like it too much, but I will come back to the sawmill.
We took our family to the Sawmill South side for our 11th wedding anniversary. As we were from out of town, we didn't have a sitter for our 3 children, ages 7-1/2, 6, 1-1/2 yrs. The food was fantastic, and our server Bob was amazing, he was great with the kids. Even though my youngest (understandibly) lost patience within about 25 mins,, we had an amazing meal, and bob never made us feel rushed to leave...he even served us a complimentary piece of cheesecake when my daughter told him it was our anniversary :). My only complaint is I felt the prices on the kids menu were a little high...9.95 for a hotdog and fries? Overall though, we had a great meal and great service.
We came on a Tuesday evening to celebrate a birthday and was very pleased with the prime rib special. Our service was great and we felt we got good value. We will be back
I was there for a stag and the waiter was great. Lots of people to deal with but he made it work.
Was impressed by prompt food service and an attentive server. Not so impressed.by an eyelash in my crab cake. Also a wobvly floorboard made my chair And table wobble every time somebody walked by. Staff made up for a tired facility. Will return because the food was so good. Cheers. B!
The gentleman who serves us is very polite but he could raise his voice a little bit because we barely could hear him. Other than that we enjoy the food and the environment very much.
Our service was excellent, he was courteous, polite, quick and friendly, he had excellent working knowledge of the menu as well. Could not have been better if he tried. Food was very good and arrived in good time, was nice and hot as well.
We had a group of 7 last Sunday for the brunch buffet, including 2 small children. The food selection was wonderful, everyone ate far too much! The service was also very good. The chef came out to review selections with me that would be safe for my daughter with food allergies. Everyone was friendly and helpful. I would go again.
Had a wonderful experience for Sunday brunch. Excellent in every respect. Will attend again.
Vince and his staff always treat us right. This is a venerable good brunch.
Most of us had their 'specialty' which is prime rib. The waiter provided great service and seemed always close at hand to top of water & drinks and make sure we were taken care of.
A few hours before arriving we went online & made a reservation. Then all of a sudden we decided to go much earlier ...phoned & upon checking online it was no problem we were told. We were warmly welcomed at the door & the service was wonderful & friendly. The meal itself tasted very home-made & gourmet. Our waitress remembered no ice in the water each time. I have been recommending it to friends & relatives & will return soon. Thanks.
This was an excellent dining experience. I was unfortunately dining alone, so I wish my wife had been there to enjoy it with me. This is a great place for a fine dining experience.
Celebrated a 75th and 72nd birthday on Friday. Great place to go.
Had a great experience. Have always had issues with the large groups at other establishments. There appeared to be no problems with there service to large groups.
We attended the restaurant for the first time for our 25th Wedding Anniversay meal and had an ejoyable time with good atmosphere and excellent food. The waitress Myra was very polite and and made us fell at home.
Every visit has been consistently excellent from the service to the food.
The only thing I can suggest is to have your computer system updated, as we had to wait quite awhile for our server to come back with the loyality card, and also we had gift cards that he could not put through as your system wasnot working. The good aspect of this situation is that our server trusted us that all the cards were all ok. I did give him my name and phone number to make sure that everything was alright. We will be back again to your restaurant. Have a great day.
My family and I came to Sawmill to celebrate my birthday, as well as my parents' 25th anniversary. The service was excellent; the servers are very educated on the menus. The meals came out promptly and the flavours were phenomenal! Meals are decently priced, and I even had a full plate of delicious leftovers to take home. There are great birthday deals offered through Sawmill, and my parents got a free dessert so that we could celebrate. We come here every year to enjoy a great supper.
We had a wonderful time for dinner. The buns were delicious & just kept coming. The lobster was devine & overall we had a great time. Will come again soon I hope.
Lots of choices for drinks and food. Reasonably expensive but worth it. Great quality, giood service.
The food was amazing and we couldn't have asked for better service.
Was hear twice with a group of 15 and the service was better than the previous outstanding service. We have always found it difficult in out familiy to find a restraunt that caters to our large outings without a percieved hassle. Would recoemend this place for the big or small groups great service and ambience.
What an exceptional restaurant, the cuisine was delicious, well priced with alot of choices. the service was great. We had a group of ten people including 5 "starving" teenagers and a child. Everyone loved their meal choices including the soup, salads and appetizers. We will definetly be back and have even recommended the place to co-workers going to the city soon.
8 of us booked a table for a birthday celebration. We all enjoyed our meal and a few even commented that the food was better than at other Sawmill locations. The service however was lacking. Since everyone was very hungry, the few that ordered appetizers simply requested that the whole order be put through and that it didn't matter when the appetizers arrived. We were advised by the waiter that this wasn't possible? At the end of the meal it took almost half an hour to get our bill after we requested it. He advised me that he had forgotten to deduct $25.00 from the bill for the birthday girl and wrote a new total on my receipt. I was advised that in fact the $25.00 was deducted from my MasterCard. It wasn't.


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Could life on Earth have originated on Mars? over the past two decades that question has left the pages of science fiction and entered the mainstream of empirical science. Planetary scientists have found that rocks from Mars do make their way to Earth; in fact, we estimate that a ton of Martian material strikes our planet every year. Microorganisms might have come along for the ride. The impacts that launched these rocks into Earth-bound trajectories were violent, high-pressure events, but experiments show that certain species would survive. On passing through Earth's atmosphere, Martian meteoroids are heated only a few millimeters in from their surfaces, so any microbes deeper inside would not burn up [see "Did Life Come from Another World?" by David Warmflash and Benjamin Weiss; Scientific American, November 2005].
