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- The Meridian Club is a private island hideaway resort in the Caribbean with two miles of deserted, pristine white-sand beach, just 90 minutes by air from Miami. The property is environmentally sensitive and ideal for those seeking an unspoiled secluded retreat. Founded in 1973, the Meridian Club offers a Caribbean experience the way it was before the appearance of big hotels and condominiums, jet skis and beach umbrella communities. No crowds, no cars, no noise - a step back in time to a simpler, less hectic life.12 rooms and the Sand Dollar Cottage are set among sand dunes, sea oats and sea grapes, fronting on the beach. Some of the privately owned homes that share the island are also available for rent.Soothing trade winds ensure comfortable temperatures and low humidity year round while the surrounding waters (averaging a pleasant 75° - 80° Fahrenheit) teem with marine life. Underwater visibility often exceeds 100 feet and there are miles of coral gardens within a five minute boat ride. Ashore, Pine Cay remains a pristine natural haven, a private secluded island with vast open space and seven freshwater ponds, a perfect habitat for the abundant local fauna and flora.Andrew Harper's - Recipient of Reader's Choice Special Award as one of the "Top 20 Beach Resorts" in the world - the only resort in the Turks and Caicos Islands to be so honored. ... more less
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SHELBYVILLE, MO. -- A North Shelby School District bus overturned Thursday morning near Shelbyville as a result of slick road conditions.
Superintendent Paul Sulser said the district was planning to dismiss classes at 11 a.m. today. As a result of the bus crash, the district will keep buses off the roadways until they are deemed safe to travel.
A female student was threated at the scene, Sulser said. There were 38 students on the bus at the time of the crash.
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New Chapter: Authorship
The next chapter of Complex TV has been posted: Authorship. I look forward to your comments!
The next chapter of Complex TV has been posted: Authorship. I look forward to your comments!
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I have a hard time wrapping my head around this notion of "orientation". This chapter encompasses practices – and the related ressources – that enable a viewer to make sense of a tv series (such as a character guide), as well as "drilling" practices that reflect a deeper engagement – that may manifest itself through forensic fandom and consumption of all transmedia content -. Are the latter really part of "orientation" practices ? Not sure I am making myself clear here, but I feel there is a major difference between what a "mainstream viewer" could do, like checking out wikipedia to get a plot summary, and the kind of practices a fan could enact, such as actively speculating on a dedicating fan forum or consuming all official paratexts attached to a specific show.
As a side note, it would be interesting to confront this categorisation to the average viewer's lived experience: one that uses online paratexts but that is not a hardcore fan (yet) . What does s/he make of this seeming opposition of fan-made vs industrially controlled orienting paratexts ?
Great point – I'll clarify that distinction here. Thanks for the comments!
Sorry for my delayed reply. I'd say these are more in the realm of hype and/or orienting paratexts, but rarely storytelling extensions per se, unless its in-character blogging or posting, for instance. I'm really trying to focus on paratexts that strive to advance the narrative more than just promote engagement.
I think we agree here – by "opposing vectors" I mean to emphasize the different directions that such practices take (broad spread vs. deep drill). One franchise can certainly embrace both, but rarely with the same textual fragment or paratext – Lost offered a lot of opportunities to drill down, and others to spread out, but I can't think of one element that did both. I'll clarify this point (and thanks for commenting – sorry for my delayed reply!).
Yes, I should nod to that, but without going too far down that rabbit hole that other scholars have already excavated quite well. Thanks!
Yes, this is a complication I should mention. It was actually in the season 2 premiere, but definitely marks the end of his sexual "awakening," as Skyler lays down limits. It is further complicated by the anti-Skyler attitude of many male fans, who see this moment not as sexual assault or aggressiveness, but Skyler "obstructing" Walt's manhood.
Thanks for the comment & sorry for my delayed reply!
How would you treat the ever-growing field of "social-media" based-initiatives surrounding new and established shows ?
Granted, different type of paratexts can thrive on these platforms – from the Walking Dead Official Facebook game to the fan-driven Madmen Twitter accounts – . But you do not specifically adress these, though they seem to garner a lot of attention from TV execs.
Earlier (6), you introduced a difference between different categories of paratexts, distinguishing between orienting paratexts and those that tend to expand the storyworld.
Here, I feel a bit confused, as the fan practices consisting in mapping and cataloguing the canonical universe seem to relate more to the "orienting paratexts" category of practice than the one this chapter adresses. But the lines between categories might be thin…
"However, we can follow Gray's lead by distinguishing between paratexts that function primarily to hype, promote, and introduce a text, with those that function as ongoing sites of narrative expansion that I will explore here; I would add a third category of orienting paratexts that serve to help viewers make sense of a narrative, as discussed in its own chapter."
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ST. LOUIS -- Matt Cain has a commemorative samurai sword and a key to the city of San Francisco, but you can bet the ultracompetitive Giants right-hander would quickly swap those perfect-game gifts for a few more post-perfection wins.
Cain's slump continued Monday night in an 8-2 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium, where he gave up five earned runs for the third time in his past seven starts. Since throwing a perfect game June 13, Cain is 2-3 with a 4.40 ERA, but he said he feels fine physically and mentally.
"I'm trying to do my job, and there are times where you make more pitches," Cain said. "I guess it's about making better pitches, getting quicker outs."
Manager Bruce Bochy said there's no concern about Cain, the National League starter in the All-Star game, despite the Giants' 2-6 mark in Cain's past eight starts.
"These guys are human," Bochy said. "They're not going to go out and give you eight innings and one run every time out. He had good stuff tonight."
Bochy trusted that stuff in the sixth when the Cardinals broke the game open against Cain, whose pitch count was rising rapidly. Buster Posey's 17th homer of the season tied the game at 2-all in the top of the inning, but Cain quickly gave the run back when Matt Holliday doubled and circled the bases on back-to-back fly balls to center field.
With two outs and nobody on, Cain gave up two singles and walked Rafael Furcal to load the bases, but Bochy let him face pinch-hitter Matt Carpenter.
"He's our guy, and I don't think he wanted to come out of a one-run ballgame," Bochy said. "He felt fine, so we gave him a chance to come out of it."
Carpenter lined a two-strike fastball into left field, scoring two and giving the Cardinals a 5-2 lead.
"We haven't seen (Carpenter) much," Cain said of the rookie. "He did a good job. I made a good pitch and he did a good job of getting a hit."
The 114 pitches were the most thrown by Cain since he totaled 125 in his perfect game, but he insisted afterward that the recent struggles have nothing to do with physical problems. Cain said he would focus on simply making better pitches.
"He's an out away from keeping it to one run and getting a quality start," Bochy said. "They just did a nice job of hitting."
The Giants were the team piling up the gaudy numbers over the weekend, when they scored 35 times while sweeping the Colorado Rockies. They stayed hot early in Monday's game, getting a leadoff homer from Angel Pagan.
But Jake Westbrook had little trouble the rest of the night, throwing just 79 pitches in six strong innings.
"He stayed out of the middle of the plate, and when he does that he's tough," said second baseman Ryan Theriot, who returned to Busch Stadium for the first time since winning the 2011 World Series with the Cardinals. "If you don't foul those corner pitches off and you put them in play, it's going to call for a long night."
Bochy said Mijares would add depth to the bullpen, which is undergoing a transition at the back end. With Santiago Casilla scuffling, Bochy intends to use a committee to close out games and said left-hander Jeremy Affeldt will play an increased role. Affeldt's move to the late innings led to the desire to add a third left-hander.
