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Besa Grill
- Address:
2542 N. McMullen Booth Rd
Clearwater, FL 33761Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Latin AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Besa Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.besagrill.com/
- Phone: 7274006900
- Hours of Operation:
Daily: Monday - Thursday: 11:30am - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 11:30am - 11:00pm, Sunday 11:30am - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Latin American, Contemporary Mexican, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Joe Voller & Eric Lackey
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Besa Grill
Besa Grill is a contemporary American grill with a modern twist of Latin fusion, bringing vibrant flavors and fresh ingredients into the local culinary spotlight. Besa, the Spanish word for "kiss", demonstrates our passion and flair in our cooking and in everything that we do. From our food which has exceptional flavor and taste to our hand crafted cocktails, unrivaled margaritas and our full line of tequilas, Besa Grill will be a dining experience like no other.Continued
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Besa Grill reviews from OpenTable diners
- My husband and I went thereOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 2/16/2013My husband and I went there for our belated Valentines Day dinner; I have been there once before with a group of ladies and the service was excellent, this time it was not. Our waitress was obviously not very experienced, if this is the case do not put her on the floor on a Saturday night. In a nutshell, she rarely made eye contact, looked around with a scared look on her face when I made ANY type of inquiry, ordered my husband the wrong sized entree and never apologized for it or offered anything for the inconvenience, brought me the wrong drink and when I told her it was she said no its not and I had to make her take it back. When you are spending $100.00 on dinner your server should not be this inexperienced.Special Features:
- A TRUE GEM!EatsVIPDined on 2/16/2013Fabulous food and service. The prices are reasonable for the quality of the food. They have a diverse menu where you can find many interesting dishes. The duck nachos are awesome as well as their steaks and seafood. Great management,great chef, ambiance, service and food. I highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- The food, service, wine werebigwally11VIPDined on 2/9/2013The food, service, wine were the bomb, we are telling all our family and friendsSpecial Features:
- The decor is very well done.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/5/2013The decor is very well done. From the outside in, you want to eat here. There was virtually no diners there. The server was very nice but always to the table several minutes later than you were expecting. The salads were very good. The calamari app was too heavily breaded. The chicken parisian looked great, however the Brie cheese was so over powering that it was the only thing my wife and daughter could taste. I had the Ahi tuna tower. I love tuna. This tuna was chopped into tini bits and covered with some cold sauce. And frankly, tower is a bit strong of a word for 1" of tuna on top of what I think was 1" of rice? My son got the Osso Bucco. The size and flavor was excellent. The bone was so small, no marrow to dig out and no way to dig it
- Southwestern in the SouthMayoplanVIPDined on 2/5/2013Off McMillan Rd in Clearwater is Besa Grill. It's a nicely adorned restaurant with a great menu. For the 2nd year in a row, while in the Tampa/St Pete area, I scheduled a business meeting at Besa. The menu is a nice collection of southwestern choices. It was a tough decision as to what to order, so I ordered the special, a turkey quesadilla and my client ordered the spicy sandwich. The wine list is good and we ordered a bottle on their special menu called "Trio" (from Chile). The service was excellent and the meeting was enjoyable because of the surroundings.Special Features:
- Had lunch with a friend. PerfectSuperbVIPDined on 2/4/2013Had lunch with a friend. Perfect setting. Great service from Maria. Good and varied selection on the menu. We each had something different and thoroughly enjoyed the outdoor setting and the food.Special Features:
- Try the Tacos for lunch withMeducatorVIPDined on 1/28/2013Try the Tacos for lunch with Yuca Fries. Delicious.Special Features:
- There is a mix of small andOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 1/27/2013There is a mix of small and large plates that allows a diner to create a unique combination of tastes. The wine and drink offerings include some very moderately priced items. Cozy and classy is the best way to describe the look and feel. Wonderful service.Special Features:
- Great experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 1/20/2013It was a great experience. I will repeat it many times in the future.Special Features:
- Although we had visited BesaSKskipDined on 1/20/2013Although we had visited Besa this was the first time we dined early evening on a Sunday. Great "two for $25" menu. The filet medallions were fabulous!! Service as always was wonderful!!Special Features:
- Awesome!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/19/2013It was our first time and we couldn't have had a better dinner, waiter, or over-all experience. We will definitely be back soon!Special Features:
- Items posted on their on-lineOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 1/5/2013Items posted on their on-line menu were not available (ie BBQ ribs). There was a choice of either a 10oz or 14 oz prime rib, but there was no 10oz availble. The 14oz prime rib was tasty, but it was the toughest prime rib I have ever had,including grizzle in it. THe atmosphere was nice with low lighting and it was quiet giving a more intimate feel to the dinner. Finally, the "cotact us" tab on their web site had no e-mai address to send this revew to. I might try Besa again, but they need to get their act together.Special Features:
- Food was excellent. ServerKathyDined on 1/2/2013Food was excellent. Server Maria was attentive through the serving of the main meal. However, after that she never asked us if we wanted dessert and only asked us if it was one or two checks. It seems that after she got several other tables of people that she knew, we were forgotten.
- Enjoyed New Year's dinner.BettyDined on 12/31/2012Enjoyed New Year's dinner. Will want to go back when they are serving the regular menu at the regular prices. Sea bass was wonderful
- Was a slow night, so it wasOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 12/30/2012Was a slow night, so it was nice and quiet. We enjoyed that the food was all freshly made!Special Features:
- What a find! The food wasSiestaJVIPDined on 12/30/2012What a find! The food was excellent and very innovative.Special Features:
- Our first time @ Mesa Grill.TheDonVIPDined on 12/29/2012Our first time @ Mesa Grill. A wonderful find. Both my wife and I who are "professional food critics", were pleasantly supprised. We rarely give an overall Outstanding. Food was well prepared. Service was friendly and effcient. Price was reasonable. While a 30 minute drive plus from our home, will without doubt return. A real great addition to our favorite restaurant lists. Great menu also!Special Features:
- Great local hotspot!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/29/2012One of the best local restaurants around! Great food, service, and ambiance.Special Features:
- All four in our party werejoananddavidDined on 12/22/2012All four in our party were pleased with our appetizers and entrees. We will all return for another dining experience.Special Features:
- We had an excellent meal withOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/21/2012We had an excellent meal with friends to celebrate the holidays. Couldn't have found a more perfect place!Special Features:
- We arrived late and had aOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/19/2012We arrived late and had a show to get to,our waiter completely took care of us and made sure we made it to the show. Food was excellent.
