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Google Search :: Google Web Search
Google searches can be conducted using Google Web Search from a number of different locations:
Google Homepage
- Google Results Page
- Google Chrome Address Bar
- Google Custom Search
Your Google Homepage is really your Google Web Search Homepageas can be seen by the 'Web' link at the top left of your Google Homepagewhere the link is not highlighted in blue. The Google Results Page not only shows results but also supports a couple of Google Search boxes. A Google Custom Search is conducted from website owners web content pages. You can also initiate a Google Search from your Google Chrome address bar (See Google :: Homepage Google :: Home Page Google :: Home Google Page :: Classic Home Page Google for more details).
Google Web Search searches through Google word indexesfrom web-sites with written content (see Google :: Search Engine Google by Humagaia).
Google Search From The Classic Google Homepage
Google Web Search :: Searching the Web By Accessing Google Word Indexes
The Google Search box is the place where you enter search word-strings to try to give the Google Search Engine enough information for it to access the Google word indexes and return results that are as relevant as possible to the search word-string that you have entered. The Google Search box is available from your Google Homepage, Google Results Page or from innumerable third-party web-sites that host Google Custom Search boxes.
Technically, matching the parsed search-string words with the parsed web-content words that have been indexed, is reasonably simple. Semantically, though, this is much more difficult. Each of us may use different words to try to access the same information. Web content providers should analyse the possible search queries that may be entered in the Google Web Search box to access the information that they are providing. They need to predict what search terms will be entered and insert those search terms into their web content. Only by doing this can Google word indexes be matched with search terms entered with words contained in web content. If the two don't match then the person searching for particular information will not be presented with a link to a website that supplies that information – both sides miss out.
It is not only the web content provider that needs to ensure that most search strings that would relate to their content are actually in their web content. It is also incumbent on the searcher for particular information to consider what relevant words might be in the web content they are looking for, that will have been indexed by Google. Only by both sides undertaking these tasks can the most relevant information be presented to the correct audience.
To make things easier, Google Web Search does give some assistance to the searcher in order for them to have a better chance of accessing the information for which they are searching. The Google Search Engine processes enormous numbers of searches. It has, since it's inception, undertaken to save, index, analyse and utilise these search strings to educate web content providers and to assist web searchers. For this article we are only interested in the latter.
When entering search queries Google Web Search gives a drop-down query-completed list of most-searched queries for the search-string entry to date. This is called Google Search Assist. You can utilise this Google Search assistance or not, as the case may be. The options available to you when entering a Google Search are to either:
click on one of the Google Search Assist options (which could also be versions of what you have entered, for instance some punctuation may be inserted such as "What's" from "Whats" - remember these could give different search list results on the Google Search Results Page) or
complete your Google Web Search query and click on [Google Search]. Your query is processed and the Google Search Results Page is presented, with results, or
complete your Google Web Search query and click on [I'm Feeling Lucky]. You are then taken direct to a web-page that Google thinks best matches your search query, bypassing the Google Search Results Page. This option can be utilised to access some specialised Google Web Search features such as Klingon, Pig-Latin, Elmer Fudd and various other Google Homepage variations. This option is only available on your Classic Google Homepage.
Each of the three Google Search locations: Google Homepage, Google Results Page and Custom Google Search pages will show a different maximum number of options for you to choose from. Your Google Homepage and Google Results Page will give a maximum of 10 options. Google Custom Search pages may be a lot less. This assistance can be switched on and off.
Google Search Assist
Google Search Assist :: How Does Google Search Assistance Assist?
Google Search Assist (Google predictive queries) assists by giving you, the surfer, options that expand and extend the search word-string that you have entered up to a point in time. So, if you have entered "Google Search", the options you are presented with by Google Search Assist would be something like:
Google Search Engine
Google Search
Google Search History
Google Search Bar
Google Search Tips
Google Search API
Google Search Stories
Google Search Appliance
Google Search Tricks
Google Search Story
I say "something like" as the options change with the vagaries of the number of searches that have been made worldwide for the search string entered.
Another innovation supported by the new Google Search Assist function shows that Google finally understands that some searches are actually asking for a specific website. They have introduced an additional entry onto the Google SeachAssist drop-down list in the form of a blue direct link (with the website address below) to certain of Google's own (and rivals) major websites. For instance, if you type 'google maps' then the Google Search Assist box will show a blue link to Google Maps, as the first entry, with 'maps.google.com/' shown below; if you type in 'yahoo m' Google Search Assist will show a blue link to "Yahoo! Mail. The best web-based email!" as the first entry, with 'mail.yahoo.com/ shown below
Google Search Assist assists the web content provider by showing the current highest ranking search queries for the search word string that they have entered into the Google Search box. This can be invaluable in determining what words they should use in their web content to attract the highest audience numbers for that web content. As explained above, if their content does not match what surfers are typing in to access such web content, then surfer will never meet provider.
What Google Search Assist does not do and what would assist still further is to use Google's Semantic Lexicon to give you word alternatives for your search word-strings. This could be presented in the same way as Google Search Assist and be toggled between the two – just a suggestion! It could be called Google Search Synonyms. The Google Search Engine does use synonyms in its search process but does not give you the options.
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Google Search :: Google Search Facts
Google Search can be as simple as you want it to be. The majority of surfers utilise Google Search in its very basic form: enter some search terms in the Google Search box and press 'Enter' or click the [Search] button. That's it!
But are we getting the most relevant results for our efforts? Probably not!
Here are some things you should know which will assist you in getting those most relevant results from your Google Web Search efforts:
Every word you enter in the Google Search box will be used. The more you enter the less results you will get. This may mean you lose some results that would be of use. The exception to this is that prepositions and conjunctions are not normally used (unless within a phase contained between quotation marks -see below). Thus words like 'the,' 'a,' and 'for,' will be superfluous from a Google Search point of view.
It does not matter if you capitalize any words, they will be used as if they had not been capitalized. Google searches are case insensitive.
There is no need to punctuate your searches: punctuation is pretty much ignored.
Apply the KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) principle to your searches. If one word will do, don't use any more. Think before you type.
Think what words might be used by the web content provider to describe things. These are the words that the Google Search Engine uses in it's index – it has no other words to use! You will be accessing the Google word indexes not the web pages themselves. Your words will be matched with the words recorded in the Google word indexes for websites.
Start your Google Search with as few descriptive words as possible. If you get too many irrelevant results you can always add some additional words later to limit the number of results returned.
How To Use Quotation Marks In Google Search Terms
Google Search :: Additional Search Parameters
Most of the time the basic Google Search process is sufficient for you to obtain the Google Search Results you need. There are a few situations, though, where you might find some additional Google Search functions useful. Google Search supports the following additional search functions:
Phrase search ("…......") - by typing double quotes at either end of a phrase, the Google Search Engine will search it's word indexes for those exact words being next to each other in the order you have entered within the double quotes. You may inadvertently miss some results though.
Term exclusions (-) - if you place a minus sign before a word you are telling the Google Search Engine that you do not want results with this word in them. This can be done for words and also before a 'site:' operator (no space) to exclude a specific website from your Google Search results.
Wildcard (*) - if you include this very powerful, but little used, parameter in a Google Search query, you are telling the Google Search Engine to 'insert one or more unknown words' into your query and to find the best matches. Play with this parameter to find out how powerful it is.
