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Market research firm Infonetics Research released excerpts from its new Cloud Service Strategies: North American Enterprise Survey, which explores enterprises' plans for the adoption and usage of cloud services.
"There is no doubt, the cloud has come of age," notes Sam Barnett, directing analyst for data center and cloud at Infonetics Research. "While investments in cloud outsourcing are small in comparison to internal IT/data center spending, they are growing each year, with the number of enterprise organizations turning to cloud technology to manage budgets and transform service delivery increasing significantly in the last two years."
Barnett adds: "The cloud is no longer about outsourcing IT infrastructure and functions—it's about right-sizing them."
- 91% of enterprises interviewed use cloud services today, growing to 100% by the end of 2014
- The leading drivers for deploying cloud services are application performance and management of IT costs
- Software as a service (SaaS) is the most widely adopted cloud technology among respondent operators
- Survey respondents cite Microsoft, IBM, and Cisco as the top cloud service providers, although unexpected vendors dominate the cloud landscape in key technology deployment areas
For its 25-page cloud service strategies survey, Infonetics interviewed purchase-decision makers at 107 North American enterprises about their current usage of cloud services as well as their plans for deploying cloud-based services through 2014. Survey participants were asked about cloud service delivery types (SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS), uses, deployment drivers, barriers, and vendors. To buy the survey, contact Infonetics Sales: http://www.infonetics.com/contact.asp.
- Infonetics' latest Data Center and Cloud research brief: http://bit.ly/SqwRuY
- ADC, WAN optimization markets decelerate in Q3; virtualization to boost growth
- Enterprises embracing SDN in the data center
- 16G Fibre Channel switch market is skyrocketing
- Double-digit recovery for WAN optimization in Q2; ADC growth rate slows
- Data center equipment up 17% year over year in 1Q12
- Fibre Channel switch market to hit $2.7B by 2016, Brocade leads
- Cloud and CPE managed security services forecast to hit $18 billion by 2016
- Enterprises plan 58% increase in data center security spending this year
Download Infonetics DATA CENTER AND CLOUD report highlights, tables of contents, prospectuses, market research brochure and events brochure at http://www.infonetics.com/login.
- 1G/10G/40G/100G Networking Ports Market Size and Forecast (Oct. 2)
- Infonetics CRS Report: Huawei 2011 Revenue Reconciliation (Nov. 19)
- Q3 Data Center Equipment Market Share and Forecasts – Full Report (Dec. 7)
- Q3 SAN Equipment Market Share and Forecasts (Dec. 13)
- Q3 Total Data Center and SAN Equipment Pivot (Dec. 19)
- Cloud Service Strategies: Global Service Provider Survey (Dec.)
- Data Center Deployment Strategies: Global Service Provider Survey (Dec.)
- WEBINAR: Extending Integrated Services to SMBs and Branch Offices (Dec. 5)
- WEBINAR: Subscriber Engagement: The Missing Link in Policy Control & Charging (Dec. 11)
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Infonetics Research (www.infonetics.com) is an international market research and consulting firm serving the communications industry since 1990. A leader in defining and tracking emerging and established technologies in all world regions, Infonetics helps clients plan, strategize, and compete effectively. View Infonetics' About Us slides at http://bit.ly/QUrbrV.
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Though school is always intended to be a safe environment for students and a supportive resource in times of hardship and danger, one university's officials have been exposed to lack responsiveness to an ever-present issue college students face.
A recent complaint filed to the U.S. Department of Education reveals police and judicial affairs at the University of Akron reacted indifferently to two women's reports of sexual assault on campus.
One of the women, a senior at the university who wishes to remain anonymous, contacted the school's police in September 2010 and was reportedly told, "I'm not in the business of calling people liars, but in your case it doesn't look so good."
Julie Dixon, a 2011 graduate who reported her case in September 2008, said she was discouraged from filing charges and told, "it would be really, really hard for (her) to get a conviction, so (she) shouldn't attempt it."
The sheer insensitivity exhibited at the University of Akron toward a major issue recurring on college campuses, especially coming from those who are meant to be a resource for this issue, is among the most alarming forms of negligence.
Only 40 percent of rapes occurring in the U.S. get reported, with only 10 percent of these leading to arrest, according to a 2013 report from the Tampa Bay Times. This reveals that a serious number of rapes remain unreported and only a small fraction that do get reported result in the assailant's arrest. According to the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network, the percentage of "rape victimization," or occurrences of rape or attempted rape, among women on a college campus approximates 20 to 25 percent, with a reporting rate of 5 percent among these incidents.