- ALWAYS great quality and uniqueSuperbVIPDined on 12/12/2012ALWAYS great quality and unique food ! Plus on Wednesdays specials on Margaritas. A really interesting selection of items on the menu that changes.Special Features:
- We LOVE Besa Grill. The atmosphereOscar13Dined on 12/8/2012We LOVE Besa Grill. The atmosphere and food is stellar! It's a place you would likely find in Southern California....very eclectic. Joan, our server, was very attentive and personable. She really made the dinner experience that much more enjoyable.Special Features:
- Besa Grill, yes please!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/7/2012Great staff, great service and a short but diverse menu for all palettes. Burgers are fresh ground high quality beef each morning! Flatbreads are amazing too! The bar area tends to be a little rowdier at times but the restaurant side is great for a quiet dinner or even groups.Special Features:
- I just love this little gem.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 12/4/2012I just love this little gem. It is located in a shopping plaza and would never have found it had I not made a wrong turn in route to another dining establishment. The waitstaff are all very friendly, and attentive to empty glasses and plates. The food is delicious, and the Prix Fix menu has some outstanding choices; just get there early.Special Features:
- Service was excellent, foodMCBDYNAMICDined on 12/3/2012Service was excellent, food superb as well as theambiance. A gem and special occasion place!Special Features:
- The food wine and servicebigwally11VIPDined on 12/1/2012The food wine and service were amazing. My wife and I both had the steak special and it was truly great. Keep up the good work.Special Features:
- Jess our server made it aOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/26/2012Jess our server made it a special night on my anniversary. Beginning to end great service and personal attention. And oh yeah, the food was great too. Best filet in many yearsSpecial Features:
- Great service and tasty food!VeryPleasedDined on 11/24/2012Great service and tasty food! Drinks are poured right, not weak, but balanced. The GM/Owner is always so friendly and actively involved (what I like to see). We like Besa Grill as much as their sister restaurant Flamestone American Grill. We frequent Flamestone more because we love the table side Guacamole. Anyway, Besa is definitely a wonderful place to go on a week day/night or weekend!!Special Features:
- The flatbread was good, butOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/16/2012The flatbread was good, but the steak tacos were gross. Fatty, definately not the filet as described in the menu. Chewy too, could not eat. We had a reservation and it was not very busy when we arrived, however, we were seated right next to the bar/wait station, noisy, negative comments continually by the staff. Will not return.
- Love this place!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/15/2012My Fiance and I had our first date at Besa Grill and we go for every special occasion. We love it here.Special Features:
- The food tasted great. ServiceNYersDined on 11/10/2012The food tasted great. Service was fantastic waiters and managers came around to ensure we were being taken care of well.Special Features:
- This was a very special dinnerSuperbVIPDined on 11/6/2012This was a very special dinner for our 31st wedding anniversary. We were served by Jess, who made us feel like we were in his dining room, eating an excellent meal. From beginning to end, the entire experience was EXCELLENT !Special Features:
- Our second time there. ItOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/4/2012Our second time there. It seemed they were understaffed both in the kitchen and in wait staff. Seems there was an event at a venue near there and they were not prepared for the rush afterwards. I must say that our first visit was better. Still a good place for a date or family dinner.Special Features:
- Guacamole not very goodEllieDined on 11/4/2012This was our first visit. We frequently visit Flamestone and were disappointed in Besa's guacamole. It was nothing like Flamestone' guacamole. My husband loved his sea bass but my lobster tacos had cold lobster meat which I did not like. Warm lobster meat woul be better. The churros were delicious but the dipping sauces were solid and I could not did the churros. The server was good but had too many tables to take care of on a Sunday night. Will not go back but will continue to dine at Flamestone.
- Enjoyed our visit as usual.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/2/2012Enjoyed our visit as usual. We always get great personal service (Georgio this time) And the snapper special was out of this world.Special Features:
- Had a really good, deliciousSuperbVIPDined on 11/2/2012Had a really good, delicious lunch with a friend. Both enjoyed our dishes and soups - pumpkin (special seasonal soup) & chicken tortilla; grilled salmon on a delicious salad and Ceasar with grilled chicken.Special Features:
- Kevim. our waiter, was reallyOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/26/2012Kevim. our waiter, was really good. He had good suggestions regarding the appetizers and desserts.Special Features:
- Fantastic Flatbreads, extensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/26/2012Fantastic Flatbreads, extensive menu. Ambience, excellent service & attention to detail. Our Server, Maria, brought Chef Paul Syms to our table and introduced us. She never missed a beat. Wish we could clone Chef Paul. We ordered a couple of their Chicken Pot Pie Soups to bring home. So much to choose from and not enough space. We'll just have to keep going back. We highly recommend the Besa Grill. It's not just a restaurant, it's a dining experience.Special Features:
- Easy to get to,plenty of parking.jamykaVIPDined on 10/20/2012Easy to get to,plenty of parking. Excellent food with the right amount of choices. Very good serviceSpecial Features:


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These Moon Nature poems are examples of Nature poems about Moon. These are the best examples of Moon Nature poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
Open the gate and step into the night's adventure
A golden full moon hovering in world of his own
The moonlight is magical
Night darkness under the moon dew glistens
Where the diamonds - the emeralds and
the jewels shine among all the golden
Golden light envelops water pearl luster
in a bed of cotton
As the waves swell
in the ocean
Carefully the wind plays
over the harp
Interaction with the moonlight
and the dream that is my own
A-L Andresen :)
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Earth's sphere of fire bids adieu to me
As dying embers gleam across the sea
In rare hues reflected by autumn trees,
Swirling in motion with October's breeze.
I feel the joy this season has to share
In golden harvest that the branches bear,
And I am thankful for this blessed year,
For divine abundance I share so dear.
The sun and moon take on a special glow
As thunder clouds move swiftly with the flow.
Yes, autumn coaxes feelings to revive,
Those mem'ries of past seasons still alive.
When autumn spreads her dress of lacey frost
I know, in breathless beauty, I'll be lost.
© 2013 Connie Marcum Wong
I dare you to say,
"It's because of the full moon."
My heart is not made of iron.
No magnetism
Pulls me like the ocean's tide,
Holding me here by your side.
Instead, please tell me
That our hearts will beat as one
Regardless of the moon or sun.
Say that you'll be here
When we become old and gray...
Then, say the moon made us that way.
Ray Dillard 10-13-11
I will sit on the porch, with the August moon
The old swing sways, with a sleepy croon
... softly humming to make me smile *
In soothing rhythm, all the while
while shadowed moonlight knows our tune
A lonely owl, and then a lark,
calls out to me, within the dark
Starlight glistens, this peaceful night,
while the moon and I, together, listen *
How softly evening whispers twirl, and stir the branches in the breeze
The falling leaves around me curl,
to fall asleep beneath the trees
I'll make a wish, and close my eyes
and drink the splendid moonlit night
I will sit with the moon for awhile....
while keeping me company, with its gentle light....
* *
When the sun sets, The stars shine with no regrets. Darkness fills the air, The moon gives light with every care. The darkness is easier to walk through, Every light shining is so pure and true. Guidence forever are the stars in the sky, With them we find our places lifted so high. Forever is the moon to cast light upon us all, We become encouraged to stand firm and tall. The stars shine with no regrets, When the sun sets.
When the sun sets, Shining its powerful light it never forgets. Though light fades to darkness, It comes about with alertness. Shadows before the eye can see, The little shining light is enough to set us free. Sometimes we are afraid to walk alone in the dark, From which we were given a caustic remark. Guidance Forever is the changing of dark and light, It helps us to be strong and make one last fight. Forever are the shadows lurking at every turning point, If we give in it is ourselves we disappoint. Shining its powerful light it never forgets, When the sun sets.