Exact match (+) - if you want to turn off the Google synonym matching function (which is the standard, and undertaken automatically), then attach a + to the beginning of a word (without a space between them). If you place the + before a word you are telling the Google Search Engine to match precisely the word as typed. You could, of course, alternatively, put double quotes around a single word which will achieve the same result.
Allowed alternatives (OR) - if you want to allow one or more of several words, use the OR (in all caps) parameter.
Google Search Operators: Define
Google Search Operators: Link
Google Search Operators : Site
Google Search Operators: Filetype
Google Search Operators: Inurl
Google Search Operators: Allinurl
Google Search Operators: Intitle
Google Search Operators: Allintitle
Google Search Operators
Google has many additional search operations beyond just the normal way that you utilise Google Web Search. One set of additional Google Web Search facilities is the Google Search Operators. This group of operators can be very powerful when you want to make very specific searches on subsets of information that are contained in web content pages for which you may be searching. The Google Search Operators are:
- Define:
- Link:
- Site:
- Filetype:
- Inurl:
- Allinurl:
- Intitle:
- Allintitle:
- Intext:
- Allintext:
- Inanchor:
- Allinanchor:
If you want to define a term that you are unfamiliar with, all you need to do is type 'Define:' [Term] into the Google Search box (where [Term] is the term you want defined e.g. PDSA), hit return and a definition of the term you want to define is returned in the Google Results Page.
If you want to find out what web-sites are linking to another web-site all you need to do is type 'Link:' [Web Address] into the Google Search box (where [Web Address] is the web address of the site you are interested in), hit return and links to all the web-sites that link to the web-site you are interested in are returned in the Google Results Page.
If you want to search a specific site or specific types of site all you need to do is type 'Site:' [Web Address] for a specific website or 'Site:' [.tld] (where [tld] is a top level domain such as com or edu or co.uk or gov.uk etc.), hit return and your Google Search will be conducted against the specific site or the specified TLD and results returned in the Google Results Page.
If you want to search specific filetypes like Adobe Acrobat (.pdf), Microsoft Excel (.xls) or Shockwave Flash (.swf) then all you need to do is type 'Filetype:' [filetype] (where [filetype] is the filetype extension{without the full stop}), hit return and the Google Search Engine will search for your search words that are in that filetype. You can also use 'Ext:' [filetype extension] to obtain the same results. A full list of supported filetypes is available in the advanced search section of this article.
If you want the search word you have entered in the Google Search box to occur in the URL of a webpage then all you need do is type 'Inurl:' [word], hit return and you will have website links returned where that search word occurs in the URL of each returned website.
If you want more than one search word to occur in the URL of a webpage then all you need do is type 'Allinurl:' [words], hit return and you will have website links returned where those search words occurs in the URL of each returned website.
If you want the search word you have entered in the Google Search box to occur in the title of a webpage then all you need do is type 'Intitle:' [word], hit return and you will have website links returned where that search word occurs in the title of each returned website
If you want more than one search word to occur in the title of a webpage then all you need do is type 'Allintitle:' [words], hit return and you will have website links returned where those search words occurs in the title of each returned website.
If you want the search word you have entered in the Google Search box to occur in the text of a webpage then all you need do is type 'Intext:' [word], hit return and you will have website links returned where that search word occurs in the text of each returned website
If you want more than one search word to occur in the text of a webpage then all you need do is type 'Allintext:' [words], hit return and you will have website links returned where those search words occurs in the text of each returned website.
If you want the search word you have entered in the Google Search box to occur in the anchor text of a webpage then all you need do is type 'Inanchor:' [word], hit return and you will have website links returned where that search word occurs in the anchor text of each returned website
If you want more than one search word to occur in the anchor text of a webpage then all you need do is type 'Allinanchor:' [words], hit return and you will have website links returned where those search words occurs in the anchor text of each returned website.
Google ~ (tilda) Search Operator
Google Search: Tips & Tricks
Google Search :: Google Search Tips and Tricks
In addition to the Google Search operators above, there are a number of methods for getting specific information returned for non-standard Google searches. The first dozen tips / tricks are further Google Search operators:
- Define: [word] - this is a look-up for a word definition.
- Cache:[website URL] - if you want to use Google as a proxy and use the cached version of a website. This could be utilised to access blocked sites.
- Movie: [Name of Movie] - to get movie reviews etc.
- Stocks: [stock ticker symbol] - to obtain information about that stock.
- Phonebook: [name] - to get all phonebook listings.
- Rphonebook: [name] - to show residential phonebook listings.
- Author: [name] - to find Google Groups messages from a particular author.
- Group: [group name] - to find messages from a particular newsgroup.
- Insubject: [words] - to find Google Groups messages containing the words in the subject line.
- Location: [location] - to find News articles from that location.
- Source: [source] - to find News articles from that source.
- Store: [store] - to find Froogle articles from the specified store.
The next four use 'in' as an operator:
- Time in [place] - gives time wherever.
- Convert [number of measure] in [measure] - such as "convert 1 litre in gills'.
- Weather in [place] - self-explanatory I think.
- Currency [number of currency] in [currency] - such as 'Currency 1 dollar in pounds sterling'.
There are a number of very specific search functions:
- Math - just type in a mathematical problem.
- [#............#] - search within a range of numbers (these can be dates, years etc and combined with words specified outside the range operators. Play with this operator, you will be surprised how powerful it is, especially if used with a wildcard. Try 'kings * #1939 1945#' for instance.
- ~ (tilda) [word or words] - returns websites that have those keywords listed against them.
- Book or Books - gives the scanned version of the book if it is available.
- Flight details - [Flight name and number] - gives various flight details.
- [city1] [city2] - gives flight details for travel between the two cities.
- [number] - gives an area code lookup. Try it!
- [............] [ better than ........] - try this in your search query sometime.
- Image [search query] - brings back images links rather than website links.
Link To Google Advanced Search
Google Advanced Search :: Google Advanced Web Search
Google Web Search is very simplistic in it's basic form. This is to address one of Google's basic tenets: search for everyone. However, search terms can be expanded with Boolean search functions to make them more complex and therefore more specific in letting the Google Search Engine know what type of content you are searching for and which content you prefer not to see. There are a very limited number of people that utilise Boolean search terms to develop the searches they will use. However, to assist those that want to be more specific in their search criteria but do not utilise Boolean search, Google has produced Google Advanced Search.
Access to the Google Advanced Search facility is gained:
by clicking the [Advanced Search] link located to the right of the Google Search query box on your Classic Google Home Page, or
by clicking the [Advanced Search] link located underneath your Google Results Page Google Web Search box to the right hand side, or
by entering a web address in your browser address bar similar to:
where "q=search+results" can be substituted with the search word string that you want to search on (with q= at the start and + replacing any spaces), "hl=en" can be replaced by "hl=xx" where xx is a two character representation of a language (for example "es" for Spanish or "fr" for French). Changing the "hl" parameter will give you the Google Advanced Search Page in the language you have specified, if it is supported by Google.
Google Advanced Search is not available where Google Custom Search is presented.
Google Advanced Search allows you to:
Enter search limiting functions;
Increase the number of Google search results shown on the Google Search Results page;
Search in an alternative language;
Search within a site or in a different format, such as word or excel documents;
Place date, regional, usage rights and SafeSearch constraints on the Google results retrieved;
Find pages that are either similar to or link to the current web-page.
The options you enter will be reflected in the Google Search Query box at the top of the Google Advanced Search page.