Since instances of rape are clearly underreported, it is unfathomable how an authoritative figure would deny students seeking help the priority and concern they deserve.
In the University of Akron's case, it is apparent that campus police and judicial affairs perpetuate the lack of accountability they are ideally meant to maintain. After a two-week investigation, the anonymous senior's case was closed. Aside from being called a liar by the campus police, she was also told her intoxication weakens her case, even though one cannot provide consent when under the influence.
Moreover, it is also perplexing that Dixon was told by judicial affairs that her attempt to remove the assailant from the school was not even worth pursuing due to the difficulties of conviction. While only four percent of occurrences of rape in the U.S. result in felony conviction, this is no excuse for judicial affairs to deny Dixon the effort in proceeding with the proper measures possible for her case.
This indifference not only represents a lack of accountability on the part of campus police and judicial affairs, but also portrays how, as a result, the assaulter are not held accountable. The assailant in Dixon's case did eventually spend two days in jail and had two years of probation following his charge in 2010, but he did not receive punishment from the university.
Incidents of rape and sexual assault are highly underreported, and victims should not be discouraged to report and seek assistance. As with the University of Akron campus police, it should be a given that those who bear the responsibility of providing such assistance should not further victimize people, and should rather observe their cases with the seriousness and attention they deserve.
Isabelle Cavazos is a sophomore majoring in English.
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Blue Mountain Resort - Collingwood
I am going to the above for a couple of days next w/e. There seem to be a number of restaurants within the "village" and wondered if anyone had any recs pro or con.
Motorcycle Cafe - I've never had a good meal there, and have had some truly abysmal meals. Have a look at the wine list, though. If you get caught short they will deliver wine to most of the hotels in the village. Do not eat there.
Firehall Pizza - fairly decent pizza, and cheap and cheerful breakfast if you don't want to eat hotel prices to start the day.
Windy O'Neill's - decent pub food, with a fairly good curry and fairly good service. Good selection of beers, food is not very greasy.
Oliver & Bonacini - I've enjoyed the restaurant, but have heard from many that their version of room service does not translate well at all. Very similar to their menu in Toronto. Dairy free mushroom soup, upscale fondu, good wine list, though heavily marked up.
Pottery - Classics from the 70's served at today's prices.
Kaytoo - Closer to an upbeat fun place than anything else in the village. Seared tuna actually done correctly.
Generally, most units have fridges/kitchenettes, so you could save on not great breakfast options by bringing your own. As this is probably the slow time of year, watch out for the signs of staff transition.
If you want to leave the complex, the Alphorn is a fun kitschy Swiss restaurant.
re: LM Gershwin
I think I saw 2guys and a stove have a rest. there . Any thoughts?
re: MargieEv
Had a meal at 3 Guys and a stove in the winter - outstanding halibut served as a stir fry with rice noodles - would recommend it. Service was mediocre and the NOISE. Definity not fine dining, but would recommend it with some reservations.
re: LM Gershwin
Just to add a couple:
Skool - Reasonably priced pub eats. Had dumplings and nachos at the bar while watching a band play.
JoZo's at Blue Mountain Inn - Another pub menu but they had an amazing deal last year not sure if will be still going on though. Got a Burger or beef dip sandwhich and fries for $5. Also had some cheap beer special as well. It was less expensive than eating in the cafeteria in the lodge. Beed Dip was fairly average but tasy and a suprising bargain considering it's location at the botom of the hill.
re: abigllama
Thanks for the recs. We will definitely be trying some of these spots.
Going in Novemeber and looking for more of a fine dining place. Any suggestions for that type of restuarant in the area? I have looked at a bunch of websites and don't see anything that fits. So far I am leaning towards Oliver & Bonacini as the nicest restaurant in the area. Please tell me I am wrong.
re: camp1980
I've only stayed at the resort, so can't comment on what's in the town. As far as the fine dining experience goes, O&B is decent, though very similar to the casual service at the one in Bayview Village.
Kaytoo has a nice menu, and I've had fairly decent service there as well.
I'm not sure what your definition of 'fine dining' is, but if you're looking for something on a par with Toronto's best, that's not going to happen.
You could try phoning Eigensinn Farms, and seeing if there is an opening, but they're usually booked months in advance. That is about 15 minutes down the road.
re: Snarf
You are right Snarf, I should clarify what I mean by fine dining.