When the sun sets, The sky is filled with wonderful colors that the ocean reflects. All the animals of the sea, Come forth creating a musical harmony. The waves crash upon the shore, Washing up new sand to the ocean floor. Its a beautiful site to see, The ocean sounds are calmingly free. Who's to say the ocean isn't peaceful get away, Its a calming place to relax and stay. The sky is filled with wonderful colors that the ocean reflects, When the sun sets.
Although we meet the dying day
Our sun ensconced in melting blue
The moon's held high to swing and sway
Her light may sprinkle, softest hue
No other reason but for you
There's a time when all stars must go
When the sky can hold only two
And that is when my love will grow.
One night, the whitest white will stray
Snowflakes sticking to dying rue
The sun may flash its final ray
But after that, the golden's through
And once again the night is new
We'll let the winters beauty show
The fireplace our burning cue
And that is when my love will grow.
There is a time in early May
When flowers bloom and spring is new
Then laughter shakes as children play
Shrieking with fun that's over-due
Who could cry today, guess a few. . .
I've felt the sunshine's warmest glow
One day I'll feel your warmest, too
And that is when my love will grow.
When sunshine fades, moon glows anew;
And when she dips once more, he'll go
And when they're in the sky, just two-
And that is when my love will grow.
The ocean
I used to live beside the sea
It was not long ago
A footpath went along the beach
One could walk, and watch the show
As the ocean played its song of love
And the seagulls made much din
It was a lovely place to go
As each day, it did begin.
I loved it in the morning times
When the moon was big and round
It seemed to rest upon horizon
Such joy I often found
Admiring me, this yellow orb
That seemed so very huge
And as I'd walk, within my dreams
I'd often take refuge.
Sometimes I'd walk there, evenings too
And watch the sun go down
As the sky would turn to marmalade
And it seemed this Sphere would drown
As the ocean swallowed it all up
And the night came creeping in
And seagulls sang there evening songs
How I loved their noisy din.
There's something about the mighty ocean
That makes me want to write
The seaweed and the salty breeze
Give me such sweet delight
I love the rivers, love the lakes
And yet the wild, wild sea
It has a treasure of it's own
That just calls out to me.
5 November 2013 @ 0950hrs.
Moonlight .... watching over the dark
Let your thoughts wander in silence murmur
Capture in your hands a little moonlight veil
Quiet moments that break down
Raspy cry of a swan couple
Ears and eyes watching in the night magical mood
The sparkling silence is gone - eternal contrasts
Background sound from the stream that roars
The air is filled with pure truth - the night turns into a new day
A-L Andresen :)
16th & 28th may 2012.
By: SASHI PRABHU (ZEAUOXIS)
A fortnight back, an evening drove me to Sernabatim shores,
To calm my mind's fury that was churning galore.
There, I listened silently to what the ocean waters were seeking to tell me,
Opened myself to the wisdom, which unfolds with each wave that melts, frothy but free.
Far away on the shores stood alone in soothing waters, I me and myself, alone,
Gawking and listening to the tepid simmering waters, melancholy strains unknown.
And then the churns in my mind began to gasp and soothingly ebb down,
Festooned happiness and joys began to ooze and erupt all around.
Ears now filled with sweet melodies of spent waves tirelessly repeat,
Each note calmed my mind and subtle positives vibes making my mood upbeat.
The warm saline breeze whispered as she blew around me,
A queer descant engulfed my bare body amidst mists of water sprays.
On the supple and soft shores made myself a pillow of wet sand,
And spread myself facing the black velvet sky that to me seems so grand.
The stars, planets and the moon up above,
Stood witness to my body and mind, of earthly pain freed now……
The sand was my warm bed at night,
The frothy spent wave came on to me like blankets of never ending delight.
Spirits look down on me from all round and up above,
Now, disappeared the abyss of remorse, as were abound the cataclysmic effects of joy and love.
I felt I was in paradise that night,
Under the moon shining bright,
And then opened, the flood gates of my mind,
Like magic, the sublime wisdom into me seeped in to be confined.
And then my mind's canvas filled with tone tint and hues
With the wisdom that the waters to me impart without bemuse.
Stop leaving and you will arrive,
Or else joys of innocence you will deprive….
Stop searching and you will see,
Don't hold on or withhold..let go and it will come back of its own will …free…
Stop running away and you will be found,
What goes around comes around..
I struggle no more,
I live my moments without hate and abhor.
I walk freely and can now attract,
That to me which was absolutely abstract.
For in me has now absolutely dissolved,
The fear of separation, failure and anxiety... To the next level evolved.
To the next level evolved
i wrote this one one a shack at sernabatim beach at south goa ,India... and left it in the menu card......4 days later i got it published in the newspaper using my pen name....the next week end i went to the shack and the owner had put it up for all to read
The chill of night holds old remorse
Like some old song I've heard before
And though a half moon knows the chords
Such crescent music strays off course
Through dark of night all eyes are blinded
Such slender light, so small upturned
With strains of sadness so aligned
Where even stars weep sad nocturnes
Please moon, become the whole you are
I need your lamp to see me through
Although there are one million stars
This night is lonely without you
So slight your smile that fills the eye
Each falling star will search the sky
For Russell's Contest: Moon Is My Muse


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Car Exits Time Portal And Crashes? 2013
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Strange video which seems to show a car appearing from nowhere and then crashing into another car on a busy street. Witness states the car just appeared and then vanished after being thrown by the impact to the left of the screen. I wonder if the insurance company believed this one.
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anonymoz February 13, 2014 10:47:59 AM CET
Oh come on.. there is 2 seconds missing when the car would have been shown coming from the right. The time stamps are on the bottom right.. I don't even see how this is a discussion.
jjbreen7 September 15, 2013 7:45:05 PM CEST
Why do people do this? Seriously, are they just that desperate to get 15 seconds of fame and then be proven they are frauds??? Wow, just wow...... STOP DRINKING THE KOOK-AID!!!
Brorkai September 15, 2013 6:08:14 PM CEST
It SEEMS the car is arriving to the scene from the maul?
mihaibartulianu September 15, 2013 4:40:56 PM CEST
There are 2 seconds CUT from second 20 to 22. The main car stops to let the "ghost" car (which is out of view) pass. The two second wait is CUT so it appears that the main car is hit exactly when it stops.
Iglali September 12, 2013 10:36:16 AM CEST
The very interesting FORCE MAJOR situation is dealed so by USA Majestic cosmical space plans etc..
kaidec September 11, 2013 3:00:00 PM CEST
Hit pause 2:05/2:06 and you can see the car coming from the right. The "portal" car is blocked by the other car as it is moving. I don't think it is faked, the angle of camera, and both cars make for a great illusion!!
buckethead69 September 11, 2013 11:58:53 AM CEST
Anyone want to buy a bridge?
shade4599 September 11, 2013 7:35:03 AM CEST
This is a FAKE... they simply removed 1ms from the clip.. take a look at the time stamp and you will see they skip from .20 to .22 ....
pnf7 September 10, 2013 4:53:04 AM CEST
If you watch vary close and follow the little green car watch at the back youll see that the other car pulls out at the same time behind the green car watch closly.