Google Advanced Search :: Including And Excluding Search Words
The first set of options available on the Google Advanced Search page is for those that relate to inclusion and exclusion of words for a search. The options available are:
Find web pages that have ….......
all these words
this exact wording or phase
one or more of these words
But don't show pages that have …......
any of these unwanted words
An example using all these options would be:
All these words = pears peaches grapes
This exact wording or phrase = fruit salad
One or more of these words = cherries OR apple OR orange
Don't show any of these unwanted words = strawberries plums
Basically, I am searching for a recipe for fruit salad which definitely has pears, peaches and grapes in it, could have cherries, apples or oranges in it, but definitely does not have strawberries or plums in it.
The search query looks like this:
- pears peaches grapes "fruit salad" cherries OR apple OR orange –strawberries –plums
By knowing this you can construct Google Search queries that follow this format. Your Google Search results should more closely match those that you would otherwise expect.
By clicking [Advanced Search] at the bottom right hand side of the Google Advanced Search page your Google Search request will be processed using the search string created from your input criteria.
Google File Search
Google Advanced Search :: Additional Search Function Facilities
The second set of options available on the Google Advanced Search page is for additional tools. These are available below the heading: Need More Tools? There are four additional Google Advanced Search facilities:
Results per page – you are given a drop-down list with options for 10, 20, 30, 50 and 100 results per page. This relates to the number of results that you are presented with on the Google Results Page. The normal setting is 10. Just select and click the option you prefer. For checking where in the Google Results Page your website or web content page occurs, the 100 results per page assists no end.
Language – you are given a drop-down list of 46 languages plus the option for 'any language'. The chances are that the option already posted in the Google Advanced Search Language selection box is 'English'. You will receive some interesting results if you mix the search words with a search in a different language, although this can be of use if, for instance, you want to search for words that are not translated (names, products etc.) in the target language. For instance 'Mono sodium glutamate' from Chinese producer websites - this could be achieved by entering the search string in English and changing the 'Language' to 'Chinese (simplified)'.
File type – you are given a drop-down list with options for: Adobe Acrobat (.pdf); Adobe Postscript (.ps); Autodesk DWF (.dwf); Google Earth KML (.kml); Google Earth KMZ (.kmz); Microsoft Excel (.xls); Microsoft Powerpoint (.ppt); Microsoft Word (.doc); Rich Text Format (.rtf); and Shockwave Flash (swf). If you have a need to search through any of these formats then this is the place to let the Google Search Engine know.
Search within a site or domain – searching within a site is pretty much self-explanatory, just enter the web address of the site you want to search within. Searching within a domain means that you can limit your searches to websites that have a particular top level domain (TLD) extension, for example education establishment (.edu) websites, government websites (.gov.uk) or perhaps locally registered Australian (.com.au) websites.
Google Advanced Search Page
Google Search Tips by Google's Matt Cutts
Google Search Story : Ole
Google Advanced Search :: Google Search Results Constraints Parameters
With Google Advanced Search you can also place date, regional, usage rights and SafeSearch constraints on the Google results retrieved. You will need to open up the additional '…...and more' section. There are four extra additional Google Advanced Search facilities:
Date – the default setting is 'anytime' but you can change this to: past 24 hours; past week; past month; or, past year by clicking one of these options from a drop-down list.
Usage rights – the default setting is 'not filtered by license' but you can change this to: 'free to use or share'; 'free to use or share, even commercially'; 'free to use, share or modify'; or, 'free to use, share or modify, even commercially' by clicking one of these options from a drop-down list. So, if you want some copy for your web content pages you can search, with the last option selected and any content you find may be modified to your requirements – a note thanking the original content creator would be appropriate.
Where your keywords show up – the default setting is 'anywhere in the page' but you can change this to: 'in the title of the page'; 'in the text of the page'; 'in the URL of the page'; 'in links to this page' by clicking one of these options from a drop-down list. I think this one is self-explanatory.
Region - the default setting is 'any region' but you can change this to any one of the countries (full set of countries) that is presented on the drop-down list.
Numeric Range – you can enter a lower and upper figure in either a numeric or currency-based range.
SafeSearch – this can be switched on or off.
Google Advanced Search :: Page Specific Tools
The two options available for Google Advanced search specific tools are:
Find pages similar to the page – all you need to do is enter the web address for the web-page for which you want to find similar pages. How does this assist? Well, it saves you trawling through a load of irrelevant web links on the Google Search Results Page.
Find pages that link to the page - all you need to do is enter the web address for the web-page for which you want to find linking pages. How does this assist? Well, if you are looking to obtain backlinks or to find out what backlinks a competitor web-page has, then this is a good way to start that research.
See also:
How To Google - homepage of "Google How To".
How To Google in English - for the English version index to "Google How To" subjects.
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Should You Find Yourself in Columbus, Ohio
Quick: What springs to mind when you hear the words "Columbus, Ohio"? If you're like me — and, apparently, most of the rest of country — you're likely to get the mental equivalent of an old-fashioned dial tone.
Columbus is both Anytown, USA and Nowheresville. It's a college town and state capital with a population of nearly 750,000, but it's also off the beaten track for just about everyone outside of the state of Ohio. Cincinnati had WKRP; Cleveland had The Drew Carey Show; Columbus got Family Ties, which is about as strongly associated with its host city as Webster is with Chicago.
This combination of size and anonymity led the folks at Experience Columbus (formerly the Greater Columbus Convention & Visitors Bureau) to put together a trip for journalists to show off the city's burgeoning farm-to-table food culture. Thus, with little more than a week's notice, I found myself on a plane from Minneapolis bound for the capital of Ohio. (For details of what this trip included, check the disclosure at the end of this story.)
As a Minneapolitan, I touched down at CMH with a fair bit of baggage — skeptical that this city I'd never heard about could actually have enough going on to merit a visit, but hopeful that it would prove itself an under-appreciated Midwestern gem along the lines of the Twin Cities, Madison, or the increasingly intriguing Milwaukee.
The theme of the tour was Farm-to-Table, Cow-to-Cone, & Silo-to-Still, and if this stuff sounds familiar, there's a good reason for that: Columbus, like Minneapolis and St. Paul, is blessed by its proximity to fertile farmland and wonderful seasonal produce.
The trip started with a 15-minute jaunt by chartered bus to Sunny Meadows Flower Farm (pictured bottom left and right in collage above). Six miles from downtown Columbus, the five-year-old farm is run by Steve and Gretel Adams, who are 27 and 25, respectively.
A mix of foolhardy courage and hard work, the farm has the feel of a work very much in progress, with experimental plots, rows of disheveled tomato plants, and a massive pile of rotting compost lending a chaotic feel to the endeavor.
"We do a lot of reading," says Steve, who is frank and talkative about the farm's struggle to establish itself. Gretel notes that in the first years of the farm, "Even our friends and family didn't take us seriously — growing up, I didn't even like to mow the lawn."
Sunny Meadows has made a local name for itself by growing local flowers that are handled according organic methods, meaning that they can be handled in bulk by local florists without the use of protective gloves or specialized methods of disposal (many industrial flowers are so chemically adulterated that, in large amounts, they can be downright toxic).
They've also found markets for their produce, including a crop of winter carrots that are locally renowned for their flavor. "The sugar concentrates in them really nicely," says restaurateur and farmer Kent Peters, who runs the Black Creek Bistro. "With a little butter, salt, and pepper, people go crazy for them."