"We felt (Mijares) can be an asset to the bullpen," Bochy said. "He's had some success facing lefties and he's pitched a lot."
Mijares has a 3.04 ERA in five big league seasons with the Royals and Minnesota Twins, and Bochy said the Giants were surprised that they were able to pick him up on waivers.
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How to help your toddler stop biting
Biting is common for many toddlers. Sometimes they bite because it feels good on their teething gums and sometimes it's because they enjoy the strong reaction they get from adults. Most biting occurs between the ages of 13 months and 30 months and should stop around age three.
How to your child stop from biting
- Give children enough toys. Provide enough toys and activities to curb fighting between children over the toys.
- Have more than one "favorite" toy. Keep more than one of the most popular toys on hand so that very young children will not have to wait long to play with it.
- Watch out for predictors. Be on the look out for frustrating situations when child might lose control. If necessary, decrease the number of children your child plays near or shorten the playtime.
- Use timeouts. Tell your child that biting is unacceptable and take him to a designated timeout area for a minute or two. Remember longer timeouts are not effective for toddlers.
- Teach alternatives to biting. Teach your child to say "no" if another child is doing something he does not like. Also try offering your toddler a teething ring if he looks like he might bite another child.
- Keep your child in sight. Stay very close to your child and if he bites, immediately remove him from the situation. When he is playing well with others, compliment him to help him realize that you value this kind of behavior. This will also help build his self-esteem.
- Be consistent. Explain that biting hurts others and is not allowed. Consistently remove the child when he bites. This will help him learn that he must stop biting if he wants to play with others.
- Never hit your child. It's important not to spank, hit, or slap your child when he bites. Toddlers are unlikely to make the connection between their behavior and physical punishment and therefore this is not an effective discipline technique. Also, this will teach your toddler that violence is an appropriate response to anger or frustration, which is exactly the habit you are trying to break!+
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The Medical Center offers a variety of classes which will help you and your families learn the things necessary to make your hospital stay stress reduced and give your baby the best start in life. We suggest that each family take a group of core classes and any additional ones that you desire. The core classes we suggest are:
Prepared Childbirth Class
Breast is Best
Newborn Care and Safety
Ready, Set, Go!!
For questions or additional information, please call (270) 796-2495. You may register for classes through this website. All classes will meet in the Auditorium unless otherwise noted. All classes are free of charge, except Infant Massage.
Note: In the event of severe weather conditions, please call (270) 796-2495 after 4:00 PM the day of the class (Saturdays after 7:00 AM) to find out if the class has been cancelled. |
This 5-week course covers information on preparing for labor and delivery. Breathing, relaxation, concentration, medication options and cesarean information are included. Breast is Best, Fatherhood 101, and Grandparents class are included in this series.
This one-night refresher Childbirth class will review labor, delivery, breathing and relaxation. It is for those who have taken a previous Childbirth series class.
The 5-week Childbirth series is condensed and covered in one day. Snacks and drinks are provided; lunch is not provided but participants are welcome to bring lunch and eat during class. This fast paced, intensive day filled with information is for those unable to attend the 5-week series. Participants in this class will need to register for the Breast is Best, Fatherhood 101, and Grandparents class separately.
This is a class for siblings ages 3 and up to help prepare them for the arrival of the new baby. A tour of the obstetrics (OB) unit and a view of the nursery are included with light refreshments and a video. When registering each sibling, please list their age separately. Participants should bring a doll or stuffed animal.
Breastmilk is the perfect nutrition for your baby. Breastmilk also helps protect your baby from viruses adn bacteria. Tips on how to successfully breastfeed the newborn will be discussed. This class is for those not enrolled in the 5-week Childbirth class. ,Bring Dad to class, as well as a doll or stuffed animal. This class is taught by Lactation Consultant Connie Dickson, APRN, NP-C, IBCLC, RLC.
This class offers a video and discussion on what to expect and how to prepare for returning home with your baby after cesarean surgery. Those in the 5-week childbirth class do not need to register for this class.
This class is taught by George Miller, R.N., a nursery nurse at The Medical Center. He will discuss new father concerns with regard to responsibilities and relationship changes with baby and mom. George's insight and suggestions will help Dad in his new role. This class is for those who are not enrolled in the 5-week Childbirth class. For men only!
On the fifth night of the Childbirth 5-week series, expectant grandparents are invited to attend class with expectant parents. A pediatrician will be at class to discuss newborns and answer questions about caring for an infant.
This is a special three-part series for parents and babies. Infant massage may provide benefits for infants including increased weight gain, improved immune system function, relief from stress or discomfort and an enhanced parent-child bond. The cost is $75 and one or both parents may participate.
This is a "hands-on" class where parents will learn important baby care skills and discuss safety issues for newborns. An infant CPR demonstration will show parents what to do in an emergency. Bring a doll or stuffed animal to class. Dad can bring one, too.
As a special incentive for attending a Newborn Care and Safety Class, you will receive a safety bag with several baby safety items tucked inside. In addition, one lucky couple will walk away with a great door prize. This Health & Safety Program is made possible through a grant from Kohl's Cares®. One hundred percent of the net profit from the sale of $5 plush toys and books at the Bowling Green Kohl's store funds the grant.
Eating smart is important during pregnancy. Learn about recommended weight gain and how to make healthy choices, including food high in nutrients such as protein, calcium, iron and folic acid. Join us to learn which foods to eat and which to avoid. A valuable class for your pregnancy. This class is taught by Linda Howsen, RD, LD.
Designed for all patients who plan to deliver at The Medical Center, this class will guide you through the paperwork that is required when you are admitted to The Medical Center for delivery. You will have an opportunity to preregister for labor and delivery. By attending this class, you will be better prepared for your admission and discharge from the hospital. There are many decisions you will need to make while in the hospital. A tour of the OB unit will also be provided.
This class will explore how to prepare for twins, triplets, or quads and will cover issues you will face that create a challenge for new moms and dads. Support networks will also be discussed. This class is led by Tracy Wheeler, RN, a nursery nurse at The Medical Center and a mother of twins.


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Josephine's Modern American Bistro
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We had a group of 8 and were accommodated outside, which was generally lovely, except for the traffic noise. Food and service were outstanding. We had some excitement with the heater, which required moving our group to another area. This was done expeditiously and we finished our desserts (very delicious!).
My new fiancée and I had a great dinner here with some family. Everything was spectacular. The pork osso buco was incredibly tender and the sweet corn polenta that accompanied it was tremendous.
Staff was wonderful, helpful. Food was creative and great. A super way to end a day and enjoy an evening out.
It was an intimate dinning experience. We had one room to our selves which made sharing this meal a special occasion. The waiter was attentive without being intrusive. He made several suggestions that added to the enjoyment of the meal. We had the evening's special which was a very good choice. The food was delicious with a nice presentation. Overall, one of the nieces evening out we have had and a very romantic anniversary dinner.
Always enjoy coming here for special occasions. Love the holiday brunches and they have an excellent regular menu as well.
We always make a stop in Flagstaff to go to Josephine's. The food is creative, innovative and delicious -- always. The service is attentive and professional. This is a real gem.
Even to we arrived late they honored our reservation. Food was very good, waitress was wonderful. Decor was cozy & warm, tho we were seated in the back room at a table next to the main (busy, as in cattlerun) thoroughfare from the kitchen when the restaurant was half empty on a Sunday nite at 8:30. First drinks are sent back, perfect Martini was not perfect, wine had a film on top. Replaced with good drinks.