Philbo1965uk September 10, 2013 12:16:06 AM CEST
well spotted nichjunkie...i was looking for ages and didn't spot it myself


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Your Precious Backyard Chicken Eggs Are Lead Bombs »
Listen up, Alanis: Here's something actually ironic. Those fancy New Yorkers who keep chickens in their yards because the eggs are so much healthier might be poisoning their unsuspecting children with that scourge-of-paint-and-pipes, lead. BUMM-er.
The New York Times has the full scoop, but I'll save you the carpal-tunnel of having to click and save myself the effort of having to write by copying and pasting the nut graf right here:
Preliminary results from a New York State Health Department study show that more than half the eggs tested from chickens kept in community gardens in Brooklyn, the Bronx and Queens had detectable levels of lead, unlike store-bought counterparts.
Now, I don't wish lead poisoning on anyone, and I am also of the opinion that eating eggs from backyard chickens is about a zillion times more humane and less environmentally devastating than eating factory-farmed eggs. Nevertheless, go ahead and add this to your quiver of arguments as to why it might be just the bestest most best idea to the leave the eggs alone. Drop it! Drop the egg! Now walk away and no one will get poisoned!
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Aries, a 1-year-old female, is a happy cat and likes spending time on people's laps. Her five kittens have all been adopted, and she is looking for a home of her own. Aries has been spayed, vaccinated and dewormed and has an identification microchip. Pre-approval is required for cat adoptions through East of Eden, a nonprofit animal rescue organization. To learn more, contact Sheri Savage at email@example.com or 925-980-3035. Volunteers are at Petco, 2888 Grant Line Road, from noon to 3 p.m. Saturdays. For information: www.eoerescue.org/joomla/index.php/adoptions.
Daisy needs a new home by May 1, as her foster family is moving out of the area. She is affectionate, patient and eager to please. Daisy especially likes to ride in the car with her head out the window. She should go to a home where she is the only pet. She is house trained, physically fit, spayed, microchipped and up to date on vaccinations. Animal Rescue of Tracy is a nonprofit, all-volunteer rescue group that has adoption fairs for dogs and cats from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and noon to 4 p.m. Sundays in the Macy's wing of the West Valley Mall, 3200 Naglee Road. During kitten season, Animal Rescue of Tracy recommends not moving or touching any litter of kittens, as the mother will likely return soon, after finding food. For information: 642-4324 or www.animalrescuetracy.org.


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7 tips to furnish your new place on a shoestring
There's beauty to be found in those thrift store, hand-me-down, and dented or scratched furnishings. Here's how to find the best deals.
This post comes from Kentin Waits at partner site Money Talks News.
Whether you're moving into a new apartment or buying your first house, furnishing your home doesn't have to break the bank. Great design is all around us, and with a little vision, luck and elbow grease you can give new life to old castoffs without sacrificing an ounce of style.
Here's my tried-and-true list of seven ideas for furnishing a home on a shoestring budget:
1. Hit yard sales and thrift stores
Yard sales and secondhand stores can be treasure troves for industrious decorators on a budget. One of my favorite sites for inspiration is Mr. Goodwill Hunting. Rashon Carraway, the site's creator and its creative powerhouse, is a diehard thrifter who works magic with old furniture and accent pieces. Carraway focuses less on how an item looks now and instead visualizes how it could be with a custom paint job, new cushions or a thorough polish. Gravitate toward items with classic lines, good bones, timeless design or unusual detail.
2. Get in on the action at auctions
Auctions and tag sales are two other venues where it's easy to find quality furniture just waiting to be put in a new context or given some love. Explore each with an open mind; don't be afraid to haggle at tag sales and fight to win your item at an auction. Often, the vintage furnishings you discover will be better constructed than most new pieces and they'll become instant classics in your home.
3. Upcycle those hand-me-downs
They make us think of bell-bottom jeans and snow boots that don't fit, but not every hand-me-down is a downer. Vintage furniture, mid-century lamps and wonderful old wedding china can be great additions to our homes.
Again, look for details that are rare by today's standards -- solid wood or rich veneers, tongue-and-groove construction, and simple designs that can be reinterpreted to fit with any style. Give rough pieces a little TLC with a light sanding and scratch cover or wood polish. Update old lamps with modern shades or reinvigorate an antique china set by mixing it with new linens or modern accent pieces.
4. Refurbish and refinish
People tend to get intimated at the idea of refurbishing and refinishing furniture themselves. But all it takes is a few supplies, a plan, some basic skills that you can learn online, and patience. In a single afternoon you can refinish an end table, repaint a nightstand, add new hardware to a vintage cabinet, or add new fabric to a desk chair. Try your hand at a few different projects and see what suits you best.
5. Frame it
Frame unusual fabric samples, vintage post cards or album covers for inexpensive custom art pieces. Create bold collages using family photographs, memorabilia, childhood drawings and old letters. Or, for free inspiration, look out the window. Press leaves, arrange them in an interesting composition, then frame.
Even the simplest subject takes on an artistic quality when combined with a classic frame and all-white matting.
6. Bolster with upholstery
Reupholstering furniture properly takes a lot of skill and time, so pace yourself and do a little experimenting first. Start with a simple project like a wooden chair with a single cushioned seat (preferably square).
Reupholstering a square is relatively simple -- it's a lot like wrapping a gift. Otherwise, explore the Web for tutorials on more complex projects like reupholstering a large plush chair or loveseat. Scout around for slipcovers in a classic pattern and customize the fit with ties, pins or hand sewing for a quick update.
7. Bring on the dents and dings
Most large furniture stores have an area devoted to floor models or dented and dinged items -- often marked at a deep discount. True bargain hunters make a beeline to this section of the store first to see what deals they can score. Floor models are typically as good as new and, depending on where those dents and dings are, a little creative coverup can make most flaws undetectable.
What all these ideas and methods show us is that a piece of furniture doesn't have to be newly minted in order to be beautiful. Likewise, a used item doesn't have to be a high-end antique in order to have value. This topic brings to mind the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi. In it, we're taught that there's beauty in imperfection, and sometimes what makes an object truly stunning is its inherent flaw.
If you're ready to furnish your new home or redecorate your current place, consider incorporating a bit of wabi-sabi aesthetic. There's beauty (and value) all around you. Do you have any frugal decorating tips to share?
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Just wondering how all of you have decided to 'customize' the WAT brochure with your local info? Have most of you had Jaime add that info in for you? Or have some of you used others who have the appropriate software to do it? What info did you include and where on the brochure does it appear?
It seems that alot of the details of our walkathon will not fit on the brochure (parking instructions, map of walk route, details about prizes/raffle, and other exciting info that will hopefully entice people to attend). We have decided that we will utilize the majority of the back of the brochure to list these details (and will have to make the space for sponsors smaller or just list sponsor names and not logos) and we'll also provide this info in the Michigan Forum section and then print that link on the brochure as well.