Steve points out that Sunny Meadows is, beyond being a working farm, an attempt to reclaim a heritage of self-reliance. "It's amazing what you can do," he notes. "We make our own cream cheese, and ricotta, we do canning and pickling… we're trying to bridge the gap between generations. Our grandparents did all these things, and our parents didn't pass them on."
Black Creek Heritage Farm and Black Creek Bistro are two different faces of one joined enterprise: The mission of Kent and Leslie Peters (Kent pictured top left, above) is to bring local produce and heritage animals forth from the land around Columbus, and serve the resulting bounty in a high rustic style at the restaurant.
The Peters farm is currently being reorganized to allow for a series of trails and bike paths to cross over it, so there isn't much farming to see. There are, however, heritage turkeys and Muscovy ducks (top right in collage above) and two friendly goats. Maggie and Freddie trot alongside a group of visitors, eager to be petted and doted upon, and at one point taking a major (we're talking 10 or 20 pages) bite out of one reporter's notebook.
Dinner at the Black Creek Bistro featured a garlic salsa and cherry tomato bruschetta; a fresh, light, vivid tomato salad with mustard vinaigrette, poona kheera cucumbers, tabbouleh, and a local smoked Gouda (dominant image in collage, above); a moist and tender pork mole with a slow, deep, flavorful burn to it and exceptional guacamole. Dessert lived up to the meal, a Marsala pear upside down cake that was pear tinted but not overly strong, gently sweet, and pleasingly creamy in texture.
A breakfast visit to the newly founded Knead Urban Diner reinforced the trip's farm-to-table theme with a not-at-all-unrelated do-it-yourself theme. Co-owner Krista Lopez noted that the name of the diner was a deliberate nod to the restaurant's overall philosophy of food.
"'Knead' means hands on — everything we do is handmade," she says. "We make the bread for our sandwiches, we make all of our pastries, our own pasta, our own Twinkies… right down to making our own sausage."
If the Twinkies line raised an eyebrow, it should — the diner's in-house "Jinkies," made from olive-oil lavender sponge cake filled with homemade lemon curd, are charming, distinctive, and damned delicious, with a bright lemon kick and a moist, believable texture that stands in stark contrast to their industrial relatives.
On the restaurant's wall is a jumbo-sized map of Ohio, spotlighting the purveyors who supply Knead's raw ingredients. "We have such a large map on the wall to highlight Ohio," says Lopez, "and show people from all over the country what Ohio's all about."
Knead's food was good across the board, and essential simple details (eggs, coffee) were deftly executed.
Columbus's North Market is a remarkable collection of 30-35 restaurants and food purveyors, similar to Midtown Global Market but considerably more upscale, more purveyor focused, and less ethnically diverse. It's a closer match to San Francisco's Ferry Building (about two dozen artisan food vendors) and New York City's Chelsea Market (also about two dozen tenants). From a walking around and noshing perspective, it compares favorably to Chelsea Market and is fully competitive with the Ferry Building when its weekly local-only farmers market is in session.
One of the market's best-known tenants is Jeni's Ice Cream, the one food recommendation that was pounded into my brain before the trip began. At least three friends, upon hearing the word "Columbus," immediately responded with something along the line of "holy crap, you HAVE to try Jeni's Ice Cream."
Try we did. The root of Jeni's success, according to founder Jeni Britton Bauer, is the way she sources ingredients from "cow-to-cone," with a heavy emphasis on fresh, high-quality, local, seasonal ingredients. "We use as many ingredients grown as close to home as possible that are delicious," says Bauer. "We're the only scratch cow-to-cone operation in the country." [EDITOR'S NOTE: Pumphouse Creamery seems to be able to make the same claim.] At the base of all of Jeni's ice creams is milk from Snowville Creamery, a family-owned dairy farm in Meigs County, OH, with a small pasture-grazed herd of Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Friesian, and Jersey cows.
Bauer, beyond making some of the country's best (and most earnestly sourced) ice cream, looks the part — her serene sense of poise gives her the aura of a Midwestern dairy demigoddess, or at least some sort of very important rustic nymph. Charming as hell from the get-go, she got only more appealing as she talked up some of her special seasonal flavors, including winter's Influenza Sorbet, which features Maker's Mark bourbon, orange juice, honey, lemon, pectin, ginger, and cayenne.
A host of flavor samplings revealed ice cream that was universally delicious (as advertised), ranging in quality from "excellent" to "mind-blowing." Squarely in the latter category was a sweet corn and black raspberry ice cream that had a fresh jammy start and a beautifully pure, thrillingly sweet corn finish. A cool, crisp cucumber sake sorbet was perfect for a hot summer's day, while a cherry lambic flavor using Lindemans lambic from Belgium was an ideal showcase for the dry, fruity beer.
Also at the market is North Market Poultry and Game, an enviable butcher shop regardless of where you're from; a board posted above its countertop touted whole fryer rabbits, rendered duck fat, local natural poultry, chicken livers (which were fresh and vibrant-looking) and chicken feet, and numerous cuts and styles of grass-fed bison… plus the date for an upcoming slaughter of a bison, marking the next delivery of fresh meat.
The shop also featured some ready-made foods, including bison barbacoa, "roast beast" (the bison equivalent of sliced roast beef), and a twist on cassoulet described by kitchen manager Dan Bandman as "like a comforter for your stomach." True enough, although its flavor balance was actually closer to classic American baked beans than the more aromatic and herbal Occitanian version of the dish. Still: comforter for the stomach. Damn tasty.
The Taste of Belgium brings authentic European breakfast to the Market in a highly pleasing way. The shop's highly-touted Liege waffles (made from dough, rather than batter, and impregnated with little chunks of caramelized beet sugar) were undeniably tasty, but also make an implicit argument for the lighter waffles we're used to. When it comes to breakfast, heavier is not always better.
But the shop also does crepes — big, beautiful buckwheat crepes that were thrown back on the griddle after being formed. At that point, a raw egg was cracked onto the crepe (where it cooked) and locally sourced Gruyere and ham added to it. Then, it's folded up (like an ice cream cone) and stowed in a paper holder for eating on the go.
No kidding: This was the best savory crepe I've eaten, hands down. In terms of overall ingredient balance, tenderness of crepe, quality of components, everything — amazing. I wolfed half of it down, felt momentarily guilty, and then wolfed the remainder.
One of the top five bites I ate during this intensely food-intensive trip was a mouthful of rich mint buttercream sandwiched between two dark chocolate brownies, whoopie pie style. The guys at Sugardaddy's Sumptuous Sweeties mean serious business — their products are unapologetically luxe in quality and price, their branding is impeccable and organic to every level of their business, and they bested Bobby Flay in a brownie throwdown.
The brownies at Sugardaddy's are circular (no edges!), but the process is designed to catch all the excess — brownie edges are reinvented and sold as Brownie Biscotti, and other brownie bits are bagged and sold as Loose Change.
Owners Tom Finney and Mark Ballard source their eggs, dairy, fruits, and flour locally whenever possible and make and handle their product using no freezers or preservatives.
Thus the shop's slogan is "oven-to-door in 24," representing a commitment to keeping the product fresh, which makes sense considering the price — a set of 8 baked-to-order brownies in a personalized gift bag is $55, plus cost of monogramming.