I am by no means looking for something on par with Toronto's best (can't afford them anyway). Just looking for a place with a nice atmosphere, professional service and would perfer if the menu didn't have burgers on it. We are going away for a birthday celebration and I would like to go somewhere 'nice'.
re: camp1980
While Kaytoo has burgers, the atmosphere is fairly formal. I've eaten there twice and enjoyed it more than many of the other places there.
Copper Blues has a nice dining room, and occasional live music. The fall menu looks good, but my experiences have been hit and miss.
O&B probably has the best service, and some fairly good dishes.
Original Motorcycle Cafe would be nice for a quiet drink, but don't even consider eating there.
re: camp1980
I dined at O&B for my anniversary in August and I would suggest asking for a booth for a quieter dining experience. According to the hostess, we were given one of the "best" tables, but it was right next to a large table (with children) and we were a little put off by that. I guess that is to be expected at a resort town though. Another couple who sat next to us commented on how busy it was and I think they also felt it was quite loud inside. (Also, there was a huge Wakeboard festival happening out in the pond behind us, so that definitely factored into the busyness of the place)
Despite that, the service and food were great. Just see if you can get a quieter table for yourself and your SO if that's what you're looking for.
I was at the Resort a couple years ago, don't remember any standouts, except that the pub had decent food.
Not at the Resort, but I'm going to a place called the Bield House near there in about a week. Anyone been/had any experience with their food?
Hmmm, I'm a regular visitor to the resort and I would say some of the info is a little outdated. There seems to be two to three new restaurants per year at the resort.
Definitely check out the new greek/mediteranean restaurant Tholos. Their dip starter platter is a must and the belly dancers certainly add to the atmosphere - yes real live belly dancers!
Original Motorcycle Cafe is closed down for renno's and I believe they're reopening for Winter as "Centro" so that'll be an Italian option in the village.
Firehall Pizza, have to agree with Snarf on that one.
Windy O' Neill's Irish Pub offers a decent pub menu with, no currie though, the fish & chips are excellent, service decent and lots of real Irish staff to add to the authenticity but this place really comes alive at night with the live music. Definitely the hottest night spot in the village, in fact most weekends this summer it was the only place with an atmosphere or even a crowd. 19 beers on tap, I've only managed to get half way 8)
Kaytoo - contrary to other posts here, we have not had any good experiences with service in this place. Large menu to choose from is decent, if you're patient! While it is defintiely one of the more esthetically pleasing venues, it's not much fun if you're the only one there!
Jozo's and Pottery aren't in the village so we don't frequent those and can't give a fair opinion.
3 guys and a stove is not open yet but due for the winter.
Twist is a martini/wine bar with a downtown Toronto feel to it. Tapas style food done well, servers are easy on the eyes which somewhat makes up for lack of ability.
Skool does good ribs, service is hit and miss though. At night it turns into a night club with a fairly young clientel.
Copper Blues - service is much improved over last year, they seem to have increased their server to customer ratio significantly. In my 3 years regularly visiting the resort, I would say their menu is consistently good.
Oliver & Bonicini - all other reviews are pretty much telling the same story on this place, service is decent, food is decent, nothing new to report.
I would recommend insisting on booking a room at the village. They're the newer rooms with kitchenette's etc. Generally they try to get you on an all inclusive package at the Inn, which ties you to Pottery for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
In November and April each year, all the village restaurants have dining specials ranging from Steak and Seafood to Ribs all in or around the $20 mark. It's certainly a good time to test the various restaurants before the busy Summer and Winter seasons.
Hope this helps you guys.
re: Mobie
It's not in the village but we had a delicious lunch at Largo in Thornbury on Saturday. I hear that they are good for dinner as well and it is more upscale than anything in the village other than Oliver & Bonacini. I would not call Kaytoo upscale, although it is fine for a family or group dining experience, not so much for a quiet dinner for two.
re: camp1980
Anybody tried the Centro yet?
re: ellicious
Went there with a party of 10 - so maybe not a fair analysis. Some food served cold, others okay. Some too salty, others okay. We did find it a bit noisy. See my review of Largo - much preferred.
It's not in the resort, but just outside of Collingwood (in Craigleith) there is a place called Mary's Restaurant.
It's a strange place 'cause it's in a motel, but it's a really great place for dinner.
Anyway, my husband and I went there for dinner and were very very happy with it.