But, I've just come across a potential problem and am wondering if anyone else has considered this..........
When someone cuts along the dotted line and mails/hands in the registration form portion of the brochure, they will only be left with the front title panel and the 'What is preeclampsia' inside portion. So, whatever info about the Walk is printed on the back will be sent back to coordinator and won't be available to the walker to refer to once the Walk gets closer. Walkers who are friends and family will probably be easy to remind of the details via email, but for those 'random' people who pick these up at a location where you've left a stack may be more difficult to reach, especially if they don't list their email address on the registration form. Maybe including the web link to the Forum section with all the details of the Walk will avoid many problems, as long as we put the link on the front title panel.
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UPDATE FROM THE MOSCOW POLICE DEPT: The Moscow Police Department has made two arrests after an armed robbery.
On Tuesday evening, October 1,
2013 information was received on the identities and involvement of two possible
suspects in the armed robbery. As a result of tips received and additional
interviews, Moscow detectives were able to develop probable cause for the
arrests of the following suspects for robbery on Wednesday, October 2,
1) Juvenile male, 17
years of age of Genesee
2) Bailey Westgate, 18
years of age of Moscow
The 17-year-old is currently in
juvenile detention in Lewiston awaiting further court proceedings.
Westgate was arrested by the Spokane Police and is currently awaiting
extradition proceedings to be returned to Latah County.
The Moscow Police
Department wants to extend our appreciation to our community members who came
forward and provided valuable information so this crime could be
PRESS RELEASE FROM THE MOSCOW POLICE DEPT: On Saturday, September 28, 2013 at 3:54 a.m. officers responded to 1044 West Pullman Road at the Stinker Station to a reported armed robbery.
Information provided by the clerk was that two males entered the store, immediately brandished handguns and demanded the money from the till. One of the suspects pointed a handgun at two customers inside the store and demanded them to put their cell phones on the counter and covered them while the clerk put cash from the till in a brown paper bag.
Both suspects left the store on foot in a north direction after being handed the bag of cash and a carton of Marlboro cigarettes by the clerk.
Both suspects were described as being 5'7" to 5'11", thin built, wearing black plastic masks and blue gloves.
One suspect was wearing black pants and a black hoodie and the second suspect was wearing a black hoodie and brown pants. The weapons were described as semi-automatic type pistols, black in color with a silver barrel.
No injuries occurred to the three victims.
>>>Anyone with information on this armed robbery is asked to contact the Moscow Police Department at 208-882-COPS or the tip line at 208-892-3898.


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The Panthers seem to be much more confident when it comes to games going to shootouts than in seasons past. Credit some new additions for that.
In Tuesdays 3-2 shootout win over visiting Detroit, the Panthers got goals from rookie Aleksander Barkov and newcomer Brad Boyes. Goalie Tim Thomas, who signed with Florida during training camp, made saves on two of Detroits three shots.
Florida, one of the worst teams in shootouts since it was introduced in 2005, is 3-4 in the bonus round this season with nine goals on 21 shots.
Thomas is 3-1 in shootouts this season and 33-28 overall.
Look at our personnel, look at Timmie, coach Peter Horachek said when asked what Floridas difference has been this year. When you have the goaltending, you can win with that if you get just one. Our shooters have been pretty good. When you have guys who can finish and have the goaltending, you can go into those with confidence.
Barkovs shot was a thing of beauty as he walked in on Detroits Jimmy Howard and moved left. Howard bit and Barkov slid the puck to his right and tucked it into the net.
Thats a really good move, Thomas said after the game. Hes done it to me a few times in practice. I got him the first time. He didnt sell it as well as he should have. The second time he sold it and theres nothing you can do.
Barkov said he used that move a few times in Finland last year and obviously worked on it against Thomas.
I like this move, I think its easy to do because I have a long reach. Its good for me, Barkov said. Its nice to score a goal.
Boyes retook the NHL lead for active players with his 35th goal Tuesday one better than Minnesotas Zach Parise. Tuesdays shot was his 11th career game-decider as he is 4-for-5 in shootouts this year.
On Tuesday, Boyes shot third and got to see what Barkov and Jonathan Huberdeau did against Howard. Boyes went in hard and fired a shot through Howards skates.
A long time ago I decided to pick something as I was going in and stick with it, Boyes said. After that, its been pretty good. Ive had some success with it.
The Panthers Plexiglas problem had a life of its own Tuesday night as it was featured on sites throughout the internet and made an appearance on ESPNs SportsCenter.
Midway through the third, a shot cracked a pane of glass behind the Detroit goal. Floridas ice crew took down the busted piece and was ready to replace it with another but that piece of glass slipped and cracked.
The arena only kept one piece of backup glass without its protective backing to keep the rest from being scratched or broken. So when the backup piece of glass broke, all they had left was glass with the double-sided adhesive backing.
Because it would have taken approximately 20 minutes to get the stubborn adhesive off, the decision was to put the glass up with the backing still on.
What it looked like was cardboard or plywood instead of glass. Hurricane season is over, Panthers TV voice Steve Goldstein quipped.
Game officials told both benches that the odd-looking covering was indeed glass and safe for play. As the third period went on, the backing was taken off another piece of glass and put up during the overtime break.
According to one member of the ice crew, all remaining pieces of glass at the arena were cleared of the protective backing on Wednesday.
Im from Toronto so it was pretty big news there, Boyes said.
My friends were sending me all kinds of pictures. It was quite the conversation piece. It would have been a 20-minute delay. They wanted to get the game going. But we knew it was glass. If it would have been plywood, we would have been in trouble.


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Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
|Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
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|Royal Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
|Principal conductor
|Mariss Jansons
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Dutch: Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest, pronounced [ˌkɔnɪnklək kɔnˈsɛrtɣəbʌu̯ɔrˌkɛst]) is a symphony orchestra of the Netherlands, based at the Royal Concertgebouw (concert hall) in Amsterdam. In 1988, Queen Beatrix conferred the "Royal" title upon the orchestra. In December 2008, a group of international critics invited by Gramophone ranked the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra as the best symphony orchestra in the world.[1]
The Concertgebouw opened on 11 April 1888. The Concertgebouw Orchestra, however, was not founded until a little later. It gave its first concert in the Concertgebouw on 3 November 1888 under the principal conductor for its first seven years, Willem Kes.
1895–1945: Mengelberg[edit]
In 1895, Willem Mengelberg became chief conductor and remained in this position with the organization for fifty years, an unusually long tenure for a music director.[2] He is generally regarded as having brought the orchestra to a level of major international significance, with a particular championing of such then-contemporary composers as Gustav Mahler and Richard Strauss.
For approximately its first 75 years, the Concertgebouw Orchestra had a somewhat complicated roster of conductors. In addition to the chief conductor, the orchestra had conductor positions titled "eerste dirigent" ("first conductor"), who assisted the chief conductor with programming, and "tweede dirigent" ("second conductor"), who did "what he was told."[3] During Mengelberg's time as chief conductor, several of these first conductors included Karl Muck (1921–1925), Pierre Monteux (1924–1934), Bruno Walter (1934–1939), and Eugen Jochum (1941–1943). Musicians who served as "second conductor" included the composer Cornelis Dopper, Evert Cornelis and Eduard van Beinum.