The company also gets credit for doing seasonal brownies (such as a harvest blondie with pumpkin spice or dark citrus with chocolate and orange for the holidays) — Ballard notes that he and Finney get "a lot of inspiration from chocolatiers, and dessert menus. For our Cherry Almond Blondie, we asked: 'How do we interpret cherry pie into a blondie?'"
The Via Vecchia winery foot-stomps California grapes in an old-fashioned manner (thus the "old way" name) and puts a distinctly Italian spin on the finished product. The winemakers spurn lab cultures, coloring, oak chips (or staves or dust), yeast, sugar, and chemical / mechanical filtering in order to make a wine dependent on the naturally occurring yeasts in the grapes themselves for development.
Co-founder Paolo Rosi notes that other wines have no obligation to tell you about flavorings, glycerin, or other additives, and he rails against "commercial soup in a sterile barrel!" With the typical modern processing methods, he adds, "you're in the world of Kafka."
Via Vecchia's decision to give a middle finger to modern industrial wine processing has an impact on the wines they offer — Rosi notes that "because our process doesn't rely on mechanical intervention, we rely on classic blends."
One of these, Trouve, is a Bordeaux-style wine with a deep, complicated, cascading flavor, spiced up front with an evolving richness.
Three Babes and a Baker is one of the many gourmet food truck trolling the streets of Columbus. If it's not also one of the best, then the food truck scene is improbably fantastic, because owner Carla Saunders puts out a product that stands with the best around. Do I prefer her cupcakes to those of Magnolia? Hell yes. To many (OK, most) of the ones available in Minneapolis-St. Paul? Another enthusiastic affirmative.
Saunders makes moist cupcakes (but still coherent!) topped with flavorful but not overly sweet frosting. The combinations are both simple and terrific — a sweet potato / caramel buttercream cupcake was, in a word, killer. That Saunders charges a mere $2 per (only $1 for kids) adds another charming dimension to her story.
While not really luxe per se, Dirty Frank's is about as much fun as you can have eating hot dogs, a food already notorious for wacky good times. The shop includes a variety of outrageous variations on the theme including the Doginator (a bacon wrapped dog topped with beef brisket, BBQ sauce, cheddar, and onion rings), Puff the Magic Popper (cheddar cream cheese, jalapenos, and bacon bits), the Ohioana (spicy corn relish and a dash of celery salt), and The Glenn Beck (just a plain old wiener). There's also an Octodog, an eight-legged hotdog served atop a mound of good mac and cheese. Prices are highly reasonable, starting at $3 and ranging up to $5 for the deluxe dogs; no wonder the place tends to be packed.
Fried leeks were highly enjoyable, much like the onion rings in terms of presentation, crispiness, and even flavor, but considerably lighter on the stomach. Also: Frank's serves fantastic baklava. Why, is not exactly clear, but they do, and it's great. [EDITOR'S NOTE: See comments on this story for details on Glad Annie's Old World Baklava.]
Just be sure that you've got a calm stomach as you head in. A Seoul Dog (a dog topped with kimchee, mayo, and sriracha) turned magically into instant heartburn almost as soon as it settled down.
Once upon a time, "Short North" was a police handle for a drugs- and prostitution-ridden Columbus neighborhood located between downtown and Ohio State University. Now, it's a burgeoning center for the arts and entrepreneurial spirit, not unlike Northeast Minneapolis.
Not every city can boast a truly local micro-distilled spirit of choice, but Columbus has one : Short North-based Middle West Spirits makes a vodka called OYO ("O-Why-O"), the original Native American word for the Ohio River Valley.
Founded and run by Ryan Lang (below, left) and Brady Konya (below, right), the company uses grain from within a local 50-mile microclimate, and relies on small batch precision and drop-dead gorgeous German-made artisanal equipment to produce a superior product.
The stuff is, in fact, notably superior — tasted side-by-side, Grey Goose was harsh and chemical in contrast to OYO, which boasted faint notes of cherry and grain (almost like a high proof beer) and tasted relatively smooth.
Rather than fix their product on the back end with flavor additives or filtering, OYO works almost like a single malt Scotch producer, using carefully controlled distilling and blending to hit their target flavor profile.
"Big distillers, because of how they produce, aren't able to cut bad stuff out up front, so they have to filter it," says Konya. "So you'll see a lot of smart marketers talk about filtering — lava, ceramic, diamonds — six times, eight times, 20 times distilled — all of that is marketing."
The equipment used by the guys at Middle West gives them remarkable control over how they shape the taste of their vodka.
"This still makes vodka, brandy, whiskey, eau de vie — it makes pretty much anything, all with one footprint," notes Lang. "It's got about 40,000 different combinations when you start adjusting it."
Prominent Columbus food blogger Bethia Woolf has built a business out of offering gastronomic tours of Columbus, one of which trucks through six Short North establishments and the North Market. Her other tours give a quick snapshot of what's going on in the local dining scene — she's also offering an Alt Eats Tour of the area including a Middle Eastern bakery, a stop for Vietnamese sandwiches, and Somali food, highlighting the area's big Somali population (second largest in the country, after the Twin Cities.) Her Taco Trucks tour celebrates a food truck culture large enough to be distinct from the gourmet mobile kitchens that have blown up in Columbus and nationwide.
While touring Columbus, we got a bit of time to sample food cart culture, which included gourmet Push-Ups (made with Jeni's ice cream packed into special plastic delivery devices identical in function to the classic mass-marked Push-Up), Rad Dog vegan hotdogs (whose menu included some promising looking beer brats), and Foodie Cart, a deliberately enigmatically named operation that is both very new and long on charm.
Run by Kenny Kim wife Misako Oba (who hails originally from Sendai, Tokyo), Foodie Cart currently sells Japanese style crepes, which were delicate, fresh, balanced, and vegetal and chickeny in equal parts — a light and delicious food item from a summer dining perspective. Kim explained that he kept the cart's name deliberately vague in order to give them options for future menu changes; he reacted favorably to a suggestion that cold soba noodles might work well as summer street food, so keep your eyes peeled. A Japanese crepe cart is plenty cool, but hand-crafted street soba would be a whole new dimension.
The co-owned Rigsby's Kitchen and Eleni Christina Bakery represent the original spirit of renewal that brought Short North back from the brink. Owner Kent Rigsby talked about how his restaurant was part of an original wave that helped change the state image of Columbus when it comes to eating.
"We really started out as a fast food capital," he says, noting that both Wendy's and White Castle got their start locally. "But over the years, people here have started making true, good, artisanal food."
He praised Ohio for doing three things excellently ("Sweet corn, tomatoes, soybeans"), and served his guests a highly refreshing summery tomato salad with watermelon, cayenne, and onion.
The restaurant's spinoff bakery, Eleni Christina, uses a 25-year-old starter to make credible sourdough, creates real croissants (a ton of layers, and a ton of work), and employs wryly self-aware bakers. One of them told visitors a story about how his profession has long enjoyed a somewhat sinister reputation. "We were once seen as denizens of the underworld," he noted, referring to the tendency of bakers to work at night, with fire.
If Eleni Christina is hell, there is at least one sweet compensation: The place smelled like heaven.
Perhaps surprisingly, this magnum opus only begins to do justice to the fruits of a two-and-a-half day trip to Columbus — I left out the business about the Gahanna, OH herb education center (where you don't have to have two X chromosomes in order to enjoy yourself, but it probably helps), a magical visit to the farm / test kitchen / entertaining space of TV chef Tami Cecil (shown below with a guest), a decent high-end meal at the super serious Refectory restaurant, and the absolutely delightful but not actually food-related Columbus Jazz Orchestra performance at the Columbus Zoo.
