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The top ten winners this year in alphabetical order.
Native Susan Spicer and Bayona have passed their 20th birthday. Each year she has never ceases to delight her customers and remains one of the most respected New Orleans restaurants. The menu changes monthly, the ingredients are always fresh, excellent wine list, great service in a Creole cottage in the French Quarter.
Owner Brad Hollingsworth refuses to have a website. That mentality defines the essence of this Uptown restaurant, they are steeped between tradition and individualism. Classic creole dishes, heavy on the seafood and solid grilled items with an impressive wine list. Bartenders are very generous pourers.
Recently the recipient of the James Beard Award. The only restaurant that cures and smokes all of their meat and sausages. The cuisine is somewhere between Cajun and Southern. They do serve a deal of pork but do just as well with seafood. They have recently opened a retail butcher shop and deli behind the restaurant.
Chef John Besh's latest addition to his family of restaurants. He hit all the back roads of Italy to learn the regional cuisines and has brought back the best to make this the best Italian restaurant in New Orleans. Located in the Roosevelt Hotel, 3 miles from our Garden District bed and breakfast in New Orleans.
It's good to know that Emeril's is still putting out distinguished food. With his notoriety this could have easily become a tourist destination.. They insist on the finest ingredients, employees who regard their job as a career and an amazing wine selection.
Tucked away in a quiet Uptown neighborhood, Gautreau's remains one of NOLA premier restaurants for more than a decade. Upon entering, you'll feel as though you in someones lovely dining room. Service is wonderfully proper making for an elegant meal. Food is creative and inspiring.
Donald Links first local restaurant., cozy and elegant but not stuffy. You'll find a superb Sazerac. The menu joins gourmet Creole with French bistro for main courses, with country style favorites to accompany…resulting in such dishes as duck confit paired alongisde dirty rice.
La Petite Grocery
Reliable, comfortable, sophisticated bistro. Menu full of unusual ingredients- even the cheeseburger- which seems out of place, given the rest of the dinner selection- is worth eating and very tasty! Start at the bar, they make the classic absinthe.
Hidden in an Uptown neighborhood on the corner of Webster and Laurel. The food covers alot of ground, from the local farms and waters to the inspirations of far away places like Lisbon and Latin America.. This is a smart contemporary eating establishment.
Restuarant August
Chef John Besh's first restaurant which is coming up on its 10th birthday. Request a table in the wine room and you'll have the best seat in the house with a wonderful view of the 2nd floor wine rack. The wait staff is courteous and formal without being pretentious. Sugar and Spice Duckling is outstanding.


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News & Events
Events Calendar
Radford University Women's Tennis at VCU Tournament »
Sunday, January 28
All day
BEFORE and BEYOND WORDS »
Saturday, January 27
7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. @ Albig Studio Theatre, Peters Hall B112A School of Dance and Theatre production.
[L] Radford University Women's Basketball at Liberty »
Sunday, January 28
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
GASA Show »
Tuesday, January 30 - Friday, February 2
All day @ Porterfield GalleryRadford University graduate art students mount their own installations of art in various media. G.A.S.A. is an acronym for the Graduate Art Student Association. The exhibition is in the Porterfield Gallery (room 205). The gallery is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and closes from noon until 1 p.m.
[W] Radford University Women's Basketball at Campbell »
Tuesday, January 30
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Dine on Diversity: Financial Aid 101 »
Wednesday, January 31
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. @ Heth Hall, Room 157Do you have questions about financial aid? Get real answers and a FREE hot lunch too during CDI's Dine on Diversity: Financial Aid 101. Personalized info available. This event is free.
[W] Radford University Men's Basketball vs Gardner-Webb »
Thursday, February 1
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Radford University Women's Track and Field at Darius Dixon Memorial Invitational »
Friday, February 2
All day
Give Your Heart to Art Dinner »
Friday, February 2
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. @ Covington CenterJoin old friends and new members of the Radford University Art Society for dinner and the first look at Collectors' Choice: A selection of art from the private collections of Arts Society members.
Collectors' Choice »
Saturday, February 3 - Wednesday, February 28
All day @ Radford University Art Museum at the Covington CenterA selection of art from the private collections of Arts Society members. Free admission.