In 1945, because of the controversy over his relationship with the Nazi occupying forces during the German occupation of the Netherlands during World War II, Mengelberg was removed as chief conductor and subsequently banned from conducting. The ban was initially imposed for the remainder of his life, but after an appeal, reduced to six years, applied retroactively from 1945. Mengelberg died in 1951 just before the end of his sentence, thus never conducting the orchestra after 1945.
1945–1985: Van Beinum and Haitink[edit]
From 1945 to 1959, the orchestra's principal conductor was Eduard van Beinum, who had debuted with the orchestra in 1929. He had become the second conductor of the orchestra in 1931, and co-principal conductor in 1938. One of his specialties was the symphonies of Anton Bruckner, and Van Beinum made commercial recordings with the orchestra of Bruckner's Eighth and Ninth Symphonies for the Philips Records. Van Beinum served as sole chief conductor of the orchestra after World War II until his sudden death on the Concertgebouw podium from a fatal heart attack in April 1959.
Bernard Haitink made his debut with the Concertgebouw Orchestra on 7 November 1956. After Van Beinum's death, from 1961 to 1963, Haitink and Eugen Jochum shared the post of chief conductor of the orchestra.[4] Haitink became sole chief conductor in 1963, and served in this post until 1988. At some point during Haitink's time, the conductor system was simplified to have an assistant conductor instead of first- and second-conductors. Conductors who served in this capacity included Edo de Waart and Hans Vonk. The recording profile of the orchestra increased most dramatically under Haitink, with many recordings for the Philips Records, as well as EMI and Columbia Records. In the early 1980s, the Dutch government threatened the orchestra with reductions in its government subsidy that could potentially have led to the dismissal of 23 musicians from the orchestra. Haitink threatened to resign in protest, and the financial situation was eventually settled.[5] In 1999, Haitink was named the orchestra's Conductor Laureate.
1985–current: Chailly and Jansons[edit]
Riccardo Chailly made his debut with the Concertgebouw Orchestra in 1985, and was elected that year as their next chief conductor to succeed Haitink.[6] As the first non-Dutchman to hold the post, Chailly served as chief conductor from 1988 to 2004. His recordings with the orchestra include complete Mahler and Brahms symphony cycles and several Bruckner symphonies. He is a strong advocate of modern music and recorded shorter works of Shostakovich, the complete Kammermusiken of Paul Hindemith, and the orchestral works of Igor Stravinsky, Olivier Messiaen and Edgard Varèse. After his departure in 2004, Chailly was named Conductor Emeritus of the RCO.
The Latvian conductor Mariss Jansons made his RCO debut in 1988 and was elected chief conductor on 22 October 2002.[7] His tenure officially began on 1 September 2004, with an initial contract of three years. Premières during Janson's tenure have included Hans Werner Henze's Sebastian im Traum, a RCO co-commission. In April 2014, the orchestra announced the scheduled conclusion of Jansons' tenure as chief conductor afer the 2014-2015 season.[8][9]
The orchestra enjoyed a close relationship with Gustav Mahler and championed many of his symphonies, with an especially worthy festival of his music being the 1920 Mahler Festival.[10] Other conductors who worked closely with the Concertgebouw Orchestra included Pierre Monteux, Eugen Jochum, George Szell and Kirill Kondrashin, who was the "permanent guest conductor" from 1978 until his death in 1981. More recently, Nikolaus Harnoncourt was named Honorary Guest Conductor of the RCO in 2000.
Another factor in creating the orchestra's distinct character is that the Concertgebouw Orchestra has had only six chief conductors, setting it apart from orchestras of similar age and caliber.[11] The nearly one thousand recordings that the orchestra has to its credit have also contributed to this reputation. The orchestra also serves as one of the opera orchestras for productions of the Dutch National Opera.
Jan Raes is the orchestra's executive director, since 1 December 2008, succeeding Jan Willem Loot, who retired in November 2008. Past artistic directors of the Concertgebouw Orchestra have included Rudolf Mengelberg, Marius Flothuis (1955–1974), and Peter Ruzicka. The present head of artistic administration for the orchestra is Joel Ethan Fried.
The RCO has begun to issue CDs on its own label, RCO Live, as conducted by Jansons and Haitink.[12]
Current orchestra members[edit]
The current leaders of the Concertgebouw Orchestra are:
- First violins: Vesko Eschkenazy and Liviu Prunaru
- Second violins: Henk Rubingh
- Violas: Ken Hakii
- Cellos: Gregor Horsch
- Basses: Dominic Seldis
- Flutes: Emily Beynon and Kersten McCall
- Oboes: Lucas Macías Navarro and Alexei Ogrintchouk
- Clarinets: Olivier Patey
- Bassoons: Ronald Karten and Gustavo Núñez
- Trumpets: Omar Tomasoni
- Trombones: Bart Claessens and Jörgen van Rijen
- Tuba: Perry Hoogendijk
- Horns: Laurens Woudenberg
- Timpani: Marinus Komst and Nick Woud
- Harp: Petra van der Heide
Past orchestra members[edit]
- Concertmasters: Steven Staryk (1960–1962), Herman Krebbers (1962–1979), Jaap van Zweden (1979–1995), Rudolf Koelman (1996–1999), Alexander Kerr (1996–2006)
- Cellists: Gérard Hekking (1903–1914), Anner Bylsma (1962–1968)
- Oboists: Han de Vries (1963–1970), Edo de Waart (1963–1964)
- Bassoonists: Thom de Klerk (1935–1966)
- Tubists: Roger Bobo (1962–1964)
Chief conductors[edit]
- 1888–1895 Willem Kes
- 1895–1945 Willem Mengelberg
- 1945–1959 Eduard van Beinum
- 1961-1963 Eugen Jochum (jointly with Bernard Haitink)
- 1961–1988 Bernard Haitink
- 1988–2004 Riccardo Chailly
- 2004–present Mariss Jansons
- ^ Tom Huizenga (21 November 2008). "Chicago Symphony Tops U.S. Orchestras". NPR. Retrieved 2008-11-25.
- ^ Other long tenures at major orchestras include Evgeny Mravinsky at the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra, Ernest Ansermet at the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Robert Kajanus at the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, and Eugene Ormandy at the Philadelphia Orchestra.
- ^ Wisse, Kees, notes to Q-Disc Issue "Eduard Van Beinum: The Radio Recordings", Q-Disc (translated Lodewijk Odé, Ko Kooman and Chris Gordon).
- ^ Hussey, Dyneley, "The Musician's Gramophone" (May 1960). The Musical Times, 101 (1407): 303.
- ^ James R. Oestreich (10 March 2002). "An Eminently Rational Man In an Irrational Profession". New York Times. Retrieved 2007-10-30.
- ^ John O'Mahony (9 March 2002). "Maestro in the fast lane". The Guardian. Retrieved 2007-08-19.