In short: Despite — or due in part to — its relative obscurity, Columbus, Ohio is a hell of a town. If and when you visit, spend a lot of time in the North Market, rock the Short North, and, for God's sake, save room for ice cream.
Many thanks to Allison Johnson (of the Cincinnati, OH-based Chickpeas, Please blog) for sharing her photos from this tour.
Disclosure: Experience Columbus paid my round-trip airfare and three nights of lodging at a downtown hotel. They handled my in-town transportation and food, including meals at restaurants and food carts, and I came home with some free keepsakes including a pound of coffee, some infused olive oil, and an umbrella.
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I went to college at Ohio State, and I remember Columbus as a city that sort of floundered for an identity but nevertheless had a shockingly good restaurant scene. I'm sure it's changed since I moved to Mpls in 1997, but I'm glad the eating is still good.
I was glad to see that Rigsby's is still there in the Short North. I couldn't afford to eat there except on very special occasions — or when my dad would come to visit me — but I used to stop in and get an order of their flourless chocolate torte as a carryout to bring back to campus with me. With all that great stuff on High Street, it was easy to hop on a southgoing bus to get from the campus to a lot of wonderful restaurants, and not have to worry about who was driving home.
I still think the best restaurant dish I ever had was at Lindey's in German Village. Smoked chicken and mascarpone ravioli in quadruple-reduction broth with butternut squash.
And you didn't really get into German Village or the campus area…
I lived in Columbus, Ohio for 31 years, with the last two spent in St. Paul. I'm so glad to see such a great article on a town that is truly striving to become more involved in local foods. I miss the North Market on a weekly basis. My husband has Jenni's ice cream shipped to me for my birthday. On a recent visit, we ate our way through the North Market and discovered Dirty Franks. If you ever head back, try and stop at the Northstar Cafe which is a favorite stop for a breakfast of local ingredients. http://www.thenorthstarcafe.com/index.html
Thanks for a great article!
Great article all around. One question though: it's not clear to me how Jeni's "cow to cone" is different than what Pumphouse does here?
Chef's wife–
For one thing, their website is a lot better. Also, the article is about Columbus, not trying to promote your own shop.
The reason chef's wife commented about Pumphouse is due to the following quote given from Jeni-
"We're the only scratch cow-to-cone operation in the country."
It's easy to make claims like that one, but for it to really be true means you have to have done some rather exhaustive research.
We all love Jeni's here in Columbus, so we're triggered to be a bit defensive. Really, though, if Jeni's is only one of two of these operations in the US, it's conceivable that she would have simply missed Pumphouse Creamery. I noticed that on the Pumphouse website, the meta tags don't include words like "local," "farm," "fresh," words that people would use to find a place like Jeni's; they're not repeated very often and aren't even on the first page. If I search "ice cream local ingredients," Jeni's is on the first page of Google twice, but Pumphouse isn't on the first page at all.
So, it's understandable that she might have missed it, I think. :) It can be tricky searching on the internet sometimes. I'm quite sure there are more than two of these operations in the U.S., besides. http://www.mollymoonicecream.com/about This shop, for example, seems to follow a very similar business plan. And has a very nice website ;)
(Although, I must say that I bet none of the others compares to Jeni's creations!)
pop of cols is well over one mil…bigger than twin cities. I live in mn now and miss cols trribly. Great restaurant prices, great alcohol prices. Something fun to do every night of the wk. Go now.
As an epicure, food blogger, and physician based out of Columbus who has traveled extensively to dine around the best of the United States it is nice to see an article like this.
It intrigues me that you missed some of the best our city has to offer (Kihachi, Dragofly, Luce, Alana's, and Pattycake to name a few) yet opted to focus on a blatant knockoff restaurant like Dirty Franks (hello, Hot Doug's?) but I'm glad to see that some people appreciate Cbus for being more than an overgrown college town.
Wow. The time and love that must have went into that article is amazing. Thanks James for the wonderfully written story and Allison for the lovely pictures. I have not been to Columbus before, but this article makes me want to go…soon!! I only hope others can enjoy the article for what it is meant to be, a journey through delightful food produced by folks who are passionate about what they do! Whether they are the only one doing what they do or one of 1,000, it really comes down to the food and the people. Cheers!!
Okay, hand over the jinkies. And some of that decadent ice cream, too, please. I thought Graeter's was the only ice cream in Ohio (which is very good, by the way). It looks like it's worth a trip to Columbus just for Jeni's ice cream. Beautiful photos in this piece.
Great article, James! I am a chef & foodie living in Columbus, and I have to tell you the secret to Dirty Frank's fabulous baklava (since it seems a mystery): I recently met the woman responsible for making their baklava at a friend's house when we were both selling our pastries at a small craft fair. She works in the corporate world by day and makes the most wonderful baklava by night at home! Her pastry business is called "Glad Annie's Old World Baklava," and her slogan is: "Better than yia yia's but we won't tell!" And it is so true: it is THE best baklava I have ever tasted!! (Unfortunately, she does not have a web site I can link to because she prefers to keep her baklava business small. You just have to go to Dirty Frank's to get it!)
Hey Columbusite –
You said: "Also, the article is about Columbus, not trying to promote your own shop." I'm just a consumer, thank you, no personal interest in Pumphouse.
What caught my eye was Jeni's quote, "We're the only scratch cow-to-cone operation in the country." Sounded like a very large claim when I've enjoyed a local shop that seems to also fit the profile. That's it. No hatin' on her nor Columbus. And no need to be so sensitive…
The article failed to mention the best restaurant in Columbus: Dragonfly Neo V. http://neo-vevents.com/. Chef Magdiale creates a seasonal menu that comes from his own restaurant garden! Amazing, healthy and local cuisine at its best!!!
I was born in Columbus and grew up mostly in central OH, so I was surprised to see this here, now that I've lived in Mpls for 12 years! There are a lot of central OH ex-pats in the Twin Cities, especially in NE, where I live. I think the two cities have similar vibes, but Minneapolis, at twice the size, has more to offer, IMO. I think the restaurant scene is more vibrant, and the farm-to-table movement more established. I second the recommendation for Grater's ice cream. Their chocolate "chip" flavors are made by swirling melted chocolate into the ice cream, which hardens and snaps into chunks as it's churned. But I'll be sure to check out Jeni's the next time I visit my family!
Thanks for the great article about the wonderful food available to all of us living in Columbus.
Glad Annie's Old World Baklava can also be enjoyed at Betty's Fine Food and Spirits [one Dirty Frank's sister restaurants]
Great article! We are new in Columbus, and you just helped me learn a few more things that I can go explore in this city! Thank you!
My Dad sent me this article, he is one of the men in the picture at Knead Urban Diner, and I'm glad he did! I've lived in C'bus my whole life, and while I've always loved a trip to the Short North, and the North Market I learned a lot about diners/restaurants I never even new existed here. I can't wait to try them out! Columbus has a lot of personalities, and it's wonderful to see our locals embracing that! -j
glad to see the coverage of some of the great places in my hometown. Sorry you didn't cover the veggie scene; as a couple of folks have noted, Dragonfly Neo-V is a nationally ranked vegan place, while Whole World is a veggie place that's been pumping out great pizzas for three decades, and Banana Leaf and Dosa Corners are two of the best Indian vegetarian places I've discovered.