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Art Curtis, the former CEO of Millennium Partners Sports Club Management, was elected to Cybex International's board of directors, the Medway, MA-based company announced.
Curtis was elected to the board at Cybex's annual meeting of shareholders on May 23.
Curtis left Millennium Partners last October to start his own consulting company, Curtis Club Advisors LLC. He has more than 30 years of experience in the fitness industry, including time at The Wellbridge Co., Greenwood Village, CO. His term as chairman of the board of directors for the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA) ends on June 30.
"We're excited to welcome Art Curtis to the board of directors," John Aglialoro, chairman and chief executive officer of Cybex, said in a release. "Art has a long-standing personal interest in health and fitness, extensive management experience in running successful athletic club and spa enterprises, and a wealth of knowledge on the needs of our customers. His input on the board will be invaluable as Cybex continues to provide our customers with innovative premium fitness equipment."


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Family: Lamiaceae (Labiatae)
Extraction: Distilled from the leaf and flowering tops. The scent is sweet and spicy.
Medicinal Action: The scent relieves headaches, sinus congestion, head colds and resulting loss of smell. Basil treats herpes, shingles, nausea (even from chemotherapy), indigestion and sore muscles. Basil hormonally stimulates adrenals, menstruation, childbirth and production of breast milk.
Cosmetic/Skin Use: Used for oily skin conditions.
Emotional Attribute: Basil's uplifting effect overcomes a lack of confidence, indecisiveness, negative thoughts, stress, rattled nerves, hysteria and mental fatigue. It is said to increase awareness of one's surroundings. Gerard found the buoyant smell "good for the heart" and said it "taketh away sorrowfulness."
Considerations: Large dosages can be overstimulating and may eventually stupefy.
Associated Oils:
Reunion Basil (O. basilicum) --This variation from the Comoro and R'union Islands (hence its name) has a harsher, more herbal scent. It flavors food and dental products. It contains very little linalol, but has 70-88 percent methyl chavicol, a skin irritant, so use carefully.
East Indian Basil (O. gratissimum) --Chemotypes of this East Indian species supply high percentages of thymol or eugenol.
Hairy Basil (O. canum) --From East Africa, this basil is delightfully spicy because of its high content of methyl cinnamate and camphor.


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Applications must be postmarked no later than Friday, May 26.
Download Scholarship Application
Every year in March, Adena Health Foundation announces the availability of new scholarship guidelines and the application form. Since 2002, scholarships totaling $442,000 have been awarded to qualified students who wish to enter healthcare professions from our 12-county service region. Our only expectations are:
- Recipients are obliged to do well in school, graduate and practice faithfully their professions.
- Recipients are asked to first consider Adena Health System as your employer of choice.
- Recipients are asked to begin giving to the Scholarship Fund at such time in the future as you are able.
Today, the future of these students is in our hands; tomorrow, our lives may be in their hands.
Scholarships are made possible by the fundraising efforts of the Volunteer Advisory Council of Adena and The Women's Board of Adena. Additional scholarship funds are made possible by generous contributions to the following endowments and funds:
- Dr. James R. Manchester Memorial Endowment for Imaging Technology Education
- Gordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship Endowment for Medical Laboratory Technology
- Healthcare Scholarships Endowment (includes the Reginald C. Blue Fund bequest)
- Volunteer Scholarships Fund
- PACCAR Medical Education Center Scholarship Endowment Fund
- St. Mary's Catholic Church/William Nolan Endowment
- Stephen Fleischer Scholarship Endowment
- Junior Civic League Scholarship Endowment
- Eagles Aerie 600/Herbie Retherford Memorial Scholarship Endowment
- Soon Phil Choice Memorial Scholarship Endowment for Radiology Technology & Nursing
- Beth Ann Elliot Memorial Scholarship Fund
- Athlete of the Year Scholarship (Sports Medicine)