- ^ Martin Cullingford (17 October 2002). "Jansons confirmed as Royal Concertgebouw head". Gramophone. Retrieved 2007-08-19.
- ^ "Mariss Jansons Bids Farewell" (Press release). Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. 22 April 2014. Retrieved 2014-04-23.
- ^ Imogen Tilden (2014-04-22). "Mariss Jansons announces Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra departure". The Guardian. Retrieved 2014-04-23.
- ^ Adrian Boult (22 May 1920). "Mahler Festival in Amsterdam". The Daily Telegraph.
- ^ Jessica Duchen (17 September 1999). "Dutch courage". The Guardian. Retrieved 2007-08-19.
- ^ Andrew Clements (5 August 2005). "Bruckner: Symphony no 8, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra/ Haitink". The Guardian. Retrieved 2007-08-19.
External links[edit]
- Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra official website
- Royal Concertgebouw official website
- European archive Copyright free LP recording of Brahms 3rd symphony by George Szell (conductor) and the (Royal) Concertgebouw Orchestra at the European Archive (for non-American viewers only).


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Lumoria is a celestial region in Final Fantasy XI. Once situated on Qufim Island[1], it has now separated from Vana'diel and floats in space above it[2]. This is the event that gave Qufim Island its crescent shape[3].
Lumoria contains the ruins of the Celestial Capital Al'Taieu, a legendary Zilart city lost over ten thousand years before the beginning of the game's story. It is the ultimate destination of the Chains of Promathia expansion, accessible once "Chapter 8: Emptiness Bleeds" is started.
- Main article: Al'Taieu
The twisted landscape of Al'Taieu was once the outskirts of the Celestial Capital. The surviving structures of the Zilartian city loom at its center. It remains the residence of many strange and dangerous creatures including the famous Absolute Virtue. A phenomenon called an Auroral Updraft connects this place to the Sealion's Den.
Several portals in the northern sections connect to the three Crags of Mea, Dem, and Holla. Swirling Vortices link to the emptiness of Apollyon. At the very north of this zone is the Ou'phat Obelisk, also known as Temenos.
Grand Palace of Hu'XzoiEdit
The Grand Palace is the greatest edifice of the ancient Zilart and the former home of their royal family. It consists of five towers surrounding a wider central structure.
The Garden of Ru'HmetEdit
The garden contains the upper levels of the Grand Palace. The Zilart King was once seated atop its halls. The central elevator here descends to the Empyreal Paradox.
Empyreal ParadoxEdit
The Empyreal Paradox (天象の鎖 Tenshō no Kusari, lit. Weather Chains) lies beneath the Garden of Ru'Hmet, and is closest to the planet of Vana'diel. Qufim Island, the Grand Duchy of Jeuno, and other regions of Vana'diel can be seen through the transparent floor of this area. What occurs here can only be said to determine the fate of the world itself.
Abyssea's LumoriaEdit
In the alternate realm of Abyssea, the Celestial Capital did indeed separate from Qufim Island as in Vana'diel, but rather than floating directly above the planet, when Shinryu was manifested from Promathia Al'Taieu situated itself on the surface of Abyssea's moon and the Empyreal Paradox separated from the rest of the region. Now disconnected from both Abyssea and the rest of Lumoria, Abyssea - Empyreal Paradox has both a view of the planet Abyssea in the distance and Lumoria situated on Abyssea's moon below.[4]
Other AppearancesEdit
Dissidia 012 Final FantasyEdit
The Empyreal Paradox appears as the representative arena for Final Fantasy XI in Dissidia 012. The arena is a large flat expanse with a giant orange crystal in the center. Several smaller crystals line the arena on the outside perimeter, and the world of Final Fantasy XI can be seen below the stage. In the stage's Omega version, orbs of light float from this world up to the crystal in the center of the stage. Characters too close to this center crystal steadily lose Bravery the closer they are to it.
In an earlier cycle, Prishe brought the Warrior of Light there, and chastised him for thinking that so long as he can fight, his life has meaning, and tells him that he must rely on his emotions. It is here that she gave him a name that he forgets in later cycles.
The final battle of the twelfth cycle takes place here; the six new characters, namely Lightning, Kain, Tifa, Laguna, Yuna and Vaan, come here seeking the portal the manikins are using to cross over from the Interdimensional Rift. After defeating a force of the Warriors of Chaos, the six battle a horde of manikins and succeed in closing the portal and cutting off Chaos's supply of the creatures, but at the cost of their own lives.
During the thirteenth cycle, Bartz and the Warrior fight several manikins here. The Warrior then tells Bartz that he has faint traces of his memories, including someone calling him by name, and that he does not want to be given another name by Bartz.
The Promyvion Shard is the battlegen item obtained through stage destruction in this area.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain CallEdit
The Empyreal Paradox appears as the BMS for "Shinryu".
- Due to the sea creature-like appearances of Phuabo, Hpemde, and Xzomit, as well as the semisolid water floor in Al'Taieu, the region of Lumoria has been nicknamed "Sea" among players.