James, What a pleasure to meet you and what a great article about Columbus. Thank you!
One footnote to the Sugardaddy's section: Sugardaddy's Brownies and Blondies are available in-store at $3 each with no gift packaging. 1-lb bags of Pocket Change (brownie bites/cut aways), are priced at $8.
Our best to you!
I'm originally from Columbus, Ohio my father told me about this website not knowing he was featured in a photo. Above its so cute he is quite the chef too!. I will be bring a friend home in January this was very helpful in getting caught up on what's going on around Columbus, as well as learning some new things to do. Keep it up Columbus!
What a funny article. I'm going to be in Columbus soon so of course I immediately thought of golf and farming. It's nice to have this resource for some places to try out while I'm there. It was also hilarious to hear such snark about Columbus from someone from Minneapolis. New Yorkers, like myself, hear the word Minneapolis and think " now where is that exactly?". I'm pretty sure the rest of the country reacts the same way. I loved it.
Bobbi, yes, to East and Left Coasters, we in Minneapolis live in flyover land, and are probably not much different from Columbus. And in many ways it's similar, shown by how many OH transplants live here (I count at least 3 families within a block of me, many more in my zip code, much less the Twin Cities!) But I just spent a week in Central OH where blazing temps and lack of power due to a recent series of bad storms made it hard to love. I had both Graeter's and Jeni's ice cream while I was there, enjoyed both, but do find the Jeni's flavors at least a little over the top.


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GainSpan is a low power Wi-Fi semiconductor company providing Wi-Fi chips for battery-powered or energy-harvesting-based sensor applications. The products claim to be able to run sensor devices for up to 10 years on a single AA battery. I have never used one of these chips so I'm not sure about the performance or actual power consumption but GainSpan definitely has the right idea…..Smart Low Power Sensors.
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Ultra Low Power Wi-Fi for Sensors and EmbeddedSeptember 28, 2009
Energy Harvesting and Wireless NetworksJune 12, 2008
On June 10th 2008, Green Peak Technologies launched a new ultra low power communication controller. The Emerald GP500C is an IEEE 802.15.4 standard compliant chip which is designed to be coupled with energy harvesting devices in wireless sensor networks. The GP500C is a standards compliant communications controller that incorporates a transceiver with a fully integrated communications layer and an on-chip energy manager. The device is able to drive and control the data without being driven by a microcontroller cutting down on overall system power consumption. The GP500C consumes a fraction (10-25%) of the energy of traditional microcontroller based designs and has a system sleep mode of below 100nA. This is a great step forward for developing battery free sensor networks.


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JOSHUA TREE, CA – The Cypress College women's basketball team (15-7, 7-1 OEC) defeated the Copper Mountain College Fighting Cacti (0-17, 0-8 OEC) on Friday night, 90-28. The 62-point margin of victory is the largest for the Cypress College women's basketball program since December 1, 1994, when the Lady Chargers defeated Mt. San Jacinto, 101-22.
Freshman center Hannah Avila-McArthur led the way for Cypress, notching her sixth double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Avila-McArthur also grabbed 6 steals and dished out 5 assists. Sophomore guard Vivian Lara added 14 points, 6 boards, 7 assists, and 5 steals.
The Chargers led by just 7 points at the end of the first quarter before outscoring the Fighting Cacti 22-5 in the second quarter to take a 39-15 lead at the half. Cypress continued to dominate the game in the second half, outscoring Copper Mountain 31-6 in the third quarter to put the game out of reach.
Women's basketball will return to action on their home floor against Orange Coast College on Wednesday at 5:00 p.m.
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Yesterday was Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar. Hopefully, regardless of your religious proclivity, you used it wisely and atoned for all your BJJ sins, like rolling with a disgustingly rancid gi, saying "oss," claiming that the choke you just tapped to was really just "smashing your chin/jaw," kneebarring white belts, taking Rickson's name in vain and/or talking way too much about the how unfair IBJJF rules are on berimboloing.
Of course, there's also the sin of taking Jacare's words out of context in order to get people to visit your BJJ-related website. Good thing we'd never do that.
Jits Mag did it again with another kickass mini-documentary, this time on BJJ legend, Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza. So, now that you've wiped the slate clean, it's time to pray to one of BJJ's patron saints, Jacare. I realize I'm mixing dogmas here, and I'm OK with it.


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The accommodation comprises; spacious, square shaped hallway providing access to all rooms and having a large storage cupboard. Generously proportioned lounge with magnificent unrestricted sea views with double doors opening into the dining kitchen. Spacious dining kitchen with a range of base and wall mounted units, gas cooker, fridge freezer and washing machine with ample space for a table and chairs. Two double bedrooms both of which are situated to the rear and benefit from fitted mirrored wardrobes. Spacious shower room consisting of double shower cubicle, electric shower, wash hand basin with vanity unit below and WC.
The property further benefits from double glazing, gas central heating, door entry system, private residents parking, shared drying green and bin store area.
Hallway 2.604 x 2.969m
Lounge 4.086 x 4.756m
Kitchen 2.623 x 4.086m
Bedroom One 3.697 x 4.301m
Bedroom Two 2.605 x 2.768m
Shower Room 1.596 x 3.680m
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Saṃjñā ⌘ Julia Sinelnikova Installation at Holocenter
Keep summer going for one last weekend, grab a picnic and head to Governors Island! While you're there, check out the hand-cut ethereal holographic sculptures of Sinelnikova inside one of the historic Colonial homes on Governors Island, also known as the Center for Holographic Arts.
Saṃjñā ⌘ Julia Sinelnikova Installation at Holocenter
Center for the Holographic Arts, Colonels Row 403, Governors Island
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Woodstock Music & Arts Fair
Turn on, tune in and let us groove.
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Saturday 8/19: Pat Boone / Sunday: Live Music on Third Rail!
Tune in to WMUC this Saturday (8/19) at 9:30PM for a LIVE interview with American music legend Pat Boone!
Then, this Sunday (August 20th), join us from 6-9PM for Third Rail Radio, featuring:
Dear Astronaut
Audiences are welcome! As always, all performances will be broadcast online and on the dial at 88.1FM.
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August 12: Jerry Garcia Tribute, Chuck Brown Interview
On Saturday, August 12, join Dave Sisson from 3-9 PM for a double-length edition of "Dave's Record Collection", featuring the music of Jerry Garcia (Aug. 1, 1942 - Aug. 9, 1995). In addition to his vast work with the Grateful Dead, the show will explore his numerous other projects, as well as cover versions.
Afterwards, join Sean the Suspect from 9-12 midnight for a special phone interview with gogo legend Chuck Brown!
By Webmaster at 2006-08-09 06:34
Upcoming Show @ WMUC!
On August 1st at 7PM.
Come on out to 3130 South Campus Dining Hall on the lovely UMD Campus.
By Colm at 2006-07-30 17:24
August 5th at 6:00pm
the maybellines
Will be playing at WMUC.
By jackie at 2006-07-30 10:49
Third Rail Radio!
This week's Third Rail Radio (Sundays 6-9pm) will feature the following bands. It will be the kick off of the summer tour of Summer We Went West, Dawntreader, and Hobis. The show starts at 6pm and is at WMUC Studios above the South Campus Dining Hall. All are welcome so come out for a free night of good music.