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Bu proje T.C. Avrupa Birliği Bakanlığı, AB Eğitim ve Gençlik Programları Merkezi Başkanlığınca (Ulusal Ajans http://www.ua.gov.tr) yürütülen Hayatboyu Öğrenme Programı (LLP) kapsamında ve Avrupa Komisyonu'ndan sağlanan hibeyle gerçekleştirilmiştir. Ancak burada yer alan görüşlerden Ulusal Ajans veya Avrupa Komisyonu sorumlu tutulamaz.
25 students were certified in EWRES 2012. 21 lecturers participated. You can find the details on the past event (The European Workshop on Renewable Energy Systems - EWRES 2012) at http://www.ewres.info/2012.
Dear Colleagues and Students
The First European Workshop on Renewable Energy Systems (EWRES) was completed very successfully. The event included the cutting-edge renewable energy explorations and teaching activities. 25 students from EU universities and Turkey were certified and got course credits defined by the ECTS. 21 teaching staff including the guest lecturers gave specific lectures on renewable energy technologies. In addition, 80 full-text papers and 38 abstracts were presented by at least 80 scientists.
The second ERASMUS event will take place within an ERASMUS education project. The successful students will receive 7,5 ECTS course credits, which is also valid in the universities. In addition to course credits, the present and future perspectives on the renewable energy problems will be discussed by the experts and the advanced courses on the multidisciplinary energy topics will be presented during two weeks. On the first 3 days of workshop, the scientists all over the world can present their researches. Therefore EWRES is open not only to the European scientists but also to everyone. Some keynote speakers will also contribute at the presentations part in this manner.
The main topic of the second event will be "A true route to future", which will discuss the new options of renewables
in order to provide a better future for the humanity. In this year's event, the best papers, which are presented in the workshop will
be published in different special issues of the journals below:
- Sustainable Cities and Society ,
- Low-Carbon Technologies ,
- International Journal of Renewable Energy Technology
The papers will be directed to these journals according to the appropriate topics and peer-reviewed by the editorial teams. The workshop has a number of social and cultural activities in
addition to the theoretical work and practices during 10 days. Visiting the different historical places from Roman, Ottoman and Seljuks time,
listening Turkish music can be counted.
We would like to invite everyone, who works on the renewable energy systems. We wish that this event will shed a light on the improvement of much efficient energy solutions for future generations and produce an energy network on the way of renewable world. We are looking forward to seeing you at the second event.
Prof. Dr. Erol KURT
Coordinator of EWRES - ERASMUS Intensive Programme Project,
Head of the Organizing Committee,
Gazi University,
Faculty of Technology,
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
06500 Teknikokullar ANKARA TURKEY
Different types of Sponsorship & exhibition programme exist. Simply write to
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Two types of certification in 1 event:
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2. "The Certificate of Attendance" for 3-working-day (4 nights) Short talk presentations.


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House of future aims for sustainability
Video: The home of the future will be designed around you, and could include baths with drink cabinets and a shower with a body dryer. It's also designed to be highly efficient.
First lady Michelle Obama hosts White House garden spring planting
Video: For the third time, Michelle Obama replanted the White House garden with elementary students from local D.C. schools. The garden includes spinach, peas, lettuce, broccoli, blueberries, raspberries and other vegetables and herbs.
Orange crush: Citrus greening threatens Florida industry
Video: Citrus groves abandoned during Florida's housing crisis have contributed to the spread of a tree-killing disease that is threatening the state's $9 billion citrus industry.
Japan's ultra-tiny home
Video: How would you like to be a 39-year-old man sharing a house with your mother? What if that house were the size of one parking space?
Environmental entrepreneurs: Recycling buildings
Video: Dave Bennink wants to put landfills on a diet by deconstructing old buildings and saving building materials that still have some life in them.
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Dad dons short shorts to teach daughter a lesson
Video: Utah dad concerned about his daughter's skimpy outfits found a creative way to get through to her.
Prince William ends military career to be full-time dad
Video: The prince and Duchess Kate are giving up their cottage in remote Wales as William ends his military career as a helicopter pilot to focus on raising his son, Prince George, as well as charity work.
Watch blind puppy see for the first time
Video: A 4-month old puppy was blind from cataracts and had corrective surgery that allowed him to see.
Dog returns home after months lost in desert
Video: Arizona dog is reunited with her owner after spending 2 months lost in desert.
Deadly disease hits dogs in Ohio
Video: Vets in Ohio are trying to treat an unknown respiratory illness that has made dozens of dogs sick and has killed a number of others.
War vet, service dog booted from diner
Video: PTSD sufferer James Glaser and his dog, Jack, were shown the door at a Massachusetts diner.
Dog stolen in Indiana found 5 years later in Arizona
Video: A volunteer organization helps reunite the owner with her Rottweiler shortly before the dog was scheduled to be euthanized.
Fat cat uses underwater treadmill to lose weight
Video: Buddha the cat's owners are trying to get him down to a healthy weight.
Youngest royal appears in new family photos
Video: Prince George makes his first public foray beyond the maternity ward, as father William speaks candidly about fatherhood and his approach to parenting.
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