- ↑ Revealed in Final Fantasy XI: Heroes of Abyssea expansion
- ↑ Revealed in Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia expansion
- ↑ Revealed in Final Fantasy XI: Heroes of Abyssea expansion
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cahsnef proposes by dave midget staff writer Ombudsman problems, basketball troubles and more requests for funding were all dis special buckley convocation set for sunday at 3 p.m. William F Rir-lclw T.- ,'o William F. Buckley Jr. expected to comment on President Nixon's Inaugural address, when Buckley spotlights a special convocation Sunday, Jan. 21, in the WSC Fine Arts Center Theatre. Says Dr. Dan Martino, director of the Weber State convocation series, "We believe that Mr. Buckley's lecture, which will be his only one on any other campus this year, will deal with Nixon's recent Inaugural speech." Buckley, who is a registered Republican, is known for his political activity and oratories. In 1969 he was appointed to President Nixon's five-member Advisory Commission of the U.S. LA. "Firing Line" is Buckley's, weekly television talk-show which has 120 broadcasts across the country. Buckley has hosted such personalities as Spiro Ag-new, David Frost, Barry Gold-water, Benjamin Spock, Truman Capote and others. His syndicated newspaper column "On The Right," since 1964, has appeared three times a week in over 300 newspapers. And he has had articles published in magazines such as "Esquire," "Atlantic," and "Harper's." In addition, he has written a number of books, among them: "McCarthy and His Enemies," "Up From Liberalism," "The Governor Listata: A Book of Inspired Political Revelations" and "Cruising Speed." Buckley will arrive by plane to Utah sometime on Saturday and speak at Weber State College on Sunday at 3 p.m. According to Dr. Martino, Sunday was the only day that Buckley would agree to appear. "The convocation committee has negotiated with Mr. Buckley's agents for three years in an attempt to bring him to the college. We realize the complications of presenting him on a Sunday but it was either the 21st or never." cussed in last Monday's Executive Cabinet session. A request for $340 was made by Don Hughes, legislative vice president. The money, if grant After the convocation a re ception will be held in the Union Building Skyroom when the pub v. a. announcement ws veterans receive special benefits Elmer J. Smith, Director of the Veterans Administration Regional Office at Salt Lake City recently announced special benefits for some 1300 veterans at Weber State College. One of the benefits made available was the recent installation of a toll free direct tele state high school debaters meet at veber feb. 9-1 0 Students representing approximately 65 high schools converge on the Weber State campus Feb. 9 and 10 as Weber hosts the largest high school debate tournament in the state. The Leland H. Monsqn High School Debate Championship held annually at Weber, "maypossibly be the largest in the area," stated Dr. Harold Hunker, director of the event. Competition will open Friday following a coach's luncheon hosted by Dr. Joseph L. Bishop, ed, will be used to finance a trip to the American Association of Higher Education in Chicago for four days. The request drew some ques lic is invited to ask questions and visit with Buckley. The admission is $1.50 for phone line to the Salt Lake Veterans Regional Office. Veteran students and their families may now reach the Salt Lake office by dialing 399-4433. The Salt Lake office is also prepared to assist veterans and widows who are receiving non-service connected pensions from WSC President and close Saturday with a general assembly and awards presentation. "Certificates of achievement will be presented along with a number of trophies," stated Dr. Hunker. In conjunction with the contest all departments on campus will present displays to inform the students what is available through the various departments and the advantages of Weber's smaller campus. new policy tions from Dennis Fowler, Financial Vice President. "I think that before we finance this trip, we have to be able to justify whether or not this trip will prtjHjtyV' :iH!'n:i'n1 it the general public and $1 for students, faculty and staff with I.D. cards. the V.A. with preparation of their annual income questionnaires. Other benefits for Weber State veterans include a centrally located Veterans Administration office on campus that may be found in the Student Personnel Counseling and Testing building just south of the new Administration Building. Two full time secretaries, Mary Ellen Jones and Diane Cook are on duty daily during school hours to answer questions or provide forms for all available veterans benefits. Assistant Dean of Students Petersen has indicated that since there was no veterans table available at Winter Quarter Registration, new vets may not have completed the standard veterans class card necessary for educational financial assistance. These cards are available at the veterans office window, and should be filled out as soon as possible to avoid delay of payment checks said Dean Peter- benefit all of Weber State College."Before deciding whether or not to cover the expenses a motion was made and passed requiring Hughes and Fowler to work out the details and resubmit the request. According to Ombudsman representative Steve Erickson, "Non-student sitting in seats reserved for students -only at WSC basketball games has become a real problem." "This is especially true when the student section is neither filled before or during a game, and non-students are prohibited from using these seats." "The complaints seem justified because the non-students are getting upper seats and are thereby prevented from sitting with their student friends." In accordance, Hughes recommended that non-students be allowed to sit anywhere except during those few games which are expected to be sold out. So as to avoid anymis-interpretation of such a change in policy, Fran Wheeler, president of ASWSC, recommended that before a change is put into effect, a written "Statement of Policy" be submitted for approval.Wendy Turner, activities vice president, announced that the Union Building birthday celebration will be held March 9. The theme for thepartywillbe"Mar-di Gras Night." Ms. Turner also announced ttiat plans for the upcoming Earth Week are now in process of being planned. Speculative plans include films, lectures, photographs, and a dance. notice Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, (D-N.Y.) has canceled her scheduled appearance at the Weber State Fine Arts Auditorium on Feb. 14, 1973. Harry Walker, a representative for Ms. Chisholm who announced the cancellation, stated medical and previous congressional committments as her reasons for the cancellation. Of interest to Weber State veterans as outlined in United States code, chapters 31, 34, and 35 is the 13 hours of general education credit that will be allowed all vets who have completed at least 24 months of active duty. This credit will be applied at time of graduation. Also special counseling for those veterans who need it will be offered by the Counseling Department of Student Personnel Services. notice Open hearing on a proposed grading change will be held in the Union Huild-ing Theatre at noon on Feb. 1. Interested faculty, staff and students are invited to give their comments to the student executive cabinet at this meeting. (See editorial, page four.)
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|Weber State College
|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Title: Physicochemical, nutritional, and microbial quality of fresh-cut and frozen papaya prepared from cultivars with varying resistance to internal yellowing disease (Enterobacter cloacae) Authors
|Wall, Marisa
|Nishijima, Kate
|Fitch, Maureen - HARC
|Nishijima, Wayne - UH MANOA
Submitted to: Journal of Food Quality
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: July 28, 2008
Publication Date: April 12, 2010
Citation: Wall, M.M., K.A. Nishijima, M.M. Fitch, and W.T. Nishijima. 2010. Physicochemical, nutritional and microbial quality of fresh-cut and frozen papaya prepared from cultivars with varying resistance to internal yellowing disease. Journal Food Quality. 33: 131-149. Interpretive Summary: Fresh-cut and frozen papaya cubes have potential as value-added products for Hawaii's papaya industry, but have been limited by high coliform bacterial counts and deterioration in edible quality. The bacterium, Enterobacter cloacae, is one source of the high coliform counts and the causal agent of internal yellowing disease of papaya. The nutritional and microbial quality of fresh-cut and frozen papaya prepared from cultivars with varying resistance to internal yellowing disease were determined. Visual and textural changes limited shelf-life, but the papaya products retained nutritional and microbial quality. Preparing value-added products from cultivars resistant to internal yellowing disease appears to be a viable option for diversifying the papaya industry while conforming to food safety guidelines.
Technical Abstract: Quality, nutritional, and microbial analyses were completed for fresh-cut and frozen papaya cubes prepared from cultivars with varying resistance to internal yellowing disease, caused by the bacterium Enterobacter cloacae. In general, fresh-cut and frozen papaya retained nutritional and microbial quality, but visual and textural quality declined. Pretreatment with 1% calcium lactate improved the firmness of fresh-cut fruit, but translucency limited the shelf-life of cubes dipped in either water or calcium lactate. Translucency was not a symptom of chilling injury, but rather a result of water intrusion into the fruit. Vitamin C content did not differ among cultivars when prepared as fresh-cut or frozen products. The average vitamin C content was 61.5 mg/100 g and 52.2 mg/100 g for fresh-cut and frozen fruit, respectively. Vitamin A content was greatest in fresh-cut 'Laie Gold' and 'Rainbow' fruit, and averaged 35.1 µg RAE/100 g for all cultivars. For frozen cubes, the yellow-orange flesh cultivars ('Kapoho', 'Laie Gold', Rainbow) had more vitamin A than the orange-red flesh cultivars ('Sunrise' and 'SunUp') that contained lycopene. Total sugar concentrations (10-11 g/100 g) were highest in papaya cubes prepared from the yellow-orange fleshed cultivars, but sucrose was hydrolyzed to glucose and fructose in frozen samples. Microbial counts were very low or not detectable for most samples. Among the IY-resistant cultivars, 'Rainbow' had the highest vitamin A and sugar contents, and did not develop translucency. The selection of IY-resistant papaya cultivars will allow processors to produce nutritious value-added products that conform to food safety guidelines.


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