I think it ended up being in the $120 for two range, that included a bottle of wine and apps and I believe dessert of some description. That was a few years ago.
There's a menu at http://www.mycollingwood.ca/marysrest...
re: mainja
I have heard a lot of buzz about Mary's but twice now I have gone in and turned right around again. The first time the place stank of overused grease and the second time it was like hitting a wall of noise. No thank you.
I'm up here for a couple of nights enjoying about 10cm of new snow! We had dinner at 3 Guys & a Stove last night and it was excellent. This is located in the brand new section of the village.
The price vs quality ratio was amazing for an area known for the opposite. Most mains were in the $15 -20 range. Wine list was decent and reasonable at a double mark up. Highlights were the Curried Sweet Potato and Pumpkin soup, the beef stew, and the roated chicken.
It was a situation where there was lots on the menu that looked great so can't wait to return for another meal. Three of us each having an app, a coctail, main and splitting a bottle of wine came to about $60 each after tip. Service was excellent too.
re: abigllama
Anybody gone to the Centro in the Blue Mountain village for dinner?
re: ellicious
Centro is already history. It's been replaced by something called Rusty's which looks like a high end sports bar. There wasn't a menu handy so can't really comment on what they serve.
re: ellicious
We were there just before New Years, and had a nice meal at Kaytoo in the village... I had a pork chop that was actually really good. Most of the other places we've tried have been pretty uninspiring, though the 3 guys and a stove that abigllama reviewed looks pretty good; there's also a nice but expensive place in the Westin.
And not to forget, if there's a bunch of you, the Alpenhorn nearby is good fondue fun!
re: Squeakycheese
We were just back up there last week with a group of five. 3 Guys and a Stove was very good again. Serious foodies wouldn't really be into the place since in most cases you pick a starch based meal, and add proteins to it. Sort of like adding chicken or whatever to various styles of risotto. It's been consistantly tasty and hits the spot after a chilly evening of skiing. I would reccomend checking out the menu online before heading there because it's not for everyone.
Oliver & Bonacini in the Westin has switched up their menu a bit this year. The amazing mac & cheese is gone and the rest didn't look to exciting and expensive so skipped it this time.
Kaytoo was where we ate on the second night. The service is excellent, but have found the food hit or miss. I'm pretty sure I had that pork chop last year and it was really great. This year a couple of us got the meatloaf and it wasn't too thrilled. It had a fairly intense almost Indian spicing. It was great for a couple of bites but got to be too much about half way through. The French Onion soup was awesome and gooey. The "best at the resort famous" perogies were tasty but more standard than anything that would make them famous. So the food was a bit inconsistant but the service and drinks made it a fun meal.
Still want to check out Tholos and the tapas menu at the new Martini bar which probably shares a kitchen with Tholos. The rest of the villiage is mostly pub or pub pizza fare.
Also anyone looking for quick grub on the slopes should stop into Jozo's next to the Blue Mountain Inn. They've brought back a special from a couple years ago. Can choose from a burger or beef dip sandwhich and fries for $6.50. It tastes better and costs less than what you'd get at the cafeterias on property, there's also a domestic bottle special if you're looking for a beer. The service is always nice there, but of course it can be tricky to get a table around lunch hours.


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Our dinner menu is updated daily at 4:00 pm to include the evenings specials. Parties of 13 or more will be presented on one check.
Traditional recipe with real Maryland jumbo lump blue crab meat, a touch of mayonnaise and spices, served with Roadhouse tartar sauce.
Additional Cakes $6.25
Sweet and hand-cut, twice-cooked and served with spicy mayo. Can be gluten-free.
Large $6.50
A classic starter all over the South. A creamy spread of Cabot cheddar, Hellmann's mayo and chopped pimentos. Served with celery.
Our hand-cut, twice-cooked fries smothered in ancho beef chuck chili and topped with grated Cabot cheddar.
A very classic dish from Quebec, served here at the Roadhouse! Hand-cut, twice-cooked fries, loaded with Wisconsin cheese curds and topped with chicken gravy and scallions.
All-beef hot dogs dipped in a homemade batter of Anson Mills' organic corn meal. Served with Raye's yellow mustard.
Gulf shrimp, sauteed in Worcestershire sauce, garlic, lemon, fresh herbs and butter. Served with grilled sourdough and garnished with scallions.
Steamed Blue Hill Bay mussels in white wine, Cornman Farms' heirloom tomatoes, lemon juice, shallots and fresh herbs.