We were traveling back from Colorado to Phoenix and saw Josephine's listed on Open Table and booked dinner hoping for a nice meal. It was that and more. The service was excellent and the restrauant cozy and comfortable. My wife and I both had fish dinners, she the special and me the Sea Bass. The fish was fresh and cooked to order, not over done like most restaurants. One would never guess we were hundred's of miles from the Ocean.
My wife and I celebrated our anniversary but we didn't want to travel to Sedona so I asked around which restaurant was Flagstaff's best. I've tried every place in town but nothing worth a celebration meal. We hadn't been to Josephine's yet and it seemed everyone we spoke to recommended them so we thought it was worth a try. Well it was as good as they come. I had the filet which coming from Texas I'm picking and it was one of the best I've ever had. My wife had the Sea bass and she felt the same way. I can honestly say that it was hands down the best food in Flagstaff and one of the best anywhere.
If you enjoy unique one of a kind dining experiences, this is the perfect choice. Outstanding food, service and ambiance in a beautiful and historic home!
This was our first time dining here and we will definitely be coming back. The food was superb, the staff friendly and classy, and the prices for such fine dining was very reasonable. It's in a wonderful old home and was cozy and inviting. It would be great for romantic dinners as well as families. You can sit outside weather permitting and sip a glass of wine and watch the world go by. We loved it!
Want to feel like you're part of a family dining experience without all the drama? Visit Marleni & Tony/ chef & owners of Josephine's. Top notch food, choices for everyone. A relaxing neighborhood patio. Great wine list, but be sure to visit Marleni at the bar with her creative cocktail concoctions. We will return!
Interesting & subtle food, terrific service. If you have one meal in Flagstaff, this is your best bet. Don't be foolish like us, though & sit outside. You may be eaten alive by Mosquitos. Thanks for a lovely meal!!
...to dine at Josephine's. This was our 3rd time. We celebrated my husband's 80th birthday. We really enjoy sitting on the patio. Inside has more noise than we can handle, but on the patio it is excellent. It was a good thing that it didn't rain. The Filet Mignon and Salmon were excellent. The home made ice cream delicious. The service was relaxing, not being rushed.
It was a positive experience. Good dishes prepared with apparently fresh ingredients. Careful and friendly service. Wines generally reasonnably priced.
Great food. Worth the $$$. Desserts looked delicious, but we were too full to try them. Four people in our group and not a bad or mediocre meal. Mac and cheese is to die for. The layout of the inside is cramped and makes for a hot, stuffy evening. The open kitchen makes the whole front of the restaurant hot. Highly recommend going when you can eat outside to avoid the kitchen heat and stuffiness.
We were traveling through Flagstaff on our way to California from Dallas, Texas. We had no idea where to stop for dinner.... we found this place on Open Table and decided to give it a try and we are so glad that we did!! The food was amazing and the service was great!! The Calamari was the best we had ever tasted!! Very crisp and you get a choice of 2 dipping sauces (a cream sauce and a sweet-n-sour sauce)!! If we ever find ourselves in Flagstaff again, we will be back for sure!!
Josephine's is always a treat! The crab cakes are the best! Try the strawberry mojitos! The three of us each enjoyed every morsel. The donut holes could become addictive! NYC has nothing on Flagstaff!
Soup was excellent (tomato florentine), sandwich was uniquely tasty (fried green tomatoes & REAL turkey)--bread maybe over toasted a bit, peach pie was outstanding! The only problem was tepid tea water, but waitress kindly brought some hot water & had the manager deduct the price of tea for us. Very thoughtful and sincerely customer-service oriented. This was our first visit & we shall definitely return.
Everything we ordered (Osso Bucca and the Mexican Shrimp dish) was very tasty. Service was attentive. We sat outdoors on the front patio of the very charming bungalow. Would recommend this eatery to anyone. We had two entrees, one glass of wine and one ice tea served with fresh bread. With tip, the bill was $90 and change. Not cheap, but we knew that going in.
Lots of wonderful choices. Salads, fish tacos, and wonderful for weekend brunch. Even on Saturdays.
I highly recommend Josephine's for Saturday or Sunday Brunch. They have an extensive menu and wonderful brunch bellini's and sangria! The outdoor space is extra charming and lush. The service is spot on. You won't be disappointed!
We both had the bacon wrapped lamb specials and the lamb was fabulous. Very clean, fresh and strangely not lambly at all....I like the taste of lamb but this was so well prepared, very rare, with the smoked bacon flavor....very easy to eat. Good wine advice from our server, try a glass of the Shug Cab. The champagne salads were mediocre, too much dressing which is a big trend everywhere we eat over the past few months. I will order all salad dressings on the side as folks just don't get that more is less.....oh, the bread pudding was a bit underwhelming, kinda dry, may be good on a cool morning with coffee, but after the lamb it was a let down.
Started with shrimp bisque, which was very good. My wife enjoyed the Caprice salad, which was different than most, with crumbled cheese and mixed greens with the tomatoes and a very nice dressing. The hickory smoked chicken was excellent and my wife's crab cakes were good, but quite thin. We finished with home made ice cream, but found. it full of ice crystals as if it had been defrosted and refrozen. We could not have been more pleased with the service.
Wonderful food; attentive service. We had a wonderful brunch.
We've lived in Flagstaff for six years and feel that Josephine's has continued to refine it's menu.
The three of us had a perfect meal! Everything from the apps. thru desert was exceptional!
my husband and I dined here for the first time back in march of 2013 for his bday, and we were not impressed, so we said we wouldn't go back, but in the past we have had bad first experiences at restaurants and gave them a second chance and they ended up being our favorite places, so that what we decided to do at josephines, but this time we tried lunch, and im glad we did, we sat outside, weather was perfect, our server Colby was great, the food was great, this is more of a spot for lunch than dinner, I had the fresh roasted turkey sandwich with a fried green tomato , I could of ate 2 of those it was that good, so if you want great wine, a nice quiet atmosphere and excellent food, try this place
Unusual to have a brunch menu on Saturday. Very delicious.
Friends & I have visited Flagstaff's Pickin' in the Pines for the last three years. On our first adventure, we looked for a restaurant I'd seen reviewed and happened by it ... what a joy! We've been back each year since for a lovely brunch, enjoying fab cuisine, lovely live entertainment provided by Vincent Z, and yet another year of grand memories.
Loved eating outside on the patio and even though it sits on a residental street there is very little traffic and enjoyable. The food was outstanding and we will be returning on our next trip to Flagstaff.
We have eaten here many times for lunch and dinner and the food/service/etc is consistently good every time!
Residents of the Valley for 20 years, we travel through and to Flagstaff often for hiking and travel. Yet we never took the time to stop at Josephine's. . . now it will be a must stop place for dining for ourselves, and suggestions for our friends! Deserves a top spot on the Flagstaff dining options list for it's top notch food, fine service, and beautiful charming building.
It was a very good meal, but not quite great. We had put a note on our reservation about it being a birthday celebration, but there was never a mention nor a Happy Birthday. There are no do overs when you are traveling from out of town. At first they were going to put us at a tiny table facing the corner and very close to a group of 4, even though there were very few people in the restaurant, however, they were responsive to our request for a different table, and it all worked out. Enjoyed the old home atmosphere.
Our family was together in Flagstaff for a reunion - I had made a reservation at Josephine's after looking at restaurants in Flag online. Everyone enjoyed their meals immensely! It was a great, picturesque, place and I would recommend the restaurant highly!
Delicious! Had it for dessert. Also shared a dessert with icecream. Food Good presentation and nice ambiance.