Summer We Went West
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Important Update! Indiepopalooza is Tonight!
I screwed up. Sorry, everyone.
Indiepopalooza, The Dan Doggett Experience, will be tonight THE 25TH OF JULY, 2006!
Come on out, meet your favorite WMUC personalities (myself included) and dance the night away.
The Afterparty is on the moon.
By Colm at 2006-07-25 07:55
Coming Up at WMUC
We have a few Live Music Events coming here up at WMUC we feel you should know about/attend.
First, on the 25th of August at 6:30PM.
Indiepopalooza!!!! with
Next up, On August 1st at 7PM.
All shows are at 3130 South Campus Dining Hall on the University of Maryland campus.
By Colm at 2006-07-19 19:35
Roots & Wings, 7/21
On Roots & Wings this Friday morning, July 21, 2006, between 930 and
Get listening.
By Colm at 2006-07-18 07:50
15 Years of Electric Candle Radio
The Electric Candle Radio Program celebrates 15 years on the air at WMUC. Since July 10, 1991, Dominick has been dishing out "hippie music ad infinitum." Tune in Saturday, July 15, at 3:00 PM and the Doctor will fill your prescription for some psychedelic rarities, old and new favorites. As always, you may download the show on the "Show Archive" page. As Dominick has always said, "Turn on, tune in and let us groove."
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Create an inviting retreat that establishes overall comfort level and enhance the patient experience.
In 2011, Buzz and Trish Nabers purchased the South Gay Street building as a satellite office for their Northshore dental practice. A building with rich but tragic history, including multiple fatal fires, the public doubted that it could ever be fully integrated back into the community as a functioning contributor. The Nabers were very specific about their wants and needs for the space. As there is a great deal of anxiety associated with the dentist, Trish was determined to undermine that feeling and create a soothing environment where clients feel welcomed and calm. The result was a spa-like color scheme and luxurious, high impact finishes and fixtures. With only two interior doors within the space, each room is open and transparent. Special care was taken to ensure that the existing charm and character of the 1940's building interior was left intact.


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Throughout the War of 1812 the practice of naval medicine in Kingston (the headquarters of British naval forces on the Great Lakes) was beset with adversity. Dependent for years upon the army, the Provincial Marine's medical resources were minimal, with problems increasing exponentially after the expansion of the Royal Navy's forces on the lakes in early 1813. Naval surgeons in Kingston faced almost constant shortages of personnel, supplies and facilities, issues which were not fully resolved until the very end of the war. Yet although the standard of care under these conditions has earned a poor reputation in the past, naval medical officers in fact strove to ensure the comfort and recovery of their patients. This article follows the development of naval medical infrastructure in Kingston during the conflict, demonstrating that despite adverse circumstances the care provided was often both sophisticated and effective.
Recommended Citation
Newfield, Gareth A.
"Naval Medical Operations at Kingston during the War of 1812,"
Canadian Military History: Vol. 18
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Alkina Lodge
Alkina Lodge is a luxurious resort for the discerning travelers. Available for your stay are three, four bedroom luxury lodges. All have beautiful ocean views from the master bedroom of the lodge. You'll wake to the sound of magpies warbling and kangaroos feeding just outside your bedroom window. Designed by award winning architects, Glenn Murcutt and Wendy Lewin. This is Moonlight Head accommodation at its best.
Southern Anchorage Retreat
Southern Anchorage is perfect if you are considering doing the Great Ocean Walk. Family or couples' cottages available (including soothing Jacuzzis – the perfect remedy for a taxing day of hiking), through to affordable comfortable suites. Located at spectacular Moonlight Head, Southern Anchorage is just one kilometre from the Great Ocean Walk and the Great Ocean Road and has magnificent views of both the bush and the coast, including views of the sandstone cliffs at the 12 Apostles. Based in the middle of the final two days walk, Southern Anchorage can arrange meals and transfers for you as part of their accommodation packages and are the preferred option for several of the Walk Companies offering packages on the Great Ocean Walk. Singles & small groups are very welcome.
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Despite Len Wiseman providing his take this summer, there is another version of Total Recall that was out in the ether. Before Paul Verhoeven took over, David Cronenberg worked for about a year on an adaptation of Philip K. Dick's short story We Can Remember it For You Wholesale. Having written twelve different drafts before failing out with producers Dino De Laurentiis and Ronald Shusett, concept art was even developed. Today, we have our first look at some of these pieces thanks to i09.
Artist Ron Miller and his wife Judith worked on the film in DiLaurentiis' Rome studio with production designer Pierluigi Basile and now we can see a batch of these images. They mention that Cronenberg's version would have been less of an "over-the-top adventure" and more like the original source. See some pictures below, along with a blurb about some of Cronenberg's intentions.
What eventually became Pyramid Mountain in the Verhoeven version was originally a prehistoric Martian sphinx excavated from the Martian desert, and a good deal more screen time was have been allotted to Kuato, including an elaborate dream sequence where he morphed first into the sphinx and then into a kind of phosphorescent vagina. Cronenberg had some very Cronenberg touches, such as agents with guns hidden within their bodies, but absolutely my favorite idea of all those we came up with was to have camels imported from earth to haul freight across the Martian deserts. This would, of course, have been after significant terraforming had already been done…but not so much that the camels didn't have to wear respirators!
Check out the rest of the photos on io9.
Which version would you prefer? Do you like Cronenberg's design?
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A .Net Developer is required to join a large team of passionate developers at a cutting edge software company based in the North East of England.
My client work across numerous verticals, and have developed an award winning software platform. This is a fantastic opportunity for a .Net developer to join a progressive company, who aim to revolutionise the market in which they operate.
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The Saint John Police Force is looking for the Public's Help in solving a number of armed robberies which have occurred at various banks in the city of Saint John. There have been three (3) robberies in the past five (5) weeks and during each one a handgun was used to threaten staff. These robberies occurred at the CIBC branch on Main St West. The Scotia Bank on Westmoreland Road and the Scotia Bank on Main Street West.
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Safari Flaw Can Expose Previous Browsing Session and User Credentials
Researchers at Kaspersky Lab have identified a flaw in the Safari browser that can allow an attacker to restore a users' previous browsing session and expose login credentials.
"Safari… doesn't encrypt previous sessions and stores them in a standard plist file that is freely accessible. As a result, it's easy to find a user's login credentials," wrote Vyacheslav Zakorzhevsky. "It's pretty clear that the login and password are not encrypted (see the red oval in the screenshot)."
Zakorzhevsky goes on to explain that the complete authorized session is saved in the plist file in plain text regardless of whether the session was conducted with https, as the file is located in a hidden folder but available for anyone to access.
"The system can easily open a plist file. It stores information about the saved session – including http requests encrypted using a simple Base64 encoding algorithm – in a structured format," Zakorzhevsky wrote.
"There is a function in Safari – 'Reopen All Windows from Last Session' – that allows sites to be opened exactly as they were at the end of the previous session. This is the function that uses LastSession.plist."
The "Reopen All Windows from Last Session" function is available on several versions of Mac OS X and Safari, including OSX10.7.5, Safari 6.0.5 and OSX10.8.5, Safari 6.0.5.
"As far as we are concerned, storing unencrypted confidential information with unrestricted access is a major security flaw that gives malicious users the opportunity to steal user data with a minimum of effort. We have informed Apple about the problem," Zakorzhevsky said.
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