Marinated roasted Cornman Farms' red peppers, Zingerman's Creamery fresh goat cheese, olive oil and herbs.
Served with whole grain mustard and Bakehouse chestnut bread.
Served with mixed greens and Cornman Farms' heirloom roasted tomatoes.
Slow roasted tomatoes with fresh thyme and garlic. To be enjoyed with our complimentary bread baskets. Add fresh mozzarella for $2.50.
Slow roasted red peppers with garlic and fresh herbs. To be enjoyed with our complimentary bread baskets. Add fresh mozzarella for $2.50.
Hand-cut Cornman Farms' pasture-raised beef chuck with black beans in ancho chili broth. Topped with scallions.
Potatoes and bacon cooked with onions, garlic, celery, chicken stock, and cream. Garnished with Cabot cheddar cheese and scallions.
Cornman Farms' heirloom roasted tomatoes, cream, fresh tarragon, olive oil, onion and garlic. Garnished with fresh herbs.
Dressings: red wine vinaigrette, ranch, Caesar, blue cheese, Russian, cider vinaigrette, honey mustard vinaigrette & cider balsamico
Handsown Farms baby greens, corn shoots, red onion, carrots, cucumbers, radish sprouts and housemade salt-and-pepper croutons, served with your choice of dressing. Can be gluten-free (GF)
Small $6.25
Organic romaine lettuce, really good Caesar dressing with raw egg*, aged 2-year Wisconsin Parmesan cheese and salt-and-pepper croutons. Can be gluten-free.
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Large $9.50
Fresh local greens sautéed with aged goat cheese, local mushrooms, roasted CMF red peppers, leeks and fennel in a brown butter vinaigrette.
Large $16.00
Community Farms' arugula, applewood smoked bacon, Salemville blue cheese, red onion, CMF roasted tomatoes and balsamic vinaigrette.
Tantre Farm's arugula tossed with grapes, Michigan honeycrisp apples, walnuts, Cabot cheddar cheese and cider vinaigrette.
Community Farms' arugula, beet, red onion and fresh goat cheese with red wine vinaigrette.
Burgers & Sandwiches
Our burgers are ground fresh every day, served with hand-cut, twice-cooked fries. Add applewood-smoked bacon for $2.50. Add cheese from our artisinal cheese list, prices vary. Add fresh Cornman Farms heirloom tomatoes for $0.75! Any of our sandwiches an be enjoyed on gluten-free bread for an additional $3.00.
Pasture-raised beef, dry-aged, grilled over oak, served on a Bakehouse onion roll with lettuce, onion, tomato and pickles. Can be gluten-free, leave off the bread. (GF).
Choose your favorite cheese from our all-American cheese list to add to your burger! Pasture-raised beef, dry-aged, grilled over oak, served on a Bakehouse onion roll with lettuce, onion, tomato and pickles. Can be gluten-free, leave off the bread. (GF)
No meat but plenty of flavor and texture! Spiced with roasted garlic, red peppers and onions.Topped with fire-roasted New Mexico green chilies, lettuce, onion, tomato and pickles on a Bakehouse onion roll.
Our traditional whole hog seasoned with your choice of barbeque sauce on a Bakehouse onion roll. Served with mustard cole slaw. Can be gluten-free, leave off the onion roll. (GF) Choose from: Eastern North Carolina Vinegar BBQ Sauce (GF) Southwest Green Tomato BBQ Sauce (GF) Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ Sauce S. Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauce (GF)
Pieces of pit-smoked free-range pasture-raised Amish chickens from Homer, MI in Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ Sauce on a Bakehouse onion roll.
Five mini-burgers topped with different cheeses. A delicious way to try our many great American-made cheeses. Served with lettuce, onion, tomato and pickles. Can be gluten-free, leave off the onion roll. (GF)
Pole caught tuna from American Tuna in Oregon, mixed with capers, onion, celery, scallion, herbs and Zingerman's Creamery cream cheese on sourdough with Cabot cheddar cheese.
Can be gluten-free.
Cooked with lots of bacon and house smoked ham hocks!
Topped with Cabot cheddar
Parsnips, carrots, rutabaga and celery root.