We visiting Josephines on a recommendation and were very happy we did. We enjoyed the unique selections for Sunday brunch. The service was very attentive, but not intrusive. Our meals were delivered hot and the fruit on the side was very fresh. If you like bloody Mary's, you'll love them here!
Fine dining at its best -- Chef Tony has an amazing, creative menu that draws inspiration from a unique blend of locations and flavors (from Southwestern to Mediterranean to traditional breakfast favorites like blueberry pancakes)! We especially loved their weekend brunch (available both Saturday and Sunday). The building, over a century old, has spectacular charm and is listed on the national historic register. As soon as you walk in the door, you are treated like family, from the warm greeting to the unerringly good service. Locals must clearly be familiar with this gem, but if you happen to be visiting Flagstaff and enjoy dining in upscale restaurants, you should make it a point to try Josephine's.
We have been to Josephine's on many occaisions and always when we are in Flagstaff. The food is excellent and we have never been dissapointed. We have sat inside on several occiasions but there is nothing better than Sunday brunch on the porch or outside garden table. We weould recommend this to anyone for any occaision.
We had never been to Flagstaff and didn't know where to dine, so we checked with IDine and ended up in this totally delightful period place. Food, service and ambience all fun, as is the many-roomed house in which they are served.. We highly recommend it!
Going into the restaurant was a bit weird: we walked in the door and 3-4 staff members just looked at us like we weren't supposed to be there. We were seated first at a cold table next to a really noisy guy but they quickly moved us next to the fireplace and turned it on for us: that was nice. They came by with menus pretty quick. The menus seemed to be overly wordy about food that is trying to be "foodie" when its really not: I had the pork OssoBuco and it was mediocre at best: very dry and full of bones. The polenta that came with it was amazing! Ehn: its a bit fru-fru and over-priced for no apparent reason. The chocolate-bourbon-pecan pie with fresh made vanilla-bean ice cream was to DIE for. I should have eaten dessert first.
Have dined here multiple times. The experience holds up to brunch as well. Service was great. Kids were well taken care of. Food was very good. All three adults had variations on Benedict. All very good, and the Hollandaise was fantastic. Perfect poach on the eggs. Really could not ask more.
I was asked to select a restaurant for a meeting with the Western Regional Sales Manager for a major national construction materials supplier. I wanted to make a good impression upon someone who had traveled from Los Angeles to Flagstaff... but also conveyed the charm of Flagstaff/Northern Arizona. Josephine's hit the mark! The Salmon BLT was well liked by my visitor, who was surprised to find good seafood in a mountain town! Thank you Josephine's for making a good impression! I will keep your restaurant in mind for future meetings!
We love going to Josephine's for Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch or Dinner. There is a large patio in the front for good weather in the summertime. We love riding our tandem bike here in the summer for Brunch. It's a great place for special occasions like Birthdays, Fathers day, Mothers day and Anniversary's. Father's day and Mothers day they have a buffet style with one price. All the food is wonderful. I have my favorites but haven't been disappointed with anything I've eaten here. The place has a couple of large rooms upstairs for larger parties. The service is always great.
My family has been coming to Flagstaff, AZ for over 25 years at Thanksgiving time. Typically we don't dine out.... this year we did, and we're we ever pleased! Josephine's is like dining in your Grandmother's old beautiful home, and enjoying a wonderfully current and excellent selection of simply yet exquisitely prepared food!! Crab cakes were fabulous, salads were fresh and the steaks and lamb chops were delectable. We'll be back!!!
We enjoyed a terrific Thanksgiving Day buffet. All of the food was delicious.
My son has lived in Flagstaff over three years. All of us had never eaten out here before. Beautiful historic bungalow. Great food and we sat right next to the fireplace on Thanksgiving Day. The food was great. We especially liked the delicious yams and turkey as well as the very tasty pumpkin bread pudding for desert. We could not have asked for a nicer day seeing also that we were in from out of town visiting our son. Many thanks. :)
If you want a nice weekend brunch, Josephine's is where to go. It has a lovely and unique brunch menu. The restaurant is in a historic Flagstaff house and for cold winter days, they will have fires going. The service is always fantastic and the waiters attentive. Josephine's will always be one of my very favorites!
Always meant to get here, finally did, sorry we missed out on so many good meals by delaying. Lovely old house, multiple small dark-paneled rooms, quiet and intimate. Champagne vinaigrette salad with grapefruit particularly good, my lamb chops, a special, served over sweet potatoes with molasses bacon glaze was a great preparation. My husband thought that the fried calamari app with buttermilk cornmeal crust was good but not epic, but that the Scottish salmon with cranberry citrus sauce was outstanding-he was so enthused he got prep details from the chef. Our apple crisp dessert with maple cinnamon ice cream was one of the best ever-sticky and rich but also refreshing. Meal total with one glass of wine was just over $80, excellent value.
If you want to spend a quiet evening with someone special this is the place. My wife fell in love with her first Manhattan drink and the Cesar Salad with white anchovies was outstanding. the Macaroni and Cheese with Shrimp (BIG Shrimp) was something we had never tasted before...a masterpiece to the taste. Not being a big salmon dinner lover I tried the salmon with cherry sauce. Wow, again another surprise that touched my outer limit taste buds. Service was perfect with no rushing at all by the waiter. We highly recommend this gem that is highly polished and suited as a five star.


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Award Description: WIA Adult (17.258), WIA Youth (17.259) and WIA Dislocated Worker (17.260) employment and training programs. WIA Youth: Provide employment-related services and high quality work experience, including an expanded summer youth work experience component, to Ohio's youth ages 14-24 to prepare them for the workplace. WIA Adult: Provide a variety of work-related employment and training services, including job training opportunities, to unemployed or underemployed adults to support their entry or reentry into the job market. WIA Dislocated Worker: Provide a variety of work-related employment and training services, including job tratining opportunities to laid-off individuals to support their reentry into the job market. Includes Rapid Response services provided to workers with a lay-off notice.
Project Description: WIA adult and dislocated worker programs support employment and training activities, including worker training/retraining, occupational/vocational testing and counseling services, and employment readiness activities. ARRA funds have created or retained nearly 2,465 FTE positions, mostly summer youth jobs, but also for State and Local Area personnel who provide services. The WIA youth program provides training and skill-building activities. As of 8/31/09, a total of 20,130 participants were served with ARRA funds including: 2,851 adults; 2,571 dislocated workers; and 14,708 youth. Over 88% of the youth were placed into work experience, and 48% of the adults and 64% of the dislocated workers received training. The summer youth program helped youth achieve work readiness skills. Now through 3/31/10, WIA areas will be recruiting participants and providing work experience activities for out-of-school youth. Summer youth were placed into targeted industry sectors, such as healthcare, business and professional services, retail, media and broadcasting. Youth also worked in green jobs and learned green-related skills at state parks and recreation centers through the Recovery Conservation Corps program. Statewide projects include: Project Hometown Investment in Regional Economies (HIRE) and Ohio Learning Accounts (OLA) developed collaboratively with multiple state and local agencies. Project HIRE will assist dislocated workers in finding employment; hiring fairs began in September. OLA's provide dislocated workers short-term classroom and on-the-job training. Urban Youth Works targets youth who are: disengaged from the educational system, offenders, aging out of the foster care system, have disabilities, migrants, homeless and/or runaways and children of incarcerated parents. Services remove barriers to youth employment. Constructing Futures targets dislocated and low-income, unemployed adults; by providing pre-apprenticeship training in construction occupations.