Available oak wood grilled, sautéed, blackened or rubbed with Zingerman's Spicy Coffee Spice rub; served with local mashed potatoes and local greens. All fresh fish is gluten-free. Add Bernaise to your fish -- $2!
sustainably farm-raised in Scotland, great grilled
sweet, nutty, great sautéed.
a mild flavored local favorite, great sautéed or broiled
flaky and mild, best broiled or sautéed
caught in the Great Lakes, best sautéed or broiled
from the Hawaiian archipelago, dense and meaty, great grilled
from the north Atlantic, best broiled or sautéed
freshwater favorites from the Carolinas, great grilled
Really good whole catfish from Yazoo City, Mississippi, dusted in organic cornmeal then fried. Served with Anson Mill's grits, Southern-style bacon-braised greens, yellow mustard coleslaw, housemade tartar and hot sauce.
Served with Cornman Farms' pepper and corn chow chow and Anson Mills grits with cheese.
Creole style fish stew made with shrimp stock, mussels, Cornman Farms' heirloom tomatoes, onion, celery, boiled potatoes and creole seasoning and a hint of saffron.
Dredged in milk and flour and pan seared. Finished with a brown butter almond sauce. Served with Carolina Gold rice and sautéed local greens.
Andouille sausage, fresh shrimp, peppers, lemon juice, and Worcestershire sauce, served over Anson Mills' soft grits.
Poached in a rich sauce of aromatic vegetables, red wine and lemon with fresh herbs and saffron. Served with Carolina gold rice.
Beer-battered blue cod served with housemade tartar sauce, Roadhouse yellow mustard slaw and hand-cut, twice-cooked French fries.
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Macaroni made with our bechamel sauce contains onions.
Housemade bechamel sauce & lots of Cabot cheddar caramelized with Martelli pasta.
All-out Southern comfort food. Rustichella pasta caramelized with applewood smoked bacon and our housemade Southern pimento cheese with Martelli pasta. Want it vegetarian? Remove the bacon!
Our buttermilk fried chicken, chopped and tossed with housemade bechamel sauce & lots of Cabot cheddar caramelized with Martelli pasta.
Ig Vella's Monterey Jack tossed with pit-smoked free-range chicken, freshly cut corn, New Mexico green chilies and fresh cilantro in our housemade bechamel sauce caramelized with Martelli pasta. Garnished with corn shoots.
Fresh, handmade goat cheese sauce with Cornman Farms' roasted red peppers, freshly cracked black, green and white Tellicherry peppercorns and Martelli pasta, topped with a Zingerman's Creamery Lincoln Log crispy round.
Local mushrooms tossed with Martelli pasta, white wine, garlic and herbs, topped with Sarvecchio Parmesan cheese.
Roasted heirloom tomato marinara, fresh herbs, fresh mozzarella and Martelli pasta topped with Sarvecchio cheese. Not made with bechamel sauce.
Roasted red peppers, bechamel sauce, cabot cheddar cheese and housemade Andouille sausage with green onions and pasta.
Large $19.00
Roadhouse macaroni & cheese, chow chow, sauteed local greens and roasted vegetables.
Organic stone-ground grit cakes, heated on the wood fired grill, topped with Cabot cheddar, Cornman Farms' roasted peppers, caramelized onions, fresh corn and fire-roasted New Mexico green chilies, all sautéed with cider vinaigrette. Topped with corn shoots.
Anson Mill's Farro Verde sauteed with fresh herbs, white wine, squash and local mushrooms. Cooked like a risotto and finished with cream and Sarvecchio Parmesan cheese.
Cooked with cream, sage and Creamery goat cheese. Topped with fried Lincoln Log cheese and heirloom roasted peppers and garnished with corn shoots.
Meat And Three
We're bringing a southern tradition right here to Ann Arbor, you choose your meat and three sides to round out your plate. and three sides: mashed local potatoes, hand-cut fries, bacon-braised greens, Carolina gold rice, yellow mustard slaw, Anson Mills Grits, sautéed local greens, chow chow and roasted vegetables.
Sirloin, tenderized, lightly breaded, fried and smothered with chicken gravy.
8 ounces
8 ounces, boneless
8 ounces
bone-in 16 ounces
boneless, 10 ounces
Cornman Farms' steaks are pasture raised old breed of cattle. All of the steaks are dry aged to approx. 5 weeks, which creates a complexity of flavor achieved no other way.
Amish free-range chicken dipped in a black pepper-spiced buttermilk batter then deep fried. Served with mashed local potatoes topped with housemade chicken gravy and mustard coleslaw. Substitute a breast for any piece for a $4 charge. Can be gluten-free, just ask your server.