Jobs Summary: Ohio computed jobs retained/created based upon the formula of hours worked/paid divided by total hours through 9/30/09. From the inception of ARRA through September 30, 2009 Summer Youth Employment Projects had the largest impact on Jobs Created /Retained accounting for 86% of the hours worked/paid. Additionally, staff reductions were averted in the ARRA WIA Adult, Dislocated Worker and Youth programs including positions ranging from case managers, project managers, program managers, monitors and instructors. Job creation/retention was also reported by the vendors and subrecipients in multiple sectors including employment in the education, service industry, medical, retail, and manufacturing sectors. Total jobs created/retained by program include: Adult Program 33.9; Dislocated Worker Program 22.12; Youth Program 270.83; Summer Youth Employment 2129.69 and Statewide Initiatives 8.08. (Total jobs reported: 2,465)
Project Status: Less Than 50% Completed
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This is a discussion on ~PS3 game sharing/trading! --READ THE OPENING POST-- ~ within the PS3 Games forums, part of the PS3 Main category; Originally Posted by Locoxx Oh.. so is the collecion in other words, both games, I dont know...since these games became ...
Looking for Battlefield 3, Dead Island, and Ghost Recon Future Soldier. I have Infamous 2, LittleBigPlanet 2, Saints Row 2, Just Cause 2. Message me for more info. I have other accounts too! PSN: kyle33swisher
Hello hi i am new here
i know it will be really hard to trust a new member
i have bf3 and bf1943
and i want to give that game to someone else tell me what you will offer me i am also ready to give proof pics if you want
Ohi will be interested in little big planet 2
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If your interested in any of these games for Record of Agarest War let me know k.
Account 1 : Marvel vs Capcom 2 Full game
Street Fighter 3 : Thrid Strike full game w/ Gill preorder dlc
Cellfactor : Psycho Connetic Wars Full Game
Peggle Full game
Odins Sphere PS2 Classic Full game
Sonic Cd Full game
Modnation Racers PSP Full game
Killzone PSP Full game
Account 2 : Little Big Planet DLC (Tons will discuss specifics with you on PSN)
Little Big Planet 2 DLC (Tons will discuss specifics with you on PSN)
Sing Star Volume 1 DLC (Tons will discuss specifics with you on PSN)
Sing Star Volume 2 DLC (Tons will discuss specifics with you on PSN)
My PSN ID : shadowfox_26
Alright, well I sent you a friend request I'm Fyareflare after all lol
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That's not true. If your subscription runs out, you lose the freebies until you renew your subscription, then you get them back. My subscription ran out the beginning of the year and when I renewed, my free games were right there again... they just appear at the top of your list again when you renew.
Hey guys, I plan on buying a $20 psn card but I want to see what people will offer first, I'm looking for Arkham City + DLC at least, but I'm open to offers
and well no worries since I'm the newbie here I'll let the other person go first and such..
Thanks for the offer but sorry I'm not interested in SR
It doesn't matter, I enjoyed Arkham Asylum and that didn't have online, well if something better comes up then yeah I will
No thanks, I own most of those games already
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anyone have mw3 collection 2?
borderlands for mk9 or re5
Hey Fast-dl ill trade with you, i got littlebigplanet 2
looking to trade, paypal or psn credit games listed as separate accounts
psn id jonesy421 msn email@example.com
i got the following
ugly americans and mortal kombat kollection
explodeman and moon diver
red faction battlegrounds and rush n attack
all rdr dlc
dead block
burnout crash and beyond good and evil
planet minigolf and section 8
warhammer kill team and armeggedon riders
spelunker and spare parts
fat princess
ghostbusters santcum of slime
record of agarest war
crysis 2
homefront with all dlc
child of eden
assassins creed brotherhood
Hey all, this is my first time here. I'm new to game sharing, so you might have to be a bit patient.
What I have to offer is:
Full Games:
Resident Evil 4HD
Dead Nation
Saints Row 2
Vagrant Story
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
Final Fantasy VII
Spyro The Dragon
PixelJunk: Monsters
Just Cause 2
Renegade Ops
Little Big Planet 2
Tomb Raider & The Guardian of Light
Gotham City Impostors
Ratchet & Clank: All For One
Warhammer 40k: Space Marine
PAC-MAN Championship Edition DX
Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown
Sideway: New York
inFAMOUS 2
Choplifter HD
Hard Corps: Uprising
Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone
Various other Playstation Plus exclusives.
Infamous 2: Festival of Blood
Battlefield 3 Online Pass
Battlefield 2 Back to Karkand
L.A. Noire Rockstar Pass &DLC
Mass Effect 2 - Cerberus, Terminus, Recon Ops, Firepower, Equalizer, Appearance, Aegis Packs
NFS: Hot Pursuit Super Sport pack
NFS: Hot Pursuit Limited Edition Online Pass
Far Cry 2 Fortunes Pack
Various Uncharted 2 DLC
I'm looking for The Amazing Spider-Man, Battlefield 3: Premium, or a PSN card. Message me on PSN with offers.
My PSN ID is - Chance327
P.S. I had a successful trade with Samurott95.
P.S.S. I signed up for a 3 month subscription to Playstation Plus, the subscription will end in the month of 10/12.
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Ya... Let me get home first... I'm in town... You send me your proof first
Fast_dl what is your email
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I'm still looking for ps3 full games + dlc, like RDR, Batman Arkham City, or make offers? For a $20 psn card..
Well just contact me here or ask for my msn (which I prefer)
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is that a question? there's no question mark...
I delete useless posts. If you don't want me to, contribute to the thread (by telling noobs to check OP or post proof, for example), and/or stop editing your old posts into "-" (what's the point?)...
you need 30 posts hahaha
don't even bother with random adds, but thanks, added to the scammer's list.
did you see my post?
proof should be posted HERE!
yeah so you have ps+, nice for you, when does it expire, and where's the proof?
I need your assistance....
I had a deal with Fyareflare as stated above For my Cellfactor Psycho Cenetic Wars for his Record of Agarest War.
Since he had 2 feedback both good and it would have been my first time to ever do a gametrade I gave him my info with a temp pass so he could go first.
After that he signed into my account and i assume grab what he wanted removed himself from my friends list and dissappeared. I have messaged him 4 times sent
a new friend request and nothing. I have spoken to shadowsavior2012 from here who also has good feedback who says he has spoken to an traded with him since then so he seems to still be around. So i have quickly changed my pass again and really thats all i can do so i was woundering if you could get him to go threw with his deal or atleast whats going on for me before he is allowed to do anymore deals on the boards?!
P.S. I would have emailed or private messaged you but it would seem the boards wont allow me to do so .
I'm looking for any mw3 dlc, The full game I have are God of war I and II HD, Rachet and clank Quest for booty, littlebigplanet, dungeon hunter: alliance, dead space extraction, lara croft and the guardian of light
just reply bck on here if you want to know my psn and if you have more games and dlc on your account I can let you go first
Mod: you'll go second to anyone with feedback and/or proof, read OP.
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hey Razor200 i got mw3 dlc would you trade for god of war collection


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Re: Should Obama be impeached?
Discussions like these only get hostile when they're between people who cannot listen to or accept any opinions other than their own. Some of us have contributed to the thread without any hostility at all. If you see my previous post, I said that the thread title seemed as though this thread could be fueled a little by hate because there are no concrete facts proven that that the President has committed any crimes to warrant impeachment. But we cleared up the fact that Live2ride883 said that there are some actions by the President that he feels could be further investigated. I think there is nothing wrong with that and that is a fair statement. All I can do is speak for me and it's a lot easier to understand where he's coming from now that he put it in a different way. For me, I think the title is the reason the thread went the way it did but I believe it's back on track now if someone looking in will read from about a page or 2 back until now.