4 Pieces $21.00
Pasture-raised hamburger with a mushroom bordelaise, served with mashed local potatoes and sauteed spinach.
Blackened beef, mushrooms, Cornman Farms' roasted tomatoes, cream, cilantro, SarVecchio Parmesan and Martelli pasta.
Creole spiced skirt steak topped with four NOLA shrimp. Served with Carolina gold rice and sauteed local greens.
Housemade Andouille sausage, Dry Bucket Farms duck, shrimp and oysters, cooked with vegetables in a rich broth. Served with Carolina gold rice and garnished with file powder. Tabasco Steak $32.00 A 10 ounce New York strip steak, rubbed with Tabasco rub and grilled. Topped with bleu cheese and served with Carolina gold rice and sautéed local greens.
A 10 ounce New York strip steak, rubbed with Tabasco rub and grilled. Topped with bleu cheese and served with Carolina gold rice and sautéed local greens.
Osso bucco, cooked just like old fashioned pit pastrami. Served with braised sauerkraut and mashed potatoes.
Housemade bratwurst, bacon steak, Cornman Farms' sauerkraut and Ozette Mackaw potatoes. Served with a side of whole grain mustard cream sauce.
Bbq Meat
Traditional whole-hog barbeque made with local hogs delivered direct from the Farm. It's pit-roasted for 14 hours, hand-pulled, chopped and blended with your choice of barbeque sauce. Served up with mashed local potatoes and bacon-braised greens. Choose from: Eastern North Carolina Vinegar BBQ Sauce (GF) Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ Sauce Southwest Green Tomato BBQ Sauce (GF) South Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauce (GF)
Pit-smoked Niman Ranch spare ribs, BBQ Beef with Alex's red rage tomato BBQ sauce, South Carolina pulled pork and pit-smoked chicken with green tomato BBQ. Served with bacon- braised greens and mashed local potatoes.
Niman Ranch pork ribs, cooked for 9 hours, served with Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ sauce, mashed local potatoes and yellow mustard coleslaw.
Full Rack $31.00
Cornman Farms' front quarter of beef, pit-smoked, then braised 'til tender. Served with Alex's Red Rage Tomato BBQ sauce, mashed local potatoes and bacon-braised greens.
Pulled pit-smoked turkey topped with white BBQ sauce, served with mashed local potatoes and bacon-braised greens.


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Spader won't contest life sentence for brutal Mont Vernon killing
Judge Gillian Abramson, right, listens as Chief Court Officer Anthony Fowler answers a question posed by Judge Abramson as New Hampshire State Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeff Strelzin, left, listens in courtroom 1 during a resentencing hearing for Steven Spader at the Hillsborough County Superior Court North in Manchester Monday morning. Spader was convicted of killing Kimberly Cates and wounding her daughter Jaimie Cates in a 2009 home invasion in Mont Vernon. (Mark Bolton/Union Leader)
New Hampshire State Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeff Strelzin addressed the media outside of Courtroom 1 after a resentencing hearing for Steven Spader at the Hillsborough County Superior Court North in Manchester Monday morning. (Mark Bolton/Union Leader)
Chris Lussier, of Hollis, and family friend of David Cates, speaks on behalf of the Cates family to the media outside Courtroom 1 after a resentencing hearing for Steven Spader at the Hillsborough County Superior Court North in Manchester Monday morning. Spader was convicted of killing Kimberly Cates and wounding Jamie Cates in a home invasion in 2009 in Mont Vernon. (Mark Bolton/Union Leader)
Spader did not appear at his resentencing hearing and waived his right to argue for a lesser sentence. Yet, he said he accepts "responsibility for his actions" and - for the first time - apologized to his victims in a statement he instructed his attorneys to read to the court.
"Through my impulsive actions, I have harmed numerous individuals, both physically and mentally. I have torn apart families and ruined lives," defense attorney Jonathan Cohen read the statement aloud in Hillsborough County Superior Court.
"But still, I must beg forgiveness from everyone I have harmed. To the Cates family, I know my words hold no meaning. But I am truly sorry for the pain that I have caused you," Cohen continued reading from the hand-written letter as David Cates and his daughter, Jaimie, 14, listened from their seat in the front row of the gallery, surrounded by friends.
A jury convicted Spader, 21, in 2010 of first-degree murder and related charges for hacking Cates' wife, Kimberly, 42, to death and maiming then 11-year-old Jaimie in an early morning bedside ambush. He later bragged that he "broke up a family" and vowed to commit more crimes, the state argued.