My GS3 sleeps in the bed and I make my girlfriend sleep on the couch - 02-09-2013, 12:16 AM Thread Author #478I miss my friend Matt McQuinn he touched so many lives, and in the end gave his life to protect someone that he loved. I am proud to have known him, and of the choices he made when it mattered. You were a true hero.
Re: Should Obama be impeached?
I just read that article and it sounds like pure speculation. I won't get into the voter fraud accusations because there are forever going to be people who think everything is a conspiracy. It was also a coincidence in Bush's run for President that his brother was the Governor of the only state where there needed to be a re-count of votes and magically it ended up in his favor. No one talked about that though. People can build their theories and write articles freely on the Internet, so don't just believe everything you read. This country is starting to become built on nonsense.
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Re: Should Obama be impeached?
Answer NO. If, and when, he does something impeachable, YES.
Honestly, I think all this, and other talk about removing Obama, is just sour grapes.
Birthers, impeach, treason, "liar", insults, inactive Congress, etc. etc. etc....
Stop already. There is work to be done, a country to govern, issues to address. Putting America into paralysis while pursuing that which wasn't achieved at the ballot box puts America in peril.
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Re: Should Obama be impeached?
Here's what I dont get..... "The House of Representatives must first pass, by a simple majority of those present and voting, articles of impeachment, which constitute the formal allegation or allegations."
The republicans have controlled the House during O's first term and now his 2nd.
If the evidently "growing case" exists.... why are no charges being brought forth by the Republican Controlled House?
Fortunately, the House Republicans are not Neo-Conservative Bloggers or Websites or the other partisan/conspiracy obsessed sources listed in this thread.
He won again, get over it again. - 02-11-2013, 09:57 AM Thread Author #484
Re: Should Obama be impeached?
Here is the list of experts from the page I linked earlier, honestly and this is no insult to you or anyone else but their credentials give their statements more weight than yours.
Bruce Fein
Constitutional scholar Bruce Fein
Bruce Fein is the legal scholar who is best known for having drafted articles of impeachment against former President Bill Clinton for perjury after he lied under oath about having sexual relations with an intern.
Fein also drafted articles of impeachment against former President George W. Bush and former Vice President **** Cheney. In 2011, he drew up formal articles of impeachment against President Obama for his use of military action against Libya without congressional authorization.
Fein was a top Justice Department official under the Reagan administration. He graduated with honors from Harvard Law School in 1972. Fein clerked for a prestigious federal court, and has served in top positions in the Office of Legal Counsel and the Office of Legal Policy. He has served as visiting fellow for constitutional studies at the Heritage Foundation, adjunct scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and guest lecturer at the Brookings Institute.
Fein specializes in constitutional and international law and is a frequent witness before Congress. He is chairman of the American Freedom Agenda, founder of Bruce Fein & Associates Inc. and The Lichfield Group and author of Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for our Constitution and Democracy.
As for his political persuasion, Fein told WND, I criticized Nixon. I criticized Clinton. I criticized Bush and Cheney. I criticize Obama. I dont have any reluctance because I view myself as an American first.
Herbert Titus
Constitutional scholar Herbert Titus
Herbert Titus, counsel to the law firm William J. Olson, previously taught constitutional law, common law and other subjects for 30 years at five different American Bar Association-approved law schools. From 1986 to 1993, he was the founding dean of the College of Law and Government at Regent University.
And before that, he was a trial attorney and special assistant U.S. attorney with the Department of Justice.
Titus degrees are from Harvard and the University of Oregon, and hes admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, appellate courts in the 6th, 7th, 9th, 10th and other districts. His practice has taken him into courts more than a dozen different states. He has testified on constitutional issues before Congress. Titus has also testified on state and federal constitutional issues before several state legislatures.
Titus has written numerous articles, book chapters and constitutional studies and analyses. He is author of God, Man, and Law: The Biblical Principles, a text on American common law.
Louis Fisher
Constitutional scholar Louis Fisher
Constitutional expert Louis Fisher is scholar in Residence at the Constitution Project. Previously he worked for four decades at the Library of Congress as senior specialist in separation of powers and specialist in constitutional law. During his service with CRS, he was research director of the House Iran-Contra Committee in 1987, writing major sections of the final report.
Fisher is author of dozens of books specifically on constitutional law. He received his doctorate in political science from the New School for Social Research and has taught at Queens College, Georgetown University, American University, Catholic University, Indiana University, Johns Hopkins University, the College of William and Mary law school and the Catholic University law school. Fisher has been invited to testify before Congress about 50 times on constitutional issues.
Fishers specialties include constitutional law, war powers, budget policy, executive-legislative relations and judicial-congressional relations.
Fisher told WND he voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012, but he and doesnt let partisan politics cloud his judgment when it comes to constitutional issues.
I had plenty of criticism toward George W. Bush and Richard Nixon, he said. Ive been just as harsh about Bill Clinton and Harry Truman and Lyndon Johnson and the rest. Im not partisan, but I dont flinch from saying what the evidence is.I miss my friend Matt McQuinn he touched so many lives, and in the end gave his life to protect someone that he loved. I am proud to have known him, and of the choices he made when it mattered. You were a true hero. - 02-11-2013, 09:59 AM Thread Author #485
Re: Should Obama be impeached?
Also I would think that impeachment of a president isn't something you wake up one morning and do without preparation.
I miss my friend Matt McQuinn he touched so many lives, and in the end gave his life to protect someone that he loved. I am proud to have known him, and of the choices he made when it mattered. You were a true hero. - 02-11-2013, 11:57 AM #486
Re: Should Obama be impeached?
If Obama should be impeached Dubya should have been tried and convicted of treason for sending thousands of soldiers to their death for a pointless war that hasn't worked. Everyone knows he lied and did it because Saddam and Dubya Dr had a vendetta.
Obama is cleaning up years of a mess caused by Republicans AND Democrats. The sooner we realize this and get away from the 2 party system the sooner we can move towards a solution.
Sent from my SCH-I535 using Android Central ForumsSent from my S3 - 02-11-2013, 12:06 PM #488
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Please read THIS POST again as it's been updated.
ThanksForum Rules & Guidelines -- CLICK HERE - 02-12-2013, 05:49 PM Thread Author #490
- 02-12-2013, 06:02 PM Thread Author #492
Re: Should Obama be impeached?
So what you're saying is:
To be very blunt with you, were counting on all of you, the legitimate news media, to cover these discussions, because the truth is that times have changed, Biden added, warning that people would continue to misrepresent the White Houses plans for gun control.
Remember speaking truth to power? Those days are over. Now its time to speak whatever power tells you is the truth. And if you dont, youre not legitimate.
Whats that? You dont trust Joe Biden? But just look at him. Hes so friendly and nice. He wouldnt lie to you. [Insert "malarkey," "fiddle-faddle," and other charmingly outdated slang here.]
Read more:I miss my friend Matt McQuinn he touched so many lives, and in the end gave his life to protect someone that he loved. I am proud to have known him, and of the choices he made when it mattered. You were a true hero. - 02-12-2013, 06:12 PM #493
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If only this thread stood for anything more than generic, partisan hate. One can dream.
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Re: Should Obama be impeached?
So what you're saying is that generic hate comes in the form of people voicing their opinions on why President Obama deserves to be impeached due to the fact that many believe he has commited unconstitutional acts? I've seen so many posts in this thread from people like you that just say our debate is "pointless generic hate" By you making these comments it not only is a pointless act that pretty much everybody here could give a crap about, its just that you're firing up more people to think of more reasons on why the man should be tried. If you're going to debate, then debate with facts and your opinion on the matter. Not just to sit there and say "This is all partisan hate" And if you don't find the thread useful in any way then leave.......
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Android Central Forums - 02-12-2013, 07:18 PM Thread Author #495
Re: Should Obama be impeached?
Here is a recent story on the Fort Hood shooting that I was discussing earlier with another member.
"Despite extensive evidence that Hasan was in communication with al Qaeda leader Anwar al-Awlaki prior to the attack, the military has denied the victims a Purple Heart and is treating the incident as "workplace violence" instead of "combat related" or terrorism."
Al-Awlaki has since been killed in a U.S. drone attack in Yemen, in what was termed a major victory in the U.S. efforts against al Qaeda."I miss my friend Matt McQuinn he touched so many lives, and in the end gave his life to protect someone that he loved. I am proud to have known him, and of the choices he made when it mattered. You were a true hero. - 02-12-2013, 07:23 PM #496
Re: Should Obama be impeached?
AND you haven't even made a single post in any non political forum here. Its called ANDROID central bro, yet you haven't even displayed an interest in the thing that binds all of us together here: technology. All you have used the account for is debate......
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Android Central Forums - 02-12-2013, 07:24 PM #497
Re: Should Obama be impeached?
This sentence, by itself, clearly defines why this thread is merely a general purpose hate thread. It is not 'hate' to point out tO you and other misguided people that this President has not committed impeachable offenses. It is simply an inconvenient truth. And the truth does not change.
And if you don't find the thread useful in any way then leave - 02-12-2013, 10:15 PM #499Thanked by:
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Re: Should Obama be impeached?
Fort Hood was a clear terrorist attack.
I miss my friend Matt McQuinn he touched so many lives, and in the end gave his life to protect someone that he loved. I am proud to have known him, and of the choices he made when it mattered. You were a true hero.
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313 Meetup Groups match "Museum" near Hartsdale, NY
This group is for those who like museums as a casual activity and enjoy spending an hour or so at an exhibition or viewing permanent collection. Let's take a mini-break during the week , meetup on a week night to enjoy New York Museums with like minded people. If the mood strikes we can grab a cup of tea or a bite afterwards. We will aim to have 6-8 meetups per year. If there is a museum you'd like to go to, or you want to suggest a different day/time - don't be shy - suggest a meetup and I'd b …
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Do you love wandering through an historic house museum? looking at all of the stuff? want to go behind the scenes? are you someone who drags their friends to every historic house museum you run by? ODD - yes, but there are others just like you! Culture, fun and new friends.
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The New York Museum and Gallery Meetup Group will gather monthly to visit various galleries and museums in the New York City area as well as lectures, seminars and panel discussions on various subjects such as art history, collecting and financial issues related to collecting. Members should freely send suggestions of different events in New York City so that the Meetups reflect the interests of the group. This is a great opportunity to pick from the thousands of art events occurring in New York …
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I am an 8th grade teacher in Northern New Jersey, and I have a passion for learning, traveling , culture, people and education. I thought it would be great to assemble a meet up group with like minded people who would like to explore the museums and historic landmarks of New York City and Northern New Jersey. All meetups would occur on weekend days starting with one meetup per month. My view is that we could gather at a museum or landmark in the late morning/early afternoon, explore and then per …
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The Museum MediaLab Meetup is designed to bring together talented technologists with an interest in cultural institutions, with museums and libraries that are interested in experimenting with new technologies. We'll work together to come up with cool projects that benefit everyone involved, and we'll collectively evaluate and share those projects with the world. All meetup members will agree to a set of guidelines that emphasize the educational and experimental nature of the projects, the low pa …
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This is a group for New York's museum professionals in the first 10 years of their careers who wish to: Connect with peers. Discover ways to increase their involvement in the museum field. Share resources for career development. Learn from one another. Get to know their colleagues from other institutions.
This group meets and visits museums, galleries and other venues that exhibit photography. We then gather after for lunch or coffee to discuss what we saw, share our reactions and anything we've experienced in our encounter with the work. Anyone who likes photography is welcome.
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Do you wish for a friendly forum to discuss interesting ideas with new friends? Are you curious about the wealth of inspiration and beauty available for you to discover, all concentrated in your city? Are you an explorer of our world, eyes and heart open to others' expressions of perspectives, cultures, histories, & objets d'art? Don't be shy, come join us, make suggestions promoting your own event as Organizer-of-the-Day, express yourself, or just listen! We are all about learning and sharing n …
Экскурсии на русском языке по Metropolitan Museum of Art для детей ( ~ с 5 до 14 лет). наши походы придуманы как неформальные, приветливые встречи-прогулки по интересному, необычному миру. Мы -художники и учителя, и нам хотелось бы передать детям свой взгляд на искусство, на музей и его посещение; сделать музей любимым, сказочным Замком, где есть какие-то потаенные- "свои" местечки, подружить ребенка со всем, что человечество так бережно собирало в течении тысячелетий. Ориентировочно- для двух в …
If you're looking for something interesting to do in your free time – either a reason for getting away, or if you'd just like to explore the area with others, this group will provide you with some great offerings. There will be excursions to New York City for museum group tours, followed by lunch at specially selected restaurants so we can talk about our experience and get to know each other. We'll visit local arts organizations and enjoy musical performances, both indoor and outdoor - throughou …
We love the Met and want to share the experience with each other.
Do you enjoy visiting museums and galleries? Do you like to explore contemporary art, and learn about post-modern artists? Do you have an interested in art history? Do you attend or would like to attend art lectures and panels held by museums and art institutions alike? Do you enjoy the film programs offered by most large museums in New York? Do you love books, stories, and ideas? Does the life of the mind appeal to you? Would you like to listen to intellectuals, writers, and storytellers sha …
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This is a meetup for people who love culture. We will mostly attend films of all types, from silent to experimental to commercial, in Manhattan and Brooklyn. We will also go to musuems, as well create other types of mischief, and maybe some inexpensive theater. This group is open to all ages, genders, and sexual persuasions and identities. This is a place where people who have similar interests in film, cinematography, culture, and catching the latest museums show can go out together and have …
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Women who have free time during the day to participate in events such as go out to lunch, go for a walk, shopping, going to a movie, museum or just hanging out this group will have meetups scheduled with short notice.
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Let's indulge in great art and great food in one day! This monthly meetup is for art loving singles roughly ages 33 - 45 who seriously wish to meet that special someone for a meaningful long term relationship. Each meetup will include a trip to one of the greatest NYC art museums (the Met, MOMA, Guggenheim and more), and dinner. We will all decide by voting what we are going to see in the museum (for example, if the majority wants to see the Impressionists - then that will be the choice, and som …
Do you live, work, play or volunteer in the Harlem area? Maybe curious to find out what social and community activities are taking place uptown? The HarlemGo Meetup Group is dedicated to getting together offline to take in some of the social options available in Greater Harlem (East, Central, West), as well as to participate in the various volunteer opportunities in the community. If you're new in town, new to the city, looking to meet new friends or people, or just curious about the things to d …
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(PLEASE POST AN IDENTIFIABLE PHOTO OF YOURSELF) This group is aimed to provide young Asian singles with a lot of fun and entertaining events. The group has age range from 20s to 30s to keep this group strong and attractive to young singles. Exception will be given those who can demonstrate exceptional artistic talents. Is this city too fast paced? Do you have too much work to do? I think you are entitled to enjoy some great funs and entertainments this city has to offer after all the hard work. …
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Did you know it was native son Washington Irving who first dubbed New York City "Gotham", a century before a certain superhero and his crime-ridden hometown were even thought of? Yes, Gotham is our city, our hometown, whether by birth or adoption! So let's see the sites that make Gotham aka New York City so unique in the world. We go to exhibits and concerts at museums and unusual venues in the city, some famous, like the Metropolitan Museum, and others a little more off the beaten track, like t …
Wanna meet some great people and have a fun day/night out? Well, this is the group for you! No matter what sex or race you are, we welcome all. We do ask that you be 25+ years old. Some of our meet ups will be concerts, movies, dinners, Broadway Shows, live music in clubs/bars, comedy shows, opera, museums, gardens, touristy stuff in NJ/NY/PA and open to other areas, weekend get aways, and anything else we come up with. Always on a budget and always fun! Open to suggestions on outings as well!