"This isn't someone who is going to grow out of his problems. His problem is he is a psychopath. That is what he is. It isn't a phase," Senior Assistant Attorney General Jeffery A. Strelzin told Judge Gillian L. Abramson.
Abramson said she will issue a new sentencing order Friday.
Strelzin dismissed the letter as "clearly disingenuous," noting Spader in December told mental health experts he felt no remorse for his crimes.
"It was hard for David and Jaimie and his friends to listen to it. David actually said it was insulting," Strelzin said afterward.
Monday's resentencing hearing was triggered by a 2012 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that essentially voided Spader's initial sentence.
"We were prepared to come in and put evidence before the court and make an argument on behalf of our client. We have been instructed to do neither," Cohen said.
In Miller v. Alabama, the court ruled mandatory life sentences without chance of parole unconstitutional for those who were under 18 years when they committed their crimes. The court said such sentencing schemes violate constitutional guarantees against cruel and unusual punishment.
Spader was sentenced in 2010 to life in prison without chance of parole for the first-degree murder of Kimberly Cates, plus 76 years for the attempted murder of her daughter and other charges. His case is still pending direct appeal before the state Supreme Court.
The new ruling requires the court to hold a sentencing hearing to consider aggravating and mitigating factors related to Spader's maturity, recklessness, ability to appreciate consequences and risks, home life, susceptibility to peer pressure and capacity for rehabilitation.
The court can still impose a mandatory life sentence without chance of parole.
Strelzin said Spader tested "very high" in psychopathic tendencies and told the state's forensic psychiatrist: "I never felt remorse. I think it is weak -- not so much weak, as unnecessary."
A month shy of his 18th birthday when the Oct. 4, 2009, home invasion occurred, Spader showed a high level of sophistication and competency, Strelzin said.
Spader not only recruited a crew of four young male accomplices, he methodically planned the break-in and cover-up, targeted a house at random to throw off police, and participated in his own plea discussions.
He ultimately broke down because of what the state speculated was Spader's fear of prison payback if he pleaded guilty to hacking an 11-year-old girl and leaving her for dead.
Strelzin claimed Spader was not amenable to rehabilitation, citing as examples his "reveling" in the Mont Vernon killing and attempts to create a "criminal enterprise" in prison whereby he would enlist people who could help him escape prison.
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Dear women and girls, WRCA is pleased to invite you to our new fine arts club, which will operate every Friday at 17:00 pm, starting from February 21.
In order to attend the group you do not need any special skills, just a desire will be enough.
So, we meet every Friday at the Women's Resource Center and we draw together what we feel or what is assigned to no matter our artistic skills. Entrance is free.
To confirm your participation please call by following phone number: 094 56 56 26.
We can't wait to meet you!
"Finding Zabel Yesayan" a film screening
On February 4 Women's Resource Center is screening a film: "Finding Zabel Yesayan" , which tells the story of the great writer's life and work, thoughts and ideas.
Film is in Armenian with ENGLISH subtitles
Entrance is free.
We look forward to seeing you!
When: February 4 at 6:00 PM
Where: Aeon club, Teryan 3A, Yerevan. Armenia
International Women's day- Turning the globe for Inspiration.
March 8 is International Women's day
a day for celebration of sisters, mothers and daughters,
a day for protests against injustice and inequality,
a day for political actions, activism, demonstrations, art and celebration,
a day to make our voices heard!
On the 31 we take a look at how it manifests it self world wide, a chance to get an inspirational injection for planning this years activities on March 8.


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Check out this CNN interview that went horribly awry with Joan Rivers. She was promoting her book, 'Diary of a Mad Diva.' Apparently, she didn't like her interviewer's questions and ended up walking off the set DURING the interview. Take a look at the video after the break. RELATED: Kristen Stewart is suing mad over Joan River's book.
Although Fredricka Whitfield, the interviewer, thought Joan was joking around in her response to some of her questions, it's clear the comedienne took serious offense. I have to say, I'm surprised by Joan's reaction. She's spent her CAREER making fun of people and basically telling them to lighten up. Then she wants to get upset when someone asks her about her jokes? If anyone in Hollywood would have a tough skin by now, you'd think it would be Joan! Then again, knowing the comedienne, she probably realized walking off would just make for better TV (but it sounds like she was seriously steamed). Take a look.
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