The first chapter of Leaders in Software and Art was founded in New York in 2009 as a networking group for cutting-edge artists who use technology to create museum-quality pieces. Meetups feature artist speakers showcasing their work and are attended by people fascinated by the field, such as curators, collectors, engineers and programmers, and of course other tech artists. What began with software art presentations has grown to include data visualization, sculpture made using LEDs, microprocess …
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NJ SNEAKERS 2.0 is a north Jersey Meetup group for intermediate hikers concentrating on trails in north/western New Jersey, south/central New York state. Beginners are welcome so long as you have the ability to keep up and not delay the group. Experienced hikers are welcome so long as you realize it's not a race. We don't hike fast and we don't hike slow but we will hike at a brisk pace. I also have a tendency to pick hikes with steep inclines (as any member of the Sneakers 1.0 group will gla …
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Brrr! It's colder outside now, and so time for "Friendly Native New Yorker Walking Tours" meetup to go on hiatus until Spring 2014--after all, walking tours aren't much fun when you're shivering in your shoes on the sidewalk! We'll be back in late April 2014 with some brand-new tours as well as the returning great tours. If you're new to the site, sign up anyway so you'll get notified as soon as we're back in action for the new season. In the meantime, you can enjoy my other group, Great Places …
Girls (over 45) Just Wanna Have Fun too! Whether you're married, single or in a relationship,we all need "girl time." This is your chance to make new friends, relax, have fun, try new adventures and share experiences with other women. Let's get together for lunch, brunch, movies, theater, museums, jazz, comedy clubs, day trips, spa days and just plain fun. Most meetups will take place in Forest Hills or surrounding areas of Queens. We will also explore NYC since it has wonderful museums, restau …
Northern NJ Women ages 35-55 who enjoy traveling locally to NYC and elsewhere for independent films, cultural events and making friends Our focus is to develop close personal friendships by spending one weekend day a month of quality time. We will begin in Northern New Jersey to get to know each other and eat and then using public transport as a group go to a scheduled event in New York City and see a film, go to a museum or other cultural activity. Making friends is about connecting and gettin …
This group will meet periodically as interesting events (museum exhibits, literary events, music, film, theater, etc) come up. The idea for this group is that participants will meet before the event, at a nearby cafe or diner, to get to know each other and then attend the event together. Occasionally, we may also go out afterward for coffee or a drink to have fun and discuss our ideas. RSVPs may be limited for some events. There will be a nominal charge (nonrefundable) for each event, primarily …
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Welcome to the Sundance Outdoor Adventure Meetup Group! Founded in 1980, Sundance is an all-volunteer, non-profit LGBT club for the NY-NJ-CT region. Visit sundanceoutdoor.org We're a fun, inclusive and friendly club that's been around since 1980! Everyone is welcome. We're much more than this meetup group! We have more than 400 members and 100+ outings/year. Check out sundanceoutdoor.org Join this group now to try us out! We recently started this meetup group to share some of our 100+ yearly …
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If you are an art lover, well educated, single, fluent in Russian and between the ages of 35 and 45 - then this meetup is for you! This is a speed dating group minus the usual pressure and awkwardness of speed dating experience, because we will all indulge in the great works of art, so whatever else sparks - it will be most natural (and art inspired!). This group will meet on a monthly basis to explore the most fascinating NYC museums - The Met, Guggenheim, MOMA and more. Each meeting will begi …
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This group for budding art collectors in the NYC-Metro area is hosted by the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA). Activities organized include visits to museum, gallery shows, and art fairs, behind-the-scenes access to print workshops and artist studios, talks with art historians and curators, and more. Our intent is to develop connoisseurship and become better acquainted with artists from all periods and artistic movements who have used any form of printmaking to create works o …
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Hi Friends, this Meetup is about going on Art tours, activities and experiences led by locals in local galleries. The goal is to learn and enjoy Art through the guidance of people who love Art. We will strive to have at least 1 to 2 Meetups a month. If you love Art, Galleries, Museums, exploring new artists and galleries, and meeting new people, this is the group for you. Not only will you find fantastic Art experiences, you'll make awesome new friends. =) The meetup group was started b …
Because we are smart enough to know how to have fun through unique events! So what are people saying about the New York Brainiacs? "Wow, that event looks AMAZING!", "Oh my, I have never heard of that kind of event before!", "Where do you come up with these ideas, they are incredible" We get together for fun and unique events including lectures, educational events, nature and historical walks, visiting museums, art galleries, cooking classes, festivals, wine tastings, music, social mixers, hiki …
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This is a social networking community for Black women professionals (38-50's) who want to gather in small, intimate groups (4-8) to dine at upscale NYC restaurants and/or go to fun events (including spa days, jazz brunches, museums, afternoon teas, wine tastings and more). So, come make new friends and let's have fun while we sample the finest cuisine and events NYC has to offer. Events are often a bit pricey, but then - you deserve and enjoy the finer things in life! What's Upscale? An upsca …
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Become part of a group that brings intelligent, professional, tech lovers, museum enthusiasts, artists, innovators, and adventurous individuals together. We are fun, classy and love to network. This isn't strictly a networking group, we enjoy making friends as well as getting together for all types of occasions to attend and participate in great events. You will have the opportunity to explore New York City to the fullest this summer and beyond. Pre-requisites: 1. Flakiness is not appreciated. …
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A Harvester in the Black Country has helped to raise more than £100,000 to support children and young people fighting life-threatening conditions.
The funds raised will be donated to Harvester's official charity, Make-A-Wish Foundation, which the restaurant chain has supported over the past seven years.
The Foxhunt Harvester in Halesowen has helped raised the £105,000 donation principally through the special Make-A-Wish Sundae, which featured on the menu during 2012 and saw a donation from every sundae sold going towards the charity.
Karen Baskett, Retail Director for Harvester said: "Make-A-Wish Foundation® UK makes a positive difference to children and young people across the country. We are delighted to help to support the once-in-a-lifetime experiences that these children deserve.
"We owe a big thanks to all our customers who purchased a Harvester sundae and helped to contributed to the fundraising total."
Staff members from Harvester's across the country carried out their own fundraising activities to contribute to the grand total.
The £105,000 raised by Harvester will enable Make A Wish to grant more than 26 wishes. The total means that over the past seven years during which Harvester has been supporting the foundation, more than £300,000 has been raised for the children's charity.
Amanda Williams, Make-A-Wish Foundation® UK's Director of Fundraising, added: "We are thrilled to continue our strong relationship with Harvester for the seventh year running and want to say a big thank you for their donation.
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